2015 Fremantle Football Club season

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Fremantle Football Club
2015 season
President Steve Harris
Coach Ross Lyon
Captain(s) Matthew Pavlich
Home ground Domain Stadium (Capacity: 43,500)
AFL season 1st (1st McClelland Trophy)
Finals series 3rd
Best and Fairest Aaron Sandilands
Leading goalkicker Michael Walters (44 goals)
Highest home attendanceHome and away: 41,959
Finals: 41,508
Average home attendanceHome and away: 36209
Finals: 40,789
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The Fremantle Football Club's 2015 season is their 21st season in the Australian Football League (AFL). The club set a number of records during the year including winning their first McClelland Trophy for finishing first on the ladder after the completion of the home-and-away season and a club record of 17 wins during the home–and–away season. [1]

Contents

Playing list

Between the conclusion of the 2014 season and the commencement of the 2015 season, Fremantle did not complete any trades nor recruit any free agents in the AFL trade period, despite being reported to have attempted to recruit key position players James Frawley [2] and Aaron Black. [3]

Key defender Luke McPharlin signed a one-year contract extension during the trade period. [4]

Recruits and departures

At the national draft, Fremantle was expected to recruit a tall player, but instead drafted four smaller midfield or forward line players. Two of the drafted players, Lachie Weller and Ed Langdon are younger brothers of current AFL players, St Kilda's Maverick Weller and Collingwood's Tom Langdon. [5] In the rookie draft, Fremantle selected Ethan Hughes, a half-back flanker originally from Bunbury, before redrafting Tanner Smith. With their final selection they selected Irishman Sean Hurley, the club's first ever international recruit. [6]

RecruitsDepartures
PlayerPrevious ClubLeagueRecruited viaPlayerReason
Lachie Weller Southport/Broadbeach NEAFL #13, National draft Kepler Bradley [7] Retirement from AFL
Connor Blakely Swan Districts WAFL #34, National draft Scott Gumbleton [8] Retirement from AFL
Ed Langdon Sandringham Dragons WAFL #54, National draft Josh Simpson [9] Delisted
Josh Deluca Subiaco WAFL #68, National draft Sam Menegola [10] Delisted (from rookie list)
Ethan Hughes Swan Districts WAFL #13, Rookie draft Michael Wood [10] Delisted (from rookie list)
Tanner Smith Fremantle AFL #31, Rookie draft (redrafted) Tanner Smith [11] Delisted (redrafted in the rookie draft)
Sean Hurley Kildare GAA GAA #48, Rookie draft

Ryan Crowley positive drugs test

In March 2015, Crowley was not chosen to play in any of Fremantle's pre-season games. After being left out of the team that would travel to Sydney for the second game, it was announced that he was unavailable for selection due to undisclosed personal issues. [12] Three days later it was revealed that Crowley had tested position to a banned substance during the 2014 AFL season and had been serving a provisional suspension since September 2014. The sample was taken after Fremantle's Round 17 win over Greater Western Sydney and the commencement of the provisional suspension commenced after the confirmation tests (also known as B-sample) was completed in mid September. The banned substance has not been named, but was confirmed to have come from a painkiller that was not prescribed by the club doctor. He appeared before the AFL Tribunal in May 2015, and was found guilty and suspended for twelve months, backdated to the beginning of his provisional suspension. He became eligible to play again on 25 September 2015. [13]

Full squad

Fremantle Football Club
Senior listRookie listStaff

Head coach

Assistant coaches

Legend:
  • (c) Captain(s)
  • (vc) Vice captain(s)
  • Arrow-up.png Upgraded rookie during season
  • (ret) Retired during season
  • (B) B-class rookie

Updated: 3 December 2014
Source(s): Playing list,
Coaching staff, Full coaching staff

Season summary

Pre-season matches

RdDayDateLocal timeOpponentFremantle's
score		Opponent's
score		MarginVenueAttendanceMatch report
1Thursday5 March 20154:10 pm Melbourne 0.9.7 (61)0.6.7 (43)+18 Fremantle Oval 8000 (approx) Report
2Sunday15 March 20154:10 pm Sydney 1.6.11 (56)1.7.14 (65)-9 Drummoyne Oval, Sydney4,343 Report
3Sunday22 March 20154:10 pm West Coast 1.13.17 (104)1.11.10 (85)+19 Domain Stadium 16,032 Report
Source

