Rushton Park, Dower St Mandurah

SATURDAY, 3rd MARCH, 2012

Ticket Boxes Open: 2.00pm
All Gates Open: 2.00pm

WCE v Port Adelaide

Bouncedown: 4.10pm
Half Time: 5.08pm
Game Finish: 6.26pm

Fremantle Football Club will be holding their first public intra-club match for the season at Patersons Stadium. Some of Fremantle's star players will be amongst the playing group such as Matthew Pavlich and Hayden Ballantyne.

The match will be held on Friday 10th February and will be free entry. Entry will be via Gate 8 from 5pm onwards. The match is scheduled to start at 6pm.

Limited parking will be available on Kitchener Park via the Coughlan Road Entry.

There will be a food vendor outside gate 8 as well as a coffee cart inside.

Please note that not all areas of the stadium will be open for operation and seating.

The FFC team store will be open at gate 13 and Membership Services representatives will also be at the team store to take on enquiries.

This event will be an alcohol free event.

Cloaking and eftpos will be available at Gate 8 Customer service

Conditions of entry will apply for this event.

The Qantas Wallabies will take on two-time World Cup champions South Africa at Patersons Stadium when the game’s latest jewel in the crown – The Castrol Edge Rugby Championship – is launched next year.

Australian Rugby Union has revealed the name, the logo and the draw for The Castrol Edge Rugby Championship which replaces the Tri Nations series next year following the inclusion of Argentina alongside the Wallabies, All Blacks and Springboks.

The Castrol Edge Rugby Championship will involve six Tests for each of the four competing nations as they play each other home and away in the ultimate contest for southern hemisphere heavyweights.

For the Qantas Wallabies the ground-breaking Championship includes a Rugby World Cup quarter finals re-match against South Africa on Saturday, 8 September.

Here at Patersons Stadium we are continually looking for oustanding team members to join us.

Patersons Stadium launched a new SMS system in Round One of the 2011 AFL season. Branded ‘SMS Your SOS’, the new SMS system is designed to allow patrons to discreetly and anonymously report any disturbances or issues via SMS from their seat.

In previous years patrons have had to approach a staff member in order to report any issues, which the staff member would then pass through to event management. This SMS system will now make it easier for patrons to report issues and allow stadium managers to act on the report effectively and efficiently.