Boom draft prospect Harley Reid would be contracted to West Coast for three years, instead of two, if selected by the club with the No.1 pick under proposed changes to first-year contracts that would give teams more power to lock away prized talent. The new collective bargaining agreement, negotiated between the AFL and its players…
Perth Wildcats are investigating an offensive social media post from star guard Corey Webster’s account just one day before a pre-season match against gay Adelaide basketballer Isaac Humphries. Webster’s X (formerly Twitter) account commented on a post from Censored Men’s page on Sunday that had a picture of a rainbow flag followed by the question:…
A 211cm and 118kg basketballer who spent two years playing in Europe will trial with West Coast next week as the club looks as new ways to bolster its ruck division. In an extraordinary sliding doors moment, Eddie Maslic was spotted by a West Coast contact while working in retail and questioned about his desire…
West Coast youngster Jai Culley is set to survive the club’s off-season clean-out, with the injured forward on the brink of signing a one-year deal. Drafted as a big-bodied midfielder, Culley found a place in the Eagles forward line earlier this season, earning a Rising Star nomination for his career-high four-goal haul against Port Adelaide…
A tennis civil war is set to erupt in WA after a number of clubs have called for the president of the sport’s State governing body to be axed just days after his board’s controversial decision to fire their award-winning chief executive. The West Australian revealed last week Tennis West chief executive Brett Patten had…
BBL Draft: Perth Scorchers select Zak Crawley and Laurie Evans after passing on first pick for second year The West Australian WBBL Draft 2023: Full list of picks, Perth Scorchers lose Marizanne Kapp, No. 1 pick, Sophie Devine, video, cricket news Fox Sports BBL Draft recap: Stars take Ashes gun after Rashid retained | cricket.com.au cricket.com.au “No-brainer!” Hilarious…
Justin Longmuir believes the majority of the list that will win Fremantle’s first premiership is already at the club. That was the unflinching and defiantly abrupt answer he gave when the question was put to him after the Dockers ended their year with a win over Hawthorn. Premium Subscribers with digital access can view this…