WAFL round 23

Another mark-of-the-year contender from Liam Ryan. Photos by Les Everett.
WAFL round 23

Another mark-of-the-year contender from Liam Ryan. Photos by Les Everett.
WAFL round 22

Andrew Stephen has played his last game for East Fremantle. Photos by Les Everett.
IT was two for the price of one in the WAFL on Saturday. The competition had a much-needed upset and that result set up a four way contest for the last two finals spots. Continue reading
Bendigo Football League…
KYNETON and Golden Square played out the second draw of the 2017 BFL season locked on 71 points apiece at the final siren.
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A look at War for the Planet of the Apes (M)
IT seems many decades ago that Charlton Heston appeared in the first Planet of the Apes movie, set on another planet and not on Earth. Continue reading
Keeping an eye out…
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From the street (first haul).
My cousin Don Milner reckons it’s bred into us old Goldfielders. We walk with our heads down, instinctively looking for a glint of gold. Continue reading
BFL round 16 wrap
STRATHFIELDSAYE’S gun small forward Lachlan Sharp booted his fourth goal of the day and his 100th for 2017 at the 18-minute mark of Saturday’s second term. Continue reading
WAFL round 21

Tim Kelly swerves out of trouble at Claremont Oval. Photos by Les Everett.
There was a strong breeze at Claremont Oval and the visitors used it best to pretty much put an end to Claremont’s finals hopes for 2017. Cory Dell’olio kicked four goals for the Bulldogs, Jarrod Garlett had his best game at league level, Dylan Main was solid in the midfield along with Ryan Cook and Tim Kelly while Blaine Wilson was a constant threat in the forward line. Matt Guelfi worked hard for the Tigers and Ian Richardson kicked three goals Continue reading
A look at Churchill (M) Continue reading
DEFENDING premiers Sandhurst kept their push for a 2017 finals spot alive with a hard-fought nine-point win over arch-rivals South Bendigo on Saturday. Continue reading
WAFL round 20…

South Fremantle’s Shane Hockey looks for options in the derby. Photos by Les Everett
Now that was a strange WAFL round. Perth led Claremont by five points at quarter time and lost by 99. West Perth led East Perth by eight points at quarter time and lost by 84. East Fremantle led South Fremantle by 18 points midway through he first quarter and lost by 45 and Swan Districts were just four points down at quarter time before going down by 29 to Subiaco. The wash up is that East Perth have moved into the top five at the expense of West Perth. Continue reading
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