South West AFL Watch: Jye Amiss finds goal-kicking form in stunning Fremantle win over Sydney

Busselton product Jye Amiss rediscovered his goal-kicking form in Fremantle’s stunning one-point win over Sydney at the SCG on Saturday. The 20-year-old key forward was noted as one of the most accurate shots on goal in the league after starting his career by kicking a brilliant 45 goals with only 19 behinds across his first two seasons, but had struggled coming into the clash with the premiership-favourite Swans, kicking 19.19 for the year. But Amiss opened proceedings by thumping home a set shot from nearly 50m out only a minute into the game and converted two more without a miss as the Dockers survived a late Swans comeback, with an after-the-siren attempt from Sydney’s Logan McDonald — who spent some of his childhood in Dunsborough — falling short. West Coast found the going tougher in their clash with Hawthorn at Optus Stadium on Sunday, losing by 61 points. Brady Hough (Harvey) finished with 15 disposals and five tackles in an under-pressure defence, while Reuben Ginbey (Dunsborough) gathered 10 disposals and laid five tackles in a well-beaten midfield. Two Harvey-Brunswick-Leschenault juniors produced strong performances in the WAFL, with Docker Ethan Hughes having a 23-disposal, 13-mark outing in Peel Thunder’s six-point defeat by Subiaco on Saturday and Eagle Clay Hall continuing to press his claims for senior selection with a 23-disposal effort as West Coast’s reserves side lost to Swan Districts by 24 points on Sunday.