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An athletic forward-midfielder with explosive speed and impressive aerial abilities. Played limited footy in her draft year after breaking her wrist, but did enough to still be selected as the number one draft pick. Standing at 178cm tall, her natural X-factor and evident upside will have Dogs’ fans excited for years to come.
Player Sponsors:WB Cheer Squad, Steve Kingi, Jamie Xuereb.
An athletic forward-midfielder with explosive speed and impressive aerial abilities. Played limited footy in her draft year after breaking her wrist, but did enough to still be selected as the number one draft pick. Standing at 178cm tall, her natural X-factor and evident upside will have Dogs’ fans excited for years to come.
Player Sponsors:WB Cheer Squad, Steve Kingi, Jamie Xuereb.
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