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Join us on Friday night to watch the Boys and Girls train followed by Benny's Famous Pasta Night ! 
Congratulations toour very own Tim Kelly on his first "All Australian" honour. Well done TK and lets hope it's the first on many !
CONGRATULATIONS to our Women's Reserves and Youth Girls in making their respective Grand Finals for 2019.
Well done girls and we look forward to seeing you in action on Grand Final Day!
All members, fans and supporters don't miss the chance to support the girls in the Grand Final which will be played at Lathlain's Mineral Resources Park on Saturday September 14.
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CONGRATULATIONS Haiden on another tremendous season after being named the joint winner of The West Australian WAFL Footballer of the Year for 2019.
SOUTH Fremantle is no stranger to WAFL qualifying final day and after dominating most of Saturday contest with Claremont at Fremantle Community Bank Oval, the Bulldogs held on for a seven-point victory.
After Claremont kicked the first goal of the game, South Fremantle took control of the contest kicking 10 of the next 11 goals to lead by as much as 39 points during the third quarter.
South Fremantle was playing in a fourth straight qualifying final having finished the home and away season in second position for a fourth consecutive season, and while Claremont kicked the last thee goals, the Bulldogs still prevailed 11.5 (71) to 9.10 (64).
SOUTH Fremantle has qualified for the WAFL finals for a fourth straight year in second position and now attempts to move straight through to the second semi-final with a win in Saturday's qualifying final against Claremont.
South Fremantle's run of consistently being the second best team in the WAFL just behind the dominant Subiaco has continued for a fourth successive year with the Bulldogs again finishing the 2019 home and away season in second spot on the ladder.
The last three seasons for the Bulldogs have all ended in a preliminary final but South Fremantle is looking for a win in Saturday's qualifying final against Claremont at Fremantle Community Bank Oval to earn a shot at Subiaco in the second semi-final.
WHAT South Fremantle coach Todd Curley had to say following the Round 20 WAFL victory against West Perth at HBF Arena and looking ahead to the opening of the finals series this Saturday with the Bulldogs hosting Claremont at Fremantle Community Bank Oval.
QUESTION: How did you come away feeling after that win over West Perth?
ANSWER: We always thought that they would come out and be super competitive. We were a bit scrappy in that first half and probably didn’t take our chances or advantage of some of our opportunity by kicking poorly. But really to the 20-minute mark of the last quarter we were pretty good when the game was there to be won. Sometimes it's hard for you when you know you are definitely playing next week and we're trying to manage a few sore blokes. We ran out of gas a little bit and they were always going to keep coming and go super attacking at the end. They kicked a couple of goals late but I thought early in the last quarter when it was really on the line that we were pretty good.
