In 1988 Scott Edwards Fact file.
cott's father Dale Edwards was a member of the 1964 Claremont League team
Press Reports
Press items included are from old newspaper cuttings, Football Budgets and Tiger Times. Due to the quantity, only some have been included at this stage. The entire collection is available at the club. It is envisaged that many more articles and photos will be uploaded to this project in the near future.
1968 Photographs of Peter Ding and Brian Fairclough
Brian Fairclough played 119 games between 1963 - 1971
John Leonard Tribute as he passes away aged 92.
Coach a highly talented Claremont team to three consecutive premierships.
1987 Peter Higgins becomes one of the surprise packets of the League Team
Photo of Peter Higgins in an article in Budget about how he was playing well enough to lift the Tigers
1982 Photo and story on Ross Ditchburn at Carlton.
Ditchburn had been drafted to Carlton after returning to his Kukerin farm for the 1981 football season
1983 Photo and Story on Carlton having eyes on Warren Ralph
Ralph has resisted temptations so far to move to Victoria and play with Carlton
1981 Photo and Story on Warren Ralph beating the Second Years Blues
In the first 2 practice matches of 1982 Warren Ralph kicked 12 goals, following on from his 127 tally in 1981.
1982 Ken Hunter a Photo and Story ” Hunter was an Immediate Star”
Hunter was a star for his adopted club, Carlton,
1981 Photo of Michael Aitken and Bruce Monteath
Michael Aitken played 107 games for Claremont between 1979 - 1988. Monteath played 29 games for Claremont between 1984 and 1985.
1988 Photo of those Selected for the Interstate Match are Allan, Sutherland and Pyke.
Ben Allan went onto winning the Simpson medal.
1987, May 20 Photo and Story in Inside Football Malaxos back Home
In the last half of the WAFL season he was the best player in that league
1985 Graham Moss returned to play one game of League Football.
Having Moss in the side lifted Claremont and they were leading against the ladder leaders East Fremantle at three quarter time
13 October 1940 West Australian stories on Claremont’s Hat-trick of Premierships
Stories under the headlines "Nice Work Tigers", "Fists Fly in One of Roughest Finals Seen for Many Years" and "Players reported".
2002 Country Football honors Country Legends Noel Morton and Dean Kemp.
Morton is a 1981 Claremont premiership player and played 172 league games between 1979 and 1988.
Morton retired after the 1988 Grand Final when they lost comprehensibly.
He was 27 years but due to a knee injury Morton retired and returned to the farm to help his father and brother.
2001 Photographs of Steve Malaxos and Mark Brayshaw
The game between Claremont and East Perth had Adidas as the major sponsor of the day.
2001 Myles Quinn photograph and a review of Claremont and Subiaco clash
Quinn would have been State centre-half-forward last month if he hadn't been injured.
1976 Overview of Graham Moss and his time at the Essendon Football Club.
e joined Essendon in 1973 on transfer from the Claremont Football Club.
2001 Paul Medhurst Photo on winning the Rising Star Award.
Medhurst won the $5,000 Channel Ten-Bunnings Warehouse Rising Star Award.
2001 Photo of Nick Stone and further review of 2001 season Part 2
The major sponsor in 2001 has been "Signs Plus" and major support sponsors Ansett Australia and Swan Brewery Co. Ltd.
2001 Budget. A photograph of Doug Roberts and a review of the 2001 season.
State Squad members Darren Kowal, Paul Medhurst, Richard Harvey and Jaxon Crabb.
2001 Merle Manea Claremont Football Club life member
2001 Merle Manea is a member of the Claremont's Ladies Committee.
2001 interview of Tom Matson who played for Claremont between 2001 and 2009.
Matson played 104 games between 2001 and 2009.
2010 Interview with Claremont Property Man Eddie Coyle
Eddie has been involved with the Club in many positions over the last 50 years.
Les McClements Champion Claremont Ruck-man between 1941 and 1950
Tassie Medalist in 1947- and three-times Claremont best and fairest.
The photo from 1984 shows two champions from Claremont and Perth
Stiles and Moss were runners during the Claremont versus Perth match.
1987 Budget story on Guy McKenna keen on State Guernsey.
Claremont aren't producing there best football yet and that's why we only have four players in the State squad.
