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June 28th Preview: Local Legends: GFL & BFL in the Spotlight

AFL Barwon writer Wil Spence previews this weekend’s men's football matches across the Geelong and Bellarine FNL competitions.

 

Geelong Football Netball League

Grovedale vs St Joseph’s

Burdoo Reserve, 2:10PM, Saturday 28th June, 2025

Grovedale were defeated in heartbreaking fashion last week by the Giants, with a 31-point lead heading into three quarter time.

Albeit, the Tigers have been very competitive, the last month shaping for an intriguing match.

St Joseph’s in clinical fashion were able to run away with a win last week, after Bell Park trailed by seven points at the main break.

Jacob Spolding will be asking a lot from his young midfield brigade against an experienced St Joseph’s midfield.

William Ford, Jak Tute and Nicholas Hau should all be prevalent in the contest, leading the way in total groundball gets per game.

Ron Watt’s squad will look to control the football, ranking elite for kicks.

Experienced duo, Luke Webb and Jack Buckley, who returned last week after a long stint on the sidelines should provide elite ball use off the half back line.

 

Leopold vs Bell Park

Leopold Memorial Park, 2:10PM, Saturday 28th June, 2025

Leopold are looking for a fifth consecutive win after a shaky start to the season, the Lions seem to have all cylinders firing as they look to snatch a top three spot come September.

Bell Park are on the out looking in, however they have shown plenty of promise, falling short to top of the ladder, St Joseph’s.

Rick Kelly’s highly contested brand of football has been quite the success, ranking elite.

Lions star, Logan Wagener currently leads his side, averaging a whooping 33 disposals per game and should expect plenty of attention in the midfield.

Look to Connor Giddeys to be dangerous inside 50, currently with 26 majors.

James Saker’s midfield have their work cut against a powerful Lions midfield, gun Dragon Eli Pearce should expect a heavy workload, averaging 19 disposals per game, with 10 of those contested.

Skipper, Stephen Bensted’s intercept ability will be vital, averaging seven intercept possessions per game.

 

Newtown & Chilwell vs Geelong West Giants

Elderslie Oval, 2:10PM, Saturday 28th June, 2025

A come from behind win from Newtown in tough conditions against a strong Colac side, provides more insurance Newtown are the real deal.

The Giants are also coming off a come from behind win, trailing Grovedale by five goals at three quarter time, a win here and the top five becomes very achievable.

Steve Johnson has called upon key trio, Ned Harris, Mitch Diamond and Liam Nash to lead through the midfield and half back line, the trio all averaging 21 or more disposals per game.

In Greg Mallor’s final season as coach, announced on K rock Football, expect the Giants to control the football, ranking elite for total disposals.

Off-season recruit, August Stelma will be important for the Giants defense, leading his side in intercept possessions.

 

North Shore vs Colac

Windsor Park, 2:10PM, Saturday 28th June, 2025

Coming off a famous victory where North Shore won their first game of the season, the Seagulls are looking to make it two on the trot.

Colac are looking to bounce back after a devastating loss to Newtown, leading by 10 points at the main break.

Last time these two sides faced each other, the discrepancy was quite a large margin, going the way of the Tigers.

Seagulls coach Mark Hounslow’s  would be hoping for a more consistent effort, particularly after kicking six goals in a quarter last week, the most they’ve kicked all season.

Seagulls key players, Harry Purcell and Scott Brackley should have an influence on the game, Purcell averages 22 disposals per game, while Brackley leads his side in intercept possessions.

Jason Armistead will look to Tigers star Jarrod Walters to dominate in stoppage situations, currently leads his side in handballs, contested possessions, groundball gets, looseball gets and hardball gets.

 

South Barwon vs Lara

McDonald Reserve, 2:10PM, Saturday 28th June, 2025

South Barwon come into this weekend with one of their biggest wins of the season, defeating St Mary’s in a hotly contested game.

Similar showing here and finals is well and truly in the mix.

For Lara, a disappointing display last week when they had a chance to win their first game of the season.

Expect the Cats to bring the pressure from the first bounce.

Mark Neeld will look to experienced duo, Matthew Caldow and Fraser Fort to create opportunities inside 50 against a young Cats defense.

Fort currently averages 2.5 goals per game, and Caldow a tick under two goals a game.

