East Fremantle are chasing their first Premiership in 25 years when they take on Peel Thunder at Optus Stadium on Sunday. The Sharks finished the season 2 games clear on top of the ladder and held off a fast finishing Peel by 5 points in the Semi Final and will go in full of confidence. They won’t have things their own way with a talent laden Peel finding form at the right time Read More [+]

YOU will never hear him acknowledge it himself, but Bill Monaghan deserves to be considered amongst West Australian football's greatest coaches and his legacy can only be further enhanced if he can break East Fremantle's premiership drought.

Monaghan's lifetime of involvement in the WAFL dates back to his playing career where he amassed 204 games at both Subiaco and Peel Thunder between 1986 and 2001 before embarking on his coaching journey.

It started at Subiaco Read More [+]

As East Fremantle searches for its first Premiership in a quarter of a century one of the club’s stars is preparing for his own footy first in the 2023 WAFL Grand Final.

Hugh Dixon has never played in a premiership decider, a prospect he describes as exciting heading into Sunday’s showdown with Peel Thunder.

“I think every team that gets the opportunity to play in a Grand Final has their chance of creating a special Read More [+]

East Fremantle has qualified for its first Grand Final since 2012, withstanding a late Peel Thunder charge to win by 5 points at Fremantle Oval on Saturday. 

Leading by 28 points at the six minute mark of the final quarter the Sharks looked to be cruising to their first decider in more than a decade, Read More [+]

East Fremantle return to their old stomping ground, Fremantle Oval, to take on Peel Thunder for a place in the 2023 WAFL Grand Final. Peel won through to the game last weekend with a dynamic 2nd half performance, over-running Subiaco to run out 10 point winners in tough conditions. The Sharks and Thunder split the games this season, with Peel overcoming a 5 goal deficit to edge out the Sharks in Round 1 Read More [+]

THE WAFL Team of the Year for 2023 has been announced with players from nine clubs represented and it ranges from a West Perth great being named for a ninth time, a Claremont champion for an eighth and then eight players making it for the first time.

It's a varied mix in the WAFL Team of the Year for 2023 with eight players making the side for the first time with another seven making it Read More [+]

East Fremantle Football Club announces the resignation of Chief Executive Officer Todd Shimmon, following almost nine years at the helm of WA’s most successful WAFL football club.

On behalf of the board, members, staff, players and supporters, EFFC President Mark Stewart thanked Mr Shimmon for his contribution to the Club over the years.

“Todd has shown a genuine passion for our Club’s football program and worked hard to ensure our Read More [+]

Reserves:

The East Fremantle Reserves side have remained in finals contention with a hard fought 13 point win over Claremont in the Elimination Final on the weekend. After a poor showing last game against Subiaco, the Sharks came out breathing fire, opening up a 38 post lead with the aid of the breeze, kicking 7 goals to 1. Lead by small forward, Luke Yeo, who kicked 3 goals for the quarter, the Sharks Read More [+]

Total Player Payments Audit for 2022

The East Fremantle Football Club confirms it is undergoing an audit of its Total Player Payments for the 2022 season.

During the audit process some administrative errors were identified that we are working through with the WA Football Commission. As the process is ongoing we cannot make any comment at this time.

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Wear your Gold Shark Badge to the Finals with pride as the East Fremantle Football Club Past Players and Officials Association Inc.

continue to raising money for the Juniors and our club, with their “PPOA Gold Shark Bag”. 

Available at $50 each or $35 for the PPOA Gold Badge ONLY.

The bag contains:

1 x Gold Shark Past Read More [+]