AFLW 2021 Player Sponsorship

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BENEFITS: Players • 2 x match tickets per Collingwood Home Game Sophie Alexander Stacey Livingstone • One on one master class training session with Jordy Allen Jordan Membrey your player* • You and a guest to watch a Collingwood training Brittany Bonnici Chloe Molloy session in a premium location with food and Ashleigh Brazill Abbi Moloney drinks provided* Tarni Brown Aliesha Newman • Your choice between a 2021 official team signed guernsey, or a 2021 guernsey personally signed Lauren Butler Ebony O'Dea by your sponsored player and accompanied with Mikala Cann Alana Porter a certificate of authenticity Sophie Casey Imogen Purcell • 1 x Collingwood AFLW Membership • 1 x official player sponsor merchandise item Stephanie Chiocci Sarah Rowe • Have your name or business name recognised Brianna Davey Aishling Sheridan as a player sponsor on Collingwood’s official Erica Fowler Madelaine Shevlin AFLW website • First right of refusal for 2022 sponsorship of your Abbey Green Ruby Schleicher player in 2021. Jaimee Lambert Bella Smith *Dates and times is to be confirmed by the Club Sharni Layton Kristy Stratton *The delivery of the major elements of the 2021 AFLW player sponsor program, particularly the experiences, will be dependent on the relevant State Government, AFL and club protocols related to COVID-19 at the time. The final decision to execute Joanna Lin Amelia Velardo any benefit will be at the discretion of the club. If COVID-19 restrictions impact any of the 2021 player sponsorship experiences, you will be contacted to discuss your options. For any enquires please contact: [email protected] If a sponsored player is unable to attend an event due to injury or personal circumstance, the club will provide a replacement player.

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