Brett Henderson’s clearance game is an area he hopes to continue to improve on, currently minus 15 for clearances in the competition.

The heavy reliance of Darby Henderson won’t be enough with Thomas Gunther also required to play key roles.

 

St Mary’s vs St Alban’s

Kardinia Park West, 2:10PM, Saturday 28th June, 2025

St Mary’s are looking to respond after a second consecutive loss last week against South Barwon.

St Alban’s are also looking to end their losing streak of four games after losing to the reigning premier last week.

Luke Rayner’s squad will look to get threatening forward of centre with an abundance of players that can play both midfield and forward.

Jarryd Garner leads his team, averaging 28 disposals per game and 13 of those handballs which is a club high.

Rick Munn’s strongest statistics all season has been his clearance work, against a strong St Mary’s midfield, key player Fletcher Keck will carry a large load, currently averaging 25 disposals per game.

 

Bellarine Football Netball League

Torquay vs Portarlington

McCartney Oval, 2:10PM, Saturday 28th June, 2025

Both sides are looking to capitalise with their fourth win in a row.

Torquay are in good touch with key players back from injury and are pushing for a top three spot with strong percentage.

After a start to the season, Portarlington have got their season back on track under new senior coach Nathan Storer.

Incredibly trailing Modewarre at three quarter time by 30 points, the Dees put in an almighty lunge to get over the line as they look to cement themselves as a midfield team.

Dom Gleeson’s side should look to get deep entries inside 50 from their midfield, the Tigers currently rate elite for inside 50’s per game.

Led by Banjo Dyer and William Montebello who have currently kicked 23 and 22 goals respectively.

The Dees will look to be strong in the contest, led by gun recruit, Scott Greenhough who leads his side in contested possessions and handballs, with 15 and 11 per game.

 

Anglesea vs Drysdale

Ellimatta Reserve, 2:10PM, Saturday 28th June, 2025

Shapes as an exciting game of football, Anglesea currently in a rut they would like to get out of sooner rather than later.

After a disappointing loss to improving Ocean Grove, a scalp for the Roos against a Drysdale side who knocked off the form team of the competition in Queenscliff could shake the Bellarine.

A win for Drysdale would open a buffer between them and Anglesea on the ladder, and more importantly keep them within top three aspirations.

For Jordan Keras’s side, he’ll need leading goal kicker, Ayden Gras to have a day out against a quality defense.

Ben Carmichael’s squad will look to win the contested possessions and put pressure on Anglesea’s defense with deep entries inside 50.

Leading Hawk’s goal kicking this year with 18 goals, Jake Hargreaves will be dangerous at the fall of the ball.

 

Geelong Amateur vs Barwon Heads

Queens Park Reserve, 2:10PM, Saturday 28th June, 2025

An important game in which could shape the top five as we enter the second half of the season.

Geelong Amateur’s look to control top spot of the ladder with a fifth win in a row.

Barwon Heads were handed a tough loss against the reigning premier and are looking for a response.

A loss could bring about a two-game buffer between them and Anglesea if the Roos went on to win.

Riley Kershaw’s squad will look to take control in the midfield, particularly winning the contested football.

Ammos currently have four players averaging 10 or more contested possessions, to go with elite groundball numbers, led by Blake Sutterby.

Sam Schaller’s attack will need to take their opportunities in front of goal, led by Jack Henderson who averages 2.5 goals per game.

Off-season recruit, Damian McMahon will shoulder the load in the midfield with Zach Walter out, currently averaging 34 disposals per game.

 

Modewarre vs Newcomb

Mount Moriac Reserve, 2:10PM, Saturday 28th June, 2025

Heartbreak for Modewarre after coming into three quarter time with a 30-point buffer, ultimately being run down by Portarlington.

The Warriors have been on the wrong side of two close games in consecutive weeks and would like to make amends this week.

Newcomb are in a challenging block at the moment, a win away from home could be the catalyst to kick start the back of half of the season.

Mark Hovey’s side will look to control the football, making the ground bigger in front of their home fans.

Led by star Oscar Cooke, who leads his club, averaging 29 disposals per game.

Tony Mirabella’s squad are looking for consistency, targeting a four-quarter performance.

