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KICKOFF
Female Football Round
CELEBRATING
WOMEN & GIRLS
IN FOOTBALL
6 - 15 MAY 2022
WELCOME
Female Football Round
Football NSW is thrilled to be celebrating Female Football NSW family who continually strive to
Football Round during Female Football Week in deliver better development opportunities for
what has been an amazing 2022 season thus far. players, coaches, referees and volunteers along
with administrators.
With the FIFA Women’s World Cup just over 12
months away and the recently announced $10 It is amazing to see the new pathways that have
million NSW Football Legacy Program investment in been created for female coaches and referees in
full swing, it’s never been a more exciting time for improving the standards of the game.
female football in Australia.
Equally, we also want to pay homage to our hard-
Today football will showcase its finest female working volunteers who continuously work around
football stars on show as we head into Round Five the clock in ensuring our game continues to
of the NPL NSW Women’s and Round Twelve of the progress.
League One Women’s competitions
Women play an important role in developing
On top of the sensational football on display that we football and we thank you for your hard work and
will no doubt witness, our game isn’t just about our contribution as we celebrate Female Football Round
talented players. in 2022.
We would like to highlight, respect and acknowledge Hayley Todd
each and every female football Champion in the Head of Women’s & Schools Football
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Female Football Round
WOMEN IN
FOOTBALL
PROFILES
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AMY SHEPHERD
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Soccer Development Officer – Sydney University
SYDNEY UNIVERSITY COACHES HEADSHOT
WHEN DID YOU BECOME INVOLVED IN
FOOTBALL?
Growing up in England, I was born into football,
however, I didn’t enter the structured game until my
later years of child development. As a young kid, I
played a lot of street football and played casually
until I joined my first team aged 13. Throughout my
playing career, I adopted a leadership role and very
quickly noticed a passion for coaching, whereby
I came involved in various coaching roles from the
age of 16.
BRIEF BACKGROUND IN FOOTBALL
In my early twenties, I was presented with an is something you are truly passionate about. Just
opportunity to coach over in the United States, because you do not make it as a player, you can
where I found myself in a full-time position for three still succeed, whether it be through coaching,
years. From there, I travelled a lot, from volunteering refereeing, administration, media/comms,
for a football charity in Gambia, Africa, to travelling development, etc. There are so many avenues that
and working in Australia. can keep you involved in the beautiful game, all of
which open so many opportunities.
After returning home to work with Norwich FC’s
Boys Development Programme and Watford FC’s HOW IS YOUR CLUB SHAPING UP IN 2022?
Women’s U23 Development Squad, I returned to
Off the back of two heavily disrupted COVID
Sydney where I have worked across all areas of the
seasons, I think everyone is really excited for 2022.
game at Sydney Uni SFC, now currently work in a
full-time capacity as a Football Development Officer. Our Boy’s Youth League competition have
expanded to a 30-week season, whilst all our Girls
WHY DID YOU BECOME AN ADMINISTRATOR?
and Boys Youth League teams have extended match
Once I graduated from University, after studying minutes, all resulting in more football being played.
Sport Management, I took on the role as a Sport Meanwhile, the NPL NSW Women’s competition is
Development Officer within my local county now home to so many A-League Women’s players,
of Hertfordshire. Whilst offering all the skills, whereby the stage is set for some quality football
knowledge and experience of sport administration, and an entertaining 2022 campaign. Off the
I quickly realised that my ambition to put my degree field, Sydney Uni SFC are always striving to raise
into practice was directly linked to football, as standards and looking at prospective avenues and
opposed to wider sports. I also gained a better opportunities for the future game.
understanding of how difficult it was to make a full-
WHO YOU THINK WILL WIN THE WOMEN’S
time career solely from football coaching, so football
WORLD CUP IN 2023?
administration and development was a perfect way
to stay in the game within a full-time capacity. Since I think a favourite always has to be USA due to
then, the growth of the game has been very positive, their stature, depth and previous tenure within the
with more opportunities available, especially in the Women’s game. However, with the rise of female
female space. football, I feel the gaps and competition are forever
closing, whereby I would love to see both England
WHAT ADVICE WOULD YOU GIVE TO GIRLS
and Australia do well. I also have an inkling that
WANTING TO BE FOOTBALL ADMINISTRATORS?
