SWAN Districts produced the result of Round 7 in the WAFL Colts, causing a boilover against two-time reigning premier Claremont. The Swans fought back from deficits at each break to boot five goals to one in the final quarter and come away two-point victors at Steel Blue Oval.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
>> SCROLL to see the results, ladder, and fixture<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n Bottom-ager Jai Debono<\/a> kicked the winning goal – his third from 17 disposals – with under a minute left on the clock to be named best afield. Soren Feast <\/strong>(25 disposals, five marks) was the victors’ leading ball winner, matching the effort of Claremont’s Jackson Cattalini<\/strong> (six inside 50s).<\/p>\n\n\n\n Fresh off a strong showing in the state Under 18 trial, Tigers ruck Benji van Rooyen<\/a> imposed himself on the contest to register 19 disposals, five tackles and 34 hitouts. Max Hansen-Knarhoi<\/strong> was also among Claremont’s best with 19 touches and four marks as his side fell to fifth place.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Amid West Perth’s bye, East Fremantle launched into second spot with a 38-point win over East Perth. The Sharks responded well to their loss last time out, setting up the victory with five unanswered goals in term two. They maintained the scoreboard pressure with another handful in term three. <\/p>\n\n\n\n Tom Ryan<\/strong> and Benjamin Wood <\/strong>each kicked three goals for East Freo, while Oliver McManus<\/strong> (29 disposals, five inside 50s) and Kaiden Summerell <\/strong>(26 and five) provided frequent delivery. Marcus Cassidy<\/strong> was the Royals’ standout with 26 touches, five inside 50s and a goal.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Ladder leader South Fremantle was again on the winners list after downing Subiaco to the tune of 31 points. It was a tight tussle until the final change at Fremantle Oval, with the Bulldogs surging to victory on the back of five goals to one in term four to remain a game clear in first.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Cian Bushe-Jones<\/strong> snagged five goals in the win, though Jacob Donald<\/strong> (29 disposals, nine inside 50s, three goals) was best afield for the Bulldogs. Star bottom-age midfielder Lucas Robinson<\/a> (24 disposals, six tackles) was also among South’s best for his work at the contest.<\/p>\n\n\n\n