Leaders, Dion Johnstone, Finn Anscombe and Josh Taylor should lead the way, particularly Johnstone with his contested possessions.

Currently leads his side, averaging 14 contested possessions per game from 19 disposals.

 

Queenscliff vs Ocean Grove

Queenscliff Recreation Reserve, 2:10PM, Saturday 28th June, 2025

Contrasting results for either side, Queenscliff were eyeing off a seventh victory in a row.

Although a disappointing performance against Drysdale puts a halt to their wave of confidence.

Ocean Grove however shocked the competition with a comprehensive victory against finals contender Anglesea.

Patience has been the key for Grubbers supporters, but after a promising last month, there’s plenty to like for the remainder of the season for Dave Farrell’s squad.

Heath Jameison’s side will look to bring back a competitive edge that has seen them rise up the ladder.

Key duo, Che Durran and Lachie Kidd should lead the way, both are leading their club for handballs and contested possessions, 9 and 12 respectively.

Off season recruit, Taj Wyburd was instrumental in their win last week and will have to dominate in the midfield again and push forward, having kicked two goals last week.

Wyburd leads his club, averaging 23 disposals per game.

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$10K ON OFFER FOR YOUR CLUB!

The Real MVP – Marathon Foods Volunteer Program recognises and rewards the unsung heroes who make community football and netball possible.

This initiative honours the volunteers who represent the heart and soul of their clubs — the ones who go above and beyond to keep things running behind the scenes.

Club Nominations

Each club is invited to nominate one standout volunteer who embodies commitment, community spirit, and passion.

Clubs must submit a short video showcasing the volunteer’s impact, dedication, and contributions, as well as any creative elements that help tell their unique story. Each Nomination must be submitted on Instagram or TikTok by tagging AFL Barwon & Marathon Foods.

Social Media Sharing

All video submissions will be featured across Marathon Foods and AFL Barwon’s social media platforms, amplifying the inspiring stories of volunteers and highlighting their role in local sport.

Judging Criteria

A judging panel made up of representatives from Marathon Foods and AFL Barwon will assess each nomination based on:

  • Impact on the club and broader community
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1st Place: $10,000 for the club

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AFL Barwon Announces Partnership with HITIQ to Support Concussion Management Across the Region

AFL Barwon is proud to announce a new three-year partnership with HITIQ, a leading provider of concussion management technology, naming HITIQ as the Official Concussion Technology Partner of AFL Barwon.

This partnership will see HITIQ’s innovative PROTEQT smart mouthguard showcased across the AFL Barwon region, enhancing player safety and wellbeing for more than 25,000 participants. This important initiative will support our continued focus on player welfare and strengthen concussion education and management across all levels of community sport.

As part of the partnership, AFL Barwon registered players will have exclusive access to the PROTEQT smart mouthguard at a discounted rate, making advanced concussion management technology more accessible to our community.

HITIQ PROTEQT’s advanced smart mouthguard system is designed for grassroots footballers and netballers and monitors head impacts in real-time, flagging players at risk of head injury and potential concussion. At-risk players are then guided through a symptom assessment workflow and, if further care is required, can gain instant access to a telehealth service staffed by emergency physicians and concussion specialists for additional advice.

Should the club or player’s preferred medical professional subsequently determine that the player has suffered a concussion, they will be guided back to play via their club’s medical staff and the AFL’s official community concussion protocols.

Lisa Patterson, AFL Barwon Region General Manager, said:

“We’re excited to partner with HITIQ as we continue to prioritise player safety and wellbeing across our region. This partnership provides access to innovative technology that strengthens our approach to concussion management and education. It reflects our ongoing commitment to embracing innovation and evidence-based practices that support the long-term health of our community.”

Earl Eddings, Executive Chairman of HITIQ, said:

“Our partnership with AFL Barwon, alongside VAFA and Westfield Sports High, creates a powerful network to deliver PROTEQT to thousands of athletes. We’ve established scalable sales and marketing channels, positioning PROTEQT as the leading concussion management solution in community sports. With more partnerships in the pipeline, HITIQ is set for significant growth and shareholder value.”

AFL Barwon is committed to innovation, safety, and the long-term wellbeing of all players in our region. Our partnership with HITIQ and the integration of the PROTEQT smart mouthguard system marks a significant step forward in strengthening concussion management across community football and netball. This partnership represents another step forward in AFL Barwon’s commitment to innovation, safety, and the long-term wellbeing of every player in the region.

