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9 May, 2026

High-flying Eagles face defending premiers

The Eagles are flying high after a dominant victory over Dimboola last week, but this week they have the daunting task of facing defending premiers Ararat.


New ruckman Jackson Taurau and the Warrack Eagles face a massive challenge this week, taking on reigning premiers Ararat.
New ruckman Jackson Taurau and the Warrack Eagles face a massive challenge this week, taking on reigning premiers Ararat.

Eagles coach Kyle George didn't beat around the bush when chatting to Wimmera Mallee News ahead of the clash on Saturday.

"It'd be great if Taylor (Ben), Willo (Tom Williamson), Griffin (Brody) and Ganley (Harry) had stinkers," George laughed.

It's no secret Ararat are a polished side, and George said this week it was going to be all about pressure if his charges were going to come out on top.

"We need to have a go at getting on top of their midfielders," George said.

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"The boys will also all need to play their part really, play contested footy and win our chances."

Led by Tom Williamson, Ararat dropped their first match of the season against Stawell, 12.9 (81) to 11.20 (86), before redeeming themself against Dimboola, 28.13 (181) to 4.1 (25).

The Eagles kicked off their campaign with a loss against the Horsham Saints, 6.3 (39) to 11.16 (82), but put in a better performance against Stawell the following week despite losing still, 12.3 (75) to 14.15 (99).

Ararat are currently fifth on the ladder while Warrack are sixth.

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