France will be up there. I appreciate this is a sitting
I think it’s really important to understand that there on the fence answer, so I’ll go with my heart and say
are a number of ways to stay in the game if football England!
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HOW IS YOUR CLUB SHAPING UP IN 2022?
Our association and club are shaping very well, association female numbers
are great, and theCANNULI
CATHERINE season has just kicked off. In our club team, SD Raiders, we
have a record number of players and are doing really well across the board.
Women’s
WHO Manager
YOU THINK – Southern
WILL WIN Districts
THE WOMEN’S Football
WORLD CUP INAssociation
2023?
Let's hope our mighty Matildas win the world cup!
WHEN DID YOU BECOME INVOLVED IN HOW IS YOUR CLUB SHAPING UP IN 2022?
FOOTBALL?
Our association and club are shaping very well,
I have been involved in football my whole life but on association female numbers are great, and the
the coaching and administrative side, seven years. season has just kicked off. In our club team, SD
Raiders, we have a record number of players and are
BRIEF BACKGROUND IN FOOTBALL doing really well across the board.
I have been fortunate enough to represent state and WHO YOU THINK WILL WIN THE WOMEN’S
national teams in junior and senior age groups. WORLD CUP IN 2023?
WHY DID YOU BECOME AN ADMINISTRATOR? Let’s hope our mighty Matildas win the world cup!
It’s very rewarding being involved with our
association and club especially when you see the
growth in female football over the past 5 years.
WHAT ADVICE WOULD YOU GIVE TO GIRLS
WANTING TO BE FOOTBALL ADMINISTRATORS?
Keep working hard and the opportunities will come.
In football, it’s always hard work but on the other
hand, very rewarding.
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EMILY HUSBAND
Head Coach First Grade – Sydney University FC
WHEN DID YOU BECOME INVOLVED IN
FOOTBALL?
Football has been a part of my life since I was born,
my family and I are big Leeds United supporters and
growing up I would play in the back garden with
my brother and dad which is where my love for the
game started.
BRIEF BACKGROUND IN FOOTBALL
I joined my first team at nine and just loved playing.
I would always have a ball at my feet and things just
went from there. I went on to represent my county,
played for Huddersfield Town, Manchester City
and Leeds United, then I got a scholarship for the
University of Texas at Brownsville in the USA. Whilst
in the US, that’s when I started gaining an interest
in coaching, starting out with u4/5s on a weekend,
before taking up more and more coaching work
because I was enjoying it so much.
WHY DID YOU BECOME A COACH?
When I started out in coaching, I had so much
enjoyment from playing football that I wanted
others to experience that too. As I have grown as
a coach, it’s so motivating seeing players grow not
just on the pitch but as individuals too.
WHAT ADVICE WOULD YOU GIVE TO GIRLS
WANTING TO BE FOOTBALL COACHES?
Do it for the love of the game, you have the ability to
positively impact a player’s life through sport; that is
invaluable for me.
HOW IS YOUR CLUB SHAPING UP IN 2022? For more information
Sydney University have had a really good start to on coaching
the 2022 season across the club, we know there
is still plenty to work on and we are far from where opportunities,
we want to be but are making good steps towards visit
it each week.
WHO YOU THINK WILL WIN THE WOMEN’S
WORLD CUP IN 2023? www.footballnsw.com.au/
I will have to go for England, we have had the core coaches
group of the squad together for a few years now and
they’re great to watch.
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ELYSE FINLAYSON
Head Coach Reserve Grade – Illawarra Stingrays
WHEN DID YOU BECOME INVOLVED IN
FOOTBALL?
I’ve played football ever since I could remember. My
first club that I ever played for was Thirroul Football
Club, where I played through all my junior years
before moving into the National Premier League with
the Illawarra Stingrays in 2006. Thirroul was always a
good club, and even after I moved away as a player,
I refereed there to earn some money. From there, I
began my coaching journey whilst playing at clubs
such as South Coast Taipans Futsal Club and Illawarra
United Stingrays Football Club.
