In 2007 they employed the first staff member and opened a "shop front" office in South Fremantle, Western Australia (1 Capo D'Orlando Drive).
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Its member at the time, Harry Bolton of the Labor Party, transferred to the seat of South Fremantle.
A further two seats, won by George Leake (Albany, Oppositionist) and Elias Solomon (South Fremantle, Independent) representing 1,907 enrolled voters were also uncontested.
South Fremantle won the toss and kicked into the light wind in the first quarter.
After spending the first seven rounds of the 2000 season playing in the WAFL with South Fremantle, Bootsma was selected to make his debut in Round 8 against Collingwood at the Docklands Stadium in a rare (for AFL) Monday night game.
He then moved to Perth and played reserves football for South Fremantle whilst he studied Aquaculture at Curtin University.
In 2000, however, with the host club arrangement disbanded, he returned to South Fremantle, but only played two games before being offered a job with the PGA Tour as Operations Manager for Australasia, which was based in Sydney.
Sumich had been playing on-and-off for South Fremantle since he was recruited by West Coast, mainly when recovering from injury or when out of form, but returned to the club full-time in 1998, serving as co-captain with Peter Worsfold.
He is the son of Basil Campbell who also played for St Marys and South Fremantle in the 1970s and 1980s.