The Friday night Member's Draw has jackpotted to $1250 but you must be there to collect it.

On Friday night, May 27th, Loris Stewart’s name was drawn out but she wasn’t in attendance to collect the jackpot of $1200, so the draw has now jackpotted to $1250.

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

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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.

MAY:

Edwina Carre; Bernice Gavin; Peter Cooper; Timothy Bailey; Cherie King; Brock O’Brien; Brianna Jones; Ben Greer; Tieg Maher.

JUNE:

Betty Martiensen; Ivy Anthony; Barbara Burnett; Michael Bell; Elizabeth Shields; Michael Saporita; Timothy Noble; Stephen Green; Teresa Dodd; Steven Nugent; Kelly Dunstone; Mark Hunt; Greg Wheeler; Read More [+]

Rob Wiley feels the Sharks 26-point defeat to the Thunder only highlights the competitive nature of this year’s Maccas WAFL competition, as Peel outmatched East Fremantle in all areas on Saturday afternoon at ATOM Stadium.

“It’s such an even league, and if you bring the wrong attitude on the day you’ll end up with this result,” said Wiley.

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The East Fremantle Football Club Development Academy are seeking expressions of interest to coach our Year 9 Development Squad for 2016.

We are seeking an enthusiastic, motivated individual that currently holds a minimum level 1 coaching accreditation.

Please raise interest to Andrew Dodd (Talent Manager)

0412 608 225

Andrew.dodd@effc.com.au

Congratulations to the 7 Sharks who were presented with their State jumpers on Tuesday Night.

For more info on the State fixtures and squads, visit http://www.wafootball.com.au/news/8242/wafl-state-18s-and-16s-squads 

State Under 18s

Next Match:  Sunday 31 May – 12pm - WA v Vic Country (Medibank Stadium)

East Fremantle Players pictured below: Ambrose Ryan, Luke Strnadica, Cameron Zurhaar

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Tom Marshall will be East Fremantle’s second debutant for the season when the Sharks take on Peel Thunder in this Saturday’s Round 10 clash at ATOM Stadium.

Marshall, 18, has been named in the back pocket but is also expected to help support the Sharks’ midfield with Jamie McNamara (calf) and George Hampson (calf) joining Cam Eardly on the sidelines after last week’s win over Claremont. Read More [+]

Saturday afternoon’s five point win over the Claremont Tigers was a case of third time lucky in close games for Rob Wiley and his Sharks side.

After seeing the team drop matches to Peel and South Fremantle from a position of ascendency late in the game, the Sharks coach was pleased to see his chargers hold on as Claremont threatened to steal the points.

“We’ve been through it before when we were up and we let those game go. In many ways I think we’ve learnt from those two close losses and we were able to get across the line,” said Wiley.

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Mervyn George Cowan 1925-2016

The Club regretfully informs members that Merv Cowan passed away over the weekend.  Our deepest sympathies to his family and his daughters Diane, Lorraine and Peta. One of the greatest East Fremantle servants, Merv Cowan played 169 games for the Sharks between 1948-1957. A Premiership player in 1957, Cowan served as EFFC secretary from 1960–1964 and as President from 1970-1982. A true legend of the club, Merv Cowan attended East Fremantle games every week and has the Merv Cowan Stand named in his honour at ATOM Stadium.

A service will be held at Fremantle Cemetary at 3pm on Wednesday, followed by a wake at the East Fremantle Football Club. 

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Colts

The Colts started the day needing a victory against the second placed Tigers to keep in touch with the top five.  The boys started the game in excellent fashion and were hard at the contest, tackling strongly and putting plenty of pressure on their opponents.  Kicking with the aid of the breeze in the first quarter their direct football, pouncing on the Claremont turnovers enabled our boys to take a handy 4.4 to no Read More [+]

On a wild and woolly Saturday afternoon the East Fremantle Sharks held off the Claremont Tigers for a thrilling five point victory at the Showgrounds.

The punters that braved the Perth Storm were put through a tense and often entertaining affair, as the Sharks sealed their 6.17.53 to 7.6.48 win at the death from a Fraser Perry mark in the goal square.

East Fremantle dominated general play with 59 inside fifties to Claremont’s 32 -- but the Tigers were able to match the Sharks on the scoreboard with accuracy from their set shots, and by creating space and scoring opportunities on the counter.

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