BRIEF BACKGROUND IN FOOTBALL
in Advanced Coaching and have since obtained
After my stint at Thirroul (U5s to U12s), I played my AFC/FFA Youth and Senior C Licence, and have
at Stingrays for approximately 3-4 years before recently undertaken my B Licence Certification.
venturing to Sydney clubs, Sutherland Shire Sharks
WHAT ADVICE WOULD YOU GIVE TO GIRLS
and Macarthur Rams. Throughout my youth I’ve was
WANTING TO BE FOOTBALL COACHES?
selected for CHS Teams, State Titles Teams (Far South),
NSW Metro for Nationals and also went overseas to Take the opportunity and just run with it. Enjoy the
San Diego as part of a tour in the Nike Surf College journey because you never know what it can develop
Cup. I then made my return to Illawarra in 2014 as into.
Senior Goalkeeper where I played for approximately
four years as a goalkeeper whilst coaching and since HOW IS YOUR CLUB SHAPING UP IN 2022?
officially ‘hanging up the gloves’, have been involved 2022 for the Illawarra Stingrays has been another
in coaching from GSAP, through to Youth and this difficult and disruptive season due to El Nina /
year I’ve made my debut in the senior squad as Head continuous rainfall and flooding, which a lot of other
Coach of Reserve Grade. clubs have also experienced. But The Stingrays have
WHY DID YOU BECOME A COACH? always been a resilient and competitive club that often
perseveres and demonstrates a strong commitment
I’ve played Football for as long as I could remember, to their goals, vision and mission to develop women’s
and I’ve always looked up to several of my coaches football in the local region. As difficult as it has been,
over the years. While I was playing Futsal at the the culture of the club, the strong family values it
South Coast Taipans in 2010, one of my coaches, holds, and overall positivity flowing through the club
April Van Woerkom, kind of encouraged me to on game days has been a great vibe and why I love
become a coach. From that moment, I began my football and the football community!
coaching journey in obtaining my Futsal Licence and
in 2011 / 2012, I became Head Coach of the U14s WHO YOU THINK WILL WIN THE WOMEN’S
Girls. I immediately fell in love with coaching and WORLD CUP IN 2023?
continued my experience with South Coast Taipans, Of course, I’d really like Australia to win the Women’s
as I obtained my Community Level Certificates such World Cup on home soil in 2023 but I really think it will
as MiniRoos, Skills Acquisition and Game Training. be the most competitive World Cup we’ve seen with
In 2015, I was playing senior football and expressed the expansion. I think France were very unfortunate
my interest in being an assistant to learn off the other in 2019 so they will be up there alongside England
coaches before jumping in. Saying this, the U13s and Sweden. They will all be very strong contenders
coach withdrew from their position which allowed to take home the title in 2023 but my money will be
me to become Head Coach. I began my adventure on Sweden.
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referee course I thought why not.
WHAT ADVICE WOULD YOU GIVE TO GIRLS WANTING AMBER MORRIS
TO BE FOOTBALL RE
Definitely give it a go! Becoming a referee is one of the most rewarding thin
A-League Women’s Assistant Referee, NPL Women’s Referee,
met so many amazing people and friends plus NPL youMen’s
get paid to keep fit.
Assistant Referee
WHEN DID YOU BECOME INVOLVED IN WHAT ADVICE WOULD YOU GIVE TO GIRLS
FOOTBALL? WANTING TO BE FOOTBALL REFEREES?
I started playing football when I was 13 for Definitely give it a go! Becoming a referee is one of
Hazelbrook Hawks in the Blue Mountains and also the most rewarding things I’ve ever done. I’ve met
played for my high school team. so many amazing people and friends plus you get
paid to keep fit.
WHY DID YOU BECOME A REFEREE?
After many, many years of not playing football, in
2016 I decided to play again and joined an all-age
women’s team in the Eastern Suburbs of Sydney. I
noticed that we didn’t always have a referee (which
I’m sure all players know is not ideal). So, when I
received an email to attend ESFA’s Level 4 referee
course I thought why not.
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SIOBHAN GREGORY
NPL Women’s Referee
WHEN DID YOU BECOME INVOLVED IN
FOOTBALL?
I started playing football at the age of six at my local
soccer club and continued playing up until I was 16
and had to step away due to the constant injuries.
WHY DID YOU BECOME A REFEREE?
I became a referee because of my dad, and it was
some good money as a 13-year-old. My attitude and
beliefs have changed since then and I now referee
to stay fit and to keep involved in football without
constant injuries.
