Gary Stocks is a Communications Manager specializing in sports journalism. He writes for the West Coast Eagles, a professional Australian rules football team based in Perth, Western Australia. His articles cover team news, player interviews, match previews and reviews, and other topics related to the club.
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Gary Stocks' coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly Australian Football League (AFL) and AFL Women's (AFLW), with an emphasis on team news, player updates, drafts, club developments, and game analysis. If you have relevant insights into the mentioned topics within the local context of Australia, Western Australia or Perth, he may be interested in receiving information about these areas.
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The Eagles have locked in their 23-man team for RAC Derby No.58 on Saturday night
It’s impossible to crystal ball the futures of the developing players on the current list, but certainly there seems to be some exciting long-term prospects in their ranks.
The dual Club Champion was phenomenal against Fremantle in the RAC Derby upset
The women's football champion has joined the West Coast Eagles Board of Directors
The Eagles will wear the club's first ANZAC guernsey against Gold Coast
Across this round of fixtures in the AFL we also use our national code – Australian football – to draw inspiration from them
The West Coast Eagles have named their 26-man squad for Sunday's trip to face Gold Coast
The Eagles have confirmed their 23 to face the Suns
As Adam Simpson has said, the growth of this team will not be linear but one suspects Eagles fans will enjoy the journey.
West Coast was gallant and efficient in attack during a 37-point loss to Gold Coast on Sunday
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