Eagle Stevens joins Bulldogs

Staff reporter, The West Australian October 24, 2012, 9:34 am
Eagle Stevens joins Bulldogs: reports

Koby Stevens. Pic: WA News

Western Bulldogs secured midfielder Koby Stevens from West Coast in a trade completed on Wednesday.

Stevens, 21, played 11 games in three seasons for the Eagles and found it difficult to command a regular spot amid tough competition for midfield places.

He played only four senior matches in 2012.

The Bulldogs will give up the No.44 pick - a late second-round choice - for Stevens.

Stevens had nominated the Bulldogs as his preferred destination. He is originally from Gippsland in Victoria, a successful hunting ground for the Bulldogs over many years.

List manager Jason McCartney said Stevens was a welcome addition to the Bulldogs’ midfield stocks.

“Koby is a high-quality person with outstanding training habits and will add depth to the club’s midfield,” McCartney said.


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