Rowen Powell Biography

West Coast has begun its list changes in the wake of its Grand Final loss to Hawthorn, delisting three players.

Senior-listed utility Dylan Main and rookie-listed pair Rowen Powell and Will Maginness have all been told their time at the Eagles is over.

None of the three played a senior game in their two years at the club.

"This is the toughest part of the year, telling young men that their football dreams will not be fulfilled at the West Coast Eagles," West Coast football manager Craig Vozzo said.

"Dylan, Rowen and Will are all quality young men and we sincerely hope they get opportunities elsewhere."

West Coast youngsters Tom Barrass and Rowen Powell have both been sidelined for the rest of the season due to injury.

Barrass has endured a frustrating first season in the AFL system. He was placed on the long-term injury list in January following surgery to repair a tear in his hip joint.

He returned to play eight WAFL reserves matches with East Perth but failed to break into the league side. A persistent groin injury has caused him increasing pain and the Eagles have decided to rest him for the remainder of the year in order to prepare for 2015.

Powell has played seven WAFL reserves matches but requires shoulder surgery that will rule him out for the rest of year.