Warmun Eagles Football Club

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Warmun Eagles Banners - Celebrate Every Milestone
When a Warmun Eagles Football Club player earns a milestone, mark it with a custom banner from FootyBanners.com. From 50-game achievements to century milestones and beyond, a personalised Eagles banner is a true tribute to a player's dedication and effort.

Simple to Order
Ordering your Warmun Eagles Single Player Banner is simple. Just supply the player's name, guernsey number, and milestone - for example, Trevor Ross, #8, 100 Games. Printed with permanent inks on heavy-duty weatherproof paper, your banner will stand tall through the blazing WA Kimberley heat and look fantastic on Warmun Oval.

Two Players, One Banner
Two Eagles sharing a milestone on the same game day? Our Two Player Banner celebrates them both on one great banner. Provide both players' names, guernsey numbers, and the milestone - and we will design a banner worthy of the occasion.

Team Banners for Group Celebrations
For 3 to 6 players all hitting milestones in the same round, the Team Banner is the perfect choice. Feature each player's details alongside a message like "Go Eagles!" and run through it together in front of the Warmun community. A memorable keepsake for everyone involved.

Wall Keepsake Banners
Our Wall Keepsake Banners are available in Small, Medium, and Large sizes, printed on thick recyclable paper with waterproof inks. Display one at the clubrooms, in the garage, or at home to keep the Warmun Eagles spirit alive for years after the milestone game.

Grand Final Banners
When Warmun Eagles Football Club earns a spot in the East Kimberley Football League grand final, celebrate it with a banner to match the moment. Our Grand Final Banners are available in 4.5m and 5.5m sizes with fully customised top and bottom text. Get in touch for design advice before the big day.

About Warmun Eagles Football Club
Origins and Founding
Warmun Eagles Football Club represents the Warmun Aboriginal community - also known as Turkey Creek - in the East Kimberley region of Western Australia. The Eagles compete in the Northern Division of the East Kimberley Football League (EKFL), a competition established in 1970 that covers some of the most remote communities in Australia. The club is an expression of the Warmun community's deep engagement with Australian rules football and plays a vital role in providing sporting and cultural connection for local Aboriginal people.


Club History
The Warmun Eagles have been a competitive force in the EKFL Northern Division for many years. In the 2025 EKFL Northern Division season, the Eagles finished fifth on the ladder. The club has featured in finals series across various seasons and has contributed to a rich tradition of EKFL competition from the Warmun community. In 2023, the EKFL restructured into a Northern Division based around Kununurra and a Southern Division based around Halls Creek, reducing the extraordinary travel burdens that had previously involved some clubs travelling over 1,000 kilometres for away fixtures. The Eagles benefited from this reform, with travel for Northern Division fixtures now more manageable. The club has also been part of the EKFL's effort to expand women's football participation across the East Kimberley.


Home Ground
The Warmun Eagles play their home games at Warmun Oval, located in the Warmun community. The ground underwent a major redevelopment funded by a $1.3 million investment, delivering significantly upgraded facilities for the club and the broader Warmun community. The redevelopment included new changerooms, improving player amenities at one of the most remote football grounds in Australia. The upgraded oval has enhanced Warmun's capacity to host EKFL fixtures and community events.


Community and Programs
Football is central to life in the Warmun community. The Warmun Eagles embody the spirit of the EKFL's mission to serve isolated Aboriginal communities through sport, with the club providing a structured outlet for young players and a source of community pride. The EKFL as a whole has produced notable AFL talent, including Sam Petrevski-Seton from Halls Creek, demonstrating the pathway that Kimberley football can provide to elite levels. The Eagles contribute to this tradition by developing local players and fostering a strong football culture in Warmun from an early age.


Warmun
Warmun (also known as Turkey Creek) is a remote Aboriginal community in the East Kimberley region of Western Australia, located approximately 170 kilometres south-west of Kununurra on the Great Northern Highway. The community is home to several hundred people, predominantly from the Gija language group, and is recognised as a significant cultural centre - Warmun is famous as the birthplace of Gija art, with the community producing a number of internationally acclaimed artists. The surrounding landscape features the Carr Boyd Ranges and is part of the broader East Kimberley, known for its ancient gorges, boab trees, and dramatic seasonal floods. The EKFL competition has been a constant thread in community life at Warmun, with football providing connection both within the community and across the broader East Kimberley region.
The Eagles compete in the East Kimberley Football League Northern Division and call Warmun Oval home. Follow the Warmun Eagles on Facebook for news and updates.