“He impressed everyone at the club with his attitude in his first pre-season and we look forward to seeing him back in action soon.”West Coast rookie Clay Hall received some good news after a recent ankle injury as scans on the teenager showed no major injuries.Hall, the 38th pick last year and in the national draft, injured his ankle during the Eaglesand#039; The West Australian native is not expected to spend too long indoors at the club on Saturday.According to a statement from the Mineral Resources Park club, Hall will spend the next three to four weeks rehabilitating.”It’s great that the scans gave the best possible result for Clay,” executive director of football Gavin Bell told Eagles Media.“He impressed everyone at the club with his attitude in his first pre-season and we look forward to seeing him back in action soon.However, the news was not so positive for defender Harry Edwards, who had to undergo surgery after injuring his finger in a tackle.”Harry will have surgery and we will learn more about his return after surgery, but he will be able to continue his rehabilitation program while his finger heals,” Bell added.The Eagles host Fremantle at Mineral Resources Park on Saturday afternoon and travel to face Adelaide at Hisense Stadium next week.West Coastand#039;s regular season kicks off when they return to the City of Churches to face Port Adelaide on Sunday March 17..