Western Eagles Football Netball Club

  • Eagles begin their climb up the ladder

    Western Eagles coach Fiona Penny says a much-improved 2023 could see the Eagles rise up the ladder and contend for finals next year.

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  • Up-and-coming Eagles soar at club vote count

    The future continues to look brighter for the Western Eagles, with some of the club’s best young players taking out the club’s top honours.

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  • Eagle’s dedication well beyond footy season

    In the lead up to the Titpullers Hoot N Nanny there are no shortage of jobs for Western Eagles people to do. So much that Kayelene Robertson takes volunteering to another level by taking annual leave to ensure everything gets done.

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  • Lorne aiming to build form as finals get closer

    Lorne is aiming to build momentum from last weekend’s impressive win against Simpson when the Dolphins take on the Western Eagles tomorrow.

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  • PHOTO FEATURE: Birregurra versus Western Eagles junior football and netball

    The Colac Herald’s photographer Joel King stopped by the junior netball and football between Birregurra and Western Eagles at the weekend.

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  • Huge turnout for B and S

    Almost 700 people have turned out for the Titpullers Hoot ‘n’ Nanny’s return after a three-year break, with organisers thrilled with the huge success.

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  • Revellers gear up for Hoot ‘n’ Nanny return

    The long-awaited Titpullers Hoot ‘n’ Nanny returns for a sold-out event to the Irrewillipe Recreation Reserve this Saturday, after organisers cancelled past events due to COVID uncertainty.

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  • Family dominates Eagles club best-and-fairest

    The Western Eagles’ Fish family has dominated the club’s best-and-fairests, with three members winning their respective divisions.

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