From Peel Thunder, WA

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Peel Thunder is a relatively recent addition to the WAFL, required to represent the ever-expanding population well south of the city of Perth.







Player Era Other Points
Paul Bower 2006 - 2012 First player from Peel Thunder to play senior football with Carlton
Bradley Walsh 2015 2014 Rookie
Josh Deluca 2019 2019 Mid-Season Rookie Draft / Sorrento Duncraig JFC (also played at Subiaco and the Fremantle Dockers)
Liam Reidy * 2026 - ? Peel Thunder (WAFL) / Frankston (VFL) / De La Salle (VAFA) / Brighton Secondary College / East Brighton / Beaumaris







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