Western Eagles Football Netball Club

  • 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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  • Skipper a chance to return against ladder-leader

    Western Eagles coach Craig Hardingham says the Eagles are expecting to have captain Kallan Thompson to return for their tough match-up against top side Alvie tomorrow.

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  • No outs after first win

    Western Eagles coach Craig Hardingham says the Eagles will likely field an unchanged side after their round 12 win over Otway Districts.

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  • ‘The best win I’ve played in’

    “Nobody celebrates a win like the Western Eagles do, it was honestly the best win I have ever played in.”

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  • Battle of mids crucial

    “I think whoever wins the midfield battle will go a long way to who wins this game.”

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  • Eagles eager to build on recent performance

    Despite the Western Eagles’ winless start to the year, coach Craig Hardingham is remaining optimistic for tomorrow’s challenge against the in-form and second-placed Alvie.

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  • Eagle out for the year with knee injury

    Western Eagles coach Craig Hardingham says his side will be at near full strength for this week’s clash with Otway Districts, but has lost a key player for the remainder of the season.

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  • A Grade experience helps Eagle improve

    One of the Western Eagles’ and league’s brightest young stars Remy Duynhoven’s rapid development into the top grade is already causing headaches in attack for opposition teams.

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