WHAT ADVICE WOULD YOU GIVE TO GIRLS For more information
WANTING TO BE FOOTBALL REFEREES?
on becoming a referee,
It was the best decision I have made as I have met
some of my closest and best friends from refereeing. visit
The support you get from the referee community
definitely helps make the whole experience more www.footballnsw.com.au/
enjoyable. referees
10 #ourgameTEAM LISTS Saturday 7th May • 2.45pm
Kate Anthonisz Annabella Neve Thornton
Jess Hannah May Frampton Susanna Behne-Smith
Lexie Moreno Yasmin Popovic
Claudia Louise Cholakian Zoe Karipidis
Aimee Phillips Chloe Lee Walandouw
Kiara De Domizio Brinley Gentle
Kalista Tsoupis Claire Louise Adams
Sarah yatim Evie Rose Horgan
Georgia Koutzoumis Ella Murray
gisella pipino Grace Kingett
Georgia Sophie Manos Saffron Grass
Teresa Polias Alisha Ingrey
Cortnee Brooke Vine Josie Anne Allan
Mackenzie Hawkesby Amelia Grace O’Brien
Angelique Hristodoulou Alice Webster
Jada Leanne mathyssen Lara Gooch
Charlie Jayde Rule
Teigan Riley Collister
Charlotte McLean
Winonah Grace Heatley
Taylor Ray
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11TEAM LISTS Sunday 8th May • 4.40pm
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Maya Fernandez Michelle Louise carney
Mary Stanic-Floody Sian Fryer-Mclaren
Ella Abdul Massih Chloe Middleton
Isabella Chidiac Danika Matos
Anabelle Rose Ghabach Hayley Taylor-Young
Erin Gordon Sheridan Gallagher
Shay Hollman Erica Halloway
Megan Mifsud Caitlin Dawn Cooper
Sienna Saveska Mikayla Jade Vidmar
Daniella Sara Naeimi Jayme Millard
Daniela Galic
Amy Chessari
Chantelle Maniti
Tahlia Franco
Amalia Plummer
Ella Buchanan
Jynaya Rose Dos Santos
Gemma Ferris
Alexia Marina Apostolakis
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Skye Casacchia Annabelle Daczko
Georgia Plessas Keisha Allen
Liana Danaskos Tanya Borazio
Elin Rosenberg Cemazar Alyssa Maree Rose
Maryam Mostaghimi Rachael Goldstein
Daisy Arrowsmith Sally James
Stephanie Jane Ambrose Jordan Jasnos
Baxter Thew Jamilla Sofia Rankin
Lorena Delmar Bugden Ashlie Crofts
Alexia Karrys-Stahl Milan Hammond
Panagiota Petratos Rosaria Galea
Emma Stanbury Bryleeh Henry
Paige Hayward Jessika Jayne Nash
Brianna Edwards Naomi Chinnama
Tiana Jaber Hana Ann Lowry
Olivia Margaret Price Maja Markovski
Siobhan Edwards
Emily Condon
Demi Koulizakis
Matthew Costantini
Paul Costantini
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13TEAM LISTS Sunday 8th May • 5pm
Emily Alexandra Minett Tahlia Macri
Corinne Winkler Ellie Howard
Nicole Simonsen Mia Mcgovern
Emily Michelle Bastow Rachael Ann Patterson
Ruby Elizabeth Jackson Victoria Martin
Alexia Forner Bianca Radman
Nicola Simmons Morgan Roberts
Nicole Stuart Isabella Volkanovski
Jane Vanzino Ivana Galic
Meisha Westland Scarlet Thomas
Kahli Johnson Erin Pridmore
Caitlin Amy Jarvie Nikola Emmeline Orgill
Polly Doran Lucy Johnson
Yuka Honda Katie Carole Offer
Phoebe Gilbane Sunny Kathlene Franco
Sophia Varley Kirsty Jane Fenton
Sasha Grove
Natalie Louise Tobin
Isabella Whitton
Sophie Harding
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Beth Bernardi Holly Williams
