WHAT South Fremantle coach Todd Curley had to say following the Round 18 WAFL victory over Peel Thunder at Fremantle Community Bank® Oval leading into the end of the home and away season against Claremont and West Perth heading into the finals.

QUESTION: You got off to a terrific start, another good second quarter and even though the second half was a bit of a grind, you would have been happy with that win?
ANSWER: I thought when the game was really on the line early we were really good and played some good footy. We were able to match them in the contested area which is a real strength for them, and then we were able to use the ball pretty well and use the ball effectively. The second half turned into a bit of a scrap really and we still had a number of shots, but just kicked poorly.

Q: The way you used the footy for much of the first half in particular and your forwards came up with confidence to provide targets worked really well?
A: I think it's important that if you are ahead of the ball you have to realise that the guys up the ground are going to be under pressure when they get the footy. So when they look up, if there's someone coming and working for them that makes it a lot easier for them. We've been working hard all the way through really and there's still a lot of things we think we can get better at, but when the game was on the line Peel can be a team that when they stay in the contest generally, they seem to find a way to hang around all day. We got that scoreboard gap early and we were lucky because we had a couple of sore boys late, but that was OK.

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SOUTH Fremantle took another step towards a top two position for a fourth consecutive WAFL season with a 40-point victory over Peel Thunder at Fremantle Community Bank Oval on Saturday.

South Fremantle dominated the game from the outside against Peel kicking the game's opening six goals before cruising to the 11.16 (82) to 6.6 (42) victory which made it three in-a-row with two rounds of the home away season in 2019 remaining.

Mason Shaw ended up kicking another three goals for South Fremantle with captain Dylan Main adding two to go with 19 possessions, six marks and six tackles.

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SOUTH Fremantle has now strung a couple of wins together again and now ahead of hosting Peel Thunder at Fremantle Community Bank Oval on Saturday, the Bulldogs they need to keep winning as they chase a top two finish.

South Fremantle comes into the game having now won its past two matches on the back of a four-game losing streak and prior to that seven consecutive victories.

That has the Bulldogs still sitting in third position on the WAFL ladder with a 10-5 record but a win on Saturday against Peel and they potentially could return to second position depending on how Claremont performs against West Perth also on Saturday at Claremont Oval.

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WHAT South Fremantle coach Todd Curley had to say following the Round 17 WAFL victory against East Perth at Leederville Oval and looking ahead to Saturday's clash with Peel Thunder at Fremantle Community Bank Oval.

QUESTION: What are your reactions to that pretty solid win? 
ANSWER: We were a bit disappointed obviously with the first half. But I thought we defended pretty strongly and played much better in the second half. We'll continue to Read More [+]

SOUTH Fremantle delivered a scintillating eight-goal third quarter to come from behind to beat East Perth at Leederville Oval on Saturday to continue to again build some momentum as the finals approach.

South Fremantle had snapped its four-game losing run last week with a win against Swan Districts and were then able to back it up against East Perth on Saturday, despite having to come from behind at half-time to do so.

But the Bulldogs delivered eight goals in the third quarter while holding the Royals scoreless to end up winning 15.16 (106) to 11.7 (73) to make it five consecutive wins for South Fremantle against East Perth.

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SOUTH Fremantle takes great pride in being the 'Premier Family Club' and seeing brothers share the field together at WAFL level is always special which Zac and Noah Strom continue to enjoy and now the older brother reaches his 100-game milestone this Saturday.

South Fremantle has a long history of brothers playing together and that continues to this day not only with Zac and Noah Strom at league level, but also with Brendan and Steve Verrier and that only scratches the surface of the Bulldogs' brothers who have shared such great memories together.

Now this Saturday afternoon when South Fremantle runs onto Leederville Oval to take on East Perth, Zac Strom will be doing so for the 100th time to book his name on the No. 14 locker and he will have his younger brother alongside him to celebrate the occasion.

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SOUTH Fremantle returned to the WAFL winners list last Saturday and now looks to back it up on Saturday against East Perth at Leederville Oval in the 100th game of Zac Strom.

On the back of a run of four consecutive losses, South Fremantle got back to winning last Saturday with an 85-point victory against Swan Districts at Fremantle Community Bank Oval.

That kept the Bulldogs in third position on the WAFL ladder and still in touch with a top two finish as they hit the road again on Saturday to take on an East Perth who is still trying to maintain their finals prospects for 2019 as well.

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The South Fremantle Football Club's 2019 Corporate Classic has been drawn with over $77,000.00 worth of Prizes going out to our Four lucky winners.

Thank you to all our loyal Corporate Partners who participated and congratulations to our lucky winners detailed below :

First Prize Winner  - $50,000.00 Sponsorship & Apparel Package -  Congratulations - Empire Property Group

Second Prize Winner  - $25,000.00 Sponsorship & Apparel Package -  Congratulations - Benny's Read More [+]