TOP flight AFL football is coming to Mandurah again next year, after the AFL announced that the West Coast Eagles will tackle Carlton at Bendigo Bank Stadium on Friday, February 27 as part of the NAB Challenge pre-season competition.

Peel Thunder CEO Bill Kostandas said it again highlighted the elite facility at Bendigo Bank Stadium, and it was great recognition by the AFL to stage the match in Mandurah.

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Expressions of interest are being requested for volunteers whom would like to be involved with Peel Thunder next season and beyond.

The positions we have currently that would need to be filled in season 2015 are:

Colts                                                                  Reserves                                            League 

Team Manager                                                  Team Manager                                   Game day runners

Game day runners                                             Game day runners                              Trainer

Other positions

Assistants in property

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Call 9535 3448 and book your table now for this evening with Kevin Sheedy and Billy Brownless

PEEL Thunder will use the success of fellow alignment club East Perth as a template for future success, following a year where plenty of positives emerged.

The first official year of Peel’s alignment with the Fremantle Football Club was marked by great improvement from a number of key young players, and the Thunder will now use the year as a platform to launch into 2015.

Despite finishing eighth with four wins, the Read More [+]

THIS time last year, Brendon Jones was being sent off into the sunset as a retiree, but he has capped of a remarkable comeback by winning his second Tuckey Medal as Peel Thunder’s best and fairest.

After coming out of retirement this year Jones, who has committed to playing next year, maintained an outstanding level of consistency over the year and was unlucky to miss out on a State debut.

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The Peel Thunder Football Club is pleased to announce that Beau Wardman has been appointed as Colts Coach for the 2015 and 2016 seasons.

Beau has a strong background in development football, having been an assistant coach with the Perth Football Club colts in 2014, as well as having coached Wesley College in the PSA competition. Beau has been involved in the AIS/AFL high performance program as an umpire and is Read More [+]

PEEL Thunder’s season has ended in disappointing fashion, losing to South Fremantle by 30 points at Fremantle Oval on Saturday.

The visitors sprung out of the blocks in the first term and held a 24-point lead at the first break, with the midfield controlling proceedings led by Brendon Jones.

But while the Thunder booted the opening four goals of the game, wasted opportunities would haunt them, and a score of 4.9 (33) at Read More [+]

Over the last 6 weeks, over 200 boys have trialled for selection in the Peel Thunder Development Squads for 2014. All boys who have trialled are to be commended for their application, professionalism and dedication towards improving their football. Please see below for final squads to participate in the WAFL U/14 and U/15s carnival to be held in September/October.

UNDER 14 EARLY- Training Thursday 4/9 at Bendigo Bank Stadium 5:00pm-6:30pm

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The second lot of Peel Thunder Development Squad trial matches will be held this Sunday 31/8/2014 at Rushton North reserve. 

Game times are as follows

9:00am- Under 15 late

11:00am- Under 15 early

1:00pm- Under 14 late

3:00pm- Under 14 early

Players are required at the ground 1 hr before the scheduled start of their game.

For any further enquiries please contact John Deitz on Read More [+]

A GOALLESS first half and a raft of missed opportunities early has condemned Peel to their worst loss of the season, going down by 66 points to ladder leaders East Perth at Bendigo Bank Stadium on Saturday.

Both sides struggled to impact the scoreboard early, but the class of the Royals was telling, overcoming inaccuracy to secure a 14.21 (105) to 5.9 (39) win.

Peel had plenty of opportunities to break the game open in Read More [+]