Premiership Season

When the 2015 AFL season fixtures were released in October 2014, Fremantle were drawn to play Port Adelaide in the opening round, a repeat of the semi-final that ended their 2014 season. The opening month was considered very difficult, with an away game against Geelong, an away Western Derby and a home game on Anzac Day against the other team that beat Fremantle in last year's finals, Sydney. Fremantle's game against Hawthorn was again to be played at Aurora Stadium in Launceston, Tasmania. [14]

Home and away season

RdDayDateLocal timeOpponentFremantle's
score		Opponent's
score		MarginVenueAttendanceLadder
position
1 Sunday5 April 20155:40 pm Port Adelaide 11.9 (75)10.8 (68) Domain Stadium 34,0999
2 Sunday12 April 20151:10 pm Geelong 15.14 (104)9.6 (60) Simonds Stadium 23,7234
3 Sunday19 April 20152:40 pm West Coast 17.9 (111)12.9 (81) Domain Stadium (A) 39,1383
4 Saturday25 April 20156:40 pm Sydney 11.8 (74)8.12 (60) Domain Stadium 39,0091
5 Sunday3 May 20151:10 pm Melbourne 18.10 (118)6.14 (50) MCG 22,8921
6 Saturday9 May 20156:10 pm Essendon 12.8 (80)7.10 (52) Domain Stadium 37,5351
7 Sunday17 May 20151:10 pm Western Bulldogs 15.11 (101)14.4 (88) Etihad Stadium 18,7101
8 Saturday23 May 20155:40 pm North Melbourne 17.13 (115)5.12 (42) Domain Stadium 35,8361
9 Saturday30 May 20157:10 pm Adelaide 10.8 (68)7.15 (57) Adelaide Oval 45,5181
10 Friday5 June 20156:10 pm Richmond 10.10 (70)15.7 (97) Domain Stadium 38,0191
11 Saturday13 June 20151:40 pm Gold Coast 6.17 (53)7.4 (46) Metricon Stadium 8,9111
12 Bye
13 Thursday25 June 20156:10 pm Collingwood 12.8 (80)1.7 (73) Domain Stadium 37,1451
14 Sunday5 July 20152:40 pm Brisbane Lions 13.6 (84)7.6 (48) Domain Stadium 32,9701
15 Sunday12 July 20153:20 pm Hawthorn 6.7 (43)17.13 (115) Aurora Stadium 16,7921
16 Saturday18 July 20155:40 pm Carlton 13.17 (95)8.5 (53) Domain Stadium 33,5811
17 Saturday25 July 20154:35 pm Richmond 12.10 (82)10.18 (78) MCG 39,7771
18 Sunday2 August 20152:40 pm Greater Western Sydney 12.12 (84)9.9 (63) Domain Stadium 34,6261
19 Sunday9 August 20154:40 pm St Kilda 15.6 (96)8.11 (59) Etihad Stadium 16,4191
20 Sunday16 August 20152:40 pm West Coast 11.14 (80)15.14 (104) Domain Stadium 41,9591
21 Sunday23 August 20151:10 pm North Melbourne 12.11 (83)14.10 (94) Etihad Stadium 23,8571
22 Sunday30 August 20152:40 pm Melbourne 17.6 (108)8.6 (54) Domain Stadium 33,5291
23 Saturday5 September 20153:20 pm Port Adelaide 8.5 (53)18.14 (122) Adelaide Oval 38,6331
All games at Domain Stadium are Fremantle home games except for the one game marked (A). That game, and all others, are away games. Source

Finals

RdDayDateLocal timeOpponentFremantle's
score		Opponent's
score		MarginVenueAttendance
Qualifying final Saturday12 September 20151:20 pm Sydney Domain Stadium 40,071
Preliminary final Friday25 September 20156:20pm Hawthorn Domain Stadium 41,508

