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The story behind our 2025 First Nations Guernsey
Wongutha man Kevin Wilson discusses the meaning and symbols woven into our stunning 2025 First Nations guernsey!
Sir Doug Nicholls Round
In 2025, the AFL proudly marks the 10-year anniversary of Sir Doug Nicholls Round — honouring the extraordinary contributions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander players, cultures, and communities to Australian football. This year’s celebration will take place over two rounds: Round 10 (15–18 May) and Round 11 (22–25 May).
Learn MoreOur First Nations Players
From the moment the first West Coast Eagles squad was assembled there has been a deep connection between the club and First Nations players.
Learn MoreReconciliation Action Plan
The West Coast Eagles have produced four Reconciliation Action Plans (RAP) during its history. The development of our fifth RAP is currently underway with the guidance of reconciliation specialists Wonnil Partners, the Eagles RAP committee and First Nations Elders in residence Uncle Simon Forrest, Aunty Vivienne Hansen and Reconciliation Australia.
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Professor Simon Forrest
Professor Simon Forrest was born and raised in Wadjuk country (Perth). He has connections to country at Goomalling (Balardong), Swan Valley (Wajuk), Mt Magnet (Badimaya) and Leonora (Wongutha).
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Vivienne ‘Binyarn’ Hansen
Vivienne ‘Binyarn’ Hansen is a Balladong Wadjuk Yorga woman from the Bibbulmun Nation, or Noongar people, of the south-west of Western Australia.
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2025 AFL First Nations Guernsey
Designed by Wongutha man Kevin Wilson and Maduwongga and Noongar woman Taryn Woods.
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2024 AFLW First Nations Guenrsey
Designed by Yamatji artist Loretta Egan.
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2024 AFL First Nations Guernsey
Designed by Yamatji artist Loretta Egan.
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2023 AFLW First Nations Guernsey
Designed by Kija and Jaru woman Krstel Petrevski.
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