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Combined Club/Media Votes
115 Paul Johnson (EP)
110 Ryan Cook (SF)
106 Brendan Lee (EP)
103 Mark Seaby (CL)
94 Jarrod Kayler-Thomson (S)
86 Jason Bristow (S)
85 Mark McGough (EF)
84 Paul Bevan (P)
79 Jake Murphy (CL), Mitch Banner (SF)
78 Shaun Hildebrandt (SD), Marlon Motlop (PT)
77 Craig Wulff (EP)
76 Kris Miller (SF)
73 Sean Tighe (SF)
71 Rory O'Brien (EF)
70 Brett Hodge (P)
66 Brennan Stack (P), Andrew Foster (CL)
65 Josh Smith (EP)
64 Mark Hutchings* (WP), Brett Mahoney (S)
61 Aaron Black (WP)
60 Andrew Browne (CL)
58 Rohan Kerr (WP)
57 Matt Orzel (PT), Cruize Garlett (PT)
55 Bradd Dalziell* (EF)
54 Wayde Twomey (SD), Wes Lammie (SD)
50 George Hampson (S)
49 Shane Nelson (WP), Dayle Garlett (SD)
48 Matt Tedesco (P), Brendon Jones (PT)
47 Ali Smith (P), Mitch Brown* (EF)
44 Anthony Tsalikis (WP), Viv Michie* (PT)


Rookies Leader Board
74 Sam Fong (CL)
70 Ray Daniels (S)
67 Ryan Lester-Smith (EF)
56 Matthew Johnson (WP)
54 Jacob Martinez (SF)
47 Cam Symonds (EF)
46 Matt Davies (CL)
41 Matthew Boyle (P)
37 Aidan Tropiano (EF)
34 Kingsley Smith (SF)
33 Michael Sinclair (P)
32 Nic Rodda (WP)
31 Chris DeLuca (S)
29 Matt Gordon (EP), Ashley Boyes (EP)
24 Matt Bogensperger (S)
23 Arthur Bennell (EP), Sam Lowrie (SF), Simon Moore (S)
20 Liam Smith (CL), Laine Wilkins (PT), Dom Sheed (S)


Leading Goal Kickers
31 Paul Bevan (P)
30 Josh Smith (EP)
28 Brennan Stack (P)
24 Ian Richardson (CL)
22 Anton Hamp (CL), Tim Geappen (SD)
20 Ryan Lester-Smith (EF), Anthony Tsalikis (WP), Paul Medhurst (CL)
18 Dayle Garlett (SD)
17 Matthew Johnson (WP)
16 Josh Mellington* (WP)
15 Brad Dick* (EF), Mitch Banner (SF)
14 Paul Mugambwa (SF), John Sgherza (SF), Chad Jones (CL)


Premiership Table

Round 11 Attendances & Table

TBA

Round 11 Attendances
East Frem v South Frem at East Fremantle 5,120
East Perth v West Perth at Medibank, Leederville 4,806
Perth v Swan Dist at Brownes, Lathlain 2,747
Claremont v Subiaco at Claremont 1,806

Three good attendances and one very poor one for CL v S which is way down on the previous two on this date 3,334 in 2010 and 3,247 in 2011. Truth is, there weren't many Subi people there. Maybe they didn't really think they were a chance. Would be a shame to see Subi people drift away after all the catching up they did with attendances due to their success between 2003 and 2009.