Hannah Mcnulty Laura Anne Murtagh
Hannah Bourke Kylie Ledbrook
Danielle Mary Bartels Patricia Charalambous
Sienna Joy Fraser Melissa Grace Caceres
Shadeene Evans Darcey Malone
Josie Wilson Alexandra Huynh
Aideen Keane Leena Lovely Khamis
Maddie Bart Isabella Foletta
Iona Snape Lauren Keir
Ariella Andrea Cabezas Bethany Gordon
Ella Rose Tonkin Shamiran Khamis
Ashlee Brodigan Miku Sunaga
Abbey Green
Morgan Aquino
Malia steinmetz
Isabel Gomez
Claudia Bunge
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Gabrielle Peak Claudia Cicco
Ashley Irwin Sophie Hoban
Brianna Oliverio Sophie Magus
Stephanie Augoustis Estelle Fragale
Courtney Newbon Logan Garard
Georgia Boric Princess Ibini
Rola Badawiya Tori Mary Tumeth
Hannah Jones Kaitlyn Torpey
Cushla Rue Shea Connors
Bianca Galic Elizabeth Rose Ralston
Taren Louise King Deborah-Anne De La Harpe
Annabel Martin Nickoletta Flannery
Sarah Razan Morgan Sarah Hunter
Holly Caspers Sarah Jessica Willacy
Emma Ilijoski Leah Davidson
Rachel Georgia Lowe Rhianna Pollicina
Holly Mcnamara
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Christine Kulassarian Indianna Gonda Asimus
Hannah Voloder Gabrielle Kathleen Blanch
Talie Walton Kasey Rose Boelhouwer
Melina Manna Kiah Carmody
Carla Pina Abou-haidar Teagan Maree Douglas
Louise Hannah Dal Bon Jordyn Chloe Drysdale
Natasha Aitken Rachel Glendenning
Rhea D’Mello Rhiannon Marie Hines
Ceyda Cambaz Eloise Jones
Renee Krstanovska Kaitlin May Murphy
Montana Bolzan Sophie Nenadovic
Emma Jessie Voloder Kyara O’Brien
Lauren Emily Featherstone Leah O?Hagan
Daniela Brekic Candice Phelan
Candace Josephine Sciberras Elizabeth Shorter
Tania Baban Chloe Smith
Samantha Huynh
18 #ourgameTEAM LISTS Sunday 8th May • 3pm
Violet Keelan Tiarne Schuman
Ana Filipa Sousa Pires Analise Limnios
Isabella Raad Bethany Rodriguez
Ariane Eloise Brown Zoe Katsionis
Lacie Bowling Caitlin Lauren Webster
Zoe Hart Natalie Pajor
Lily Hart Belinda Leigh Anderson-Sharp
Isabella Georgievski Amelia Griffin
Alina Stojcevski Jess Wootton
Janan Codmani Bojana Poletanovic
Genevieve Nisbet Victoria Coolentianos
Summer Dann Sofia Issa
Sienna Hillier Brittany Duggan
Jasmine Stretton Lara Mascaro
Kira Nance Jane Lechowicz Jenna Louise Smith
Jasmin Lawler Natalie Marchese
Christina Dendrinos Marissa Papoulidis
Ashley Purcell
Katerina Morsello
Rebecca Louise Dennis
Chloe Ann O’Brien
Bella Donaldson
Cristina Margaret Ann Esposito
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19TEAM LISTS Sunday 8th May • 3pm
Genevieve Russo Ashleigh Bax
Amy Bennett Kiara Rochaix
Joanna Evelyn Minas Rachel Chalhoub
Sara Pezzotta Yasmin Samantha Aloisio
Bek Hutton Jinneecka Klenka
Samantha Cupitt Kaylie Shannon
Chloe Avgoustou Lexy Thorpe
Jordan Ashleigh Baker Claire Marie Szymoniczek
Zoe Yeats Cyrena Bouris
Jess Meads Bronte Tilsed
Stevie Donougher Anna Ivanovic
Morgan Margaret Maxwell Alara Inal
Jasmine Maguire Jan Tecala
Kate Dale Ainsley Byrne
Melody Nelson Ava Busch
Maddison Farmer Catia Pieriboni
Nicole Besz Tayla Chaplin
Lara Nicholls
Alicia Lee
Sarah Nachar
20 #ourgameTEAM LISTS Sunday 8th May • 3.10pm
Jessica Neville Daniella Batten
