The East Fremantle Football Club announces that CEO Addy Wetzler will be stepping down from his position, effective Wednesday 30 October 2024, by mutual agreement with the Board.

Club President Mark Stewart said: "We thank Addy for his hard work, service, and contributions. After discussions, we’ve agreed that now is the right time for a change, and we wish him the best in his future endeavours.”

Outgoing CEO Addy Wetzler also expressed gratitude, stating: "It Read More [+]

2024 Lynn Medal Awards Night

On Friday, we hosted the 2024 Lynn Medal Awards at The Camfield. We would like to take this moment to congratulate all our winners.

Congratulations to the following award recipients:

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2024 LYNN MEDALLIST: MILAN MURDOCK
Congratulations Milan on an incredible season in the blue and white! Milan has averaged 26.4 disposals in season 2024 and had a profound impact in the middle and up forward. Congratulations Milan Read More [+]

At a Council meeting last night, the Town of East Fremantle rejected our Club’s request for a two-week extension to allow our lawyers to finalise the sub-lease and once again moved the goal posts in relation to the requirements around the sub-lease and license agreements.

Through the recent intervention of the State Government, we were within two weeks of finalising the sub-lease agreement to enable us to move into the facility.

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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 [+]