2026 Budget Car and Truck Rental B-C5 Reserves Grand Final Wrap

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North Fremantle capped off an undefeated season in emphatic fashion, claiming the B Reserves premiership with an 80-point victory over Collegians at HIF Health Insurance Oval.

The Magpies had been the competition’s benchmark throughout 2026 and delivered on Grand Final day, running out 14.7 (91) to 1.5 (11) winners.

Captain Hayden Krikke and hard-working midfielder Sam Ryan were important figures throughout for North Fremantle, while Bruce Burnett provided plenty of composure from defence.

It was Jordyn Penheiro who saved one of his best performances for the biggest stage, with the dangerous half-forward being named Best on Ground for North Fremantle.

The victory completed a perfect season for the Magpies and secured the Budget Car and Truck Rental B Reserves premiership.

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Wembley produced a dominant Grand Final performance to defeat Wanneroo by 52 points to claim the C1 Reserves premiership at Bassendean Oval.

The Magpies took control after a tightly fought first term, keeping Wanneroo to just one point across the remaining three quarters in the 10.5 (65) to 1.7 (13) victory.

Wembley held a narrow four-point advantage at quarter time, which had blown out to a 44-point lead by the last break.

The Magpies’ win meant they repeated their six-point semi-final victory over the previously unbeaten Roos.

Parker Williams, Joshua King-Saulsman, Todd Brown and David Bushell each kicked two goals for Wembley, while Daniel Newton and Lucas Francis added one apiece. 

Dtroît Peita kicked Wanneroo’s only goal.

Francis completed an impressive afternoon by being named Best on Ground for Wembley.

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Kingsley continued a memorable Grand Final day for the club with a 34-point victory over Swan Valley to claim the C2 Reserves premiership at Revo Fitness Stadium.

Kingsley led from the outset and continued to pull away after half-time, leading by 32 points at three-quarter time before finishing victors 9.7 (61) to 4.3 (27).

Aidan Rigby kicked two goals for the Cats, while Jake Brenchley provided Swan Valley’s main avenue to goal with three of his side’s four majors.

Midfielder Jack Atkinson was named Best on Ground for Kingsley after he delivered an outstanding performance in the premiership victory.

The triumph formed part of a remarkable day for Kingsley, with the club completing a rare treble by winning the Laurie Keene Colts, C2 Reserves and C2 Men premierships.

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Accuracy on goal proved to be the difference in the C2 Reserves decider, with minor premiers Coolbinia rebounding from their loss to Willetton a fortnight earlier to claim the spoils over the Blues by 12 points at Gosnells Oval.

Willetton pushed hard in the final term, kicking towards the scoring end but could only manage two goals, with a huge specky and resulting major in the goal square by young Falcons forward Zac Murphy icing the game for his side 8.2 (50) to 5.8 (38).

The teams could not be separated at quarter time, but Coolbinia held Willetton to just one point in the second term to establish an 11-point half-time advantage, which they extended to 21 points by the three-quarter time break.

Oscar Weston kicked three goals for Coolbinia, while mobile key forward Luke Berendsen added two. 

Michael Brescacin provided a dangerous and damaging target for Willetton up forward, finishing with three goals.

Berendsen was named Best on Ground for Coolbinia, adding to his second successive leading goalkicker crown in the grade this season.

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Curtin Uni Wesley held off High Wycombe to claim the C4 Reserves premiership with a 17-point victory over the Bulldogs at Burrendah Reserve.

The Tigers faced strong opposition from High Wycombe all day but still led at every change, keeping their opposition to a single point in the final term to secure a 7.9 (51) to 5.4 (34) victory.

Curtin Uni Wesley extended their advantage to 10 points at three-quarter time before Campbell Spalding and Morris York kicked two goals each for the Tigers to finally put the game to bed.

Jordan Mitchell was outstanding in attack for High Wycombe with four of his side’s five goals.

Matthew Haagensen was named Best on Ground for Curtin Uni Wesley after an influential performance.

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Bayswater’s dreams of claiming a flag from fifth spot were snuffed out early by a rampaging Rossmoyne, who produced a commanding Grand Final performance to defeat the Blues by 54 points to wrap up the C5 Reserves title at Wanneroo Showgrounds.

The minor premiers set the tone with a six-goal opening quarter, ending up 15.8 (98) to 7.2 (44) victors.

Rossmoyne continued to extend the margin each term, growing their 46-point half-time lead to 65 points by the final break.

The Blues finished strongly with three goals in the final term, but the celebrations had already begun for the Rhinos. 

Robert Spiccia led Rossmoyne with four goals, while Joshua Collard booted three and Ashley Collard added two.

Joshua Collard capped off an excellent Grand Final by being named Best on Ground.