"The Kimberley Colts Championship – Fitzroy Crossing 31^st May & 1^st June 2014"

It's hard, its fast, its exciting, its Kimberley football.

Some of the best young footballers from the West Kimberley, the Central Kimberley, the East Kimberley and the Halls Creek/Kutjungka region, gathered in Fitzroy Crossing to compete for the John Jones Cup.

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Claremont’s steady improvement continued at the Showgrounds on Saturday when a spirited and well-disciplined defensive unit restricted the opposition to fewer than 12 goals for the third successive match.

But the Tigers floundered in attack and managed only nine goals before losing by just nine points to the 2013 premiers West Perth.

It was an honourable loss, with quite a few positives and the players are looking forward with plenty of optimism to the second half of the season.

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Claremont (Reserves) have lost consecutive games for the first time this season after West Perth prevailed by 48 points at the Showgrounds.

The Tigers kicked only two goals in the second and third quarters combined as the Falcons ran out winners 15.13 (103) to 8.7 (55).

On an overcast and blustery day, the visitors’ were on the board when Matthew Fowler kicked his first goal of the game three minutes into the contest.

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For much of his career with the Claremont colts side Nick Reid has played as a goalkicking forward. But in the past week, first against Subiaco in round ten and then against West Perth at the Showgrounds on Saturday morning, the sturdy left-footer has excelled as a defender.

Playing at centre-half-back against a variety of West Perth forwards, including Jamie Ryder, Nathan Alexandre and Angus Allen, he was the cornerstone of a solid backline which Read More [+]

A flying start by Claremont at the Showgrounds on Monday night paved the way for a 30-point victory over Subiaco which ended a disquieting three-match losing sequence.

And it was the continued excellence of spirited, hard-working midfielders Sam Humphry and Jack Prendiville that kept the Tigers on track, particularly after a dismal second-quarter slump. These two stalwarts have become the mainstays of the side in the protracted absence of Claremont’s WA under-18 representatives.

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The Claremont Tigers are on the march. A grand four-quarter effort against Subiaco at the Showgrounds on Monday had Claremont fans roaring their approval of a side which has been improving steadily and now will be determined to rise from eighth on the premiership table.

Claremont’s spirited performance against the second-placed Lions earned the side a hard-fought and highly-deserving nine-point victory. It was a massive turnaround from the 80-point loss to Subiaco in round three Read More [+]

Claremont will be looking to make it consecutive wins for the first time this season when they host West Perth at the Showgrounds this Saturday.

The Tigers got back to winning ways with a thrilling nine-point win over the Lions in round 10, while the Falcons lost to bitter rivals East Perth by 16 points.

The Tigers have won games against Peel Thunder and the Lions in their two games at the venue this season, Read More [+]

Claremont (Reserves) has lost its third game for the season after being completely dismantled by Subiaco at the Showgrounds.

After being held scoreless in the opening term, the Tigers never recovered as the Lions ran out 102-point winners, 18.18 (126) to 3.6 (24).

The visitors were first to pounce when Dylan Clarke snapped truly in the opening minute of the game, before Ray Daniels had their second major at the seven minute mark.

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Claremont will be out to redeem themselves when they face Subiaco at the Showgrounds on WA Day.

The Tigers were completely outplayed by the Lions to the tune of 80 points at East Fremantle Oval back in round three.

The Tigers will be looking to mount a revival in the second half of 2014 with the club playing eight of their remaining 12 games at the Showgrounds.

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How to get in by Car:

Car Entry is now via Gate 10 on Ashton Avenue. Parking Attendants will be at the entrance to direct you to the parking areas.

General Parking is $5.00 per car.

Parking will not be available around the oval.

Entry will not be available through any other gate.

Coming by Train:
Trains will be stopping throughout the day directly at the Showgrounds train station.

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