Desperation: a big spoil by Perth’s Kasey Nicholas. All photos by Les Everett.
WAFL round 15
These are interesting times in the WAFL. The alignment between East Perth and West Coast will finish at the end of the season, West Perth is broke, there’s talk of mergers but best of all the Perth Demons are playing the kind of footy that might just mean they’ll participate in the finals for the first time since 1997. Continue reading
WAFL round 13…
Claremont continues to rise. Subiaco just continues.
Peel’s Ben Howlett encounters a bit of traffic. All photos by Les Everett.
Subiaco’s Max Walters tries to break a tackle at Bassendean. All photos by Les Everett
Only three games were played in round 12 of the WAFL but there was a big mover with Claremont jumping two spots on the ladder. Meanwhile Subiaco is now three games clear on top. Continue reading
WAFL round 11
Haiden Schloithe marks close to the boundary at Fremantle Oval opposed to Mitch Crowden who missed the spoil by… that much. All photos by Les Everett.
The Sharks are the only team out of contention after 11 rounds of the WAFL season (and even they are a mathematical chance of making the finals if they cheat in the exam). Wins to South Fremantle and West Perth consolidated their positions, the newly exciting Perth had another victory and Subiaco were challenged by East Perth. Continue reading
WAFL round 10
The worrying gap in the WAFL ladder has narrowed a little after wins to Claremont, Perth and Peel in round 10. And then there was Subiaco.
WAFL round eight…
The sealer from Cameron Loersch. Photos by Les Everett
Upset results are a sign of a healthy competition and in round eight of the WAFL season three teams beat opponents above them on the ladder and Subiaco played out their version of an upset – someone was close to them at three quarter time. Continue reading
It got a bit heated in the third quarter at East Fremantle Oval but the umpires were keen for things to settle down. Photos by Les Everett.
Four games in round six of the WAFL with no blow outs… what a relief. Continue reading
West Perth’s Corey Chalmers looks for options. Photos by Les Everett.
Round five
It was another disappointing round in the WAFL. Last week we mentioned the average winning margin was 64.5 points… this week it was 61.25. Luckily Subiaco had the bye. Continue reading
Claremont’s Keifer Yu. Photos by Les Everett.
Confidence is a useful commodity in footy. During the third quarter at Claremont on Saturday young Tiger Oliver Eastland was preparing for a shot at goal from 50 metres near the boundary. Experienced defender Keifer Yu cruised past took the handball missed with a flying shot and copped plenty from Sharks fans and players for his audacity. Continue reading
Fremantle’s away game against Gold Coast started half an hour after three of the WAFL games last Saturday. Luckily the match-of-the-round at Fremantle Oval was a late starter so getting to almost one and a half live games was possible. Continue reading
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