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June 21st Preview: Nail-biter weekend of footy

AFL Barwon writer Wil Spence previews this weekend’s men's football matches across the Geelong and Bellarine FNL competitions.

 

Geelong Football Netball League

Bell Park vs St Joseph’s

Hamlyn Park, 2:10PM, Saturday 21st June, 2025

Both sides played each other in round three with St Joseph’s victors, Bell Park is looking to change the ledger with a fifth consecutive victory on the cards.

A win against the premiership favourite could catapult their season as we reach the halfway mark.

James Saker’s on-ball brigade will be heavily relied upon against a strong midfield opponent, gun midfielders Jett Bermingham and Fraser Marris should garner plenty of attention averaging over 25 disposals respectively.

Ron Watt’s kick-mark brand of footy should be on display, ranking above average in both statistics.

Both Hickey brothers, Alex and James should have an influence around the ground, the two are averaging over 20 disposals per game.

 

Colac vs Newtown & Chilwell

Central Reserve, 2:10PM, Saturday 21st June, 2025

Colac sent a statement to the competition defeating flag contender, St Marys by 52 points.

The ultimate challenge is against Newtown who’re looking at a seventh consecutive win, who recently defeated St Joseph’s.

Jason Armistead’s squad rank above average in key indicators of their ball movement, expect the football to move with pace, with the Tigers averaging 56 inside 50’s per game.

Luke Hillman and Jonathan Simpkin will be dangerous inside 50, both averaging over 2 goals per game.

Steve Johnson’s side’s tackle pressure should be a key factor in the outcome of the match, his team currently rates above average in effective tackles, and is plus 8 for forward 50 tackles.

Contested bull, Gennaro Bove will lead the charge, averaging 12.2 contested possessions, and 7 tackles per game.

 

Lara vs North Shore

Lara Recreation Reserve, 2:10PM, Saturday 21st June, 2025

Both sides will be looking for their first win of the season.

Expect plenty of fans to come out to watch a tough combative game of football.

Assume Brett Henderson’s Cats pressure will be evident from the start; his side is plus nine for pressure acts.

Territory could be a deciding factor on the outcome of the game, Sam Purdy and Thomas Gunther both average over 22 disposals per game and will push forward to hit the scoreboard.

For Mark Hounslow’s side, averages of 33.4 clearances per game will have to be bumped up to apply early heat to the Cats backline.

Seagull's duo, Connor Walmsley, Jacob Sammut–Milijevic average 8.1 and 6.9 clearances per game.

Be sure to tune in via https://www.aflbarwon.com.au/aflb-tv or Krock Football (krockfootball.live)

 

South Barwon vs St Mary’s

McDonald Reserve, 2:10PM, Saturday 21st June, 2025

Either side is coming off a heavy defeat, expect plenty of passion to be on display in the early parts of the game.

South Barwon currently sit seventh, 4-4 win-loss ratio, a loss here could really hurt their finals aspiration hopes.

Mark Neeld’s contested brand of football is what has won them their games, ranking above average.

Tall timber, Ben Kellett’s strength around the contest will be important, averaging just over 10 contested possessions per game, with a host of other names just under 10 contested possessions per game.

Luke Rayner’s outfit were denied of their scoring ability, kicking ten goals compared to their season average of 21. The Saints fast ball movement should be dangerous, averaging 58 inside 50’s per game.

A multitude of stars will be present around the goals, with the likes of Patrick Dowling, Sam Bourke, Chris Jansen and Jarryd Garner all averaging over a goal a game.

 

St Albans vs Leopold

St Albans Reserve, 2:10PM, Saturday 21st June, 2025

A contrasting three-week block sees the St Albans in need of a much-needed win, against the reigning premier in search of a top three bye come September.

St Albans clearance game has worked for them all season, ranking above average in this department, effective disposals is what’s hurt Rick Munn’s emerging squad, minus 39.1.

A clean up in this statistic should give plenty of confidence the Saints can take it to the reigning premier like we have seen for much of the season.

Equal second in the goal kicking race, Tom Higgins will need to have a mammoth game up forward, currently averaging 3.4 goals per game.

