The Peel Thunder Football Club is pleased to announce that Craig Otto has been appointed as head coach of the Colts squad for the 2017 and 2018 seasons.

Otto has an extensive history in both the Peel Football League and with the Peel Thunder Football Club, having played 170 games for the Rockingham Rams, and being a member of the inaugural Peel Cavaliers side in 1996.

Craig has also had extensive coaching experience Read More [+]

In a great night for the Peel Thunder Colts program, Jakeb Shine has taken out the inaugural David Cameron Memorial Medal for the fairest and best player in the Peel Thunder Colts side for 2016.

In a tight finish, Shine polled 4 votes against Claremont in the last game to finish on 105 votes, with Jack Clarke Medallist Michael Humble polling 10 votes to finish on 99 votes and in second place.

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Peel Thunder has progressed to the preliminary final for the first time ever after thumping West Perth in Joondalup by 60 points. 

The Thunder was relentless putting in a full four-quarter effort smashing the Falcons in the contested ball around the ground.

Blair Bell got the visitors off to a great start bagging the opening goal to give Peel a confidence lift, which followed with Brayden Lawler bagging a major along with Jonothan Griffin to Read More [+]

Peel Thunder have broken through for their long awaited maiden finals victory, defeating East Perth 12.14 (86) to 5.7 (37) at Bendigo Bank Stadium on Sunday.

Zac Clarke (18 possesions, 27 hitouts and a goal) and Jack Hannath (20 hitouts and a goal) dominated in the ruck all afternoon against retiring Royals ruckman Paul Johnson, giving silver service to Matt De Boer (31 possessions, 10 tackles and a goal), Connor Blakely (25 possessions), Rory O’Brien Read More [+]

Photos by Cofo Foto

Peel Thunder midfielder Michael Humble created history on Wednesday night when he was named the clubs first Jack Clarke Medallist for the fairest and best player in the WAFL Colts competition. In a thrilling count, Humble polled 3 votes against Claremont in the last game of the year to break a 4 way tie and was a popular winner of the award. The 181cm midfielder played 15 games in the Read More [+]

Peel broke their poor run of recent results with a gutsy victory over East Fremantle at ATOM stadium on Saturday.

The Thunder was the dominant side in the wet conditions and climbed back into the top five at the expense of the Sharks with a 10.9 (69) to 3.8 (26) victory.

The addition of Fremantle player Matt De Boer (29 possessions, 12 tackles) was especially important, while Rory O’Brien was again dominant with 32 possessions.

- Photos by Cofo Foto

Peel suffered a third consecutive loss on Saturday, going down to West Perth by 44 points in tough conditions at Bendigo Bank Stadium.

In a match affected by miserable weather, the Thunder kicked the only goal of the first quarter, but it also proved to be their only goal of the game as the Falcons mastered the conditions to run away 8.7 (55) to 1.5 (11) winners.

Peel forward Brayden Read More [+]

An injury-hit Peel Thunder was no match for Swan Districts on Saturday, going down to the league’s bottom side by 39 points.

Peel was forced to do without a host of Fremantle-listed players, who were either injured or rested by the Dockers, who have a bye this weekend.

The home side suffered further blows when Clancee Pearce was forced from the ground with an ankle injury during the second quarter, while defender Josh Bootsma also Read More [+]