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SOUTH Fremantle put on its most emphatic performance of the season to win the Foundation Derby by 67 points but coach Paul Hasleby wants that effort to now be the benchmark rather that a one-off display from the Bulldogs.
SOUTH Fremantle turned on its best performance of the year and saved it for the biggest day of the WAFL season to thump East Fremantle by 67 points in the Foundation Derby at East Fremantle Oval.
Donald Doig - 188
Kevin Erbe - 216
Barbara Hosking - 331
Pat Ricci - 574
Joan Garcia - 765
IF EVER South Fremantle was going to find something and breathe some life into its season then it would be in the traditional Foundation Day Derby even if it is on Sunday, but it's an important game for East Fremantle to win at East Fremantle Oval as well.
SOUTH Fremantle is a proud football club with a rich history built on legendary teams of great players and coaches.
To be sitting at the bottom of the ladder after nine rounds is hard for the supporters and players alike.
To start our climb back up the ladder will take leadership and experience, two qualities we have lost a lot of in recent times. The best leaders of the last few years were all different Read More [+]
SOUTH Fremantle might have gone down to the unbeaten reigning premiers Claremont on Saturday, but there were still some encouraging performances at Fremantle Oval and some strong outings in the reserves could have several players in the frame for a Foundation Day derby call up.
IT WAS the biggest game of the year on Saturday for the young SFFC colts side as they took on the undefeated Claremont colts.
They were under enormous pressure early and withstood an inaccurate Claremont barrage. Settling late in the first quarter, the boys were able to fight back to a reasonable position, with some clever goals off the boot of Jermaine Lewis (K Craft Bullbars award winner), and finished the first term with a Read More [+]
THE good news for South Fremantle out of last week was that the Bulldogs recorded their first win of 2013, the bad news is that waiting for them in response is the unbeaten, two-time reigning premiers Claremont at Fremantle Oval on Saturday.
SOUTH Fremantle coach Paul Hasleby was relieved to get the Bulldogs' first win of the season over Peel but was most proud that his team responded to being challenged in the third quarter to run away with the 15-point victory.