Leopold’s contested brand of football, particularly over the last month has reached the expectation we saw of them last year, ranking elite with 168 contested possessions per game.

Rick Kelly’s on-ball brigade should garner plenty of contested footy in tight congestion with Logan Wagener, Tate Porter and Billy Ritchie all averaging over 10.5 handballs per game.

 

Geelong West Giants vs Grovedale

West Oval, 2:10PM, Sunday 22nd June, 2025

The Giants got their season back on track with a convincing win against North Shore,

Grovedale were gallant in defeat, trailing by 26-points at three quarter time, which was trimmed down to 11 points, plenty to like from the developing side.

The Giants rate above average for, kicks, handballs and marks, Greg Mallor’s squad clearly understand the style they want to play.

However, the clearances numbers are below average and an area they will look to improve.

Expect a response from the Giants midfielders who are seeing big numbers recently, the return of Tanner Lewis has been influential, averaging 26.5 disposals per game.

Winger turned inside midfielder, Lachlan Taylor, also has been dominant averaging 28.3 disposals per game, to go with six tackles per game, which leads their side.

For the Tiger’s, their strongest statistic all season has been their clearance game, ranking elite for Jacob’s Spolding’s side, they’re plus nine against the Giants, expect Grovedale to try and expose the Giants midfield.

Midfield trio, William Ford, Nathan Deans and Jak Tute all average over 5 clearances per game.

Be sure to tune in via https://www.aflbarwon.com.au/aflb-tv or Krock Football (krockfootball.live)

 

Bellarine Football Netball League

Drysdale vs Queenscliff

Drysdale Recreation Reserve, 2:10PM, Saturday 21st June, 2025

A disappointing outing from Drysdale last week puts them in a precarious position in a tight competition with emerging Queenscliff their next opponent.

They’re looking for a seventh consecutive win this week.

The Hawks contested possession count was down last week against Barwon Heads, expect Ben Carmichael’s side to hone in on their biggest strength which they rate elite for.

Contested bulls, Ben Fennell, Lachlan Nelis and James Breust all average 13 or more contested possessions per game.

The Couta’s kick – mark brand of footy has allowed for Heath Jameison’s squad to open the ground up and been more efficient going inside 50.

The Couta’s currently rank elite in kicks and are above average for inside 50’s and marks.

At opposite ends of the ground, forward Jonty Rush has been key, averaging a club most 6.7 marks, to go with 1.5 goals per game. Caleb Whitley in defense currently averages 8.1 intercept possessions and 2.7 intercept marks.

 

Ocean Grove vs Anglesea

Shell Road Recreation Reserve, 2:10PM, Saturday 21st June, 2025

Ocean Gove were given a heavy defeat against reigning premier Torquay and will look to respond.

Anglesea are looking to avoid a third consecutive loss, now sitting fifth on the ladder after sitting second, three weeks ago in one of the closest seasons we’ve seen.

A season low of turnovers last week for Dave Farrell’s squad presents optimism, the Grubbers will look to again take pride with their ball use.

Important trio, Gus Bourke, Taj Wyburd and Joshua Lange should all impact the game, averaging 17 or more disposals each.

Contrast to the Grubbers, the Roo’s had a season high for turnovers last week.

A large emphasis on ball use at training would’ve been spoken about by Jordan Keras.

Dylan Featon, Noah McGregor–Dawson and Will Batson should all play an important role with their ball use, all averaging over 13 kicks per game.

 

Portarlington vs Modewarre

Portarlington Recreation Reserve, 2:10PM, Saturday 21st June, 2025

A come from behind victory against Newcomb gives Portarlington a shot at a third consecutive win.

Modewarre on the other hand are facing the prospect of a third consecutive loss after their devastating defeat to Geelong Amateurs, amid finals aspiration slowly slipping away.

Portarlington’s ability to win the football around the ground over the past two weeks has coach, Nathan Storer licking his lips, as his forwards have had more opportunities inside 50.

Former AFL player, Connor Menadue should be dangerous for Warriors defenders after kicking five last week.

The Warriors had a season high 59 total clearances last week, a trend they would like to continue.

However, their disposal by foot let them down, going at 48% by foot, an improvement in this area could see Mark Hovey’s squad be dangerous forward of centre.

