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  • Eagles part ways with forward after two seasons | West Coast delist small forward Matt Owies desp…

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    Eagles part ways with forward after two seasons

    The Eagles have made another list change after the trade period

    MATT Owies won't be at West Coast in 2027 despite having a year left on his contract.

    The small forward, who joined the Eagles from Carlton at the end of 2024, has been delisted, it was confirmed on Wednesday.

    Owies spent two seasons at West Coast, kicking nine goals in 19 games.

    "During ongoing discussions with Matt and his management group, Matt had been open to his time at West Coast coming to an end and moving back to Victoria," Eagles head of list management and recruiting Matt Clarke said.

    "On behalf of the club, I would like to thank Matt for his contribution over the past two years.

    West Coast delist small forward Matt Owies despite one year remaining on his Eagles contract

    West Coast have delisted former Carlton small forward Matt Owies with a year remaining on his contract.

    The Eagles made the announcement on Wednesday, with Owies to depart the club only two years into a three-year contract he signed when he crossed from the Blues at the end of the 2024 season.

    Owies played only 19 games at West Coast, including only three this season, despite the club struggling for small forwards in the wake of Jamie Cripps’ retirement and Liam Ryan being traded to St Kilda at the end of 2025.

    The 29-year-old was part of the controversial trade which led to both he and Liam Baker joining the Eagles from the Blues and Richmond respectively, with the Eagles giving up pick No.3 in that year’s draft as part of the deal which Carlton ultimately used to recruit this year’s Rising Star winner Jagga Smith.

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    West Coast delist Carlton recruit with year remaining on contract

    West Coast has brutally delisted Matt Owies despite having a contract for the 2027 season.

    Owies joined the Eagles at the end of 2024 after kicking a career-high 33 goals for Carlton that season.

    But he struggled to have the same impact out west, kicking seven goals in 16 games last year before playing just thrice in 2026.

    With fellow ground level forward Harvey Johnston also delisted, the Eagles look likely to pick up small front-half threats at next month's National Draft to complement talls Jake Waterman, Jobe Shanahan and Cooper Duff-Tytler.

    The Eagles delisting a player in contract seemed inevitable when they re-signed everyone out-of-contract and they had just two open list spots, despite three AFL Draft selections in the top 24.

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  • Eagles set to flow onto Rivers after Miers door closes | Cat’s move west ‘unlikely’ but Eagles no…

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    Cat's move west 'unlikely' but Eagles not giving up the chase

    Gryan Miers has had a medical at West Coast but is no certainty to leave Geelong

    GEELONG forward Gryan Miers is "unlikely" to be playing for West Coast next year.

    The 27-year-old Cat underwent a medical with the Eagles on Friday, but it is now expected he will remain at GMHBA Stadium in 2027.

    "I think it's unlikely that Gryan makes a move west. We're still open to it, but it's just more about where Geelong are," West Coast Eagles list manager Matt Clarke told AFL.com.au on Monday.

    "Management were great to deal with and Geelong were aware (of the medical). Gryan was heading overseas so if anything was going to move in the next week and a half, then we needed to have something like that.

    Clarke press conference – Trade Period opening day

    Head of List Management and Recruiting, Matt Clarke, spoke to the media about some of the West Coast Eagles’ potential activity

    West Coast Eagles senior coach Daisy Pearce and Ruck Charlotte Riggs talks to the media ahead of their match against Port Adelaide.

    A day to remember for the Eagles, securing a historic first Western Derby victory and creating a new chapter in the club's AFLW journey.

    After a historic first Derby win, the girls took over The Boundary Club for a Mic Tag full of celebrations, fan interactions and plenty of fun.

    Head of List Management and Recruiting, Matt Clarke, spoke to the media about some of the West Coast Eagles’ potential activity

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  • Eagles receive clear Miers message amid trade whispers | Cat’s move west ‘unlikely’ but Eagles no…

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    Cat's move west 'unlikely' but Eagles not giving up the chase

    Gryan Miers has had a medical at West Coast but is no certainty to leave Geelong

    GEELONG forward Gryan Miers is "unlikely" to be playing for West Coast next year.

    The 27-year-old Cat underwent a medical with the Eagles on Friday, but it is now expected he will remain at GMHBA Stadium in 2027.

    "I think it's unlikely that Gryan makes a move west. We're still open to it, but it's just more about where Geelong are," West Coast Eagles list manager Matt Clarke told AFL.com.au on Monday.

