Peel Thunder faced Subiaco in their Qualifying final in harsh weather conditions at Leederville Oval, emerging victorious by 10 points.
Subiaco jumped out of the gates in a slippery and contested game kicking the opening two goals to the scoreboard end.
Josh Corbett made his presence felt from outside 50, kicking Peel’s first goal midway through the term.
Brady Grey and Riley Smith put in repeat efforts across half Read More [+]
TRAYE Bennell is one Peel Thunder player who knows all about beating Subiaco in finals and winning a WAFL premiership, and he's hoping the next two weeks can see his team book in a Grand Final spot and then sit back to wait to find out their opponents.
Peel has qualified for the finals for the second straight season now on the back of returning to September action last year for the first time since Read More [+]
The Peel Thunder Football Club is excited to announce the appointment of its coaching roles in the WAFLW program for the next two years. Following an extensive search and a number of high-quality applicants, the Club has appointed Ethan Norris as Senior Coach of the WAFLW team and Michelle MacDonald as Head Coach of the Rogers Cup Read More [+]
The Thunder clinched a third-place finish with a 10-point victory over Swan Districts last Saturday at Steel Blue Oval
Swan Districts bought the pressure early limiting Peel’s ball movement going forward.
It took until the 13th minute before the Swans registered the first goal of the game despite controlling much of the play.
Ben Middleton slotted Peel's only goal Read More [+]
Peel falls short after gruelling battle with West Perth.
Inaccuracy in front of goal cost Peel as they went down by eight points to West Perth at Lane Group Stadium.
An opportunity to strengthen their position in the top half of the table went missing as the hosts kicked 9.18 in the narrow defeat.
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Peel secure finals in a contested battle over Claremont.
Written By Frederick Knickel & Regan Spear.
The highly anticipated matchup between 4th vs 5th began in a tight and high-pressure contest which saw Claremont kick the first major of the game.
Matt Taberner made his presence felt early, taking a contested mark to boot Peel’s first.
Team first Read More [+]
Geoff Valentine reflects on Peel Thunders win over the Claremont Tigers in Round 18. Produced by the students from Curtin University.
Peel defeated Claremont 91 - 59, strengthening their position to second in the League ladder in the lead-up to the finals of the 2023 WAFL season.
The Thunder take on West Perth in their final home game of the regular season this Saturday, August 19th.
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