Claremont Football Club

Ferocious tackling, determined chasing, unselfish team play and a good deal of brilliance marked Claremont’s superb 50-point victory over Swan Districts in the league second semi-final at Claremont Oval on Saturday, writes Ken Casellas.

The euphoria of the win, which earns the Tigers a shot at the premiership in the grand final at Subiaco Oval next Sunday week, was severely tempered by the serious facial injuries sustained by inspirational captain Clancy Rudeforth.

Claremont Colts midfielder Tom Ledger was honoured last night as the overall winner of the Colts fairest and best Jack Clarke Medal, which was presented during an AAMI WAFL Colts dinner presentation at Subiaco Oval.

The agile, high endurance midfielder, who positions himself well and finds a lot of the football, polled 36 votes to win the award ahead of Peel Thunder’s Joel Beasley on 34 votes, and East Perth’s  Ryan Maldenis and Swan’s Adam Faulkner on 33 votes each.

As the AFL and community football seasons are winding down, it's now time to start getting teams in for 'Rec Footy'. It will run from October to December.

* Download the 2010 REC FOOTY FLYER and the RULES for more info!

CLAREMONT SEMI FINALS - 4th & 5th September 2010

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The Claremont Football Club Development Staff have put together their second edition of the District Newsletter. The footy season is in its busiest time with finals, presentations and finishing up what has been a great year in football.

The newsletter contains information and articles on community football, country trips, female football, school involvement, talent, upcoming events etc.

*Click Here to download the August District Newsletter!