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CRANBOURNE Jumper First Name Family Name 1 Bonita Wilder 4 Kirsten Mcleod 5 Hayley Wildes 6 Kirsty Roche 8 Janet Sullivan 9 Emil CRANBOURNE Jumper First Name Family Name 1 Bonita Wilder 4 Kirsten McLeod 5 Hayley Wildes 6 Kirsty Roche 8 Janet Sullivan 9 Emily Wallace 10 Alice Barfoot 14 Rachael Hunt 19 Cara Moody 21 Elli Keatch 24 Courtney Clarkson 31 Tamara Tomamichel 32 Lauren Hutchinson 34 Laura Robinson 35 Bianca Jakobsson 36 Shannon Barnes 38 Alicia Heins 40 Ashleigh Fennell 41 Marlee Tatham 43 Brittany Wood 44 Sarah Mooney 45 Stephanie Binder 48 Jessica Olschyna 49 Tess McEvoy 50 Danielle Hardiman 52 Alicia Johnson 53 Corrine Cullis 54 Tess Butler 59 Leah Olsen 60 Michaela Manning Coach Kris Smith Captain Ashleigh Fennell Vice Captain Bianca Jakobbson DAREBIN Jumper First Name Family Name 1 Emma Oliver 2 Nicole Callinan 3 Darcy Vescio 4 Karen Paxman 5 Norieul Kinross 6 Daisy Pearce 7 Georgia Holden 9 Sarah Hammond 10 Genevieve Lawson-Tavan 12 Jessica Dal Pos 13 Lauren Arnell 16 Katie Brennan 17 Stephanie Simpson 18 Melissa Hickey 20 Melissa Bibby 21 Kathleen Roe 22 Georgia Hammond 23 Alex Reynolds 24 Brooke Howells 25 Jane Lange 27 Shevaun Hogan 30 Elise O'Dea 32 Rebecca Privitelli 33 Samantha Smith 34 Shannon Egan 40 Lauren Pearce 44 Claire Heffernan 55 Vanja Smiljanic 59 Meghan McDonald Kate Tyndall Coach Jane Lange Captain Daisy Pearce Vice Captain Elise O'Dea DIAMOND CREEK Jumper First Name Family Name 1 Laura Corrigan 2 Brittany Grech 3 Kirsty Lamb 5 Danni Bromley 7 Kirby Hicks 9 Lisa Williams 10 Charlotte Dillon 11 Kaitlin Smith 12 Bianca Richmond 13 Kira Duroux 14 Laura Attard 17 Stephanie Chiocci 18 Shae Audley 19 Tiarna Ernst 23 Lauren Morecroft 25 Stephanie De Bortoli 26 Kayla Glazebrook 27 Jessica Cameron 30 Dianna Haines 34 Amanda Macellari 38 Amelia Barden 42 Andrea Parry 43 Jacqueline Barr 44 Lauren Brazzale 48 Karly Cobern 64 Christina Bernardi 69 Qwai Sibbald 70 Hayley Munro Emma Fraser Aleasha Ball Coach Tanya Hetherington Captain Steph 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Catherine O'Bryan 8 Ashley Bye 9 Ellie Blackburn 11 Karly Tapner 12 Louise Stephenson 13 Catherine Phillips 15 Emma Kearney 16 Gabriella Pound 18 Ruby Grounds 23 Amy Arundel 24 Sian Wilson 27 Jessica Anderson 29 Justine Hocking 32 Nicole Hildebrand 34 Marinella Salafia 35 Rebecca Goring 39 Chelsea Moscript 40 Rebecca Brereton 41 Elyce Hay 42 Alicia Janz 45 Sinead Omahony 50 Hayley Anderson 51 Bonnie Pearson 55 Candice Adams 60 Felicity Draper 67 Kristen Hay 84 Stephanie Kierce Coach Andrew Jago Ellie Blackburn Elyce Hay Emma Kearney Captains Kaitlin Ashmore Madeline Keryk Catherine O'Bryan Alicia Eva SEAFORD Jumper First Name Family Name 4 Shannon Bell 5 Katherine Gillespie-Jones 7 Kylie Vigliarolo 9 Jessica Boyd 10 Emma Hall 18 Kate Thompson 19 Megan Welsh 20 Sarah Hosking 23 Jas Rolland 25 Kim Ebb 26 Jessie Shaw 29 Tiara Annear 30 Jessica Hosking 31 Michelle Goodwin 32 Teagan Sheldon 35 Claire Weiss 37 Stacey Conway 40 Chris Di Ciero 43 Jessica Eberle 44 Alison Dowler 46 Kellie 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