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.

Michael Andrews; Merv Cowan; Arthur Millard; Ronald Elliott; Andrew Taggart; Brian Peake; Robert Simpson; Paul Booth; Grant Smith; Iain Freeman; Deborah Preedy; Justin Sgherza; Neil Lester-Smith; Mark Freeman; Evan Lewis; Thomas Hooker; Cale Hooker.

Birthdays missed from April 4^th – 11^th

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The East Fremantle Sharks notched up their second win of the McDonald’s WAFL season with a convincing 50 point win over the West Perth Falcons today at ATOM Stadium.

After struggling to get on the board early against Peel a fortnight ago, the Sharks came out firing with a six goal to none first quarter.

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The East Fremantle Sharks will be without captain Jamie McNamara for their clash against the West Perth Falcons this Saturday, with bouncedown at 1:45pm at ATOM Stadium.

Fellow Sharks midfielder Liam Anthony will captain with Dylan Winton coming in for his Sharks debut after 18 League appearances for Peel Thunder.

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The 16s Dulux Development Squad will have their Round 5 match against West Perth on Saturday at ATOM Stadium. The players are ready to go after their bye with a few inclusions into the squad.

This weekend’s game will see our Midwest Academy players taking to the field together with Max Murphy and Kobi Sellar playing their first games for the 16s Squad. In total we will have 6 Mid-West boys playing which Read More [+]

Shark players Emma Swanson and Jess Wuetschner might be gearing up for the upcoming WAWFL season, but on Saturday they will play as rivals in a curtain raiser for the Western Derby.

Swanson and Wuetschner are just two of eight Sharks players named for the WA All Stars match between the West Coast Eagles and the Fremantle Dockers, with Swanson, Brianna Green, Caitlyn Edwards and Alex Williams selected for the Eagles side and Wuetschner, Cassie Davidson, Melissa Caulfield and Erin Fox representing the Dockers. Zoe Palandri has also been named as an emergency for the Eagles side.

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Coming off a bye in Round 3, the East Fremantle Sharks are raring to go for their clash with the West Perth Falcons this coming Saturday. Bouncedown at the earlier time of 1:45pm so you have plenty of time to get to the Derby afterwards. 

Hear from defensive coach Jacob Brennan as he gives an update on how the team is travelling this week.

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.

Margaret Wood; Richard Lewis; Colin Richards; Lynette Howard; Chris Lewis; Kerry Anne Cooper; Paul Bennett; Peter Chamberlain; Bruce Kenny; Lee-Anne McNamara; Dawn Kenny; Jill Birt; Paul Harding; Ron Adams; Matt Brennan; Jonathan Carter; Miles Franklin; Liam Atkinson; Mia Wilshaw; Suria Bralich.

The Friday night Member's Draw has jackpotted to $850 but you must be there to collect it.

On Friday night, April 1st, Tina Bennet’s name was drawn out but she wasn’t in attendance to collect the jackpot of $800, so the draw has now jackpotted to $850.

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

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Of the 26 East Fremantle district products currently listed at AFL clubs, none had a bigger week in Round 1 than the Eagles' Josh Kennedy.

The 28-year-old booted eight goals against Brisbane showing why he, as the reigning Coleman Medallist, is once again the favourite to repeat this feat in 2016. Read More [+]

The Sharks looked on track to record their second consecutive win to start the 2016 McDonalds WAFL season when they led by nine points in time-on of the final quarter. Veteran Brett Peake had just kicked his fifth goal, but two late goals to young Fremantle key position player Alex Pearce saw Peel get over the line by three points.

It will be a game that the Sharks team will see as a missed opportunity, as for much of the day in the difficult conditions, it was the visitors that controlled the game.  With East Fremantle having seven more scoring shots, 11 extra inside-50 entries and 42 more possessions, it was inaccurate kicking in the first quarter and a lack of composure late in the game that cost the Sharks dearly. 

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