    "Management were great to deal with and Geelong were aware (of the medical). Gryan was heading overseas so if anything was going to move in the next week and a half, then we needed to have something like that.

    Clarke press conference – Trade Period opening day

    Head of List Management and Recruiting, Matt Clarke, spoke to the media about some of the West Coast Eagles’ potential activity

    West Coast Eagles senior coach Daisy Pearce and Ruck Charlotte Riggs talks to the media ahead of their match against Port Adelaide.

    A day to remember for the Eagles, securing a historic first Western Derby victory and creating a new chapter in the club's AFLW journey.

    After a historic first Derby win, the girls took over The Boundary Club for a Mic Tag full of celebrations, fan interactions and plenty of fun.

    Head of List Management and Recruiting, Matt Clarke, spoke to the media about some of the West Coast Eagles’ potential activity

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  • Watson cleared for blockbuster final, Eagles face off-season of hard work | ‘Freaky things!’ …

    Watson cleared for blockbuster final, Eagles face off-season of hard work | ‘Freaky things!’ …

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    Watson cleared for blockbuster final, Eagles face off-season of hard work

    Sam Mitchell has backed his team to take it up to Fremantle in the qualifying final

    HAWTHORN star Nick Watson will be ready to take on Fremantle in a blockbuster qualifying final at Optus Stadium, with coach Sam Mitchell pleased that his game-breaking goalkicker was able to be managed late in Sunday's win against West Coast.  

    Watson played limited minutes in the third quarter in Perth and was then benched for the entire final term after appearing to hurt his hand when he was shoved into the boundary fence by Eagles wingman Bo Allan just before three-quarter time. 

    Mitchell said there was no injury concern for Watson, who was prioritised for a rest after booting three goals and taking a stunning Mark of the Year contender in a brilliant performance. 

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  • Bulldogs v Sea Eagles: Crichton on track; Turbo boost for Foz | Crichton named for Dogs as Manly …

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    Bulldogs v Sea Eagles: Crichton on track; Turbo boost for Foz

    The Bulldogs are determined to keep the momentum rolling on Saturday night when they collide with the high-flying Sea Eagles at Accor Stadium. 

    Canterbury secured two vital competition points when they ground out a tense victory over Parramatta before last week's bye and they are eager to kick start a charge up the ladder. 

    The week off gave captain Stephen Crichton a chance to rest his injured shoulder, while Jacob Kiraz has also been playing through a calf injury. 

    Up front, Tongan forward Sitili Tupouniua has been among the club's best and has been devastating after shifting to the edge midway through the year. 

    Crichton named for Dogs as Manly welcome back Turbo

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    Stephen Crichton appears to have shrugged off the shoulder issue which forced him to withdraw from the NSW State of Origin squad after the Canterbury captain was named to line up for the Bulldogs. 

    Crichton was originally picked in Laurie Daley's NSW side for Wednesday's game two clash at the MCG, only to be removed from the Blues squad 12 hours later as a result of a lingering AC joint complaint. 

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    Massive twist as NSW superstar 'quietly dropped' for State of Origin 2

    Former NRL player Justin Horo believes Stephen Crichton was actually ‘dropped’ by NSW coach Laurie Daley for State of Origin 2 after he was named to play for the Bulldogs this weekend. Crichton was originally named in the Blues’ squad for Origin 2, but withdrew just hours later.

    The Bulldogs captain has been battling a shoulder injury for weeks, and reportedly aggravated it against Parramatta. The superstar centre has reportedly only been training once a week with the Bulldogs, and Daley said he wouldn’t have been able to do any of the contact sessions in NSW camp.

    But eyebrows were raised on Tuesday afternoon when Crichton was named for the Bulldogs’ clash with Manly on Saturday night. Many were left questioning why Crichton isn’t playing on Wednesday night but is right to go for Saturday.

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  • Eagles adoptees loving new home and pumped for WA day | Think forward not back to the future with…

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  • Sea Eagles v Broncos: Round 10 | Team Update: NRL Round 10 vs Broncos | ‘Stick with Cam’: Alf…

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    Sea Eagles v Broncos: Round 10

    Sean Ormerod and Denan Kemp from Sportsbet preview this week's NRL clashes

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    Team Update: NRL Round 10 vs Broncos

    Manly Warringah Sea Eagles squad has been trimmed to 20 players ahead of Saturday night's Round 10 match against the Brisbane Broncos at 4 Pines Park, Brookvale.

    Dropping out of the squad in the 24-hour update are Jamal Fogarty and Simione Laiafi.

