Last Time We Met: Peel Thunder

2019 OPTUS WAFL PREMIERSHIP SEASON 

ROUND 8

SUBIACO 15.9 (99) defeated PEEL THUNDER 8.10(58)

Subiaco made it back to back wins with a convincing 41-point victory over strengthened Peel Thunder side at David Greys Arena in Mandurah on Sunday. With 15 Fremantle listed players on the park for Peel, Subiaco kicked 3 goals to 1 in the first quarter while Harley Bennell racked up 12 first quarter possessions to keep his side in the match. Craig Hoskins was shifted onto the ball magnet in a bid to curb his influence on the game and did so to great effect keeping Bennell to just 2 possessions. Horsley gathered possessions at his normal pace, while Greg Clark found plenty of the ball with both having 17 touches for the 1^st half. Subiaco asserted its dominance in the match with a 6 goal to 1 behind second quarter to go into half time with a 47-point lead.

Peel came into the 3^rd quarter with more fluency in their game and moved the ball well to kick 3 out of the first 4 goals before the Lions stemmed the momentum before Delahunty (2 goals), Horsley and Waters hit the scoreboard to even the quarter.

Harry Marsh continued to impress for the club by keeping forward Cam McCarthy quiet, Greg Clark and Kyal Horsley worked tirelessly through the midfield to finish up with 29 and 28 possessions respectively. Ben Sokol kicked 3 goals while Lachlan Delahunty, Simon Moore, Ryan Borchet and Ben Newton finished with 2 goals.

FINAL

SUBIACO                             3.0       9.3       13.5     15.9 (99)

PEEL THUNDER                  1.3       1.4       5.6       8.10 (58)

SUBIACO BEST: Marsh, Braut, Hoskins, Clark, Moore, Newton

2019 OPTUS WAFLW PREMIERSHIP SEASON 

ROUND 15

SUBIACO 6.6 (42) defeated PEEL THUNDER 6.5 (41)

The last home and away fixture of the 2019 Optus WAFLW Premiership Season concluded on Sunday afternoon, with Subiaco Women’s dominating from start to finish, taking out the win by 73 points.

After securing the minor premiership the week prior against Claremont, the lethal kept their winning momentum leading into the final’s series with a 14.16 (100) to 4.3 (27) win.

Filocamo and Golisano were instrumental, helping the team get the win over Peel Thunder.

Aimee Schmidt and WAFLW leading goal scorer Tarnee Tester both booted four goals each, with Hayley Miller and Jayme Harken both hitting the scoreboard twice, while Beatrice Devlyn and Ellie Blackmore kicked one each.

Subiaco finished the home-and-away season at the top of the WAFLW League ladder – two wins and a sizeable percentage ahead of East Fremantle and Swan Districts, who were both on 28 points each.

SUBIACO                               2.0      5.2      6.5      6.6.42            

PEEL THUNDER                   1.1      1.2      3.2      6.5.41

SUBIACO GOALS: Schmidt 4, Tester 4, Miller 2, Harken 2, Devlyn, Blackmore

SUBIACO BEST: Filomano, Golisano, Blackmore, Harken