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Luke Foley

Last played for West Coast Eagles in 2023
Games: 32     Born: October 8, 1999     Origin: Subiaco
Playing Height: 189cm     Playing Weight: 81kg     Position: Defender
Drafted: Round 2, Pick #31 2018 National Draft by West Coast Eagles
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Luke Foley Biography

Monday, 11 September 2023

Luke Foley is delisted by West Coast.

"He has been a solid contributor in the last five years and has certainly created some strong relationships within the club. We wish Luke every success for whatever the future holds," Eagles general manager of football Gavin Bell said.

Thursday, 17 September 2020

Luke Foley makes his AFL debut for West Coast with 3 disposals (3 kicks), 2 marks and a tackle in a 15-point win over North Melbourne.

Monday, 26 November 2018

West Coast draftee Luke Foley is happy to be a member of the team he supported after being overlooked in 2017.

Foley's performances for Western Australia at the national championships – when he averaged 17 disposals and eight tackles - got the Eagles' attention and they took the lifelong fan with their second pick, No.31 overall.

"I just came in this year with the mindset of wanting to get the best out of myself and really put myself forward. I always had the belief I could get to this stage," Foley said.

"I just knew that this year would be the year. Having a year out of school, doing a bit of part-time work and study, has really been beneficial for me."

Friday, 23 November 2018

West Coast select Luke Foley with pick No.31 in the 2018 National Draft.

"We've followed Luke really closely over the last couple of years and we've really liked him as a player. It was good to see him spend a bit more time on the inside this year and develop some different parts of his game," West Coast list manager Brady Rawlings said.

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