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JOIN THE FINALS FRENZY THIS THURSDAY!
Come down to the club for a Qualifying Final training session. Enjoy watching the boys train from 5:30pm and then have a scrumptious buffet dinner catered by Benny’s.
Meals will be available from 6:30pm and is $20 for Members and $25 for non-members.
To book your seat please call the office on 9335 1555
Get down to the Kennel and cheer on the mighty Bulldogs this Saturday as they clash with the Claremont Tigers.
SOUTH Fremantle can continue its momentum heading towards the finals when it heads to HBF Arena on Saturday to take on West Perth in the final round of the 2019 WAFL season.
The Bulldogs now look guaranteed of finishing the home and away season in second position on the ladder no matter the result on Saturday against the Falcons on the back of winning their past four matches.
The four-game winning run for South Fremantle Read More [+]
THIS Sunday's home game against West Perth is a massive game for the club. If our Senior girls can come away with a win on the weekend we will finish second in the home and away season and give ourselves a second chance if required in the finals.
It is great that our Rogers Cup side are sitting on the top of ladder and it has been Read More [+]
The South Fremantle Football Club are mourning the sudden passing of Life Member Colin Beard.
Colin was not only a 168-game player, but the League Coach from 1974 to 1976 (coaching 68 games), club Fairest & Best player in 1966, Hall of Fame Inductee and Life Member of our great club.
Colin also made his debut with Richmond Football Club in 1969, where he played 33 games Read More [+]
SOUTH Fremantle now looks just about certain of a second-place finish at the end of the WAFL season for a fourth consecutive year having led from start to finish to beat Claremont by 33 points on Saturday.
Second place was up for grabs when the Bulldogs hosted the Tigers at Fremantle Community Bank Oval on Saturday in what was a preview of the qualifying final.
The signs were all positive by the end of the afternoon for South Fremantle with the Bulldogs winning a fourth consecutive match to all but lock away second spot to end up beating the Tigers 14.7 (91) to 8.10 (58).
Although the season isn't quite over we are excited to announce that you can save the date for our Qualifying Final against Claremont on Saturday August 31st. With the ladder yet to be confirmed, we are unable to announce the location of the final, but one can only hope its the home of the Bulldogs! Bring on this week, and lets hope the boys can secure us a home Qualifying Read More [+]
SOUTH Fremantle is back in form having won three straight matches and the Bulldogs can go a long way to securing second position on the WAFL ladder with a win at Fremantle Community Bank Oval against Claremont on Saturday.
It has been a rollercoaster season so far for the Bulldogs with a seven-game winning streak following by four straight losses and now they have recovered with the three wins in-a-row.
The win last week against Peel Thunder was enough to see South Fremantle back into second position on the ladder and they will stay there provided they win their last two matches of the home and away season against both Claremont and West Perth.
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.
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.
