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2021 Nab Aflw U17 Championships – Wa Black 2021 NAB AFLW U17 CHAMPIONSHIPS – WA BLACK # NAME SURNAME DOB HT STATE/ ACADEMY/ REGION LOCAL CLUB / SCHOOL 1 Jorja Haines 27/06/2006 N/A WA - Fremantle Football Club Peel Thunder Football Club 2 Nadya Browne 15/03/2005 N/A WA - Fremantle Football Club East Fremantle Football Club 3 Jade Mead 6/07/2005 N/A WA - Fremantle Football Club Peel Thunder Football Club 4 Zippy Fish 4/06/2006 N/A WA - Fremantle Football Club East Fremantle Football Club 5 Millie Edgar 22/02/2006 N/A WA - West Coast Eagles Subiaco Football Club 7 Abby Reich 27/03/2006 N/A WA - Fremantle Football Club South Fremantle Football Club 8 Tessa Liddington 1/02/2005 N/A WA - Fremantle Football Club Peel Thunder Football Club 9 Jorja Schell 18/04/05 N/A WA - West Coast Eagles Claremont Football Club 10 Tayla Cooper 3/04/2006 N/A WA - Fremantle Football Club East Fremantle Football Club 11 Olivia Cooper 3/04/2006 N/A WA - Fremantle Football Club East Fremantle Football Club 12 Noa McNaughton 20/10/2006 N/A WA - Fremantle Football Club South Fremantle Football Club 13 Gracie Fenton 3/06/2004 N/A WA - Fremantle Football Club Peel Thunder Football Club 14 Cierra O'Donnell 12/07/2005 N/A WA - Fremantle Football Club Peel Thunder Football Club 15 Athena Mendoza 14/02/2006 N/A WA - Fremantle Football Club East Fremantle Football Club 16 Emily Boothman 28/05/2004 N/A WA - Fremantle Football Club South Fremantle Football Club 18 Jeevna Heer 07/01/04 N/A WA - Fremantle Football Club West Perth Football Club 21 Holly Britton 17/02/2006 N/A WA - Fremantle Football Club Peel Thunder Football Club 23 Natasha Entwistle N/A WA - Fremantle Football Club 23 Agnes Monisse 23/06/2004 N/A WA - West Coast Eagles South West Football League 24 Holly Gill 23/02/2005 N/A WA - West Coast Eagles South West Football League 26 Georgie Cleaver 14/08/2005 N/A WA - Fremantle Football Club East Fremantle Football Club 27 Chloe Shearing 19/01/2006 N/A WA - Fremantle Football Club 28 Tannah Lee 23/03/2005 N/A WA - West Coast Eagles Swan Districts Football Club 29 Alli Nokes 20/08/2004 N/A WA - Fremantle Football Club East Fremantle Football Club 30 Millie Jones 5/03/2004 N/A WA - Fremantle Football Club South Fremantle Football Club Pheobe Browne 23/08/2005 Claremont Football Club 31 33 Jordain Thompson 24/10/05 N/A WA - Fremantle Football Club Peel Thunder Football Club Coach- Jenna Allomes Team Manager - Kate Hartwell 2021 NAB AFLW U17 CHAMPIONSHIPS – WA GOLD # NAME SURNAME DOB HT STATE/ACADEMY/REGION LOCAL CLUB / SCHOOL 1 Charlotte Tompkin 14/06/05 N/A WA - West Coast Eagles Claremont Football Club 2 Abbygail Bushby 29/07/2004 N/A WA - West Coast Eagles Swan Districts Football Club 3 Harper Gamble 6/09/2006 N/A WA - West Coast Eagles Claremont Football Club 4 Mia Pappas 30/08/2006 N/A WA - West Coast Eagles East Perth Football Club 5 Meg Mcaullay 23/03/2016 N/A WA - West Coast Eagles Claremont Football Club 6 Kyah Chirichilli 9/06/2005 N/A WA - West Coast Eagles Swan Districts Football Club 7 Matilda Sim 17/04/2005 N/A WA - West Coast Eagles East Perth Football Club 8 Leuk Nelson Marsden 09/08/04 N/A WA - Fremantle Football Club West Perth Football Club 9 Tahlia Lough 3/07/2003 N/A WA - West Coast Eagles Swan Districts Football Club 10 Makayla Rogers 16/03/05 N/A WA - West Coast Eagles Claremont Football Club 11 Sienna Pollard 5/07/2007 N/A WA - West Coast Eagles Swan Districts Football Club 12 Makayla Pugliese-Thompson N/A WA - West Coast Eagles East Perth Football Club 13 Kaylee Fisher N/A 14 Madison Dodd 11/03/2005 N/A WA - West Coast Eagles Subiaco Football Club 15 Tyla Fitzgerald 23/3/05 N/A WA - West Coast Eagles Swan Districts Football Club 16 Izabella Mircevska 21/12/2006 N/A WA - West Coast Eagles 17 Kayla Van Den Heever 20/01/05 N/A WA - Fremantle Football Club West Perth Football Club 18 Amber Sinclair 31/12/2004 N/A WA - West Coast Eagles East Fremantle Football Club 19 Lucy Greenwood 23/03/2007 N/A 24 Liliana Grassenis 18/12/2005 N/A WA - Fremantle Football Club West Perth Football Club 28 Jaime Henry 5/10/2005 N/A WA - West Coast Eagles Swan Districts Football Club 30 Riley Hall 11/02/2005 N/A WA - West Coast Eagles Swan Districts Football Club 31 Olivia Cripps 14/12/04 N/A WA - West Coast Eagles Swan Districts Football Club 32 Chanel Jetta 9/11/2004 N/A WA - West Coast Eagles Swan Districts Football Club 33 Angelique Raison 7/09/2005 N/A WA - Fremantle Football Club East Fremantle Football Club 40 Tamashya Blurton 25/09/2005 N/A WA - West Coast Eagles Claremont Football Club Coach- Wes Moran Team Manager - Sam Cox .
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