Zane Trew was born on 26 April 2002 and is a former professional Australian rules footballer who played for the West Coast Eagles in the Australian Football League.
14 Facts About Zane Trew
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Zane Trew played junior football for Hills Rangers Junior Football Club, becoming the first Australian Football player from Hills Rangers to be drafted to an AFL team.
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Zane Trew was educated at Swan Christian College, where Trew's mother teaches.
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Zane Trew was a talented junior, representing Western Australia in the 2018 Under 16 national championships, and being named in the Midfield in the 2018 Under 16 All Australian Team, averaging 18.7 disposals.
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Zane Trew was selected to play for the Australian Under 17 team against the New Zealand Falcons, and unfortunately dislocated his shoulder in the game.
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Zane Trew debuted for the Eagles WAFL team, making an immediate impact and soon was awarded a one-year contract extension with the club.
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Zane Trew played 11 games for the WAFL eagles, averaging 17.9 disposals and 4.9 tackles a game.
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Zane Trew suffered a minor hamstring strain in the round 14 loss to his former team Swan Districts keeping him on the sidelines for the next two weeks.
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Zane Trew only had ten disposals and four tackles for the match.
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Zane Trew admitted he was rusty after missing nine months of footy, and was glad to come out of the game with no injuries.
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Zane Trew was a late withdrawal from the WAFL eagles round seven fixture with an ITB complaint, causing him to miss two rounds.
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Zane Trew returned in round nine against Subiaco, gathering 18 disposals as the eagles lost by 28 points.
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Zane Trew then played a major part in the WAFL eagles first win of the season in round 10, collecting 17 disposals as the Eagles won by 41 points.
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Zane Trew had thirteen disposals and kicked a goal as the Eagles lost by 35 points.