1981 Claremont’s team of All Stars includes surprise Lindsay Kanther.
Kanther has done everything that has been asked of him since playing his first game and is a worthy choice
1991 two stories of Claremont full forward John Hutton
Hutton claimed the top scorer after a mammoth tussle with East Perth's Glen Bartlett
1991 Photos Pepsi Cup WAFL Claremont’s Miles and Hutton
Claremont's John Hutton, the WAFL's leading goal-scorer
1980 story and photo on two champions Hunter and Moss
Ken Hunter courage personified and an aerial artist
1992 the Budget’s Repcol player of the week David Ham.
Brian and his son David Ham each won the Medallist Medal for the best player in the thirds competition.
1992 Darrell Panizza and his rise from a winger to a defender
Neesham decided it was time for something different and put Panizza at centre-half-back.
1982 Westside Newspaper edition of “Know your Club” Claremont
The return of Graham Moss a VFL Brownlow medal winner to be captain/coach was another major step forward.
1980s the history of Baden Harper and photo showing aerial ability
He was part of the 1981 Claremont Premiership team and represented Western Australia.
1991 WAs most outstanding rookie Ashley McIntosh
WAs most outstanding young footballer of 1991.
1980 story, Albany proud of its State champions Panizza, Harper and Daniels.
Darrel Panizza has played 274 games for Claremont between 1979 - 1995 and coached in 1995.
1981 Budget under photo “Do you remember” Wayne Blackwell
Blackwell played 112 games for Claremont between 1978 - 1983.
1991 Player Probe of Claremont player Scott Edwards
His league debut was against Perth in 1988
1991 Fact File on Claremont Player Rob Malone from the Budget
Malone is one of only 4 players to play every game in the League side and his versatility has been a tremendous bonus for Neesham.
1991 a review in the Football Budget of Paul Burton
Burton has played 65 games for Claremont between 1988 and 1995.
1981 Photograph of Noel Morton in a high flying pose.
Morton came to Claremont from the Albany Region
1980s Two stories on Gerard Neesham in full charge and another Grand final
He was the coach of Claremont from 1987 to 1994.
1982 Photo in the Budget with Michael Mitchell in flight
The Tigers rover (now with Richmond) used his Subiaco rival for a step ladder for a great capture.
1991 Claremont’s John Hutton stole the show on the field when he topped the WAFL goal-scoring
Hutton played 69 games for Claremont between 1985 - 1995.
1991 Westside Football a great photo of Scott Edwards and a hurdle jump.
Scott played 115 games for Claremont between 1988 and 1994.
1991 Westside Football has a group of these Grand Final celebrations.
1990 final siren sounded and numerous photographs were taken of the celebrations.
1991 Player Profile and photograph for Claremont centre-man Rob Malone
Malone played 60 games for Claremont between 1990 and 1994.
1991 “Player Profile” Westside Football – Andrew McGovern.
In his career with Claremont he played 57 games for Claremont between 1990 and 1995
1991 The Club’s Corporate Classic initiative solved their sponsorship problems
Claremont raised over $50,000 for the night.
Westside Football look at the honour boards at the Clubs and this time Claremont
Sonny Maffina, Steve Malaxos, Warren Ralph and Norm Uncle won leading goalkickers for the league.
1990 “The Skippers” Claremont’s skipper Mark Hann.
Hann was made Claremont skipper for the first time in 1990 and captain of the interstate team.
1990 Joe Cormack played 21 games for Claremont.
Joe Cormack has been recognised in the budget once as an 'Action man' and the other as Star Material.
1989 Photograph of Budget’s “Star Material” Ryan Edwin Turnbull
Turnbull played 23 games for Claremont and played in the Claremont premiership sides in league 1989 and reserves 1990.
1989 George Temple talking to John Hutton and “beating the injury blues”.
Hutton said he was happy to be in the league side and making a good contribution each week.
1990 article in budget, “Coaches in profile” – Gerard Neesham
The ability to develop young players into confident league footballers has been the key to his success.
1989 headline ” Owens thrives in comeback”. Peter Owens.
A strong marking performance last week capped a remarkable comeback for defender Peter Owens.
1989 story in the Grand final budget on the Claremont Football Club.
To support Neesham has been President Peter Kyle in his second year
1992 photographs showing four tigers: Rowland, Melesso, Owens and Pyke
Gerard Neesham has moulded the Tigers into a powerful outfit
