West Coast Eagles State Amateur U/23’s Claim Second Place

The West Coast Eagles State Amateur U/23’s have finished second in the AAFC National Championship, going down to Victoria in the final yesterday at Thebarton Oval in Adelaide.



After defeating Tasmania and South Australia to earn a place in the final, the WA team was confident heading into Sunday’s final but were defeated by the reigning AAFC Tri-Annual Series Champions by 70 points.


The loss means that the West Coast Eagles State Amateur U/23’s took second place while host state South Australia claimed third, defeating Tasmania comfortably in the playoff for third and fourth.



Full Results:



West Coast Eagles State Amateur U/23’s: 5.4 – 34


defeated by


Victorian Amateur Football Association: 14.20 – 104


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