Tom Hornsey and Scott Morter are both averaging over two goals per game.

Be sure to tune in via the AFL Barwon website.

https://www.aflbarwon.com.au/aflb-tv

 

Newcomb vs Geelong Amateur

Grinter Reserve, 2:10PM, Saturday 21st June, 2025

Heartbreak for Newcomb after leading at three quarter time against Portarlington but were overrun in the dying stages.

In contrast, Geelong Amateurs were trailing at three quarter time against Modewarre and managed to snag a late win.

The Power had their second lowest total turnovers for the season, a trend Tony Mirabella would like to continue to see, particularly by foot.

Key players, Josh Saltalamacchia, acting captain Thomas Webster and Dion Johnstone should carry the load, all averaging over 13 kicks per game.

The Ammos present a tough challenge for the Power, their sheer presence around the ground will be hard to contain, Riley Kershaw’s squad are plus 58 for total disposals, ranking elite and rank above average for inside 50’s.

Star midfield trio Blake Sutterby, Tom Gribble and Riley Ferguson present a challenge for a young Power midfield, the trio all lead their club, averaging over 25 disposals per game.

 

Barwon Heads vs Torquay

Howard Harmer Oval, 2:15PM, Saturday 21st June, 2025

A strong bounce back performance by Barwon Heads excites the competition with a must win game against the reigning premier.

Torquay have put their season back on track with some important wins, as they look to consolidate their top three credentials.

The Seagulls inside 50 and scoring ability has been an important factor all season, rating above average.

However, they currently rank below average in clearances, Sam Schaller would be putting his midfield through their paces on the track this week in hopes of a turnaround.

Seagulls intercept player Kyle Polley leads his side in intercept possessions and intercept marks, 9.5 and 2.6 respectively, expect some class out of the back half.

The Tigers ability to win the football in the source supported by their clearance game could pose a threat for the Seagulls.

The Tigers rate elite for inside 50’s and above average for clearances.

Tigers’ guns, Matthew Boag, James Darke and point of difference, Nathan Mifsud should be dangerous around stoppages, averaging 4 or more clearances per game.

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Madi Browne appointed head coach of Torquay Netball Club

Torquay Netball Club is thrilled to announce the appointment of former Australian Diamond Madi Browne as head coach on a three-year contract, ushering in a bold new era for the Tigers’ netball program.

A dual Liz Ellis Diamond winner and current sports broadcaster with Fox Netball and SEN 1116, Browne stepped into the head coaching role in June, taking the reins from long-serving A grade coach Sonia Harris.

Browne’s return to local netball drew attention last November when she was unveiled as Torquay’s inaugural senior netball specialist - a role focused on technical development and mentoring. Her new contract will see her lead the club until 2028.

The appointment reflects a shared vision between coach and club to build a strong pathway for junior talent, foster a high-performance culture, and strengthen the presence and reputation of netball across the region.

Quotes attributable to Madi Browne, Head Coach, Torquay Netball Club:

The Torquay community has been so welcoming, and there’s a great energy around the club. I’ve really enjoyed getting to know the players, the coaches, and support staff. There’s a strong culture here, and I’m excited to be part of it.

The BFNL is competitive and full of talent. I’ve been impressed with the skill level, the intensity of the matches, and the commitment across the clubs. It’s clear that the league has a strong foundation and is continuing to grow, which makes it a great environment for player and team development.

Right now, my priority is to build strong connections with the group and create a clear, united playing identity. Moving into 2026, my focus will be on developing consistency, sharpening our game strategies and fostering leadership across the team. We want to create a high-performance environment where players can grow, enjoy their netball and push for long-term success.

Quotes attributable to Michael Gibson, President, Torquay Netball Club:

Madi is a passionate leader, mentor and role model. What stands out most is her commitment to building culture through genuine connection - not just with players, but with their families and the wider community.

This is a historic moment for our club. Madi’s experience and professionalism lift us to a new level and her presence cements Torquay as a genuine destination for netballers across the region.

Together with Madi, and the support of our committee, we’re focused on developing a clear junior-to-senior pathway and embedding a high-performance culture that will benefit our players for years to come.

The club extends its thanks to Sonia Harris for her four years of service and wishes her all the best as she travels Australia with her family.

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