    Fogarty has again been ruled out following a minor groin strain which he sustained in Manly's ANZAC Round win against the Eels. As he did last weekend, Walsh will slot straight into the halfback role.

    Jackson Shereb is in line to make his NRL debut. If used off the interchange on Saturday he will become Sea Eagle #671.

    Zach Dockar-Clay is also a chance of making his first NRL appearance for Manly after being elevated from the reserves to the six-player interchange.

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  • SEE THE PICS: 06 Eagles reunite at Optus | Judd & Cousins look back on Eagles’ 2006 triumph, 20 y…

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    SEE THE PICS: 06 Eagles reunite at Optus

    West Coast’s 2006 premiership Eagles stole the show on Saturday as they reunited to celebrate 20 years since their heart-stopping grand final victory over Sydney.

    The heroes of Eagles’ past, unfortunately, couldn’t inspire those of the present as the Eagles went down to Richmond by 11-points on Saturday at Optus Stadium.

    However, the beleaguered fans still had something to celebrate as the likes of Chriss Judd, Ben Cousins, Andrew Embley and Michael Braun returned to the field.

    The players formed a guard of honour as the current team walked through the banner and were given a lap of honour at half time with fans on the boundary not missing a chance to touch the famous cup or grab a selfie.

    Judd & Cousins look back on Eagles' 2006 triumph, 20 years on

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  • Sea Eagles great in hospital after suffering two seizures | The Mole: Rugby league world rallying…

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    The Mole: Rugby league world rallying around 'real Manly legend' after being rushed to hospital

    The Manly Sea Eagles are rallying around one of the greatest players to represent the club in champion fullback Graham Eadie, who is suffering from serious health issues.

    'Wombat', as he is affectionately known, was rushed to hospital earlier this week after suffering two suspected seizures.

    Eadie is a member of a large community of former Sydney rugby league stars living on the Gold Coast.

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    "There are a lot of former Manly players up here and they get together every week for coffee and they are all thinking of Graham and wishing him well," former Sea Eagles star and Rothmans Medal winner Mike Eden told Wide World of Sports.

    NRL community throws their support behind hospitalised Sea Eagles legend

    The NRL community has thrown its support behind Manly Sea Eagles legend, who was hospitalised this week after suffering seizures.

    One of the Sea Eagles' greatest fullbacks, who played 237 games in maroon and white, picking up four titles on the Northern Beaches.

    Eadie also represented NSW on 14 occasions in State of Origin and 20 Test honours for the Australian Kangaroos. 
    Former speedster and friend of Eadie, Larry Corowa, told the Daily Telegraph an update on the situation and relayed the continued support he has been receiving since the incident. 
    “Graham has had his health issues over the last couple of years, and we – all the boys – are right behind him,” Corowa said.

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  • WAFL Match Report: Eagles finish pre-season with win over Sharks | Williams presses AFL claims wi…

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    WAFL Match Report: Eagles finish pre-season with win over Sharks

    West Coast prevails in a closely fought contest with East Fremantle

    West Coast closed out their WAFL pre-season campaign in style on Sunday, finishing strongly to claim a 17‑point win over East Fremantle at Mineral Resources Park.

    Fielding their strongest WAFL side bolstered by 14 AFL-listed players including Tom Cole, Ryan Maric and new recruits Fin Macrae and Harry Schoenberg, the Eagles produced an energetic and encouraging performance ahead of the official season commencement.

    The home side burst out of the gates early, led by excellent defensive pressure and lively ruck work from Bailey Williams and Harry Barnett. Williams set the tone with a strong early mark, and after the Sharks opened their account, Macrae fired back with a brilliant running goal from the centre square to restore West Coast’s advantage.

    What caught the eye: Pre-season week two

    Sullivan Logistics WAFL and WAFLW teams took another step towards the 2026 season in the second week of official practice matches. Here’s what caught the eye:

    It’s only pre-season, but things have started well for Subiaco under returning premiership mentor Jarrad Schofield as they plot a rise up the ladder.

    The new-look Lions have won two from two so far, knocking off preliminary finallists Claremont at Sullivan Logistics Stadium on Saturday after beating Swan Districts the previous week.

    Captain Greg Clark led from the front, Taj Schofield continued his strong pre-season, uncapped teenage ruckman Frazer Rickson went a step closer to securing an opening-round debut and two-time Bernie Naylor Medal winner Ben Sokol made it five goals in two appearances as his WAFL comeback tour gains momentum.

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