The 2016 WAFL Raffle has been extended and ticket sales will now cease on Saturday, 28th January 2017. 

This extension was granted on Wednesday, 7th December 2016.

Draw date of the raffle will take place on Friday February 10. Results will be published in Wednesday's February 15 West Australian Newspapers.

By supporting this raffle all 9 WAFL Clubs will benefit greatly. 

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Christmas has come early!

The 2017 Fixture was released by the WAFL at 8am Saturday, 17th December 2016 and there are a few marquee games to point out. 

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By Ken Casellas

Dual Claremont premiership player Jess Laurie is returning to Perth after three years in Melbourne and is looking forward keenly to resuming with the Tigers in 2017.

The tough 26-year-old half-back flanker trained with Claremont at John XXIII College Oval on Wednesday night and aims to work hard when the pre-season preparation resumes after the Christmas break.

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By Dan Scamozzi

2017 is set to be a big year for the Claremont Football Club with the completion of the redevelopment at Claremont Oval, as the mighty Tigers get set to return home under a new-look coaching panel.

Darren Harris has replaced Michael Broadbridge as senior coach and will lead the club into its new era, with the West Perth premiership captain and coach to operate alongside several new faces.

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The 2016 Annual Report is available to read below. 

Download - 2015 AGM Minutes

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By Dan Scamozzi

Claremont trio Sam Petrevski-Seton, Darcy Cameron and Jake Waterman are set to fulfil their dreams of playing at the highest level after the three Tigers were selected in the NAB AFL Draft.

And Claremont’s Francis Watson will join Waterman at West Coast after the rebounding defender was selected by the Eagles as a category B rookie.

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By Dan Scamozzi

Claremont’s Jack Beeck is set to be sidelined for the 2017 season after damaging the anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee at training last week.

The popular Tiger, 21, suffered the cruel injury whilst in a marking contest and is set to undergo a full knee reconstruction later this week.

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By Dan Scamozzi

The sight of Shane McAdam at Claremont training has been one of the highlights of pre-season, with the gifted forward ready to resume his WAFL career with the Tigers in 2017.

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By Dan Scamozzi

After 17 games across four injury-interrupted seasons with St Kilda, Tom Lee has returned to Claremont and will add invaluable experience to the Tigers’ playing stocks in 2017.

Lee, 25, was delisted by the Saints despite some mixed signals from the AFL club about whether he had earned another contract, but has taken it in his stride and is ready to move on.

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Claremont Football Club members and supporters are mourning the deaths in the past week of talented players Neville Roberts and Murray Ward who excelled in the 1950s and early 1960s.

Roberts, fondly known as Nifty, and “Micky” Ward made their debut in league football in the first-round match of the 1955 season when lined up against Swan Districts at Subiaco Oval on April 16. 

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