On Friday the 21st of July we held our annual Allomes Medal Count. The night recognized all the hard work and effort of both our WAFLW and Rogers Cup teams. 

Sally and Jenna Allomes joined us on this special night - the award is named after them and their efforts and contribution throughout Women's Football.

The 2023 Allomes Medallist was awarded to Ariana Hetherington - in her first-ever year at South Fremantle Football Club.
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Due to a combination of staff change and employee circumstances, South Fremantle Football Club has recently undertaken a review and restructure of the club's football administration and associated roles.

Endorsed by the Club's Board of Directors, the following resource changes are announced:

1. Former Manager, Male Football Charlie Burke has been promoted to the role of Head of Football.

This role will have strategic oversight of all the Club's football programs and activities; Read More [+]

SOUTH Fremantle kicked the first three goals of the game on Sunday against Perth before being able to convert a three quarter-time lead into an eventual seven-point victory at Mineral Resources Park.

Both the Demons and Bulldogs were desperate for a win currently occupying two of the last three positions on the WAFL ladder coming into Sunday's match up at Lathlain in Round 14 of the WAFL.

South Fremantle kicked the first three goals of Read More [+]

South Fremantle defender Toby McQuilkin will remain in hospital overnight following the concussion injury he sustained during the 2nd quarter of our WAFL game today against the Perth Football Club.

He is being further assessed as a precaution and is expected to undergo an MRI Scan in the morning.

We appreciate the messages of support.

SOUTH Fremantle will be desperate to return to the WAFL winner's list this Sunday when taking on Perth at Lathlain's Mineral Resources Park.

The Round 14 match up between South Fremantle and Perth will begin on Sunday at 11.40am and will be shown live on Channel 7.

The Reserves contest starts the day at Mineral Resources Park at 9.10am before the Colts match will wrap things up starting at 2.30pm.

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The annual WAFLW Awards were held on the 10th of July with a big South Fremantle representative. 

The Awards night took place at The Astral Ballroom at Crown with 10 of our WAFLW and Rogers girls being nominees. 

It was a great evening to celebrate the players and all their hard work and dedication throughout the season. 

The Rogers Cup girls are straight into preparation for the upcoming Grand Final against undefeated West Perth. 

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WORDS COURTESY OF CHRIS PIKE

THE WAFLW grand final is now set for 2023 this Saturday with East Fremantle overpowering South Fremantle in Sunday's preliminary final to book in a rematch with Claremont.

The biggest ever WAFLW derby took place on Sunday at Fremantle Community Bank Oval and South Fremantle started well against East Fremantle looking for a shot at history.

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IT was another heartbreaking loss this season for South Fremantle on Saturday with Claremont kicking the last goal of the game to snatch the four-point NAIDOC Week victory.

South Fremantle played host to Claremont for the now annual NAIDOC Week fixture between the two clubs for the Jimmy Melbourne Cup dating back to 2007, and the Bulldogs were on top for most of the afternoon.

South Fremantle led by eight points at quarter-time, 10 at Read More [+]

SOUTH Fremantle will be hosting the now traditional NAIDOC Round clash with Claremont on Saturday at Fremantle Community Bank Oval with it doubling as the 100th game for premiership defender Noah Strom.

The Bulldogs return home to Fremantle Community Bank Oval to host the NAIDOC Week contest against the league-leading Claremont on a big day of celebration and acknowledgement.

The day begins with the colts contest at 9.10am between the Bulldogs and Tigers with the Read More [+]

WORDS COURTESY OF BEN SMITH
- THE WEST AUSTRALIAN

South Fremantle will be unveiling their new signage ahead of NAIDOC Round with Indigenous legends Benny Vigona and Basil Campbell getting honoured.

Fremantle Community Bank Oval will have different signage this weekend, with South Fremantle honouring two of their former favourites.

To celebrate their NAIDOC Round clash with Claremont on Saturday, the Bulldogs have renamed their home ground’s end for this week’s game in Read More [+]