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To all our valued members, partners and stakeholders,
On behalf of the South Fremantle Football Club, I wish all within our large and growing “Family” a happy and successful New Year.
Whilst we are desperately hoping and perhaps expecting some greater normality in our community and across our football this year, we have been quickly reminded over the holiday break that the spectre Read More [+]
The South Fremantle Football Club is pleased to reach the 1,000 financial member mark at this early point of the 2021 season.
The Club enjoyed record membership last year, and is looking to further build upon that outcome, with a sizable target of x3000 financial members in 2021.
Club President Peter Christie expressed his satisfaction in meeting this first primary interval, but recognises that there is a long Read More [+]
IT turned out to be quite the eventful and memorable year in 2020 for the South Fremantle Football Club and it is all encapsulated in the Annual Report and Year Book replaced at the Annual General Meeting.
The club's AGM for 2020 was held at Fremantle Community Bank Oval on Monday December 8 where not only were the premierships won by the WAFL league and Rogers Cup Youth Girls teams, but an encouraging financial result was also revealed.
It is well documented the challenges that 2020 provided and that included the WAFL season being significantly shortened and not starting until July 18. But by the end of the year, the South Fremantle Football Club was delighted to announce a full-year cash profit result of $454,425.
To all our valued members, partners and stakeholders, What an amazing year on so many different levels we have experienced in this, our 120th Anniversary: We achieved record Membership of 2,136, 32% up on our target Member number; After the ignominy of last year’s crushing Grand Final defeat, we were able to rebound, finish on top of the ladder and ultimately became Premiers in a classic WAFL GF; Our Corporate Sponsorship reached new levels; Fremantle Community Bank Read More [+]
The South Fremantle Club pays tribute to retiring Director Don ‘Bowie’ Pasqua for 30 years’ service.
Don was appointed to the Board in 1992 and has been actively and passionately involved in assisting the Club in attracting sponsors and overseeing many fundraising activities across that whole period.
With his departure from the board approaching we sat him down to discuss some of his most memorable moments from the Read More [+]
| Nominee | Position | Proposer | Seconder |
|
Peter |
Nominating for President |
Paul |
Marty |
| Anthony Van Der Wielen |
Director |
Paul |
Peter |
|
Liz |
Director | Sal Capolingua |
John Houston |
|
Hayley |
Director | Liz Houston |
David Manser |
To all our valued members, partners and stakeholders,
I hope that you are all enjoying the current off-season period, naturally still reflecting upon, and celebrating, the 2020 season that marked our unforgettable 120th year.
Winning two of the available six Premierships is the clear and obvious highlight, but we also acknowledge that this incredible feat was achieved in a highly interrupted year, which demonstrates the Read More [+]
THERE was more history made by the South Fremantle Football Club in Women's Football in 2020 as the Bulldogs entered the WAFL Women's competition and the Youth Girls claimed the Rogers Cup premiership.
All that was celebrated at the Allomes Medal Awards night held on Friday night at Esplanade Hotel Fremantle by Rydges in conjunction with the WJ Hughes Medal night, and it proved a tremendous occasion highlighting the growth of female football at the Bulldogs.
By the end of the evening, it was South Fremantle's WAFLW captain Lauren Vecchio who was once again honoured.
THE brilliant 2020 WAFL season for South Fremantle was celebrated at the WJ Hughes Medal night at the Esplanade Hotel in Fremantle on Friday night and it was a popular first-time winner named fairest and best for the Bulldogs to cap off proceedings.
It might have been a delayed start to the 2020 season thanks to the implications of the Coronavirus pandemic, but once things got up and running on Saturday July 18, South Fremantle quickly emerged as the team to beat in the competition.
The Bulldogs would go on to finish the nine-week home and away season on top of the ladder to claim the minor premiership and then despite a hiccup in the second semi-final, they would beat Claremont in a remarkable Grand Final at Fremantle Community Bank Oval.
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Constitution
