The AFL premiership cup made its way to Denmark-Walpole Football Club last week, in the company of West Coast Eagles champion Dom Sheed.
Claire Middleton
North Albany junior and top flight AFL ruckman Darcy Cameron has signed a new three-year deal with Collingwood, seeing him commit to the Pies until at least the end of 2029.
Mt Barker will find out this week if they are set for a cruel double blow after spearhead Ben Saunders and captain Brent Parsons went down with knee injuries on Saturday.
Cameron Newbold
Denmark-Walpole got the better of a wasteful North Albany, with a 19-point victory at McLean Park on Saturday in the Great Southern Football League competition.
Albany moved level on points with the second placed Mt Barker ahead of an exciting final fortnight of the regular competition after thumping co-tenants Royals by 103 points.
In a top of the table clash that lived up to expectations, Railways tightened their grip on top spot with a gritty 11-point win over Mt Barker on Saturday.
Claire Middleton and Cameron Newbold
Denmark-Walpole legend Cord Brunings celebrated his 300th game for the club with a win in the reserves and a mighty splash in the club’s charity dunk tank in a day to remember.
Railways survived a scare against arch rivals Royals, with the ladder leaders finishing as six-point winners at Retravision Stadium on Saturday.
The rain held off so at least the spectators were able to stay dry, which is more than can be said for those who dived into a tank of icy water in Denmark to raise $10,000 for Parkinson’s WA on Saturday.
Reigning premiers Albany made it three wins on the trot as they build momentum towards another finals series in the Great Southern Football League.
Jacki Elezovich
Albany kept their hopes of a top-two finish alive after a comfortable 53-point win in round 12 of the Great Southern Football League competition.
Claire Middleton, Jacki Elezovich and Cameron Newbold
Mt Barker rampaged to a 102-point win over Denmark-Walpole on Saturday, their second three-figure victory margin in a row as the GSFL finals edge closer.
Denmark-Walpole Football Club is looking to kick Parkinson’s disease out on the full with a big freeze-style event at McLean Park on Saturday in conjunction with the Great Southern Football League fixture.
Mt Barker’s premiership hopes have received a major boost, as the returning Ben Saunders helped hand out a right royal thumping on Saturday afternoon.
The margin at the end was 17 points but it was a most uncomfortable ride as Albany just got the better of Denmark-Walpole in round 11 of the Great Southern Football League at Retravision Stadium on Saturday.
Railways kept their grip on top spot with a hard-fought 67-point win over North Albany in the Great Southern Football League competition at Keep The Sheep Stadium on Saturday.
The battle for top two spots in the Great Southern Football League will enter the final month of the season after reigning premiers Albany outlasted a spirited challenge from Denmark-Walpole on Saturday.
After playing his 100th WAFL game in Claremont’s dramatic five-point win over East Fremantle, Tigers captain Declan Mountford said he would not change a thing about a testing journey to the milestone.
Josh Kempton
A terrific race is developing between the leading contenders in the Great Southern Football League coaches’ player of the year award. See the voting for rounds seven to 10 and current leaderboard here.
Great Southern’s Morgan Davies (Albany), Lower Great Southern’s Travis Abbot (Kojonup) and Upper Great Southern’s Simon Panizza (Williams) are part of a new-look WA Country men’s side that meet SA on Saturday.
It was a big night for the Great Southern colts who contributed to Claremont’s 72-point walloping of Subiaco at Retravision Stadium on Saturday.
Spurred on by the 200-game milestone of one of their most loyal servants, Denmark-Walpole produced a brilliant final term to come from the clouds and knock off Royals by 17 points on Saturday.
Mt Barker booted home a crushing win over North Albany at Sounness Park in round 10 of the Great Southern Football League on Saturday, running away with the contest by 101 points.
Reigning premiers Albany found their teeth to hand Railways their first loss of the season, stumbling to a six-goal defeat in the NAIDOC Round at the Keep the Sheep Stadium on Saturday.
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