West Coast wrapped up their first week of pre-season on Friday, with the Club’s first-to-fourth-year players completing their opening week alongside a number of experienced teammates.

There were plenty of positive signs across the track, with Harry Edwards returning to the main group and getting stuck into the session, while Elliot Yeo was also back working through the paces.

Returning midfielder Dev Robertson joined in with the group before finishing his session with running, while Mid-Season Draft pick Marcus Herbert looked in great shape as he embarked on his first full pre-season with the Eagles.

Bo Allan was among those building his fitness completing laps as he continued to work through pre-season preparations. Tyrell Dewar was providing a strong physical presence around the stoppage drills.

The rehabilitation group that included Tylah Williams, Jacob Newton and Yeo worked through a series of drills as they continued their respective programs.

Following the warm-up, the groups hit the track for a series of sprints, led by Josh Lindsay, before sharpening their skills through kicking drills and finishing with match-play scenarios.

Jobe Shanahan provided one of the highlights of the session, showing off his impressive leap and clean hands in the air, while Milan Murdock was also showcasing his skill and high energy as he looks to build on his first season at the club.

AFLW coach Daisy Pearce was also out on the track, lending a hand with drills and working closely with the playing group and coaching staff.

With week one now complete, the younger Eagles will continue to build their fitness and skills as pre-season preparations ramp up before the Christmas break.