For the Brown family, supporting the East Fremantle Football Club is more than a passion – it's a generational tradition. Clint Brown grew up attending games with his dad, and now, he’s passed that same love for the Sharks on to his son, Harry.

Clint’s connection to the club runs deep; a proud member for over 20 years, he signed Harry up Read More [+]

Pam Mikus is undoubtedly one of East Fremantle Football Club's most dedicated supporters, with her connection to the Club spanning well over five decades.

When she first moved to Australia, Pam knew nothing about Aussie Rules football. "I knew nothing about footy until my two sons started playing - unfortunately for Claremont, as that's where we lived," she recalls with a smile.

But it wasn’t long before Pam Read More [+]

For 77-year-old Alby Huts, the connection with East Fremantle Football Club has been a lifelong journey.

Around 20 years ago, Alby’s wife gifted him a navy blue jumper adorned with a shark. Since then, Alby has worn it to every East Fremantle game, and it has become a cherished family heirloom.

But Alby’s bond with the Club dates back much further. He has been an East Fremantle supporter Read More [+]

Sharks deliver Reserves premiership after taming Tigers

East Fremantle has produced a superb Grand Final performance, accounting for minor premiers Claremont to claim the 2024 WAFL Reserves premiership at Optus Stadium on Sunday. 

The Sharks largely dominated the contest against the highly fancied Tigers, leading at every change in the 11.6 (72) to 6.3 (49) triumph. 

Reuben McGuire starred for the Blue and Whites, winning the Merv McIntosh Read More [+]

The East Fremantle Football Club is thrilled to announce that Adrian Bromage has been appointed to the role of General Manager Football Operations, beginning this week. Bromage, a former East Fremantle League Premiership player, brings a wealth of experience and leadership to the Sharks at an exciting time in the club’s history.

Bromage’s career in football is both extensive and impressive. As an experienced football development manager through his time Read More [+]

East Fremantle Football Club is delighted to announce that senior coach Bill Monaghan has extended his contract for an additional two years, ensuring he will remain at the helm through to the end of the 2027 season. 

Since his appointment leading into the 2019 season, Monaghan has been pivotal in shaping the club’s direction, cultivating a culture of resilience and sustained success. Under his leadership, the team has achieved significant milestones, Read More [+]

Become a part of the prestigious Jack Sheedy Membership community - a rare and exclusive opportunity to join the most dedicated supporters of the East Fremantle Football Club.    

By joining the Jack Sheedy Membership, you’re not just becoming a lifetime member; you’re contributing to the enduring legacy of the East Fremantle Football Club.

These exclusive memberships are highly sought after. Don’t miss your chance to become a lifetime Read More [+]

EAST FREMANTLE FOOTBALL CLUB
Presents:
 
Lynn Medal (WAFL) Awards Night
 
Join us as we celebrate the WAFL 2024 season and honour the Lynn Medal winner, the fairest and best player of the year.
 
Dress Code: Cocktail Attire
 
Date: Friday 4th October 2024
 
Time: 6:00PM - 11:00PM

Venue: The Camfield: The Read More [+]

Sharks stay alive in Reserves premiership race

East Fremantle has set up a return date with Subiaco in the 2024 Reserves preliminary final, holding off a fast-finishing South Fremantle to win the first semi-final by 14 points at Leederville Oval.

A dominant six goal to nil third quarter looked to have put the game beyond doubt for Michael Farmer’s side, only for the Bulldogs to slam on six unanswered majors in the first 22 minutes Read More [+]

Sharks slump to elimination final defeat to Tigers

East Fremantle’s dreams of back-to-back premierships for the first time since 1946 has come to an early end, defeated by Claremont in the elimination final at Revo Fitness Stadium on Sunday.

The Sharks led at quarter time but were thoroughly outplayed after the opening half hour of football, the Tigers bringing a level of intensity that proved too hard to match in the 12.7 (79) to 7.13 Read More [+]