The East Fremantle Football Club is pleased to announce a Contract Extension for its League Coach, Rob Wiley. The EFFC Board unanimously agreed to extend Wiley's tenure by another year as League Coach, which now makes it a four year term and until the end of the 2019 season. The club believes it is in a good position to fulfil its ambition of becoming a strong and competitive club in the very near future. This is Read More [+]

The East Fremantle Colts are looking to continue their great form tomorrow, when they take on Derby rivals at Fremantle Community Bank Oval 10am.

Coach Clay McLernon said the boys are extremely excited, despite going in as the underdogs.

“Last year South won all three games, but the boys are keen to change that perception,” he said.

“We want to put on a really good performance and if we can get the four points it Read More [+]

Last year, the EFFC Board approved the introduction of a new medal, awarded to a Shark’s player who best represents the spirit of the ANZACs in the annual Derby against South Fremantle. The Wrightson Medal is in recognition of Roy & Arthur Wrightson, who were both Premiership Players for EFFC in the early 1910’s and sadly lost their lives in France during WW1. (1916 & 1917 respectively).

The brothers were born in Fremantle and both Read More [+]

Despite another improved performance and best efforts last Saturday in playing for the MND Cup, the Sharks didn’t quite do enough to get over the line, going down by 32 points to Swan Districts.

The boys showed they were there to put the previous losses behind them, with a competitive attitude that kept the unbeaten Swans within reach for much for the game.

Brock O’Brien landed the Shark’s first major and a late goal from Read More [+]

The Friday night Member's Draw is currently at $700 but you must be there to collect it.

The draw takes place every Friday night between 6:30pm and 7:30pm in the main bar. 

You have to be in it to win it! Only those members who are financial for 2017 go into the draw and have the opportunity of taking out the jackpot – but of course you have to be there for the draw.

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The following members are celebrating their birthdays this week and we would like to take this opportunity to wish them all a very Happy Birthday.

Cynthia Simpson; Murray Lester-Smith; Helen Marshall; Robert Barnes; Edmond O’Loughlin; Graeme Howard; Tony Casserley; John Martinson; Russell Lang; Graham Melrose; Janet Rodgers; Rodney Davies; David Pougher; Jenny Tripi; Robert Preedy; Keren Huck; Derek Ashfield; Damian Hodge; Craig Alberd; Ben McPherson; Julian Hilton; Jamie Cripps; Isaac Boothey; Gus Andrew, Mitchell Anderson. 

East Fremantle will be pulling out all the stops this Saturday when they take on Swan Districts for the MND Cup at home.

Each year the two battle it out in recognition of Motor Neuron Disease(MND), with both clubs having lost patrons to the horrific disease. As a sign of solidarity, the players on both teams will wear blue arms.

The Sharks will look to make the most of the home ground advantage in a bid Read More [+]

The 16s Development squad had their final fixture against Swan Districts on Tuesday morning in which was a great display of football. Both sides had their selected State 16s players out which enabled the other players of both squads to step up and perform.

The Sharks started off the game well with ruckman Jaidyn Atkinson feeding the ball to his followers in Charlie McCormack and Conor McPartland resulting in goals to Tom Wallis and Read More [+]

INITIAL CLUB COMMENT ON THE STRUCTURAL REVIEW OF FOOTBALL

The WAFL clubs acknowledge the strategic review of football proposes a significant change in the WA football landscape. Each club is currently undertaking appropriate consideration of the commission’s proposal with the common objective of providing an optimum solution to WA football’s challenges.

Given this, the clubs feel it’s incumbent on the WAFC to provide additional information about the recommendations during the six-week consultation phase as set Read More [+]

Brett Peake has decided to hang up the boots on a successful AFL and WAFL career. Following the Sharks loss to Perth on Saturday, he addressed the playing group where his announced his retirement.

Peake has said his decision is in the best interest of the club, allowing young emerging talent to take his place.

“I’m a realistic person, I knew where I was with my age and body,” he said.

 “I’ve started a new Read More [+]