NINE Fremantle-listed players were in action for Peel Thunder in the WAFL as the Thunder went down by 62 points to East Fremantle in Round 3.

Quinton Narkle: Was the standout performer for the Thunder, gathering 37 disposals, seven inside 50s and four marks. The 27-year-old used the ball well and showcased his ability to find space in congested areas, pinpointing targets with his disposals.

Liam Reidy: Was dominant in the ruck with 52 hit-outs — 31 more than all East Fremantle’s players combined. He was also good around the ground, racking up 17 disposals and six tackles to go with his biggest hit-out count for the year so far.

Corey Wagner: Spent time in the midfield and across half-back in his first game back after suffering a calf injury in the AFL. His trademark dash provided good run for the Thunder as he gathered 28 disposals and five tackles.

Jaren Carr: Was recalled to Peel’s league side after a stint in the reserves and, playing across half-back, picked up 17 disposals and four inside 50s.

Hugh Davies: Played a pivotal role in keeping East’s target forward to just one major for the afternoon while gathering 12 disposals and four marks himself.

Jack Delean: Keeps showing his ability to impact the play with an equal game-high two goals for the Thunder from his 14 disposals and three marks.

Ollie Murphy: Was under siege in Peel’s backline as East racked up 55 inside 50s for the day but held his own and competed strongly. The young key position player finished with 13 disposals and five marks.

Aidan Riddle: Kicked one goal on a tough day for the forwards and did some chop-out ruck work. Still has plenty of development ahead of him.

Cooper Simpson: Had averaged 29 disposals across his first two games in a new half-back role but was much quieter in his third, finishing with only seven.