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Monday, 22 February 2010 16:01
The East Coast Eagles have partnered with long time supporter Base Course Management to continue the Base Course Management Player Scholarship Program in season 2010.
The program has been created to identify talented footballers who show potential to play first grade football for the Eagles. The scholarship will cover such costs as playing fees, apparel and equipment, gym membership and specialist coaching.
East Coast Eagles Chairman, Gus Seebeck was thrilled to announce the scholarship. "The Eagles have recognised the huge potential of young footballers in the Norwest Region and the announcement of the Base Course Management Player Scholarship will allow us to not only invest time into the development of these future Eagles, but now we can assist with the financial aspects of playing high level football"
Base Course Management General Manager, Steve Gawley, spoke of their involvement with the scholarship program. "What we are able to do by partnering with the East Coast Eagles and offering this scholarship is focus on the long term future of not only the Eagles, but football in the North West Region. We have long supported the Eagles and look forward to seeing some of these young guys running around in the years to come. We are extremely proud to support and implement the program"
Applications are open to all young men aged between the ages of 16 and 20 years including players of all level of experience with Australian Rules football.
Applicants are invited to download the application form from the East Coast Eagles website at www.eastcoasteagles.com.au and by clicking on the Under 18 section of the 'The Club' tab or downloading it from the link at the bottom of this article.
Applications will close on March 20th, 2010.
For further information, please contact Rowan Bilkey on This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Wednesday, 16 December 2009 10:39

Members of the East Coast Eagles met with representatives from the West Coast Eagles last week and vowed to strengthen the relationship between the two clubs.
The group came away invigorated by the discussions and look forward to implementing the innovations that came out of the meeting.
In 2009, the East Coast Eagles presented Trevor Nisbett with a fantastic framed memorabilia item depicting the historic 2009 premiership victory. The frame shown here with Mark Nicoski, hangs proudly in the reception of the West Coast Eagles offices in Perth.
Thursday, 26 November 2009 11:01
The East Coast Eagles Board of Directors would like to announce the appointment of Tony Moran to the board for 2010.
Wednesday, 18 November 2009 11:23
The East Coast Eagles and the Hills Shire Council will bring a little AFL tradition to the Hills next week when the 2009 Premiership flag will be flown high above the Council Chambers.
This tradition is often seen in the AFL when Premiership teams will fly the flag above town halls, major buildings and even once above the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
The ceremony will take place at the Hills Shire Council Chambers at 129 Showground Road on Tuesday 24th November at 3.30pm. The ceremony will signify the fantastic year that the East Coast Eagles had in 2009 and also recognise the fantastic contribution the council has made to not only AFL in the area, but to community sport in general.
The Hills Shire Council undertook one of the biggest sporting venue projects it has ever seen when it embarked on the construction of Bruce Purser Reserve, partnering with the AFL, Cricket NSW and the East Coast Eagles. Its completion in 2009 gave football a new home in the Hills and it is no coincidence that the completion of this fantastic new venue coincides with the first ever AFL Sydney Premier Division flag "heading to the Hills".
All Eagles members and supporters are encouraged to come along to the ceremony and witness the Premiership flag being flown for the first time.
We will then look forward to finding a more permanent home for the flag throughout the 2010 season at Bruce Purser Reserve.
Wednesday, 04 November 2009 12:56
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