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ROUND 1 GAME DAY PROGRAM V 13 OCTOBER 1C30PM TIP-OFF AIS ARENA GAME PREVIEW The UC Capitals are tipping off the season with a championship rematch! The 2019 grand final series proved to be competitive and this first game will no doubt be interesting as both teams boast an impressive lineup of players. Although losing key players in Leilani Mitchell and Kelly Wilson, the UC Caps have recruited well in Olivia Epoupa – the highly-anticipated French player who has been dubbed one of the fastest players in the women’s game. Everyone’s aware of the powerhouses that are Nurse and Griffin and it will be great to see them out on the court again doing what they do best. With Tolo out for Round 1 to allow herself an extra week of recovery and training and Ruef still awaiting on her permanent residency, a contingent on her playing in the WNBL, the UC Capitals are going to have to play small. Young guns Maddy Rocci and Keely Froling, who both showed their development within the finals, will be stepping up to ensure the UC Capitals aren’t too hindered by these delays. With Froling’s impressive off-season, captain Kelsey Griffin doesn’t have any doubt she will rise to the occasion. After falling one step short in 2018/2019, the Adelaide Lighting have shrugged off doubts about the future of their club by reinvesting in an extremely talented roster. Despite losing Power Forward and MVP candidate Nia Coffey, the Lightning, under head coach Chris Lucas, have doubled down on talented athletic wings with the addition of Opal Steph Talbot to go alongside the reigning defensive player of the year Lauren Nicholson. The Lightning also added significant experience through the signing of point guard Nat Hurst and luring club stalwart Laura Hodges back out of retirement. Both teams have been tipped to be top four finishers and Game 1 will no doubt be explosive as the UC Capitals and the Adelaide Lightning relive the grand final series rivalry at AIS Arena. 23 12 KELSEY GRIFFIN MARIANNA TOLO Height: 188cm Height: 196cm DOB: 02/07/1987 DOB: 02/07/1989 Position: Forward Position: Centre 11 0 9 KIA NURSE OLIVIA EPOUPA MADDY ROCCI Height: 183cm Height: 165cm Height: 169cm DOB: 22/02/1996 DOB: 30/04/1994 DOB: 01/06/1998 Position: Guard Position: Point Guard Position: Guard 3 21 8 MIKAELA RUEF KEELY FROLING ABBY CUBILLO Height: 191cm Height: 188cm Height: 168cm DOB: 20/10/1990 DOB: 31/01/1996 DOB: 18/05/1999 Position: Forward-Centre Position: Forward Position: Guard 14 4 ALEX DELANEY KRISTY WALACE Height: 183cm Height: 180cm DOB: 21/06/1995 DOB: 03/01/1996 Position: Forward Position: Guard 6 10 LILY SCANLON GEMMA POTTER Height: 175cm Height: 183cm DOB: 21/02/2001 DOB: 27/02/2002 Position: Point Guard Position: Guard-Forward 5 1 2 SHAKERA REILLY MADDY WHEATLEY PYPER THORNBERRY Height: 178cm Height: 180cm Height: 187cm DOB: 08/09/1999 DOB: 03/06/2002 DOB: 02/07/2002 Position: Forward Position: Guard Position: Forward NO. PLAYER HEIGHT (CM) POSITION 1 Lauren Nicholson 183 Forward 2 Crystal Langhorne 188 Forward 3 Hannah Kaser 178 Guard 6 Sarah Elsworthy 171 Guard 7 Steph Talbot 188 Guard 8 Chelsea Brook 189 Forward 10 Laura Hodges 189 Forward 11 Brianna Turner 190 Forward 16 Nat Hurst 163 Guard 21 Ruby Porter 178 Forward 35 Nicole Seekamp 178 Guard 19-20 SPONSORS #GOBIG.

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12 Marianna Tolo 195 Centre 2/7/89 14 Alex Delaney 178 Guard 21/6/95 21 Keely Froling 187 Forward 31/1/96 23 Kelsey Griffin 188 Forward 2/7/87 Development Players

PLAYER ROSTER NO. PLAYER HEIGHT (CM) POSITION DOB 0 Olivia Epoupa 165 Guard 30/4/94 3 Mikaela Ruef 191 Forward 20/10/90 4 Kristy Wallace 180 Guard 3/1/96 8 Abby Cubillo 165 GUard 18/5/99 9 Maddi Rocci 169 Guard 1/6/98 10 Gemma Potter 185 Guard 27/2/02 11 Kia Nurse 182 Guard 22/2/96 12 Marianna Tolo 195 Centre 2/7/89 14 Alex Delaney 178 Guard 21/6/95 21 Keely Froling 187 Forward 31/1/96 23 Kelsey Griffin 188 Forward 2/7/87 Development Players NO. PLAYER HEIGHT (CM) POSITION DOB 1 Maddison Wheatley 2 Pyper Thronberry 186 Forward 2/7/02 5 Shakera Reilly 6 Lily Scanlon 175 Guard 21/2/01 CLUB INFO CLUB DETAILS CLUB CONTACTS University of Canberra Capitals CLUB NAME Lucille Bailie Daniel Jackson CLUB 0416 200 447 0422 403 395 MAJOR SPONSOR University of Canberra CONTACT [email protected] [email protected] UNIFORM COLOURS Black / Light Blue Ruby Becker National Convention Centre Canberra CLUB MEDIA STADIUM NAME 0402 136 553 - Royal Theatre OFFICER [email protected] 31 Constitution Avenue, STADIUM ADDRESS Canberra ACT 2601 HEAD Paul Goriss COACH [email protected] CAPACITY 1800 ASSISTANT Carly Wilson COACH/S /UCCapitals TEAM Barb Lodding MANAGER [email protected] @UCCapitals CLUB GAME Gary Evans COMMISSIONER CLUB HEAD @UCCapitals Mick Hanley STATISTICIAN 2019/20 CHEMIST WAREHOUSE WNBL CHAMPIONSHIP MEDIA GUIDE | CANBERRA CAPITALS 97 2019/20 SCHEDULE ROUND DATE TIME (LOCAL) Venue Home Team Away Team 1 Sun Oct 13 1:30 pm AIS UC CAPITALS ADELAIDE 2 Sun Oct 20 2:00 pm NCC UC CAPITALS TOWNSVILLE 3 Fri Oct 25
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