Links To Other Local Clubs
The Western Magpies enjoy close relationships with all of the junior and senior clubs within Brisbane's western suburbs in their role as the focal point for football ball in the area. All junior clubs within the area are encouraged to promote the Western Magpies as the pathway into the AFL for young players in the western suburbs. In a similar way, the club also relates closely with the surrounding senior clubs, as they also provide a pathway for players to play at a standard of football that best suits their ability. In particular, the Western Magpies work closely with the Sherwood Junior Australian Football Club and the Kenmore Australian Football Club. The junior clubs within the western suburbs that the Western Magpies work with include;
- Collingwood Park
- Ferny Grove
- Forest Lake
- The Gap
- Kenmore
- Jindalee
- Moggill
- Moorooka
- Park Ridge
- Sherwood
- Southern Redbacks
- Springfield Lakes
- Wests Juniors
- Yeronga
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