The 2008 annual East Coast Eagles Black Tie Ball is on again and this year is proving to be just as big as previous years.

The Black tie ball is the largest social event on the Eagles calendar and each year it has proved to be "the" event to be seen at. It is a great chance for all members and supporters to "scrub up" and show what they are really made of.

This year's event will be held on Saturday the 19th July at the Castle Hill RSL Club. The Ball is on after the game played against St. George at Charles McLaughlin Oval. Proceedings kick off from around 7:30pm so there is plenty of time to get home and get ready for the event.

Tickets to the event have gone against current market trends and have actually come down in price. At a time when petrol, groceries and cross city tunnel tolls are rising, the cost of a good night out is coming down. Tickets are only $90 per head with a special under 18 only price of $55. There will be a gourmet 3 course meal served with all beer wine and soft drinks provided. Entertainment will be provided by our very own band "The Gas" who always guarantee a good time.

RSVP is essential for this event and can easily be done by clicking on THIS LINK - THIS MUST BE DONE BEFORE FRIDAY 11th JULY

RSVP is required prior to Friday 11th July - which is just around the corner.

You can also download a flyer HERE

We look forward to seeing all members, supporters and sponsors at this great annual event.

East Coast have risen to third on the Sydney AFL ladder after beating Sydney Uni by 45 points on Saturday at Henson Park.

The Eagles were looking to reverse the result of the Round 3 clash between the two clubs when they let a seven goal lead slip to lose by six points.

This time however the result was never in doubt and had it not been for a seven goal last quarter by the Students the 45 point victory would have been much bigger. The Eagles took advantage of the breeze in the first quarter and set up a 30 point lead. This was increased to 36 points at the main break and East Coast went on to dominate the third term and blow the lead out to 70 points.

Even though the Eagles clocked off in the last quarter it was a pleasing result which again shows the improvement in the team that has occurred throughout the season. It now means the Eagles have won four in a row and look forward to the clash against league leaders UNSW/ES this Saturday.