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WA Players Bound for Training Camp in Victoria

Jan 19, 2023 | WA Football
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West Australian trio Georgie Cleaver, Jaime Henry and Kaitlyn Srhoj will be among a group of 30 players to participate in the 2023 AFLW Academy high-performance training camp in Victoria this weekend.

The players selected in the sixth intake of the AFLW Academy were announced in November, with the squad featuring many of the country’s most promising footballers.

All players selected in the AFLW Academy were aged 17 as of January 1 this year and will be eligible for the 2023 AFLW Draft, following the 2023 AFLW season.
The AFLW Academy program is designed to prepare talented young players for entry into elite football programs.

Players will participate in high performance and personal development programs throughout the 2023 season.

Program content will be delivered across three training camps and online modules.

This weekend’s camp will see players take part in a range of football and education sessions.

The camp will begin with a training session at The Hangar, the home of Essendon Football Club, from 9am (Perth time) on Friday, January 20.

The squad will then travel to Geelong Grammar, where players will engage in additional football training sessions, and participate in education sessions and team-bonding activities across Saturday, January 21 and Sunday, January 22.

National Academy Manager Tarkyn Lockyer, who hails from WA, has high hopes for the group this year.

“We are excited to have the AFLW Academy come together for their first camp of the 2023 program and look forward to working closely with this extremely promising group of players throughout the year.

The 2023 AFLW Academy comprises players from every state and territory in Australia and features a selection of the most talented young female footballers in the country.

The players involved in the AFLW Academy will take part in a specialised football program that will further develop elite training habits and enhance their skill set both on and off the field.

Players will have access to elite coaching and facilities and will gain a first-hand experience of the professionalism and standards required to make it at the highest levels of our game.

As well engaging in high performance and personal development sessions, players will also have the chance to connect with their peers by participating in team-bonding activities,” Lockyer said.

This weekend’s camp will be followed by two additional camps later in the year, with the squad set to reconvene in April and June.

Continue below to view the 2023 AFLW Academy squad.

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STATE

STATE LEAGUE CLUB

COMMUNITY CLUB

Brooke

Barwick

TAS

Tasmania Devils

Glenorchy

Molly

Brooksby

SA

Norwood

Golden Grove

Kyanne

Campbell

NT

Northern Territory Thunder

Pioneer

Georgia

Clark

TAS

Tasmania Devils

Glenorchy

Georgie

Cleaver

WA

East Fremantle

Rossmoyne

Rania

Crozier

QLD

Brisbane Lions Academy

Aspley

Darcie

Davies

QLD

Gold Coast Suns Academy

Southport

Amy

Gaylor

VIC M

Calder Cannons

Strathmore

Shineah

Goody

SA

Woodville-West Torrens

Henley

Tsharni

Graham

NT

Northern Territory Thunder

Palmerston

Elaine

Grigg

SA

Central District

Broadview

Jaime

Henry

WA

Swan Districts

Upper Swan

Lila

Keck

VIC C

Bendigo Pioneers

Strathfieldsaye

Bianca

Lyne

VIC C

Dandenong Stingrays

Mornington

Sienna

McMullen

QLD

Gold Coast Suns Academy

Burleigh

Olivia

Morris

NSW/ACT

Sydney Swans Academy

Pennant Hills

Sophie

Peters

QLD

Brisbane Lions Academy

Maroochydore

Alyssia

Pisano

VIC M

Eastern Ranges

Rowville Knights

Jessica

Rentsch

VIC C

GWV Rebels

Portland Tigers

Marnie

Robinson

NSW/ACT

Sydney Swans Academy

UTS

Matilda

Scholz

SA

Glenelg

Goodwood Saints

Kaitlyn

Srhoj

WA

Peel Thunder

Halls Head

Melanie

Staunton

NSW/ACT

GWS Giants Academy

Ulladulla

Laura

Stone

VIC M

Eastern Ranges

Lysterfield

Jess

Vukic

VIC M

Eastern Ranges

Vermont

Kristie-Lee

Weston-Turner

VIC M

Western Jets

Spotswood

Kiera

Whiley

VIC M

Western Jets

Caroline Springs

Mikayla

Williamson

VIC C

Dandenong Stingrays

Pines

Piper

Window

SA

Glenelg

Uraidla Districts

Lauren

Young

SA

West Adelaide

Goodwood Saints

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