Sarah Mandile Issey Morris
Alexandra Margaret Vousden Tara Denise Casserly
Rojin Polat Tiahna Svetlana Robertson
Amanda Radmilo Sarah Ferris
Mikala Tucker Sonja Murphy
Natasha Lee Pentecost Hannah Charak
Chloe Doan Rio Darlaston
Milica Aleksic Marcella Santos
Kiara Coscia Cassandra Christopher
Isabella Coleman Grace McCormick
Erin Phelan Eve Hess
Trudy Camelleri Lara Joffe
Maria Braco
Nicole Adam
Ashley Blayney
Jesse Mullins
Michaela Susan Finlay
Gabrielle Burns
Miranda Summersby-Mitchell
Thea Kay Slatyer
Amanda Levaskevich
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21TEAM LISTS Sunday 8th May • 3.15pm
Kayla Arkinstall Anjelica Williams
Melanie Leedham Gemma Morgan
Autumn Lily Ford Jamaica Matia Marshall
Madison Rose Cater Hannah Haberman
Gabrielle Dickinson Catriona Haberman
Amanda Jane Carney Annabel Forbes
Cassandra Maree Petkovska Dione King
Casey Elizabeth Johnson Kasia Anna Wojtowicz
Anna Katerina Simon Annalise Schiraldi
Jorgi Webb Ella Goodwin
Monique Murray Natalia Giannakos
Claire Scott Hannah Elizabeth Gestier
Jasmin Douglass Santina Wang
Jessie Lara Abbott Cassidy White
Camille Rose Falshaw Kristen Prior
Jasmine Kaye Tan
Jarrah Fuz
22 #ourgameTEAM LISTS Sunday 8th May • 3.40pm
Sara Piriz Ruby Blanch
Tamires Souza Darby Walsh
Jessica Seaman Caitlin Russell
Hannah Rose Macri Brooke Love
Elizabeth Courtney Grey Ebony Freeman
Amy Altman Libby Loveday
Alanna Fisher Alexis Malizis
Erica Di sciascio Emilia Skopal
Evelyn Chronis Lisa Prior
Caitlin Campbell Rachelle Wang
Trudy Burke Bethany Nielsen
Rochelle Lee Johnson Monique Koloski
Rita Boateng Piper Luella Cowen
Carlie Barbara Ikonomou Jessica Cruickshank
Tessa Amy Clout Charlotte Mia Palmisano
Hannah Beard Sariah Wilson
Kiara Farquhar
Siahn Clare Bozanic
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23TEAM LISTS Sunday 8th May • 3.45pm
Sarah Easthope Jessica Forman
Aisling Davidson Charlotte O’Flynn
Cassandra Wheeler Melissah Fay Summer Parlato
Bridget Jane Brien Kristy Rohrer
Bianca Jade Galayini Aleesha Santos
Ellen Berios Maddison Jones
Annie Halls Sophia Pacheco
Chantelle Trovato Eve Wilson
Caitlin Bass Charlotte Wilson
Desiree Galea Ashlee Taff
Leah Tallon Aleksia Ostojic
Emma Jackson Jade Constance
Stefanie Trovato Alexandria Witton
Emma Wholohan Natalie Angela Zamprogno
Alix Penne Roberts
24 #ourgameTEAM LISTS Sunday 8th May • 5.40pm
Teagan Long Vanessa Walder
Lara Brewis Zineta De Beer
Eleanor Lidbetter Tia Berg
Ashleigh Stevens Breony Webb
Sofia Merkoureas Jasmine Crouch
Georgia Vlangos Ellie Winter
Jade Morgan-Faye French Kayla Gallagher
Eloise Ann Hansen Veronica Dimo
Anja Seeto Isabella Bonnici
Gemma Woolley Grace Chambers
Isabelle Hatton Tayla Garifalakis
Ashleigh Palombi Paris Staal
Zoe Zaczek Alexandra Roswitha Morgan
Keiko Tanaka Emma Kate Ingerson
Romina Parraguirre Isabella Josephine Williams
Elizabeth Gilbane Olivia Fraser
Astreia Denby Christine Granero
Zoe Gomez Madeline Fernando
Taliah Alejandra Castillo Hannah Jessica Plaatjes
Jennifer Bennett Holly Amalia Pender
Kimberley Anne Davey Angelique Lynch
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