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WAFL Grand Final teams: Four ins for Cox-less Peel as Claremont remain unchanged

Minor premiers Peel Thunder have made four changes for Sunday’s Sullivan Logistics WAFL decider against Claremont at Optus Stadium as they hunt their second premiership in three years.

The Thunder have welcomed back AFL-listed pair – winger Nathan O’Driscoll and defender Brandon Walker – from Dockers duties, while key forward Corey Tregenza has been included after recovering from an ankle injury.

Both O’Driscoll and Walker played in Fremantle’s Qualifying Final loss to Hawthorn, with Walker injuring his ankle and O’Driscoll getting dropped.

Tough nut Tristan Bryce is another big inclusion, returning for his first senior appearance since Round 11 after a long-term hamstring injury.

Thunder claim fourth WAFL flag with massive win over Tigers

Peel Thunder put an exclamation point on a dominant season with a one-sided Sullivan Logistics WAFL Grand Final victory over a shellshocked Claremont at Optus Stadium.

The minor premiers led from start to finish to claim their fourth WAFL flag and second in three years with an emphatic 62-point triumph – 16.17 (113) to 7.9 (51) – in front of 19,210 fans.

The Thunder capped off a historic weekend for their AFL alignment club Fremantle, which qualified for just the second AFL Grand Final in their history.

Fourteen AFL-listed players lined up for Peel including several hoping to play two deciders in as many weeks with defender Brandon Walker, ruckman Sean Darcy, winger Nathan O’Driscoll and veteran midfielder Jaeger O’Meara doing their chances no harm.

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