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SUBIACO won a 15th straight match this season taking care of Peel Thunder in the WAFL grand final rematch in Round 18 on Saturday with South Fremantle claiming a fifth consecutive victory and West Perth snapping a four-game losing run.

There were just the three matches in Round 18 of the 2017 WAFL season with East Fremantle, Claremont and Swan Districts having the bye, but all had plenty at stake for the six teams involved.

For the second straight week the WAFL headed to a regional centre as part of the Department of Sport and Recreation's Country Sport Enrichment Scheme. This team it was East Perth and South Fremantle locking horns at Sir Stewart Bovell Park in Busselton.

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Sixteen players from across the West Australian Amateur Football League’s (WAAFL) Integrated Program will represent Western Australia in the AFL National Inclusion Carnival to be held on the Gold Coast from July 24-29.

This year will mark the first time all states and territories will be represented in the week-long carnival. Queensland, NSW/ACT, Northern Territory, South Australia, Victoria Country, Victoria Metro, Tasmania and Western Australia will all be fielding teams.

THERE might be just the three games in Round 18 of the WAFL on Saturday but the trio of battles all have plenty at stake for the six competing teams.

For the second straight week, the WAFL will head to a regional centre as part of the Department of Sport and Recreation's Country Sport Enrichment Scheme.

This Saturday Busselton will host its second ever WAFL fixture at Sir Stewart Bovell Park with East Perth taking on South Fremantle. The Royals could break into the top five with a win while the Bulldogs are shooting for a fifth straight victory.

Swan Districts Football Club Senior coach Greg Harding will stand down from his position at the end of the 2017 season after seven strong years of leadership and development at the Club.

Harding cited personal reasons for his decision to not continue beyond 2017 and said: “I have made the difficult decision to step down from the senior coaching position at SDFC at the end of this 2017 season. In doing so, I firmly believe the decision is timely and during a period when the club is progressing strongly both on and off the field.

“My announcement prior to the end of the season will provide the club with important time to source and employ the best possible candidate to lead Swans into 2018 and beyond.

CHRIS Phelan's 150-game milestone might have hardly gone to plan personally but as he nears a return from his knee injury suffered back in Round 10, the dual premiership winning midfielder has reflected on a journey he almost gave up on back in 2011.

Phelan has had a remarkable last four years with Subiaco playing in two premierships and three grand finals, two fairest and best awards and a state appearance for the WAFL, but it wasn’t always a given that the prolific midfielder would make it with the Lions.

When he was coming up through the ranks Subiaco was in the middle of a premiership hat-trick between 2006 and 2008. His lone game in 2008 came when Daniel Chick missed a game with an ankle injury but he was then straight back out missing the premiership of that year.

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The West Australian Country Football League has announced a 30-man 2017 New Holland State Country Squad to take on South Australia at Fremantle Community Bank Oval next Saturday, July 29.

Head Coach Craig Walker and his selection panel finalised the squad following the Landmark Country Championships earlier this month.

SOUTH Fremantle's reserves finished strongly on Saturday to maintain its lead atop the ladder while East Fremantle also continues to hold off Claremont in the colts with the Tigers in second spot in both minor grades.

Three of the four reserves matches took place on Saturday with Perth defeating East Fremantle 12.14 (86) to 10.8 (68) at East Fremantle Oval, Peel Thunder beating East Perth 8.14 (62) to 8.13 (61) at Leederville Oval and South Fremantle prevailing 8.11 (59) to 4.10 (34) at Fremantle Community Bank Oval.

Then on Sunday at Leederville Oval, Claremont defeated Subiaco 14.15 (99) to 9.8 (62).

IT might have been wet on Saturday for Round 17 in the WAFL, but that didn’t mean there weren’t some standout forward performances by Matt Taberner, Ben Sokol and Matthew Watson while South Fremantle's defence sparked another strong comeback from a slow start.

All four WAFL Round 17 matches took place on Saturday afternoon starting in Esperance with Subiaco making it 14 wins on the trot beating Claremont 14.10 (94) to 7.12 (54).

Swan Districts made a flying start at Fremantle Community Bank Oval to lead South Fremantle by 41 points midway through the second quarter. But from there the Bulldogs kicked 14 of the last 15 goals to win 15.13 (103) to 9.9 (63).

Round 16 of the WAFL Colts competition saw East Fremantle defeat Perth by 74 points at East Fremantle Oval, Swan Districts secure a 37-point win over South Fremantle at Fremantle Community Bank Oval, East Perth take home a seven point win over Peel Thunder and Claremont defeat Subiaco by 29 points at Leederville Oval. 

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SUBIACO won a 14th straight match, Peel Thunder made it five in-a-row and South Fremantle four in succession in Saturday's Round 17 WAFL action while East Fremantle also scored its second victory of 2017.

The Round 17 action got underway in the first regional fixture of 2017 as part of the Department of Sport and Recreation's Country Sport Enrichment Scheme with Subiaco taking on Claremont at Ports Oval in Esperance.

The Lions proved too strong beating the Tigers 14.10 (94) to 7.12 (54) to make it 14 consecutive victories while Claremont missed a chance to move into the top five.

EAST Perth and Claremont have chances to break into the WAFL top five with wins over teams already in there in Round 17 on Saturday while two in-form teams battle at the port and the wooden spoon is on the line at Shark Park.

There are four games with plenty at stake on Saturday afternoon throughout Western Australia beginning in Esperance with the league-leading Subiaco putting its 13-game winning streak on the line up against the sixth placed Claremont.

Then in the metropolitan area, South Fremantle and Swan Districts will both be trying to win a fourth consecutive match when the top four teams lock horns at Fremantle Community Bank Oval.

The Deppro WA State 16s claimed the NAB AFL National 16s Championship with a thrilling one-point win over Vic Metro today, Friday July 14 at the GABBA.

Western Australia 11.8-74 defeated Vic Metro 11.7-73 to remain undefeated at the championships after earlier wins over South Australia and Vic Country.

The game against Vic Metro came down the last quarter as scores were levelled and both teams traded goals, with the lead changing hands four times before East Fremantle's Trey Ruscoe booted his third goal with only minutes remaining to seal the win. 

East Fremantle teammate Jeremy Sharp also played an important role in the final quarter with two crucial goals. Leno Thomas from Claremont was WA's other multiple goal-scorer with two in the first quarter that helped WA get off to a strong start.