After coming off a convincing win against the Lions in Round 9, we went into our match against Claremont with all the confidence of big game trophy hunters. We certainly got the jump on our targets in the first half but unfortunately the Tigers swiped back hard in the second half, taking the game out by 36 points.

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We are starting to get to the pointy end of the season and it where every 4 points counts, when determining who finishes where on the ladder. Our Rogers Cup team headed to Revo Stadium to take on Claremont knowing they were going to throw everything they could to try an upset our run.

One trait this young group of Falcons has shown in all the games Read More [+]

Fred played 182 games in 11 seasons scoring 246 goals with the West Perth Football Club.

He was a Premiership player in the 1942,1949 and 1951 Grand Finals.

A Simpson medalist (West Australia v Victoria) and Sandover medalist in 1951.

Our sincere condolences to the Buttsworth Family from the Board,Staff, Players and Members of the West Perth Football Club.

With a week off due to Covid lockdowns, our Reserves returned to Provident Financial Oval to take on our closest neighbour Subiaco.

The much-anticipated return of Teal Bennett from an knee injury would bolster the run of the Falcons, along with the inclusion of Mahli Turland, Elissa Price, Tarzara Kelly and the youngest player on the day Emma Lilford.

The first quarter was Read More [+]

The ninth round, which was the tenth-round fixture due to a bye week caused by a WA Covid lockdown, pitted our undefeated Rogers Cup team against Subiaco who sat 7^thon the ladder, so the message was beware the wounded lion.

The game played at 9:15am meant the ground was heavy with dew, so even though it was a fine day, it was going to reflect wet weather Read More [+]

FALCONS’ REMARKABLE FIGHTBACK

By Darrell Kent

When a team doesn’t kick its second goal until midway through the third quarter supporters don’t expect to walk away with the four points but this surprisingly was the case at Provident Financial Oval on Saturday. West Perth trailed by thirty at the five-minute mark of the third quarter, had only one major on the board but managed to finish Read More [+]

FALCONS FALL AWAY AFTER POSITIVE START

West Perth dominated the first quarter against Claremont on Saturday scoring four goals to two but from then on the home team dominated the contest. The Falcons only scored four more goals for the rest of the game while Claremont piled on fourteen.

West Perth scored the first goal of the match at the six-minute mark and it went Read More [+]

Last Sunday bought the longest road trip in WAFLW Footy, Joondalup to Mandurah, with brings the prospect of taking on the might of Peel Thunder, who have set the benchmark in Rogers Cup football since its inception. Our young Falcons were less intimidated by that than in previous years having overcome Peel at Provident Financial Oval only 3 rounds earlier with a come from behind win.

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