Club News - Peel
Feb 26, 2010
WORK on Peel Thunder’s $9 million state-of-the-art sports stadium at Rushton Park commenced on Wednesday, as demolition began on the club’s outdated facilities. It is expected to take three to four weeks just for the old stadium to be bulldozed to make way for construction of the new Bendigo Bank Stadium. Peel Thunder CEO Russell Clark said the new stadium…
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Oct 15, 2009
WAROONA Football Club’s Robyn Sutton said her Grand Final experience in Melbourne was the “trip of a lifetime”, after she took out the prize for becoming WA football’s RAC Volunteer of the Year. Mrs Sutton had previously never left her state, let alone travelled on a plane before, and said it took her a week to decide whether to take…
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Sep 2, 2009
JUST days after Chris Waterman resigned as coach of Peel Thunder; the club has also parted ways with the naming of Rushton Park. The club announced a new naming rights sponsor for its home ground, as part of a three-year deal, which will now see Rushton Park renamed Bendigo Bank Stadium. Bendigo Bank has also agreed to establish a revenue…
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Apr 29, 2009
Peel Thunder Football Club and the local Mandurah community are celebrating a bright sporting future following the announcement of $3.5m in Federal Government funding for the development of new facilities at Rushton Park. The highly anticipated redevelopment of WAFL club Peel Thunder’s home ground is coming to fruition with $3.5m pledged in Federal Government funding, $3.4m allocated by the City…
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Apr 29, 2009
Fremantle recruit Hayden Ballantyne was honoured last fortnight for his contribution to the Peel Thunder Football Club with the unveiling of the Hayden Ballantyne wing at Rushton Park. The official opening of the wing coincided with the Thunder’s Round 5 clash with reigning premiers Subiaco. Ballantyne was rewarded with the prestigious honour after winning the 2008 Sandover Medal, becoming only…
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Feb 10, 2009
The Peel Thunder, just a month ago were facing off field challenges that may have made a weaker group give the dream away. Now, before the scratch matches have even kicked off, and on the back of their most successful year in the club’s history, they are preparing to improve on the 8 wins of 2008, on and off the…
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Feb 1, 2009
Former Fremantle and Western Bulldog player Daniel Bandy has been appointed the ruck coach of Peel Thunder. Bandy finished his playing career with Claremont having been originally commenced his career with the Perth Football Club.
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Jan 29, 2009
Former Essendon rookie Danny Chartres has returned home to Peel Thunder and will join Heath Black as important signings for the club in 2009. The key position player was considered unlucky to be cut from the Essendon list after two years of good football in the VFL. He was a top player with Peel in 2006. West Coast draftee Jordan…
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Jan 5, 2009
Former Fremantle player Heath Black is believed to have committed to line up with Peel Thunder in 2009. After announcing his retirement from Fremantle last season due to injury, Black had plans to return to Melbourne, but will now play in the WAFL. Black, 29, played 192 games for Fremantle and St Kilda, and was in the leadership group at…
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Dec 18, 2008
Peel Thunder have announced the appointment of Russell Clark to the role of Chief Executive Officer for the Mandurah Football & Sporting Club (Inc), the WAFL licence holder for the Peel Thunder Football Club. Clark was formerly Manager at the Mandurah Greyhounds, a position he held for eight years. He has previously served time in Administration with Peel, as Football…
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