Twelve Fremantle-listed players were in action for Peel Thunder as they recorded a 46-point win over West Perth, securing the Club’s second win of the season.

Will Brodie: Led all comers with a game-high 35 disposals, despite spending time as Peel’s deepest forward for portions of the game as he works his way back from a calf injury.

Nathan O’Driscoll: Played his first game following an ankle injury suffered in Fremantle’s Round 4 win over the Bulldogs. The 22-year-old looked unfazed after spending a month on the sidelines, gathering 17 disposals, five inside 50s, and kicking a goal, spending much of his game as an inside midfielder.

Quinton Narkle: Disappointingly had his strong start to the season cut short, with the 27-year-old leaving the game early in the second term and not returning after injuring his knee.

Neil Erasmus: Featured as the substitute for Fremantle on Thursday night before playing a full game for Peel on Saturday. He was among the team’s best performers with 30 disposals, seven marks, and six inside 50s.

Liam Reidy: Continued his strong form in the ruck, amassing 46 hitouts to go with 12 disposals and five inside 50s.

Oscar McDonald: Was one of three Peel players to kick three or more goals on the day, pinch-hitting in the ruck at times and taking seven marks alongside his 15 disposals.

Joshua Draper: Played his first WAFL League game for Peel since Round 12 of 2024, picking up 12 disposals while playing his role as a key defender, helping restrict West Perth to just nine goals for the game.

James Aish: Had his best outing for the year across half-back, gathering a season-high 31 disposals, seven marks, and two tackles.

Bailey Banfield: Returning from suspension, Banfield was influential for Peel, kicking three classy goals from his 19 disposals and five marks. He also recorded an equal team-high six tackles and added three inside 50s.

Hugh Davies: Was strong in defence, helping restrict West Perth to just nine goals. Davies picked up eight disposals and five marks, helping the Thunder backline control field position.

Jack Delean: The 20-year-old had a career-best 18 disposals in the League side, along with seven inside 50s and six marks. Delean was influential from the wing, linking up offensive chains and finishing with a nice goal in the final quarter.

Charlie Nicholls: Continued his development as a forward, but had a quieter day, registering just a single behind. Nevertheless, he applied consistent pressure and worked hard throughout the day.