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Foundation Members of the Crows Women's Team 2017 Foundation Members of the Crows Women’s Team (SINCE 2017) Claire Adams Anne Cahill Lambert Amanda Eastham Emma Alexander Sharon Cameron Marc Edwards Ruby Allan Christopher Camp Joyleen Egmanis Sarah Allan Melissa Campbell Rebekah Eley Christine Armitstead Catherine Carey Michael El’helou Justin Ayres Andrea Carli Catherine Evans Jake Azzalini Ben Carter Julie Evans Sean Bache Carol Carter Marie Evans Bev Baldock Edwina Carter Rebecca Evans Amelia Bartter Jenni Carter Sam Faehse Bronwyn Bartter Natalie Castree Matthew Fairley Eleanor Bartter Rahul Chakrabarti Mark Fairway Zara Baxter Josh Champion Caitriona Fay Bec Bebbington Claire Christie Karli Ferguson Michelle Beinke Katherine Clarke Alison Ferrall Bethany Bell Ashlyn Clift Alison Flanegan-Elder Andrew R Bennett Libby Clift Angela Foley Shanti Berggren Kevin Clifton Loraine Foley Lohmann Berny Kelly Clover Sarah Fordham-Young Georgia Bevan Pauline Clover Antony Francis Nadia Bevan Claire Clutterham Kaylene French Scott Bigg Val Coe Phil Gabell Jon Billows Stephen Coles Casey Galbraith Rachel Bills Jack Connell Katrina Gill Renata Bird Catherine Cooper Heather Glynn-Roe Rebecca Birrell Brooke Copeland Helen Goddard Zoe Blundell Craig Coulson Joyce Goddard Kirsty Boath Carolyn Cox Phillipa Goode David Borlace Dayna Cox Eve Goodings Mackenzie Bourke Dean Cox Peter Goodrich Paul Bovington Courtney Cramey Philip Gregory Rebecca Bowering Lisa Croke Liam Griffiths Pat Bradley Stephanie Croke Allan Hall Ros Braham Kerin Cross Tess Hall Chanelle Braithwaite Luke Cunningham Simon Hargrave Petra Bright Rebecca Dahl Veronica Harper Gary Brinkworth Kyle Daniels Jason Harris Natalie Brinkworth Amanda Davidson Larissa Harrison Dianne Brooks Martin Davis Diane Hart Andrew Brown Cheryl Day Emily Hart Kaily Buchalka Catherine Dolan Sandra Harvey Cheryl Burke Kirsten Douglass Anne Hatchard David Buttfield Feur Dow Jo Hatchard Wendy Button Lynn Drew Jim Hazel Marylou Byrnes Chris Earl Adam Heard AFC.COM.AU 2017 Foundation Members of the Crows Women’s Team Megan Hensler Karma Mayfield Lauren Oshea Sharon Hetzel Brett Mcaloney Sharee Oster Garry Higgins Ken Mcauley Charmaine Otto Craig Hissey Stephen Mcauley Shannon Page Wendy Hoad Steven Mcconachy Tracey Page Jan Hoekman Danielle Mccormick Emma Pearce Rhett Hollick Jenna Mccormick Lisa Perkins Abbey Holmes Lisa Mccormick Sandra Perkins Helen Holt Simone Mcdonnell Sarah Perkins Cassie Hough Dermot Mckane Simon Perkins Lynette Howes Michelle Mckinnon Ken Perkins Stacey Huddleston Paul Mclachlan Jaclyn Perry Graeme Hulme Shane Mclachlan Linda Perry Annette Hunter Liam Mclean Tony Perry Myrle Jackson Samantha Mcmeekin Erin Phillips Carmel Johnston Aiden Mcnicholas Jim Phillips Alice Johnswood Sharon Mcnicholas Brad Pinnington Arto Kangas Paul Melbourne Matthew Plummer Steve Kelly Rhiannon Metcalfe Lauren Poland Michael Kendrick Carrie-Anne Mewett Gayle Polley Justin Kentish Lucie Migne Georgia Potter Glenys Killian Hayley Miles Sue Prendergast Rachael Killian Treena Millar Valerie Pudney William Knipe John Milligan Jillian Pyle Cindy Koehler Wendy Mitchard Beverley Quinn Ivanka Kozic Beata Modniewski Elisabeth Quinn Peta Kranz Kelly Mooney Jacquie Radan Danielle Krebs Lyn Moore Talia Radan Julie Kurenda Matt Morris Brett Randall Grace Langley Casey Morrison Chelsea Randall Don Law Justine Mules Lynda Randall Melissa Leaver Nicole Murphy Robyn Ratzlaf Adrian Lester Bevan Noble Samantha Raven Julie Lewis Matthew Noll Lauren Reid Rebekah Linsell Linda North Sue Retallick Marc Lissner Angela Nyenhuis Caroline Rhodes Jessica Little Michael Oates Matthew Richardson Christine Lowery Naomi Oberscheidt Helen Riley Sarah Mahy Graeme O’dea Sally Riley Sarah Makin Theresa O’doherty Glenys Roberts Ebony Marinoff Melanie O’donnell Lisa Roberts Kathy Marinoff Steven Olson Claire Romaro Katrina Marshall Caitlyn O’neil Jessie Rooke Elke Martin Jessica Orval David Rose Kristina Martin Nick Orval Jennifer L Routley AFC.COM.AU 2017 Foundation Members of the Crows Women’s Team D Rovera Mary-Lynne Stewart Michelle Vis Heather Rowe Leah Stirling Brett Vogler Hannah Sboro Jenny Storer June Voukolos Alison Schiller Tricia Stringer Stephanie Wadham Lesley Schoff Chris Strods Donny Walford Nichole Schultze Katherine Stryker Rebecca Wallis Paull Scudds Georgia Taylor Amanda Walmsley Christine Seaman Kylie Taylor Jamie Ward Jessica Sedunary Wayne Taylor Mary Waters Shaun Sellers Courtney Thomas Sharon Watkins Eloise Sheridan Stevie-Lee Thompson Tjana Wegmann Alice Shields Laura Thornton Jennie Weinheimer Julie Shoolbread Matthew Todd David Whalan Bension Siebert Jacksen Trezise Michael Whitting Todd Simcock Hayden Tronnolone Matt Willie Gary Simpson Karlee Truscott Pippin Wooldridge Nolan Sipos Laura Turner Corrina Wright Tracey Smallwood Leonie Tyck Linda Wright Rebecca Smith Stewart Umpherston Bing Yap Elaina Snape Steve Upton Ashleigh Young Jessie Speight Sue Urban Nicholas Spurling Cheryl Valk Chris Stacey Jacqueline Van Zetten Rachel Staffin Deni Varnhagen David Steel Julie Varnhagen AFC.COM.AU.
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