By Ken Casellas

Jack Richardson handpassing to Keifer Yu, who got the ball on to Anton Hamp. That was a delightful passage of cohesive play late in the opening quarter of Claremont’s practice match at East Fremantle Oval on Saturday morning. The move ended with Bailey Rogers snapping a goal.

The decision to use Rogers as a midfielder was the most significant feature of the scratch match which was played in enervating heat and ended in an 11-point victory to the blue side over the gold combination.

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DEAR MEMBERS AND SUPPORTERS...

The completion date for the new Club rooms has been delayed which will impact on our early fixtured home games
 
Construction of the building was significantly delayed early in the construction program when large formations of limestone were encountered during excavation of the Perth Transport Authority’s underground carpark.

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After getting through most of the pre-season with endless training sessions and relentless weights training the squad was rewarded with a camp in Lancelin.

They started on Friday at the home of Claremont leaving from the showgrounds in buses supplied by Hertz and two hours later they were in Lancelin enjoying a well-deserved dinner after the drive. 

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6PM // WED 8TH MARCH

MEMBER'S LOUNGE // CLAREMONT SHOWGROUNDS

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Rogers switches to No. 18

By Ken Casellas

The annual numbers game is over and Claremont supporters will soon be getting accustomed to enjoying the skill of a handful of league players who will be sporting a new number in 2017.

One of the most significant changes is that robust, no-nonsense defender Bailey Rogers has switched from No. 29 to No. 18, the number worn by ruckman-forward Darcy Cameron in the past couple of seasons. Cameron has been drafted by the Sydney Swans and Tigers fans will watch his progress in the AFL with great interest.

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Subiaco dual premiership player Charlie Le Fanu has signed to play for Claremont this year and he had his first training run with the Tigers at John XXIII’s playing fields last Friday.

“I’m feeling fit and am ready to give it a real crack,” the 23-year-old utility player said.

“I took it easy in 2016 when I needed to knuckle down to complete my university studies.”

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By Ken Casellas

Friendships cemented eight years ago with Nick Winmar, Hayden Busher and Ryan Neates, together with encouragement from TFS Corp MD Frank Wilson (Claremont’s Major Sponsor), played a major role in Anthony Morabito’s decision to join Claremont this year as he prepares to enjoy the next phase of his tumultuous football career blighted by injury.

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Former St Kilda player Nick Winmar is Claremont’s latest signing, with the speedster set to bolster the Tigers’ playing stocks in 2017.

After being drafted from Claremont by St Kilda with pick No.32 in the 2009 AFL Draft, the club his second cousin Nicky played 230 games for, the 25-year-old played two games for the Saints before being delisted in 2012.

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Our Major Support Sponsors EMCO Building have just published an informative report on the status of our new Facility (with photos). It's very exciting! The countdown is on..

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The Roof is on!

The new Clubrooms are taking shape with all the roof structural steel in place and internal works advancing at a rapid pace. The grandstand seating is currently being installed (you can see the yellow coloured seats on the right).

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