Hagan the Hero as Sharks Make It Three Straight

A final quarter trio of goals from young tyro Jed Hagan have lifted East Fremantle to a crucial win over West Perth at Arena Joondalup on Saturday.

Hagan kicked three of his four goals in the final stanza, the only Sharks player to find the major opening in a tense last term, scores level at the eight-minute mark before the 19-year-old registered the final three goals Read More [+]

WAFLW & Rogers Cup Fairest & Best Awards Night RECAP

Last Saturday night, the East Fremantle Football Club gathered at Carnaby's Bar and Restaurant for a spectacular celebration of the 2024 Women’s Season at our WAFLW and Rogers Cup Fairest & Best Awards Night. Hosted by the charismatic MC Ash Nelson, the evening was a testament to the dedication and talent within our club.

Fairest & Best Winners
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As we continue to fight for a playable oval and access to our new facility, we have been forced to relocate our August 3 match against South Fremantle, and can confirm that it will be played at Fremantle Community Bank Oval.

We thank South Fremantle Football Club and the City of Fremantle for accommodating us and we look forward to working with them to deliver a fantastic spectacle of football.
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Marsh powers Sharks to crucial win over Thunder

East Fremantle has recorded its most crucial win of the 2024 season, taking down ladder leaders Peel Thunder by 23 points at Rushton Park on Saturday.

The Sharks held sway on the scoreboard all day, a low scoring first half before the game opened up after the main break, East Fremantle with five consecutive goals either side of three-quarter time to open up a match winning lead, Read More [+]

Sharks suffer Grand Final Heatbreak as Tigers claw home

East Fremantle’s push for back-to-back premierships has fallen agonisingly short, suffering a heartbreaking three-point defeat at the hands of Claremont at Pentanet Stadium on Sunday in the 2024 WAFL Women’s Grand Final.

In heavy conditions and squally rain in the second half, it looked like the minor premiers had snatched the decider off Claremont when Alicia Blizzard snapped a goal at the 14-minute mark of the Read More [+]

Sharks steady with gritty Demon win

East Fremantle has steadied its 2024 League season, overcoming both tricky conditions and a plucky Perth outfit to record a 14-point win at Lathlain Park on Saturday.

The Sharks kicked four consecutive goals in a low scoring game to open up an early advantage on the Demons, forwards Dillon O’Reilly and Jonathon Marsh sharing six goals between them in the 9.11 (65) to 7.9 (51) result.

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Coach of the Year!

East Fremantle WAFL Women’s senior coach, Matt Templeton, has been awarded the WAFLW Coach of the Year presented by Fremantle Football Club at the WAFL Women’s Awards on Monday 1 July at The Westin.

A highly experienced coach with a career spanning more than 18 years, this is the second time Matt has been named WAFLW Coach of the Year, having received the same honour in 2022 for steering the Sharks Read More [+]

Further update regarding the new facility at East Fremantle Community Park.

Last Wednesday, independent turf specialists undertook extensive testing of the oval. While there has been progression, there remains a handful of small areas that were flagged as non-compliant.

We have been in frequent and ongoing communication with the Town of East Fremantle and Programmed (turf contractor) since Wednesday and have received confirmation that additional work will be undertaken this week.

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WAFL WOMEN'S GRAND FINAL | EAST FREO v CLAREMONT

7 JULY 2024 @ 2.05 PM at Pentanet Stadium

Buy WAFL Women's Grand Final 2024 Tickets HERE.

Get ready for an epic showdown as our Sharks gear up to take on the Tigers in the WAFL Women's Grand Final! Our women, on an incredible 12-game winning streak, are riding high on momentum heading into their third consecutive Grand Final appearance.

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Sharks stutter to tenacious Tigers.

East Fremantle’s premiership defence has taken another blow, dropping out of the top five after 13 rounds with an eight-point defeat to Claremont at Leederville Oval on Sunday.

In a high intensity contest with a finals like feel, the Tigers proved they have what it takes to match it with the competition’s best with their fourth straight win, leading at every change in the 9.8 (62) to 8.5 (53) result.