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Records & History
The West Coast Eagles are the powerhouse club of Western Australia.
Since joining the competition in 1987, the Eagles have won four AFL Grand Finals from six appearances and fielded some of the greatest players in the modern history of the game.
Since 2022 seasons, they were three campaigns to forget for West Coast as they finished 17th, 18th and 16th and could only manage 10 wins total.
While they look to regain some key players that were missing in recent years, and with their young guns still developing, 2025 looks to be a tough year ahead for Eagles fans, with the rebuild in full swing now.
Where do West Coast sit in the major 2025 AFL betting markets? Read on to find out.
About the West Coast Eagles
| Established: | 1986 |
|---|---|
| Home ground: | Optus Stadium |
| Coach: | Andrew McQualter |
| Captain: | Liam Duggan & Oscar Allen |
| Premierships: | 4 – 1992, 1994, 2006, 2018 |
| 2023 ladder finish: | 16th (5-18-0) |
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Updated West Coast Eagles futures betting
Correct as of March 25, 2025
| 2025 Premiership | Wooden Spoon | Coleman Medal | Rising Star | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Odds @ BetOnline | $251 | $3.25 | Jake Waterman $26 | Bo Allan $51 |
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Best West Coast Eagles bets for the 2025 AFL season
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- The West Coast Eagles are deemend rank outsiders for the 2025 AFL Premiership, reflecting bookmakers’ low expectations. After a tough 2024, improvement is crucial. Key players returning from injury could boost performance, but finals contention seems unlikely unless they exceed expectations dramatically.
- Jake Waterman had a standout 2024 season, playing 20 games and kicking 53 goals, averaging 2.65 goals per game. He was West Coast’s leading goalkicker and earned All-Australian honors. For the 2025 Coleman Medal, bookmakers have him at $21 odds, indicating a strong chance among the league’s top forwards.
- Bo Allan, West Coast’s 2024 first-round draft pick, is a versatile midfielder/defender who averaged 20 disposals and six tackles per game during the National Championships. In 2024, he played 11 WAFL games, contributing to Peel Thunder’s premiership. For the 2025 AFL Rising Star, bookmakers have him at $26.00 odds, indicating a promising chance among emerging talents.
West Coast Eagles 2025 AFL fixture
| Round | Date | Opponent | Time (AEDT/AEST) | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sunday, March 16 | Gold Coast Suns | 6:10 PM | Optus Stadium, WA |
| 2 | Sunday, March 23 | Brisbane Lions | 1:10 PM | Gabba, QLD |
| 3 | Sunday, March 30 | Fremantle Dockers | 6:10 PM | Optus Stadium, WA |
| 4 | Sunday, April 6 | GWS Giants | 1:10 PM | ENGIE Stadium, NSW |
| 5 | Saturday, April 12 | Carlton Blues | 1:20 PM | Adelaide Oval, SA |
| 6 | Friday, April 18 | Essendon Bombers | 6:10 PM | Optus Stadium, WA |
| 7 | Sunday, April 27 | Hawthorn Hawks | 4:40 PM | Marvel Stadium, VIC |
| 8 | Saturday, May 3 | Melbourne Demons | 7:35 PM | Optus Stadium, WA |
| 9 | Sunday, May 11 | Richmond Tigers | 1:10 PM | MCG, VIC |
| 10 | Sunday, May 18 | St Kilda Saints | 4:40 PM | Optus Stadium, WA |
| 11 | Sunday, May 25 | Adelaide Crows | 1:10 PM | Adelaide Oval, SA |
| 12 | Sunday, June 1 | Geelong Cats | 7:20 PM | Optus Stadium, WA |
| 13 | Sunday, June 8 | North Melbourne Kangaroos | 3:20 PM | Hands Oval, WA |
| 14 | Sunday, June 15 | Carlton Blues | 6:10 PM | Optus Stadium, WA |
| 15 | BYE | |||
| 16 | TBC | Collingwood Magpies | TBC | Marvel Stadium, VIC |
| 17 | TBC | GWS Giants | TBC | Optus Stadium, WA |
| 18 | TBC | Port Adelaide Power | TBC | Adelaide Oval, SA |
| 19 | TBC | Richmond Tigers | TBC | Optus Stadium, WA |
| 20 | TBC | Fremantle Dockers | TBC | Optus Stadium, WA |
| 21 | TBC | Melbourne Demons | TBC | Marvel Stadium, VIC |
| 22 | TBC | Adelaide Crows | TBC | Optus Stadium, WA |
| 23 | TBC | Western Bulldogs | TBC | Marvel Stadium, VIC |
| 24 | TBC | Sydney Swans | TBC | Optus Stadium, WA |
West Coast players to watch in 2025
Harley Reid
Born: 17/04/2005
Games: 20
Goals: 10
Position: Midfielder
Harley Reid’s debut season in 2024 showcased his exceptional talent, making him a central figure for the West Coast Eagles. In 2025, under new coach Andrew McQualter, Reid is expected to continue his midfield role, with the team implementing strategies to support his development and counter increased opposition attention. Despite a slightly interrupted pre-season due to a lower-leg issue, Reid aims to build upon his impressive rookie year.
Jake Waterman
Born: 06/05/1998
Games: 104
Goals: 132
Position: Forward
Jake Waterman had a breakout 2024 season, playing 20 games and kicking 53 goals, averaging 2.65 goals per game. He was West Coast’s leading goalkicker and earned All-Australian honors. In 2025, under new coach Andrew McQualter, Waterman is expected to continue his strong form, potentially increasing his goal tally. His performance will be crucial for the Eagles’ forward line, especially with the anticipated return of key players from injury.
Matthew Owies
Born: 19/3/1997
Games: 72
Goals: 89
Position: Forward
Matthew Owies, who joined the West Coast Eagles from Carlton in the 2024 off-season, is anticipated to bolster the Eagles’ forward line in 2025. In the 2024 season, Owies played 23 games for Carlton, kicking 33 goals and averaging 8.7 disposals per game. His addition aims to enhance West Coast’s scoring efficiency and forward pressure.
West Coast Eagles records
- Most matches: Shannon Hurn – 333 (2006 – 2023)
- Most goals kicked in one match: Scott Cummings – 14 (vs. Adelaide, 2000)
- Most Best & Fairest awards: Ben Cousins, Glen Jakovich – four
- Most goals in a season: Peter Sumich – 111 (1991)
- Most career goals: Josh Kennedy – 712
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