QUIETLY Zac Strom has turned himself into one of South Fremantle's most important and versatile players, and now as he nears becoming a 100-game WAFL player he can add match-winner to his resume after Saturday's win against East Perth.

Because of his unobtrusive and soften spoken nature, Strom had quietly gone about building a 92-game WAFL career now with South Fremantle that began with a debut in Round 16, 2013.

Along the way ever since, Strom has seen his time split between being a lockdown key defender, a centre half-back or a hard-leading centre half-forward along with being a more than handy backup ruckman with his size and mobility.

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GIVEN he is 98 games into his WAFL career at South Fremantle the chance might have come later than it could have and an AFL debut might still be delayed until 2020, but Marlion Pickett is now getting the chance he deserves thanks to Richmond.

The Pickett story is a remarkable one and it's a tremendous example of how someone can overcome a troubled youth with the right support around him, and turn both his personal and professional life around.

It's no secret the bad decisions a younger Pickett made and by being caught up with the wrong people he paid the consequences for that, but it takes tremendous commitment and courage to turn your life around, and to let people help you to accomplish that.

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SOUTH Fremantle is the form team of the competition despite the hurdles the Bulldogs continue to overcome and having already beaten Subiaco once in 2019, another win and they will shoot clear on top of the WAFL ladder on Saturday.

Despite the loss of experienced and quality players coming into the season, South Fremantle has taken all before them so far in 2019 having won eight of its nine matches, including handing Subiaco its only defeat in two years back in Round 6 at Leederville Oval.

The Bulldogs' lone loss along the way was a game that could have easily gone the way against Perth back in Round 2. But since then, South Fremantle has put together a seven-game winning streak coming into Saturday's clash with Subiaco at Fremantle Community Bank Oval.

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SOUTH Fremantle backed up its stunning win over Subiaco with a heart stopping one-point win against East Perth on Saturday at Fremantle Community Bank Oval thanks to a Zac Strom mark and goal just before the siren.

South Fremantle's form throughout the 2019 season has been building nicely including handing Subiaco its first defeat since the 2017 Grand Final last Saturday at Leederville Oval.

That meant the Bulldogs came into Saturday's clash with East Perth full of confidence but the Royals came with a determination for a fighting performance too setting the tone for a terrific contest.

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THE first night game for the year on Friday was a great success with both South Fremantle Women's teams coming up against strong sides from East Perth at Fremantle Community Bank Oval.

In the senior team, Leo O’Kane’s 100th game was one to remember, as she kicked two majors and contributed to the forward-line pressure all night. 

It was a great final game for Sharna Freeman who had a chance to finish with a major after the siren but unfortunately, she was just beyond her distance. Read More [+]

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WHAT South Fremantle coach Todd Curley had to say following the nail-biting one-point win against East Perth at Fremantle Community Bank Oval leading into the WA Day Foundation Derby against East Fremantle on Monday.

QUESTION: Great advertisement of WAFL football but for you, must be just happy to come away with the win?
ANSWER: I guess they always look better when you win, but I thought they played pretty well. They were pretty consistent and obviously came here with a plan, and they used the ball quite well. We didn’t defend very well but found a way to win when we probably weren’t at our best. We had a lot of guys probably down in the first half but they dug in and bounced back. We'll certainly take the four points and move on.

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SOUTH Fremantle looks to continue its hot WAFL form when hosting East Perth back home at Fremantle Community Bank Oval on Saturday.

The Bulldogs are in tremendous form having now won five of their six matches this season with the lone loss being by just three points to Perth in a game that could have gone either way.

So it has been an outstanding start to the season for South Fremantle with the Bulldogs now hosting East Perth on Saturday afternoon at Fremantle Community Bank Oval.

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SOUTH Fremantle had been impressive to start the 2019 season and then went up another gear on Saturday to hand Subiaco its first defeat since the 2017 Grand Final coming away from Leederville Oval with a tremendous 22-point victory.

Coming off playing in the past three preliminary finals and then losing a host of quality, experienced players coming into 2019, there were plenty of questions surrounding South Fremantle's ability to remain a standout team this season.

However, six rounds into the season now those questions have been answered.

Heading into the State Game break, South Fremantle had looked tremendous over the first five rounds beating Swan Districts, West Perth, East Fremantle and the West Coast Eagles with the only defeat by just three points against the undefeated Perth.

So the Bulldogs had reason to feel good about how they were travelling heading into the clash with Subiaco on Saturday and they outplayed the Lions virtually all day to end up winning 12.11 (83) to 9.7 (61).

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