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1989 West Coast Eagles season


FieldValue
clubWest Coast Eagles
season1989
imagesize120px
captionWest Coast Eagles' home jumper for 1989.
presidentNeil Hamilton
coachJohn Todd
captainMurray Rance
home groundSubiaco Oval
WACA Ground
preseason compPanasonic Cup
preseason resultSemi-finals
regularseason compVFL season
regularseason result11th
finals seriesFinals series
finals resultN/A
club b&fBest & Fairest
best and fairestGuy McKenna
leading goalscorerPeter Sumich (90 goals)
highest attendance25,664, against , rd. 1
lowest attendance13,118, against , rd. 16
average attendance18,691
prevseason1988
nextseason1990

WACA Ground | club b&f = Best & Fairest

The 1989 season was the West Coast Eagles' 3rd season in the Victorian Football League (VFL). The Eagles finished 11th out of 14 teams, the poorest performance of the club's three seasons to date.

List

Player changes

InFromOutTo
Stevan JacksonSouth FremantleRoss Glendinningretired
Don PykeClaremontMichael O'Connellde-listed
Peter SumichSouth FremantlePeter Higginsde-listed
Craig TurleyWest PerthWally Matera
Scott WattersSouth FremantleMurray Wrensted
Todd BremanSubiacoJohn Gastev
Peter Higgins1988 season]], but was re-drafted by the Eagles with pick #10 in the 1988 VFL Draft.Alex Ishchenko
David HynesPort AdelaideKevin Caton
Jeremy CroughSouth BendigoMark Zanotti
Scott WilliamsonWangaratta
Darren BartschWest AdelaideBartsch was drafted by West Coast, but decided to remain in Adelaide, never joining the club.
Matt RichardsonWarracknabeal
Damian BertoSt Mary'sBerto was drafted by West Coast, but decided to remain in the Northern Territory, never joining the club.
Andrew GeddesKatunga
Peter MelessoClaremont

Pre-season

Trades

West Coast traded Alex Ishchenko and Mark Zanotti to the for selections 2 and 44 in the 1988 VFL Draft.

Draft selections

Pre-draft selections :1: Stevan Jackson :2: Don Pyke :3: Peter Sumich :4: Craig Turley :5: Scott Watters

1988 National draft :2: Todd Breman :10: Peter Higgins (re-drafted) :24: David Hynes :38: Jeremy Crough :44: Scott Williamson :52: Darren Bartsch :66: Matt Richardson :80: Damian Berto :94: Andrew Geddes :108: Peter Melesso

1989 pre-season draft :10: Shane Cable :24: Clinton Browning :38: Shane Ellis :52: Richard Geary

Panasonic Cup

The 1989 Panasonic Cup was played in a knock-out format. Matches were played during the months of February and March, before the regular season started. All matches were held at Waverley Park, in Mulgrave, Victoria. West Coast progressed to the semi-finals of the competition before being eliminated by , who went on to win the tournament.

RoundDateScoreOpponentOpponent's ScoreResultVenueAttendance
1Wednesday, 8 February14.10 (94)10.8 (68)Won by 26 pointsWaverley Park10,085
QFSaturday, 25 February14.5 (89)13.10 (88)Won by 1 pointWaverley Park9,605
SFWednesday, 8 March7.13 (55)6.18 (54)Lost by 1 pointWaverley Park7,185

Regular season

Home team's score listed in bold

Best on ground refers to the player who was awarded three votes in the Brownlow Medal

RoundDateScoreOpponentOpponent's scoreResultVenueAttendanceBest on groundTeam
1Friday, 31 March 7:40pm14.12 (96)17.10 (112)Lost by 16 pointsWACA Ground25,664Greg Anderson
2Sunday, 9 April 2:10pm11.14 (80)26.19 (175)Lost by 95 pointsKardinia Park19,939Paul Couch
3Sunday, 16 April 2:10pm11.17 (83)20.14 (134)Lost by 95 pointsSCG11,298Mark Eustice
4Sunday, 23 April 2:10pm'10.12 (72)18.7 (115)Lost by 43 pointsSCG18,546Peter German
5Sunday, 30 April 2:10pm19.11 (125)10.13 (73)Won by 52 pointsCarrara Stadium9,694Dwayne Lamb
6Friday, 5 May 7:40pm'12.9 (81)12.17 (89)Lost by 8 pointsWACA Ground21,268Richard Osborne

Summary

Ladder

Citations

References

References

  1. ''AFL Record Guide to Season 2007'', p. 398
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