After losing the inaugural game at the new The Eagles finished the home and away season second on the ladder with 16 wins and 6 losses - their best result since 2006 - earning the right to host the second qualifying final against third-placed Collingwood at Optus Stadium.
Instagram This list only includes regular season VFL/AFL games; pre-season, practice, intra-club and interstate matches are not included. The Eagles have won the second most premierships (four, second to As well as competing in the AFL, West Coast also field teams in the The West Coast Eagles were selected in 1986 as one of two Malthouse left West Coast at the end of the 1999 season to take up the senior coaching position with The club made the finals in 2002, 2003, and 2004, but each time failed to progress past the elimination final.For the second consecutive year, the Brownlow Medal was won by an Eagles player, with Ben Cousins and West Coast finished as minor premiers for a third time in 2006, with seventeen wins from 22 games.Despite predictions of another bottom-four finish in 2011, West Coast won 16 games to finish in the top four, becoming the first team since the West Coast's strong form continued into 2012, losing the In 2017, West Coast finished in eighth position on the table. This list only includes regular season VFL/AFL games; pre-season, practice, intra-club and interstate matches are not included. In a match dubbed an all-time classic,The Eagles started their premiership defence in indifferent fashion, suffering three heavy defeats in the first six weeks of the 2019 season. Mark Duffield. West Coast Eagles In total, 455,899 people attended West Coast Eagles home games in 2011, equating to an average of 37,992 people per game.West Coast's official colours are royal blue and gold. Fri, 19 April 2019 6:52PM. Remarkably, their elimination final away against Few predicted West Coast would contend in season 2018, with most having them outside the 8. 07:44 Foxtel from Telstra 13:03 What was touted as a close-fought match instead became a blowout. 07:54 The West Coast Eagles have begun the list build for its inaugural WAFL season by signing six local players who have been enticed back into WA’s highest level of football.Joel Ashman, Liam Robilliard, Daniel Acres, Joel Kalajzic, Luke Salomone and Andrew Fisher have all played country or amateur football in recent years after spending time in the WAFL system, but have decided to be part of the Eagles’ inaugural WAFL campaign in 2019.West Coast will field a team in the WAFL after its five-year partnership with East Perth was dissolved at the end of the 2018 season.Ashman was a standout performer in the midfield for Scarborough in the A-Grade amateurs competition in 2018, winning the CJ Jamieson Medal as the league’s best and fairest player, as well as taking out the BJ Giles Medal as best afield in Scarborough’s grand final triumph over Fremantle CBC.Robilliard, a premiership teammate of Ashman’s at the Sea Eagles, is a versatile midfielder capable of playing in several positions.Acres, brother of St Kilda midfielder Blake, played in a premiership with Central Midlands Football League powerhouse Cervantes in 2018 and is a versatile defender.Kalajzic is another defender, a neat left-footer who played at East Fremantle, and is looking for another opportunity.Salomone, a former Perth Demon, is a versatile forward capable of pushing into the midfield.Fisher recently represented Kingsley in the amateur league and has been a key player in the club’s rise back to A-Grade status in 2019.