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WAFC MEDIA STATEMENT
The West Australian Football Commission looks forward to reading the report released today by the West Australian Cricket Association and obtaining a fuller understanding of its long-term plans for both the WACA Ground and major cricket events in Western Australia.
Football and cricket have been working collaboratively on a range of issues during the past year or so, particularly with regard to Perth Stadium Read More [+]
It’s been eight years since the female Falcons last claimed a premiership flag.
After years of building what has now become a united family on and off the field, the Falcons have soared together in 2015 to advance to the Grand Final this weekend against Claremont in the WA Womens Football League Reserves Competition.
THE West Perth Football Club is delighted to announce that Craig Thomas has been named the WAFL Colts Coach of the Year for 2015.
Thomas has now been colts coach at West Perth since 2011 and has done a tremendous job producing and developing talent to go on to play in the AFL or quality league WAFL football.
Now not only has Thomas continued to coach an exciting group that has a host of players destined for higher honours in it in 2015, but he has also led West Perth's colts back into the finals breaking a significant September drought.
WEST Perth premiership coach Bill Monaghan will be conducting a weekly question and answer segment for the club's website. Here he discusses the final round loss to Claremont and looks ahead to this Sunday's qualifying final against Peel Thunder at HBF Arena.
WEST Perth appeared to have the game under control at the 10-minute mark of the last quarter against Claremont at HBF Arena on Saturday in the final home and away game of the season. The Falcons led by 25 points but the combination of only having one fit player on the bench and a Tigers side playing for a place in the finals was too much and they were overrun.
The first quarter was a scrappy affair with both sides finding it difficult to kick goals. A number of behinds were scored but only three majors. The first went to Aidan Lynch who bounced one through at the five-minute mark. Right on the 30-minute mark Trent Manzone took possession from a throw in to slot one for the Falcons and give them a four-point quarter-time advantage; 2.4 (16) to 1.6 (12) after a scrappy opening term.
WEST PERTH will host Peel Thunder in the qualifying final at HBF Arena next Sunday afternoon to open the 2015 WAFL finals series.
The Falcons have finished the home and away season in second position on the WAFL ladder with a 13-7 and now will host the Thunder who ended in third spot and will play in their first ever finals appearance since joining the WAFL in 1997.
West Perth's reserves and colts will also play in the finals next Sunday, with the reserves to face East Perth in an elimination final, with the colts to also feature in an elimination final with the times and venues of those games still to be confirmed.
WEST Perth had a taste of its own medicine at HBF Arena on Saturday with Claremont kicking the last four goals of the game to come back from trailing by 25 points during the last quarter to record the crucial two-point victory.
By the time West Perth kicked the first two goals of the last quarter through Matt Fowler and Steve Potente, the Falcons looked set to win their 10th straight match at HBF Arena this season.
West Perth has made a habit of finishing strongly right throughout the season as well but Claremont had its finals position up for grabs, and found something in the last 20 minutes to kick the final four goals of the game to win 9.15 (69) to 10.7 (67).
WEST Perth looks to remain unbeaten at home this season, to win a fourth straight match entering the finals and to deny Claremont a place in the finals when the Falcons host the Tigers at HBF Arena on Saturday.
The final home and away game of the season at HBF Arena will also see the Falcons take a commemorative grandstand photo of the Whinnen-Dempsey stand prior to the match, so to be part of history make sure you are there and get in the shot.
West Perth has won all nine of its games at HBF Arena this season on its way to a 13-6 record to now be guaranteed of a home final next Sunday against either Peel Thunder or East Perth.
WEST Perth premiership coach Bill Monaghan will be conducting a weekly question and answer segment for the club's website. Here he discusses the win over South Fremantle that guarantees West Perth second position and a home final ahead of the last round clash with Claremont at HBF Arena.
CALLING all members and supporters to get along to the game this Saturday against Claremont at HBF Arena and be in our first ever grandstand photo!
All members and supporters who wish to be in our first commemorative grandstand photo will need to be in position by 1.50pm.
Even if you watch the League game from the grassed banks, we are calling all members and supporters to come into the grandstand for the photo, then move to your preferred viewing position for the game.
