A total of 19 West Coast AFL-listed players turned out for their WAFL side in a 10-point upset victory against ladder leaders Claremont on Saturday. Here’s who starred in the stunning upset.
Mitchell Woodcock
Leo Steed and George Gale will serve as WA’s co-captains at the upcoming under-18 national championships — and the pair are clearly on the same wavelength.
Josh Kempton
East Perth fans will enter the bye confused as to where their team are at after following up a loss to last-placed West Perth with a convincing victory over reigning premiers South Fremantle.
Aaron Kirby
Perth superstar Brandan Parfitt has continued his love affair of playing against Subiaco, leading the Demons to a 20-point win at Mineral Resources Park on Saturday.
West Coast have produced the upset of the season, booting an incredible nine unanswered goals in a third-quarter blitz to stun ladder leaders Claremont.
Sean Darcy has piled pressure on Mason Cox as Peel Thunder added the cherry to a purple day for Fremantle with a demoralising 62-point victory over Swan Districts at Lane Group Stadium.
South Fremantle have rewarded premiership coach Craig White for an incredible start to his tenure, re-signing the club great for a further two seasons.
Peel Thunder will be without skipper Jack Sears for several weeks after he fractured his finger in their win against West Coast last weekend.
Former West Coast midfielder Connor West says he’s loving life back at the Falcons’ nest after spending a year in the amateurs rekindling his love of the game.
There are few prouder clubs in the WAFL than West Perth, and the pain of seven straight defeats to start the year has flooded out after claiming victory in their WA Day derby.
For the first time in a decade, East Fremantle have beaten South Fremantle on WA Day, giving their season a major lift with an 34-point victory over the reigning premiers.
Returning recruit Brandon Starcevich and mid-season draftees Marcus Herbert and Oli Francou were among 18 AFL-listed players to feature for West Coast against Peel Thunder on Sunday. Here’s how they fared.
South Fremantle may have a star-studded backline, but it doesn’t mean coach Craig White isn’t still wary of the damage East Fremantle’s new-look forward line can do.
Sean Darcy made his return from a calf injury which kept him sidelined for more than a month in the WAFL on Sunday. Here’s how he performed.
West Coast’s mid-season draftees have staked their claims for near-instant AFL call-ups with strong debuts for the club in the WAFL.
Top Fremantle draft pick Adam Sweid has ‘never been this happy’ as he waits patiently for an opportunity with the league-leading Dockers.
Jack Penniment
Claremont coach Ash Prescott has declared the ladder leaders will embrace the challenge of being “the hunted” for the remainder of their WAFL campaign..
A late change could be on the cards for West Coast after one of their young guns was pulled out of the Eagles’ WAFL clash hours before Sunday evening’s game against Essendon.
WA footy legend Simon Duckworth is still racking up goals at age 47 with Kulin-Kondinin in the Eastern Districts Football League.
Glen Quartermain
After conceding the first six goals of the day, Swan Districts have steamed home with a seven goal to zero final term, to record one of the most remarkable comebacks in recent memory.
James Palumbo
Claremont have held on for a pulsating victory over Subiaco, getting themselves back on the winners list by beating the Lions in a three-point thriller.
West Coast’s WAFL side will be out to snap a 10-game losing streak against Peel Thunder in their clash at Mineral Resources Park on Sunday.
West Coast have confirmed mid-season draftees Marcus Herbert and Oliver Francou will debut in the WAFL on Sunday and revealed where they fit in to the club’s plans.
Subiaco have welcomed back captain Greg Clark as they look to snap a four-game losing streak against Claremont at Sullivan Logistics Stadium on Saturday.