SOUTH Fremantle has the chance to make a real statement that it is the real deal this WAFL season taking on Subiaco on Saturday afternoon at Leederville Oval.

South Fremantle has started the new season in tremendous fashion winning four of the first five games of the season leading into Sunday's WAFL State Game against the SANFL at Optus Stadium.

Haiden Schloithe ended up being South Fremantle's only representative in that seven-point loss to South Australia meaning the majority of the Bulldogs group are now fresh and raring to go against the Lions.

Subiaco might not have lost a game since the 2017 Grand Final, but South Fremantle comes into Saturday's clash full of confidence and with the added boost of the presence of reigning WJ Hughes Medal winner Marlion Pickett for the first time in 2019.

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Join us at our President's Luncheon on Saturday 22 June 2019 as the Mighty Bulldogs take on the Subiaco Lions.

DUAL fairest and best winner, and Sandover Medallist Haiden Schloithe ended up South Fremantle's only representative in the WAFL's narrow State Game defeat at the hands of the SANFL at Optus Stadium on Sunday.

Jacob Dragovich, Chad Pearson and Kade Stewart all deserve to consider themselves unlucky to have not made the final 22 of the KIA WAFL State Team for Sunday's clash against South Australia despite having been included in the last squad of 27.

That meant that Schloithe was the lone player from the Bulldogs to play in the 2019 State Game despite South Fremantle strong start to the WAFL season with a 4-1 record.

Schloithe didn’t disappoint either. Spending most of the game across half-forward in his third appearance representing Western Australia, he produced an impressive showing in the Black Swans jumper.

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THE WAFL State Team is aiming to create more history on Sunday at Optus Stadium with the Black Swans side set to be heavy with South Fremantle representation.

The 2019 State Game will take place at Optus Stadium this Sunday from noon with the WAFL representative side take on the best of the SANFL.

The game will be held as a curtain-raiser to the AFL clash on Sunday afternoon between Fremantle and Richmond at Optus Stadium.

For those not in attendance, it will be beamed live on www.wafl.com.au and at the WAFL Facebook page. It will also be live on radio courtesy of 91.3 SportFM.

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KADE Stewart has settled quickly back into life at South Fremantle having had a year back home at Katanning following his AFL stint with Hawthorn and he's already enjoyed the chance to be part of the WAFL State Team in the lead up to Sunday's clash against the SANFL.

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WHAT South Fremantle coach Todd Curley had to say following the Round 5 WAFL victory over the West Coast Eagles heading into the State Game break.

QUESTION: For the second week in-a-row you have dominated your opposition pretty much the whole game, you must be happy with the way you are heading into the State Game break?
ANSWER: To be 4-1 at this stage we're really happy. There's a lot of things still to get better at and a lot of room for improvement for us, but West Coast traditionally started their games really well so we knew it would be pretty hot early. It was important to start well and I thought they did that.

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Dear Members,

Welcome to our first update for season 2019! Each month you’ll hear from either the President, CEO, Senior Coach or Senior Captain and we hope it provides you with a great insight into what’s happening on and off field.

The most pressing issue for your Board currently is bedding down our security of tenure at Fremantle Community Bank Oval.
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SOUTH Fremantle continued its impressive start to the 2019 WAFL season winning its first ever game against the West Coast Eagles' reserves team by 59 points to take great momentum into the State Game break.

South Fremantle dominated the contest from start to finish at Fremantle Community Bank Oval on Saturday in the first ever meeting with the Eagles' WAFL team.

The Bulldogs ended up winning 20.11 (131) to 9.18 (72) to continue their impressive start to the season to have won four of the five games with the one loss by less than a kick against the still undefeated Perth.

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SOUTH Fremantle plays the West Coast Eagles in the WAFL for the first ever time on Saturday at Fremantle Community Bank Oval with the Bulldogs looking to continue their impressive start to the 2019 season.

There might have been plenty of questions surrounding South Fremantle entering 2019 following the departures of a host of quality, experienced players who had been instrumental in the Bulldogs reaching the past three preliminary finals.

But the Bulldogs have been able to still field a team with plenty of experience but also some emerging players ready to grasp their opportunities and the results has been winning three of the opening four games of the season.

Now it's a battle against the West Coast Eagles for the first time this Saturday at Fremantle Community Bank Oval. The game begins at 1.15pm and will be a standalone fixture with South Fremantle's reserves and colts both having the bye.

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SOUTH Fremantle's form early in the WAFL season has been rewarded with five players named in the 31-man squad that will be chosen from to represent Western Australia against South Australia in next Sunday's State match at Optus Stadium.

The State game for 2019 will be played on Sunday May 12 at Optus Stadium prior to the Fremantle-Richmond AFL contest and there looks likely to be heavy South Fremantle presence in the WAFL line-up.

Brock Higgins, Jacob Dragovich, Chad Pearson, Haiden Schloithe and Kade Stewart are the Bulldogs players to have been included in the initial 31-man squad that has been announced.

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