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Perth Now
01-07-2025
- Sport
- Perth Now
Rising Star nominee set to again miss for Eagles
Tyrell Dewar will miss a second straight game off the back of his Rising Star nomination, with the running defender unable to beat the clock to be passed fit in time for West Coast's Friday night fixture against GWS. Dewar suffered a minor hamstring strain off the back of his breakout 27-disposal game against Carlton before the Eagles' bye, with the 21-year-old failing to prove his fitness ahead of the Giants clash. 'With limited recovery time before this week's game, he won't be available again this week,' Eagles high performance manager Mat Inness said. Dewar is riding a personal 13-game losing streak – the second-longest such run of any current player behind North Melbourne's Callum Coleman-Jones (16) - having missed West Coast's sole win of the year against St Kilda in round 10. The Eagles will be boosted by the return of premiership defender Tom Cole and forward recruit Matt Owies for the home clash with the Giants. One of just five active premiership players at West Coast after Dom Sheed's retirement announcement, Cole has missed the past two matches with a hamstring strain. Owies suffered a calf complaint in the early stages of the Eagles' win over the Saints in May. The Carlton recruit has booted six goals in 10 appearances for his new club. Mid-season recruit Jacob Newton has been cleared to return to action after sitting out last weekend's WAFL action due to illness.
West Australian
01-07-2025
- Sport
- West Australian
Tyrell Dewar to miss a second straight game as Tom Cole & Matt Owies get cleared for West Coast Eagles returns
Tyrell Dewar will miss a second straight game off the back of his Rising Star nomination, with the running defender unable to beat the clock to be passed fit in time for West Coast's Friday night fixture against GWS. Dewar suffered a minor hamstring strain off the back of his breakout 27-disposal game against Carlton before the Eagles' bye, with the 21-year-old failing to prove his fitness ahead of the Giants clash. 'With limited recovery time before this week's game, he won't be available again this week,' Eagles high performance manager Mat Inness said. Dewar is riding a personal 13-game losing streak – the second-longest such run of any current player behind North Melbourne's Callum Coleman-Jones (16) - having missed West Coast's sole win of the year against St Kilda in round 10. The Eagles will be boosted by the return of premiership defender Tom Cole and forward recruit Matt Owies for the home clash with the Giants. One of just five active premiership players at West Coast after Dom Sheed's retirement announcement, Cole has missed the past two matches with a hamstring strain. Owies suffered a calf complaint in the early stages of the Eagles' win over the Saints in May. The Carlton recruit has booted six goals in 10 appearances for his new club. Mid-season recruit Jacob Newton has been cleared to return to action after sitting out last weekend's WAFL action due to illness.
Perth Now
26-06-2025
- Sport
- Perth Now
Dewar down and out for Pies clash
Tyrell Dewar will miss the Eagles' clash Credit: Riley Churchman / The West Australian Mitchell Woodcock The West Australian West Coast will be without young gun Tyrell Dewar for their monumental task of trying to take down ladder-leaders Collingwood at Marvel Stadium on Saturday evening. Dewar will miss the clash with injury, joining co-captain Oscar Allen (knee/Achilles) as players to come out from their disappointing loss to Carlton before the bye. Eagles coach Andrew McQualter resisted swinging the axe after they conceded 10 of the first 11 goals against the Blues less than a fortnight ago, with veteran wingman Jayden Hunt retaining his spot despite being subbed out with only two disposals to his name. Debutant Jobe Shanahan has been named at centre-half-forward after The West Australian revealed he would replace Allen in attack despite spending the past few games in the WAFL down back. Defender-turned-midfielder Brady Hough also returns after missing the loss to Carlton because of illness. More to come...
