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Posted Mar 17, 2010 - 11:57 AM
WITH the 2010 WAFL season set to kick-off this Friday night, FootyGoss brings you the broadcasting schedule for the opening eight rounds of competition.
ABC TV
Round 1 West Perth v Swan Districts (Arena Joondalup)
Round 2 Subiaco v West Perth (Medibank Stadium)
Round 3 Swan Districts v South Fremantle (Steel Blue Oval)
Round 4 East Perth v Peel Thunder (Medibank Stadium)
Round 5 Claremont v East Fremantle (Claremont Oval)
Round 6 Perth v Swan Districts (EFTel Oval)
Round 7 South Fremantle v Perth (Fremantle Oval)
Round 8 East Fremantle v Subiaco (East Fremantle Oval)
ABC 720 6WF
Round 1 South Fremantle v East Perth (Fremantle Oval)
Round 1 Perth v East Fremantle (EFTel Oval)
Round 2 Claremont v South Fremantle (Claremont Oval)
Round 3 Swan Districts v South Fremantle (Steel Blue Oval)
Round 3 East Perth v West Perth (Medibank Stadium)
Round 4 East Fremantle v Swan Districts (East Fremantle Oval)
Round 5 East Perth v Perth (Medibank Stadium)
Round 6 Subiaco v East Perth (Medibank Stadium)
Round 7 Subiaco v Peel Thunder (Medibank Stadium)
Sport FM 91.3
Round 1 South Fremantle vs East Perth (Fremantle Oval)
Round 2 NO CALL
Round 3 Perth vs Subiaco (EFTel Oval)
Round 4 West Perth vs South Fremantle (Arena Joondalup)
Round 5 Claremont vs East Fremantle (Claremont Oval)
Round 6 East Fremantle vs South Fremantle (East Fremantle Oval)
Round 7 West Perth vs East Fremantle (Arena Joondalup)
Round 8 Peel Thunder vs West Perth (Bendigo Bank Stadium)
Radio Fremantle 107.9 FM
Radio Fremantle station manager Ted Walker confirmed that sports writer Alex Malcolm and West Australian football writer Dale Miller will join main commentator Cameron Spragg for half of the calling duties for the station this season.
Radio Fremantle will cover 22 to 23 Saturday afternoon games, but will not take part in any finals calls due to conflicting programme arrangements with the station.
Round 1 - Peel Thunder v Claremont (Bendigo Bank Stadium)
Round 2 - Claremont v South Fremantle (Claremont Oval)
or East Fremantle v East Perth (East Fremantle Oval)
Round 3 - Peel Thunder v East Fremantle (Bendigo Bank Stadium)
Round 4 - East Perth v Peel Thunder (Medibank Stadium)
Round 5 - Swan Distrcits v Subiaco (Steel Blue Oval)
Round 6 - Perth v Swan Districts (Lathlain Park)
or Claremont v West Perth (Claremont Oval)
Round 7 - South Fremantle v Perth (Fremantle Oval)
Round 8 - East Perth v Swan Districts (Medibank Stadium)
990 Information Radio
Station manager Peter Luckett said champion Claremont player Jaxon Crabb is set to join the commentary team for 990 this season.
Round 1 West Perth v Swan Districts (Arena Joondalup)
Round 2 Peel Thunder v Perth (Bendigo Bank Stadium)
Round 3 East Perth v West Perth (Medibank Stadium)
Round 4 Subiaco v Claremont (Medibank Stadium)
Round 5 South Fremantle v Peel Thunder (Fremantle Oval)
Round 6 Perth v Swan Districts (EFTel Oval)
Round 7 Swan Districts v Claremont (Steel Blue Oval)
Round 8 Perth v Claremont (EFTel Oval)
