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Combined Media/Club Votes
154 Mark Seaby (CL)
141 Brendan Lee (EP)
140 Paul Johnson (EP)
135 Mark McGough (EF)
130 Mitch Banner (SF), Brett Hodge (P)
125 Jarrod Kayler-Thomson (S)
116 Ryan Cook (SF)
113 Jake Murphy (CL), Rory O'Brien (EF)
111 Shaun Hildebrandt (SD)
106 Sean Tighe (SF)
104 Marlon Motlop (PT)
101 Jason Bristow (S)
97 George Hampson (S), Matt Tedesco (P)
95 Andrew Browne (CL)
91 Bradd Dalziell* (EF)
89 Paul Bevan (P)
86 Aaron Black (WP)
85 Viv Michie* (PT)
84 Brendon Jones (PT), Brennan Stack (P), Shane Nelson (WP)
83 Andrew Foster (CL), Mark Hutchings* (WP)
82 Matt Orzel (PT)
81 Josh Smith (EP)
80 Matthew Moody (P)
77 Craig Wulff (EP)
76 Kris Miller (SF), Brett Mahoney (S)
73 Tim Geappen (SD)
72 Tom Howlett (EF), Rohan Kerr (WP), Andrew Strijk (WP)
70 Wayde Twomey (SD)


Rookies
110 Ryan Lester-Smith (EF)
103 Jacob Martinez (SF)
93 Matt Davies (CL)
81 Sam Fong (CL)
77 Ray Daniels (S)
61 Matthew Johnson (WP)
52 Aidan Tropiano (EF)
51 Tim Kelly (SF)
49 Cam Symonds (EF)
46 Michael Sinclair (P)
45 Matt Bogensperger (S)
44 Ben Daniher (CL)
42 Matthew Boyle (P)
41 Scott Hancock (EF), Nic Rodda (WP)
39 Fraser MacDougall (EF)
38 Michael Wood (S), Ashley Boyes (EP)
37 Liam McKenna (PT), Kingsley Smith (SF)
36 Laine Wilkins (PT)
34 Chris DeLuca (S)
33 Tom Taylor (CL)


Leading Goal Kickers
41 Josh Smith (EP)
38 Brennan Stack (P)
37 Paul Bevan (P)
36 Tim Geappen (SD)
35 Ryan Lester-Smith (EF)
32 Ian Richardson (CL)
30 Dayle Garlett (SD)
26 Anton Hamp (CL)
25 Anthony Tsalikis (WP), Paul Medhurst (CL)
24 Mitch Banner (SF)
23 Paul Mugambwa (SF)
22 Brad Holmes (PT), Chad Jones (CL)
21 Josh Mellington* (WP), Marc Crisp (WP), Jack Bradshaw (CL)
19 Kyle Reimers (P), Kirk Ugle (SD), Matthew Johnson (WP)
17 Scott Lycett* (EP), Mitch Boyle (EF)


Premiership Ladder

Round 16 Attendances & Table
TBA

Round 16 highlights include:

Claremont equaling their longest win streak v South Fremantle
East Fremantle winning consecutive games against Subiaco for the first time since 2000
Brad Holmes kicking the most goals in a game by a Peel player v West Perth
Swans scoring the most second half points v Perth at Bassendean Oval

See the full review waflfootyfacts.net/Seasons/2013/rnd_16_review.html

And next weeks game tips..

Round 17, 2013 Predictions Powered by 'Footy Works'

Perth v Subiaco 2:05pm Saturday 13th July 2013 @ Lathlain Park

WAFL FootyFacts Prediction: Perth by 15 points

Claremont v Swan Districts 2:05pm Saturday 13th July 2013 @ Claremont Oval

WAFL FootyFacts Prediction: Claremont by 28 points

can anyone explain why wellingham played for Claremont reserves today?

East Perth have the bye, we're struggling to fill a reserves side due to a lengthy injury list so it's a win win.

strono wrote: can anyone explain why wellingham played for Claremont reserves today?

Because Claremont are the lowest ranked side in the reserves. Peel are bottom but WCE didn't want him to play for them because they will be aligned with Freo.

Roman wrote:

strono wrote: can anyone explain why wellingham played for Claremont reserves today?

Because Claremont are the lowest ranked side in the reserves. Peel are bottom but WCE didn't want him to play for them because they will be aligned with Freo.

not right.west perth were 8th before yesterdays win.obviously the hierarchy did not want him to play with peel being the aligned dockers team.with west perth playing peel down at mandurah you have to assume they didn't want him to travel.

Now I've heard everything. They didn't want him to travel??? Fark me!!!

Of course next year when the devils incarnate aligned clubs have a bye then they will have no place to play. Certainly none of the G7 clubs will accomodate the Eagles' or Dockers' players.

swan42 wrote: Of course next year when the devils incarnate aligned clubs have a bye then they will have no place to play. Certainly none of the G7 clubs will accomodate the Eagles' or Dockers' players.

May I suggest that they play at the Widgiemooltha FC 42!!