WAFLLeCras picked for senior debut, ex-WA 18s skipper returns from injury
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25 Apr 2026
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After finishing on top of the ladder, West Perth earned a week’s break before hosting their Semi-Final this Saturday, September 17, against East Fremantle.
Thanks to a dominant final quarter, East Fremantle took home the win in the Qualifying Final against Claremont.
Hope is not lost for Claremont as they get a second chance to keep their Premiership hope alive against Peel Thunder on Sunday, September 18.
It was an unfortunate end to South Fremantle’s season in a highly competitive Elimination Final that was neck and neck to the final siren.
Four teams remain but only one Premiership team will be crowned on October 1 at Leederville Oval.
Get all of your WAFL Finals Series information here: https://www.wafootball.com.au/competitions/wafl/wafl-finals-series
WEEK TWO FINALS FIXTURE
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 – Semi Final 2
West Perth v East Fremantle
Pentanet Stadium
Bounce down at 2.10pm
2ND SEMI TICKETS – ON SALE NOW: https://www.intix.com.au/events/wafl20222ndsemifinal
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 – Semi Final 1
Claremont v Peel Thunder
Revo Fitness Stadium
Bounce down at 3.10pm
1ST SEMI TICKETS – ON SALE NOW: https://www.intix.com.au/events/wafl20221stsemifinal
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