West Coast premiership forward Jamie Cripps has penned a three-year extension with the club.

The 27-year old was set to become a restricted free agent later this year but will now remain an Eagle until the end of the 2023 season.

Cripps was thrilled to commit his future to West Coast.

โ€œObviously really exciting to hang around here for hopefully the rest of my career, so happy days,โ€ the goalsneak told westcoasteagles.com.au.

โ€œI just love the club, love WA. Stoked to stay in WA and I think the club is going in a good direction.

โ€œObviously weโ€™ve got the new facilities here (at Mineral Resources Park), Optus (Stadium) and all that sort of thing, so the club is looking good.โ€

Heading into the 10th season of his carer, 163-gamer hopes to continue his development as a leader for the younger players to follow.

โ€œI suppose the last couple of years my leadership on-field has probably changed a bit being one of the older half-forward players in the team,โ€ Cripps said.

โ€œIโ€™ve got to help out the Jarrod Camerons and the (Jack) Petruccelles and the (Liam) โ€˜Flyinโ€™ Ryans.

โ€œI do like that role Iโ€™ve been playing and Iโ€™ll continue doing that over the next couple of years.

โ€œWeโ€™ve got some speed, got young fellas coming through and weโ€™ve still got the old heads of โ€˜JKโ€™ and โ€˜JDโ€™ as well.

โ€œI think weโ€™ve got a good mix and thatโ€™s shown over the last couple of years playing together.โ€