Senior Development Report 

On Saturday the Senior Development team travelled to Fremantle oval to take on top side South Fremantle. We have now played the top two sides in the last 2 weeks and have a better understanding on where we need to improve as a team and what is required to win at this level. 

On a wet and windy day we once again matched Read More [+]

ACTING CEO APPOINTMENT

Peel Thunder Football Club President John Ditchburn today announced that current Board member Ian Johnson would immediately take on the role of Acting Chief Executive Officer whilst the Club carries out a thorough recruitment and selection process to appoint a new CEO following the recent departure of former CEO Mr Bill Kostandas. 

Mr Ditchburn said, “Ian came forward and offered his services in the best interests of the Club Read More [+]

Rebounding Thunder defy conditions
Alex Paull

PEEL has snapped a two-game losing streak with a convincing 44-point win over South Fremantle at Fremantle Oval on Saturday.

The visitors exhibited fierce frontal pressure to restrict the Bulldogs to their lowest total against the Thunder in the 12.13 (85) to 6.5 (41) win.

Versatile defender Tom Vandeleur relished his move forward, booting three goals, while Craig Moller Read More [+]

A NUMBER of key inclusions are set to bolster Peel’s chances of arresting a two-game form slump against South Fremantle at Fremantle Oval on Saturday.

After a club-record four consecutive wins, two tough losses on the trot has Peel in a fight to stay in the top five, and the Thunder face a Bulldogs outfit refreshed from the bye.

Tom Sheridan and Hayden Crozier have been added to Fremantle’s Read More [+]

RESERVES

On Saturday we got the chance to take on Subiaco in the Reserves (Senior Development) at home. Another great opportunity to test our skills, style of play against a team in the top 5.

Subiaco got off to a flyer with some really slick football and our young side was given a bit of a lesson in contested football in the first quarter. In a period from the 10 min mark of Read More [+]

PEEL has succumbed to a slick Lions outfit by 60 points in a top-of-the-table clash at Bendigo Bank Stadium on Saturday.

The reigning premiers cemented top spot on the ladder with a dominant 16.16 (112) to 7.10 (52) display headlined by a six-goal haul from livewire forward Shane Yarran.

It’s the Thunder’s second disappointing loss on the trot, however they still sit in fourth spot and 12% off second Read More [+]

Peel Thunder Football Club CEO Bill Kostandas has today announced his decision to move on from the organisation, following two years at the helm.

Peel Thunder President Mr. John Ditchburn said “although the timing may not be ideal the Football Club understands and accepts the reasons for his resignation, which are strictly confidential, and thank Bill for his contribution over the past two years. Bill's contribution to the Football Club has been acknowledged internally and Read More [+]

REBOUNDING after a stinging loss to Swan Districts, Peel Thunder’s next big test comes in the form of reigning premiers Subiaco, who are perched on top of the ladder.

Unbeaten at home this season, the Thunder is hoping to turn Bendigo Bank Stadium into a fortress.

While it is a top-of-the-table clash, the Thunder was disappointing last week against the Swans and will be hoping to make Read More [+]

THE elite development structures at Peel Thunder have been vindicated again, with six young stars set to join the Under 16s State Academy, following the Under 16s State Carnival earlier in early April. 

Peel’s Under 16s side performed strongly in the carnival, winning four out of five games, and its representation in the Academy is second only to Claremont with seven.

The carnival plays a key role in the selection for Read More [+]

A RAMPANT Swan Districts has ended Peel Thunder’s winning streak with a thumping 47-point win at Steel Blue Oval on Saturday.

Despite sitting second on the ladder, Peel were no match for the seventh-placed Swans, who applied fanatical pressure from the outset to conjure a convincing 18.16 (124) to 11.11 (77) win.

The Thunder was bolstered by the return of forward Michael Apeness, while the Swans lost veteran spearhead Tim Geappen before Read More [+]