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East Coast Football Club

Rouse Hill, New South Wales

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Club Overview

The East Coast Eagles represent Sydney’s north-west and are based at Bruce Purser Reserve in Rouse Hill. The club fields men’s and women’s teams and is a foundation member of the Sydney Football League from 2027.

Founded
1976
Club Colours
Royal BlueGold
Club Motto
Not Recorded
Club Song
Not Recorded
Nickname
Eagles
Located
Rouse Hill, New South Wales
Leagues & Associations
SFL From 2027 · Upcoming

Club Grounds

1 Ground

Club Guernseys

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Participation History

Each league and the years this club participated.

Club History

The club’s roots lie in the Baulkham Hills Australian Football Club, established in 1976. Its pathway into senior football developed in 1988, and the East Coast Eagles name was adopted in 2000. The senior and junior organisations formally separated in 2001.

East Coast won three consecutive senior premierships from 2009 to 2011, competed in the NEAFL from 2012 to 2014, and returned to AFL Sydney in 2015.

Premierships & Heritage

0 recorded premierships won by this club.

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Resources & References

Official Club Website

eastcoasteagles.com.au

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Updated 30 Oct 2026