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South Fremantle Supporters Thread
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kane249
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- Oct 27, 2006
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Yay he's not getting the gig, but boo he's going back into the media
Sandgroper007
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Sandgroper007
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Scoot going alright mid way through the Sandover, should get at least one more 3 vote game against Subi, can he find enough in the rest of the season to win another?
Sandgroper007
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Matty Parker flying, just a shame his season comes to a grinding halt soon.
Sandgroper007
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17 votes equal 4th for Scoot and Matt Parker. Well done lads.
kane249
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Rumour from the Eagles board is South have signed Jamaine Jones for next season
gaskin
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That is great but he is not the kind of player we really need. We need a KPF. We have needed one since Mason Shaw left and if truth be told we needed one a couple of years before that.
Tonga Bob
Getting warmer
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New coach
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The South Fremantle Football Club appoints Craig White as Senior Men's League Coach
The South Fremantle Football Club is pleased to announce the appointment of Craig White as the new Senior Men's League Coach on a two-year contract.
Craig White is a true South Fremantle man, born and bred within our Upper Great Southern zone from the farming town of Williams. His connection to the club runs deep, having come through the ranks of all three grades – Colts, Reserves, and League – with the Bulldogs.
A Life Member of the club, Craig played an impressive 192 league games for South Fremantle from 2004 to 2015, during which he won two League Premierships in 2005 and 2009. His leadership qualities were recognised early, being named Vice-Captain of the League side and frequently stepping up as acting captain in place of Jamie Graham during his extended injury absence. Craig’s achievements also include winning a Reserves Premiership in 2004 and a Colts Premiership in 2003.
Since retiring from the WAFL, Craig has continued his football journey with notable success. He captained and coached the Balmain Dockers in the Sydney Football League to a grand final and later served as an Assistant Coach at the Claremont Football Club under the tutelage of WAFL premiership coach Darren Harris.
More recently, Craig has demonstrated his coaching prowess with Curtin Uni Wesley in the Perth Football League, where he has been at the helm from 2019 to 2024. In his debut season as coach, Craig led the team in an undefeated season, securing the B Grade Premiership and earning promotion back into A Grade. Over the following five seasons, he guided the team to three Toyota A Grade Men’s Grand Finals, culminating in a Premiership and the prestigious Sandover Shield in 2023.
Additionally, Craig has coached the PFL Men’s State team for the past two seasons, achieving a rare and remarkable victory over Victoria in 2024 in Perth.
Craig White’s deep connection to South Fremantle, combined with his impressive coaching record and leadership qualities, makes him an ideal fit to lead the Bulldogs into the future. We look forward to seeing the impact he will have on our senior team over the next two seasons.
CRAIG WHITE ANNOUNCED AS WAFL COACH
The South Fremantle Football Club appoints Craig White as Senior Men's League Coach The South Fremantle Football Club is pleased to announce the appointment of Craig White as the new Senior Men's League Coach on a two-year contract. Craig White is a true South Fremantle man, born and bred within...
sffc.com.au
The South Fremantle Football Club appoints Craig White as Senior Men's League Coach
The South Fremantle Football Club is pleased to announce the appointment of Craig White as the new Senior Men's League Coach on a two-year contract.
Craig White is a true South Fremantle man, born and bred within our Upper Great Southern zone from the farming town of Williams. His connection to the club runs deep, having come through the ranks of all three grades – Colts, Reserves, and League – with the Bulldogs.
A Life Member of the club, Craig played an impressive 192 league games for South Fremantle from 2004 to 2015, during which he won two League Premierships in 2005 and 2009. His leadership qualities were recognised early, being named Vice-Captain of the League side and frequently stepping up as acting captain in place of Jamie Graham during his extended injury absence. Craig’s achievements also include winning a Reserves Premiership in 2004 and a Colts Premiership in 2003.
Since retiring from the WAFL, Craig has continued his football journey with notable success. He captained and coached the Balmain Dockers in the Sydney Football League to a grand final and later served as an Assistant Coach at the Claremont Football Club under the tutelage of WAFL premiership coach Darren Harris.
