By Ken Casellas

Highly-decorated Claremont champion Luke Blackwell is still shining on the football field and he has just added another trophy to his bulging cabinet.

He was a shining light for Aberfeldie this year and he has won the Dick Reynolds Medal as the fairest-and-best player in the Essendon District Football League competition.

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By Ken Casellas

We marvelled at the wonderful athleticism, the prodigious leap and sparkling speed of the skinny kid who arrived at Claremont in 2011 and became an instant star in the club’s colts side.

Joel Hamling was a beanpole, but he certainly could play. And what a delight it was for Claremont supporters to watch him shine for the Western Bulldogs in their magnificent triumph over the Sydney Swans in the AFL grand final Read More [+]

Tigers Win 11^th Premiership

By Dan Scamozzi

Claremont’s Reserves defeated East Perth by 18 points in the grand final at Domain Stadium last Sunday to secure their first premiership since 2012.

Despite trailing by 20 points at quarter-time, the Tigers won the next three terms and slammed on 12 goals to seven in the process to prevail 14.14 (98) to 12.8 (80).

The result gave Claremont its fourth premiership in seven years and Read More [+]

Tigers Win 15^th Premiership

By Dan Scamozzi

Claremont’s Colts defeated East Perth by 18 points in the grand final at Domain Stadium last Sunday to secure back-to-back premierships.

Despite trailing by 20 points at quarter-time, the Tigers won the next three terms and slammed on 10 goals to five in the process to prevail 11.13 (79) to 9.7 (61).

The result gave Claremont its third premiership in four years and 15^th overall, as the Read More [+]

By Dan Scamozzi

Claremont’s Colts and Reserves each face East Perth in grand finals at Patersons Stadium on Sunday, with the Colts looking to go back-to-back and the Reserves searching for their first premiership since 2012.

The Colts secured their place in Sunday’s decider with a 64-thumping of Perth in the second semifinal and are coming off a week’s rest, while the Reserves hammered East Fremantle by 55 points in the preliminary final.

By Dan Scamozzi

Claremont Colts coach Ross McQueen won the JJ Leonard Medal for WAFL Coach of the Year at Monday night’s Sandover Medal.

McQueen has been involved with the club in a variety of roles, and will coach the Colts in their fourth consecutive grand final when they meet East Perth on Sunday.

The team will be looking to go back-to-back after demolishing Swan Districts last year.

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By Dan Scamozzi

Claremont midfielder Jye Bolton continued his outstanding debut season in the WAFL by winning the 2016 Sandover Medal with 49 votes as the competitions fairest and best player at the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre on Monday night.

“It’s a great honour to win such a prestigious award,” Bolton told the audience.

Bolton, 24, moved to Claremont ahead of the 2016 season, and averaged 29 disposals and kicked 10 goals in his Read More [+]

Tigers Sink Sharks

By Dan Scamozzi

Claremont’s Reserves stormed into their first grand final since 2012 after smashing East Fremantle by 55 points in the preliminary final at Fremantle Community Bank Oval.

The Tigers won every term and led at every change in their 15.13 (103) to 6.12 (48) win, as a seven-goal-to-nil second-quarter blitz paved the way for a second final against East Perth in the space of two weeks.

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Preliminary Final Preview Claremont vs. East Fremantle

By Dan Scamozzi

Claremont’s Reserves will look to rebound from there disappointing defeat to East Perth when they face East Fremantle in the preliminary final at Fremantle Community Bank Oval on Sunday.

The Tigers suffered a 41-point loss to the Royals in the second semifinal after being blown away in the second half, but can secure a rematch in the grand final with victory over the Read More [+]

Tigers Tamed by Royals

By Dan Scamozzi

Claremont’s Reserves face East Fremantle in the preliminary final after a second-half capitulation saw the Tigers suffer a 41-point defeat to East Perth in the second semifinal at HBF Arena last Sunday.

Despite leading by eight points at half-time, Claremont was smashed in the clearances, outworked, had no answers to East Perth’s spread and kept to one goal in the second half of their 6.9 (45) Read More [+]