Ladder

2015 AFL ladder
PosTeam
PldWLDPFPAPPPts
1 Fremantle 22175018571564118.768 Finals series
2 West Coast 22165123301572148.266
3 Hawthorn (P)22166024521548158.464
4 Sydney 22166020061578127.164
5 Richmond 22157019301568123.160
6 Western Bulldogs 22148021011825115.156
7 Adelaide 21138021071821115.754 [lower-alpha 1]
8 North Melbourne 22139020621937106.552
9 Port Adelaide 221210020021874106.848
10 Geelong 21119118531833101.148 [lower-alpha 1]
11 Greater Western Sydney 22111101872189199.044
12 Collingwood 221012019721856106.340
13 Melbourne 2271501573204477.028
14 St Kilda 2261511695216278.426
15 Essendon 2261601580213474.024
16 Gold Coast 2241711633224072.918
17 Brisbane Lions 2241801557230667.516
18 Carlton 2241801525235464.816
Source: [ citation needed ]
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) percentage; 3) number of points for.
(P) Premiers
Notes:
  1. 1 2 The round 14 match between Adelaide and Geelong was cancelled due to the death of Adelaide coach Phil Walsh, and both teams were awarded two premiership points each.

Awards, Records & Milestones

Awards

Milestones

PlayerRoundMilestone
Cameron Sutcliffe 350th game [39]
Michael Walters 3100th goal [39]
Lachie Neale 450th game [40]
Nat Fyfe 8100th game [41]
Matthew Pavlich 9650th goal [42]
Michael Johnson 10200th game [43]
Michael Barlow 11100th game [44]
Luke McPharlin 17250th AFL game [45]
Stephen Hill QF150th game [46]
Garrick Ibbotson QF150th game [46]

Debuts

PlayerRoundOpponentGroundResult
Alex Pearce 6 Essendon Domain Stadium +28
Lachie Weller 18 Greater Western Sydney Domain Stadium +21
Ed Langdon 22 Melbourne Domain Stadium +54
Connor Blakely 23 Port Adelaide Adelaide Oval -69
Brady Grey 23 Port Adelaide Adelaide Oval -69
Ethan Hughes 23 Port Adelaide Adelaide Oval -69
Jacob Ballard 23 Port Adelaide Adelaide Oval -69

Match Review Panel charges

Updated as of Round 21, 2015 season
Match Review Panel (MRP) and AFL Tribunal cases involving Fremantle players during the 2015 AFL season
RoundPlayerCharge categoryVictim (club)VerdictFine (A$)SuspensionSource
Sanction
NC3
 Michael Walters rough conduct Craig Bird (Sydney)DismissedN/AN/A [47]
1
 Zac Clarke tripping Jared Polec (Port Adelaide)Guilty (early plea)$1,000N/A [48]
2
 Hayden Ballantyne rough conduct Harry Taylor (Geelong)Guilty (early plea)N/A2 matches [49]
4
 Matt de Boer striking Harry Cunningham (Sydney)Guilty (early plea)$1000N/A [50]
7
 Nat Fyfe tripping Jake Stringer (Western Bulldogs)Guilty (early plea)$1000N/A [51]
10
 Michael Walters engaging in a melee Richmond Guilty (early plea)$1500N/A [52]
10
 Danyle Pearce engaging in a melee Richmond Guilty (early plea)$1500N/A [52]
10
 Nick Suban engaging in a melee Richmond Guilty (early plea)$1000N/A [52]
11
 Matthew Pavlich striking Trent McKenzie (Gold Coast)Guilty (early plea)$1000N/A [53]
14
 Hayden Ballantyne wrestling Darcy Gardiner (Brisbane Lions)Guilty (early plea)$1000N/A [54]
15
 Nat Fyfe rough conduct Taylor Duryea (Hawthorn)Guilty (early plea)$1500N/A [55]
16
 Hayden Ballantyne wrestling Dylan Buckley (Carlton)Guilty (early plea)$1500N/A [56]
18
 Zac Dawson striking Jeremy Cameron (Greater Western Sydney)Guilty (early plea)N/A2 weeks [57]
18
 David Mundy engaging in a melee Greater Western Sydney Guilty (early plea)$1000N/A [57]
18
 Zac Dawson engaging in a melee Greater Western Sydney Guilty (early plea)$1000N/A [57]
20
 Alex Silvagni striking Jamie Cripps (West Coast)Guilty (early plea)N/A4 weeks [58]
21
 David Mundy striking Brent Harvey (North Melbourne)Guilty (early plea)$1000N/A [59]
21
 Nat Fyfe forceful contact from front-on Ben Jacobs (North Melbourne)DismissedN/AN/A [59]
22
 Nick Suban wrestling Jack Viney (Melbourne)Guilty (early plea)$1000N/A [60]

Notes

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