More recently, Craig has demonstrated his coaching prowess with Curtin Uni Wesley in the Perth Football League, where he has been at the helm from 2019 to 2024. In his debut season as coach, Craig led the team in an undefeated season, securing the B Grade Premiership and earning promotion back into A Grade. Over the following five seasons, he guided the team to three Toyota A Grade Men’s Grand Finals, culminating in a Premiership and the prestigious Sandover Shield in 2023.
Additionally, Craig has coached the PFL Men’s State team for the past two seasons, achieving a rare and remarkable victory over Victoria in 2024 in Perth.
Craig White’s deep connection to South Fremantle, combined with his impressive coaching record and leadership qualities, makes him an ideal fit to lead the Bulldogs into the future. We look forward to seeing the impact he will have on our senior team over the next two seasons.
kane249
Wibble
- Oct 27, 2006
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From memory he went as a player
2003 Colts Premiership
2004 Reserves Premiership
2005 League Premiership
2003 Colts Premiership
2004 Reserves Premiership
2005 League Premiership
Hope he is ok. Had some injuries
Two concussions this year, one the previous year.
He has been cleared but he needs to be very careful. Not worth risking your health.
Sandgroper007
Rookie
So long as there's no salary cap breaches we're building quite the squad for 2025.
Sandgroper007
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More list management news. Haiden Schloithe, Jake Florenca, Noah Strom & Dylan Main have all signed on for 2025.
Can't say the club aren't giving the coach the cattle to work with that's for sure. Building a solid list, between the players retained and the ones coming in should be fairly handy side next season.
Can't say the club aren't giving the coach the cattle to work with that's for sure. Building a solid list, between the players retained and the ones coming in should be fairly handy side next season.
Sandgroper007
Rookie
And the signing news continues Glenn Byron, Manny Kelly, Robbie Turnbull and Kyle Russell locked in for 25.
Sandgroper007
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OUR FUTURE IN FREMANTLE
The plan to redevelop Fremantle Oval has reached a significant milestone with the City of Fremantle approving the draft masterplan.We look forward to a modern, reinvigorated, and vibrant home ground precinct for all users and participants.
OUR FUTURE IN FREMANTLE
The plan to redevelop Fremantle Oval has reached a significant milestone with the City of Fremantle approving the draft Masterplan. We look forward to a modern, reinvigorated, and vibrant home ground precinct for all users and participants Learn more: https://bit.ly/4f08ssV
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gaskin
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About time.
Sandgroper007
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Sandgroper007
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Top 3 in the Hughes Medal
1st - Issy Winder
2nd - Chad Pearson
3rd - Haiden Schloithe
That feels about right to me.
1st - Issy Winder
2nd - Chad Pearson
3rd - Haiden Schloithe
That feels about right to me.
Sandgroper007
Rookie
A memorable night for all, and an unforgettable one for Isiah Winder, etching his name into the South Fremantle Football Club history books and claiming his first WJ Hughes Medal.
After a stellar first season as a Mighty Bulldog, Winder polled a total of 102 votes to secure the win. Winder earnt his glory averaging 25.4 disposals per game and kicking a total of 16 goals.
Winder has proven to be a handy pick-up to our South Fremantle League side, after his time on the West Coast Eagles list. The mid-size half-forward danced his way through traffic, whilst being involved in many score assists.
With 90 votes, Chad Pearson was a worthy recipient of the N Macdonald Trophy as this year’s Runner-Up Fairest and Best after a consistent year.
The ever-reliable Haiden Schloithe followed in third place, with 88 votes. Lewis Rayson and Matthew Parker both polled 61 votes, to tie for fourth.
Glenn Byron finished in sixth place with 49 votes. 45 votes and seventh place went to the 2024 Leading Goalkicker and John Gerovich Trophy winner, Zac Strom.
Head of Football, Charlie Burke, presented South Fremantle’s longest-serving League Coach Todd Curley a gift of appreciation, with his time leading the Bulldogs coming to an end.
Congratulations was in order for Lewis Rayson, receiving the Shearer Family Trophy for Best First-Year Player. Robbie Turnbull was recognised for his ongoing contributions to the Women’s Program, receiving the Best Clubman Award, the Warren Medal.
