West Coast Complete Final Trade Before 2025 Telstra AFL Draft
The West Coast Eagles have concluded a last-minute trade, sending pick 53 in this year’s draft to the Western Bulldogs. In return, they secured a future fourth-round selection for 2026.
This trade gives the Eagles greater flexibility in upcoming drafts as they focus on long-term team development and success.
2025 AFLW Season Ends for Eagles
The Eagles' 2025 AFLW season ended after their elimination final loss to Carlton on Saturday.
Senior Coach Daisy Pearce reflected after the game, addressing the media regarding the team’s performance and future goals.
Match Highlights
- Zoe Wakfer set up Lucia Painter for a crucial goal in the final quarter.
- Roxy Roux made a significant impact with a strong tackle in the second term.
- The Blues and Eagles faced off in the first elimination final of the 2025 NAB AFLW season.
New Partnership Announcement
On Monday, West Coast Eagles revealed a new partnership with Allianz Australia, marking a notable development for the club off the field.
Summary
The West Coast Eagles strengthened their future draft prospects with a strategic trade, concluded their AFLW season following an elimination final loss, and secured a new sponsorship deal with Allianz Australia.
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