Another local product from Rockingham JFC and emerging defender, Tristan Bryce, has re-committed to the Thunder for Season 2025. ‘Tritta’ has enjoyed a mostly injury free 2024 season which has culminated in a League debut this season and strong finish to the season.
Tristan shared the news by talking about what the club means to him – “The club means a lot Read More [+]
| 2022 Colts Premiership Player, Joel Rush will return home to Peel Thunder for at least the next two seasons after a short stint in the VFL with GWS Giants. The club is thrilled to have Joel back in 2025 and excited to see his run and carry back at Lane Group Stadium. Read More [+] Local South Mandurah product, Jack Sears has re-signed at Peel Thunder for two more seasons at Lane Group Stadium. ‘Searsy’, only 23 years of age and already 75 games into his WAFL League career at Peel, is an integral part of the leadership group and is highly respected in the WAFL for Read More [+] Local product, son of a gun, key forward, future leader and now a PREMIERSHIP PLAYER, Corey Tregenza has signed on for two more seasons at Peel Thunder! Peel's promosing key forward couldn't be happier- 'The club is like a second home to me. I love the culrute and connection between the groups, and how welcoming of an environment it is. the staff and coaches are really respectful and dedicated people that allow me to push Read More [+] Peel Thunder have won the 2024 WAFL Premiership, defeating East Perth by 33 points in the Grand Final. The Thunder have completed their redemption after falling to East Fremantle in last year’s premiership decider. Midfield star Neil Erasmus was awarded the Simpson Medal after a dazzling performance which saw him obtain 26 disposals, 2 goals, 11 tackles, and six Read More [+] Peel continue their march toward a flag with a hard-fought and well deserved 47-point triumph over Swan Districts in the Preliminary Final. Peel Thunder claimed their largest win of this final series with a thumping 47-point victory over a hungry Swans side on Sunday Afternoon. The win sees the club claim their spot in the Grand Final. Following the nail-biting win over Claremont, a fresh Peel Thunder looked grateful to be there, relinquishing control of possession Read More [+] A defiant Peel side are on their way to a preliminary final after winning a one-point nailbiter in the first semi-final against Claremont. A sunny Sunday afternoon with a packed Peel home ground at Lane Group stadium, shaped for a roller-coaster match between both sides in the second week of finals. Peel began the first term steadily with Tom Emmett (10 disposals, one Read More [+] Peel Thunder fell short against Swan Districts in the qualifying final on Saturday, which saw both sides hungry for a win. For the third round in a row a light drizzle set the scene for the showdown at Rushton Park, and on the line: the easiest route to seizing the WAFL premiership. The winner of Swans Vs Peel would next face Read More [+] Peel have suffered a disappointing 20-ppint loss to East Perth on Saturday at Sullivan Logistics Stadium, therefore missing out on the minor premiership. An overcast and gloomy saturday set the stage for a hungry Royals side to maintain their great winning record at their fortress in round 21. East Perth started strongly in the first term, nailing the first two goals of the game to leave Peel with no answers. Powerful wind and rain also Read More [+] Peel defeated Swan Districts by 31-points on an overcast gloomy afternoon at Rushton Park to stay at the summit of the WAFL ladder. The heavy downpour of rain eased to a drizzle, but the damage to the field had already been done. What was usually a pristine playing surface had been transformed into a slippery mud fest littered with treacherous holes and puddles. Read More [+] | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