LEAGUE AWARDS WINNERS:
WJ Hughes Medal (Fairest and Best): Isiah Winder
N MacDonald Memorial Trophy (Runner-up): Chad Pearson
Past Player & Officials Trophy (Third Place): Haiden Schloithe
John Gerovich Trophy (Leading Goalkicker): Zac Strom
Shearer Family Trophy (Best First-Year Player): Lewis Rayson
Culver Family Award (Courage and Perseverance): Ashton Williamson
Warren Medal (Best Clubman): Jarrod Salmeri
RESERVES AWARDS WINNERS:
Roy McGuinness Medal (Fairest and Best): Jacob Sax
Centurion Club Award (Runner-up): George Wessels
Harold Harper Award (Third Place): Toby Dodds
Player of the Finals: Tarkyn Etherington
COLTS AWARDS WINNERS:
Dave Ingraham Memorial Medal & City of Fremantle Mayoral Trophy (Fairest and Best): Fred Rodriguez
L & F Mihaljevich Award (Runner-up): Orlando Keleman
Life Members Award (Third Place): Toby Whan
Len Gilchrist Award (Leading Goalkicker): Hudson Pivac
State U18’s MVP Award: Jaxon Artemis
PP&O's Encouragement Award: Sam Irving
Best Clubman Award: Alex Macdonald
Best First-Year Player: Tom Bell
After a stellar first season as a Mighty Bulldog, Winder polled a total of 102 votes to secure the win. Winder earnt his glory averaging 25.4 disposals per game and kicking a total of 16 goals.
Winder has proven to be a handy pick-up to our South Fremantle League side, after his time on the West Coast Eagles list. The mid-size half-forward danced his way through traffic, whilst being involved in many score assists.
With 90 votes, Chad Pearson was a worthy recipient of the N Macdonald Trophy as this year’s Runner-Up Fairest and Best after a consistent year.
The ever-reliable Haiden Schloithe followed in third place, with 88 votes. Lewis Rayson and Matthew Parker both polled 61 votes, to tie for fourth.
Glenn Byron finished in sixth place with 49 votes. 45 votes and seventh place went to the 2024 Leading Goalkicker and John Gerovich Trophy winner, Zac Strom.
Head of Football, Charlie Burke, presented South Fremantle’s longest-serving League Coach Todd Curley a gift of appreciation, with his time leading the Bulldogs coming to an end.
Congratulations was in order for Lewis Rayson, receiving the Shearer Family Trophy for Best First-Year Player. Robbie Turnbull was recognised for his ongoing contributions to the Women’s Program, receiving the Best Clubman Award, the Warren Medal.
LEAGUE AWARDS WINNERS:
WJ Hughes Medal (Fairest and Best): Isiah Winder
N MacDonald Memorial Trophy (Runner-up): Chad Pearson
Past Player & Officials Trophy (Third Place): Haiden Schloithe
John Gerovich Trophy (Leading Goalkicker): Zac Strom
Shearer Family Trophy (Best First-Year Player): Lewis Rayson
Culver Family Award (Courage and Perseverance): Ashton Williamson
Warren Medal (Best Clubman): Jarrod Salmeri
RESERVES AWARDS WINNERS:
Roy McGuinness Medal (Fairest and Best): Jacob Sax
Centurion Club Award (Runner-up): George Wessels
Harold Harper Award (Third Place): Toby Dodds
Player of the Finals: Tarkyn Etherington
COLTS AWARDS WINNERS:
Dave Ingraham Memorial Medal & City of Fremantle Mayoral Trophy (Fairest and Best): Fred Rodriguez
L & F Mihaljevich Award (Runner-up): Orlando Keleman
Life Members Award (Third Place): Toby Whan
Len Gilchrist Award (Leading Goalkicker): Hudson Pivac
State U18’s MVP Award: Jaxon Artemis
PP&O's Encouragement Award: Sam Irving
Best Clubman Award: Alex Macdonald
Best First-Year Player: Tom Bell
