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ROUND 10 QWAFL MATCHES WILSTON GRANGE V COOLANGATTA TWEED – PBI OVAL SATJUNE 27 @ 2:00PM GRIFFITH MOOROOKA V UNIVERSITY OF QLD – ALEXANDER OVAL SATJUNE 27 @ 4:45PM ZILLMERE V YERONGA – O’CALLAGHAN PARK SATJUNE 27 @ 4:45PM WILSTON GRANGE AFC COACH: RON KEMP NO NAME G B 3 Gemma Dunn 4 Emma Gerke 5 Kara Fabian 6 Amy Kelly 7 Kate Wicks 9 Brie Weatherstone 12 Courtney Daniec 13 Madolyn Briggs 14 Casey Cubis 16 Annie Pittendreigh 17 Bobbi Pollard 18 Shannon Campbell 20 Madeleine Briggs 21 Mica Cubis 22 Saskia Honegger 23 Katie McGlade (C) 24 NadewiDjamal 26 Laura Grayden 27 Tiffany Archie 29 Kate Clarkson 31 Tianna Peters 33 Hetti Malone SCORE Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 TOTAL TEAM 1 TEAM 2 COOLANGATTA TWEED AFC COACH: AARON RUSSELL NO NAME G B 2 Kate McCarthy 3 Nicola Iriks 4 Yolanda Jones 5 Nikki Wallace 6 Acacia Powell 9 Natalie Davies 10 Jessica Willemse 11 Leah Kaslar 12 Bethany Pinchin 16 Naomi Simpson 17 Morgan Moroney 19 Rhona Markham 20 Maddy Roberts 22 Jordan Membrey 23 Izzy Briggs 24 Taylor Hines 25 Brooke Habel 26 Roselie Adamson 33 Marnee Silver 40 Arianna Clark 42 Kate Collins 46 Morgan Lowe GRIFFITH MOOROOKA AFC COACH: GLENN HODGETS NO NAME G B 2 Grace Krautz 3 Jenna Vandyk 5 Samantha Virgo 7 Cara Fewkes 8 Jessica Watts 9 Stephanie Collins 10 Katherine Angus 11 Jessica Savage 12 Stephanie Collins 13 Angela Howgego 14 Belinda Pepperdine 15 Tiegan Lane 16 Shereen Weeding 17 Laura Loucks 18 Rachael Milns 19 Christie Bowman 20 Helena Thong 21 Jemma Whitney 24 Bec Press 31 Hope Skehan 33 Kayleigh Terry 44 Chantelle Clark SCORE Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 TOTAL TEAM 1 TEAM 2 UNIVERSITY OF QLD AFC COACH: MICHAEL SWANN NO NAME G B 1 Annabel Shewring 2 Madeline Glasby 3 BreannaKoenen 4 Ellen Hutchinson 5 Sarah Payne 6 Felicity Angliss 8 RagnaBergk 9 Ally Priest-Tasker 10 Chantal Beaudin 11 Sinead Hastie 12 Eva Agnew 13 Bec Barnes 14 Marley Beaven 15 PhillipaGibbins 16 Naomi Fitzpatrick 17 Tayla Mackay 18 Shannon McCartney 19 Anna O’Keeffe 20 Emily Bowden 23 Britta Phelps 24 Jessica Wiggan 25 Hannah Curran ZILLMERE AFC COACH: JACOB SIMMONS-BLISS NO NAME G B 1 Amanda Whitehead 2 Mimi Hoger 3 Teegan Stevenson 6 Emma Pericic 7 Madi Crowley 8 Ashleigh Hales 11 Samantha Klose 12 Maxine Timms 13 Kristie Hudson 17 Brooke Carroll 18 Alexandra Anderson 21 Monica Allen 23 Nicola Clark 24 Mikayla Anderson 25 Tayla Harris 29 Georgia Byrne 30 Alison Roy 32 Kylie Lawrence 33 Meg Pullinger 34 Lucy Thompson 37 Donna Davis 38 Selee Pa 39 Kianna Riley SCORE Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 TOTAL TEAM 1 TEAM 2 YERONGA AFC COACH: SCOTT STEPHENS NO NAME G B 1 Emily Bates 2 Jordan Zanchetta 3 Sophie Cooke 4 Riley Jacobs 6 Danielle Cox 7 Amy McMenaman 8 Jade Ransfield 9 Stephnie Le 10 Hayley Newberry 12 Tia Broughton 13 Kaitlyn Kelly 14 Emily Bliss 15 Erica Fowler 17 Kylie Welsh 18 Natalie Thomas 19 Jessica Harley 20 Katherine Selhorst 21 Caitlin Collins 22 Chrystal Dwyer 26 Jacqui Bell 27 Sarah Boniface 28 Regan Winterbottom 29 TaneilBruton 54 Emily Balla .

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