Peel Thunder defeated East Fremantle by 12-points in a thrilling finish at David Grays Arena on Good Friday.
The lead changed hands five times in the last quarter before Peel secured the win with the final two goals of the game finishing 12.13 (85) to 11.7 (73).
Key forward Gerald Ugle said the Thunder expected a challenge, but the final moments were nerve racking.
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Congratulations to Peel Thunder's 2019 Rogers Cup Leadership Group
Captain - Emma Innes
Vice Captain - Kaitlyn Hayes
Deputy Vice Captain - Gracie Fenton
Leadership Group - Shauna Bicker and Sophie Johansen
Check out with Coach Stephen Markham had to say about the leaders:
Captain – Emma Innes:
Leads by example, very popular member of Read More [+]
Peel Thunder Football Club are pleased to formally announce the 2019 Club Captain and Leadership Group. Congratulations to the following players:
Captain - Ben Howlett
Vice-Captain - Ben Hancock
Leadership Group - Corey Morris and Blair Bell
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The Peel Thunder Football Club is seeking applications for the position of Women’s Senior Head Coach for the WAWFL 2019 season
The Peel Thunder Football Club is committed to maximizing the potential of footballers by providing field leading education and innovation. Peel Thunder Football Club strives to foster an environment where footballers can achieve their goals and perform at their best. To be considered for this role, Read More [+]
Fixtures have been finalised for the 2019 Optus WAFL Women’s Premiership season, with Round 1 to kick off on Sunday, May 5, featuring games at New Choice Homes Park, East Fremantle, and Steel Blue Oval, Bassendean.
The competition’s inaugural season will see the five WAFLW teams play each other three times across 15-rounds, with a three-week finals series culminating in a televised Grand Final as a double-header with the WAFL Preliminary Final on the 7 Network.
PEEL Thunder narrowly missed the finals in 2018 denying them the chance at a WAFL premiership hat-trick but coach Cam Shepherd is buoyant over their prospects in 2019.
The Thunder won the premierships of 2016 and 2017 to create history and then had the chance to make even more in 2018. But Peel narrowly missed out on qualifying for the finals and Shepherd subsequently had an extra month of planning for the off-season than the previous years.
The result has been the retention of much of Peel's solid core of Thunder players with them topped up by the recruitment of former Essendon AFL midfielder Jackson Merrett.
From commencing in mid November with an initial squad of 80 players, the Peel Thunder Colts have finalised their squad for the 2019 Simply Energy WAFL Colts competition.
The Simply Energy Colts competition is the premier junior football competition in Western Australia. The squad contains 45 boys and 2 train on players who have had interrupted pre-seasons from the Peel metro and country zones. The squad comprises 19 boys born in 2002, 21 born in Read More [+]
?Healthcare provider Bupa has added its support to the newly launched WAFL Women’s competition and Channel 7’s WAFL broadcast as a premier partner of the West Australian Football Commission.
Bupa will help take the new women’s competition to a wider audience by supporting the live-streaming of a WAFLW game on the WAFL website each week, and the 2019 WAFLW Grand Final broadcast live on Channel 7.
After a strong pre-season campaign, the Peel Thunder Futures squad for 2019 has been named this week.
The Simply Energy WAFL Futures Competition will replace the previous Under 16s program. The Futures competition will see the Peel Thunder squad play 11 games over the course of the year, with 6 games in the traditional March/April fixture, 2 games in May/June and the final 3 Read More [+]
| Round 1 Saturday, 05 Apr | ||
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| 2:30 PM at Lane Group Stadium | ||
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| Round 1 Saturday, 29 Mar | ||
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| 2:10 PM at Lane Group Stadium | ||
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