West Perth 3.5 (23) def by. Boorloo 8.7 (55)

Boorloo recovered from a slow start to triumph over the Falcons by 32 points.

A second half surge from the Demons saw them kick seven goals in the latter half of the match after starting with only one in the first.

Lexi Strachan was best on ground for West Perth with 26 touches, seven marks, three tackles, four entries and a goal.

Holly Britton had the most of the footy for the day with 27 disposals, but it was Isabella Shannon who had scoreboard impact with two goals from her 24 touches.

Natalie House was the only other multiple goal scorer for the day – she finished up with two goals.

Subiaco 5.2 (32) def. Claremont 4.7 (31)

A strong fourth quarter effort from Subiaco saw them steal the win from Claremont by a point on Sunday.

The Tigers pulled away after a tight first quarter, leading by 14 points at the half.

The Lions clawed back in the last quarter with a crucial goal, keeping the Tigers to 0.1 to hold on for the win.

Paige Sheppard was best on ground with 32 touches, three marks, two entries and provided fantastic pressure with 11 tackles.

Teammate Annabel Johnson was impressive with 20 touches, also slotting two majors to be the only multiple goal scorer for the afternoon.

East Fremantle 7.2 (44) def. Peel Thunder 2.4 (16) 

East Fremantle won their match against Peel Thunder with a controlled second half performance.

Peel held an early lead with a goal in the first quarter before the Sharks fought back with three majors in the second, leading by a goal heading into the second half.

The Thunder remained goalless for the rest of the match and it was three more goals in the last term which stretched the margin out to 28 points at the final siren.

Cienna Leslie was best on ground for the Sharks with 19 touches and a goal, while Sienna Lilly was the only multiple goal scorer for the match with two.

Chloe Wrigley and Tiama Collard stood out for Peel with 31 and 30 disposals respectively, also combining for 13 inside 50 entries.

South Fremantle 9.8 (62) def. East Perth 2.2 (14)

A strong first half effort from South Fremantle saw them walk away with a 48-point victory on Sunday over the Royals.

6.2 from the Dogs saw the Royals struggle to keep up, ending the game with a goalless second half.

Kate Newson and Jessica Skinner dominated in the ruck with 38 and 18 hit outs each.

South Fremantle created more opportunities with a 60.7% score conversion rate from their entries to 20% for the Royals – Tahleah Mulder and Ashleigh Gomes combining for 13 inside 50s.

Jessica Watts and Kiana Lee were punishing in the forward line for the home side – they both kicked two goals each.

IMAGE: Peter Keleman