East Fremantle’s women’s program delivered a strong showing across the board on Sunday at Sullivan Logistics Stadium, highlighted by a dominant Rogers Cup performance and a composed WAFLW victory over East Perth.
WAFLW: SHARKS CONTROL CONTEST IN 25-POINT WIN
East Fremantle 8.4 (52) defeated East Perth 4.3 (27)
The Sharks produced a well-rounded performance to secure a 25-point win, built on strong ball movement and an ability to capitalise on scoring opportunities.
After a tight opening term, the Sharks began to take control through the middle stages of the game, kicking 3.1 to 2.0 in the second quarter to establish scoreboard pressure. From there, East Fremantle maintained composure, finishing strongly to run out deserved winners.
The result marks East Fremantle’s second win of the season, bringing the WAFLW side to a 2–2 record as they continue to build momentum.
Statistically, the Sharks controlled key areas of the game:
- Disposals: 275–237
- Handballs: 113–73
- Inside 50s: 32–31
- Accuracy: 66.7% (12 scoring shots)
The midfield group led the charge, with Mackenzie Webb (21 disposals, 8 tackles) and Jae Flynn (20 disposals) driving the contest, while Kai Clucas (20 disposals) impressed in her debut game, showing composure and clean ball use around stoppages.
It was also a special day for Milla Spalding, who made her first appearance in the blue and white, providing a strong presence and adding valuable versatility to the side.
ROGERS CUP: SHARKS RUN RIOT IN STATEMENT WIN
East Fremantle 15.15 (105) defeated East Perth 2.2 (14)
The Rogers Cup side delivered one of their most dominant performances of the season, overwhelming East Perth with relentless pressure and attacking flair.
After a steady start, the Sharks exploded in the second half, piling on goals to blow the game open and finish with a commanding 91-point victory.
The scoreboard dominance told the story:
- Scoring shots: 30–4
- Final score: 105–14
The win sees the Rogers Cup side improve to an impressive 3–1 record, currently sitting third on the ladder and firmly establishing themselves as one of the competition’s early contenders.
PROGRAM-WIDE TAKEAWAYS
It was a hugely positive day for the East Fremantle women’s program, with both sides showing:
- Strong midfield depth
- Efficient ball movement
- A willingness to attack and take the game on
The WAFLW side continues to build nicely at 2–2, while the Rogers Cup team’s dominant performance reinforces their position at 3–1 and inside the top three.
The inclusion of fresh talent was another major highlight, with Kai Clucas’ debut and Milla Spalding’s first game in Sharks colours adding excitement and depth to an already promising squad.
LOOKING AHEAD
With confidence building across both teams, the Sharks will now look to carry this momentum into their next fixtures.