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West Coast premiership forward Jamie Cripps has revealed he will be returning to his country roots following his AFL retirement as he opened up on his decision to hang up the boots.
Cripps retired from the AFL on Tuesday following 16 seasons in the AFL, where he kicked 323 goals from 277 games and was crucial to the club’s 2018 flag success.
A knee injury picked up in the WAFL brought a premature end to his career with the 34-year-old Northampton product saying he is unlikely to stick around the big smoke in Perth for long.
“We’re building a house up in Geraldton at the moment so we’re looking to move up there soon,” he told West Coast’s Coast to Coast podcast.
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After 277 games across 16 seasons, premiership Eagle Jamie Cripps has called time on a brilliant AFL career.
The former St Kilda small forward and West Coast club legend was a permanent feature of the Eagles' forward line for 14 seasons, kicking 339 goals over his career – 323 of which came in the blue and gold.
Cripps was a crucial cog in the Eagles' 2018 premiership run, racking up 24 disposals and kicking three goals in West Coast's demolition of Melbourne in the Preliminary Final before tallying 16 and a goal to down Collingwood in an all-time Grand Final.
Just last season, Cripps led West Coast's goalkicking in what was a difficult year for the club, and in 2026, a season-ending knee injury in the WAFL brought his career to an unfortunate end.
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