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Mark Readings
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14 Jan 2026
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WA has named a 34-player squad for the upcoming Marsh AFL National Championships -U18 Girls.
East Fremantle FC and South Fremantle FC have the most representatives with both clubs having seven players selected.
Trent Cooper, Manager Female Talent Programs and Coaching Specialist at the West Australian Football Commission, is optimistic about the potential of the group.
“This year’s squad is the best prepared we have had going into a National Championships,” Cooper said.
“We have a good mix of top end talent with our draft age players and a strong cohort of under-agers who have already proven that they can match it with older athletes.
“We have a nice mix of developing tall players to go with our versatile midfielders who are also capable of hitting the scoreboard.
“Our backline was a strength at last year’s Championships and most of them were under-agers who are returning for this campaign, so we expect that group to perform strongly again.
Despite having four first-choice players unavailable because of injury or international sporting commitments, Cooper is confident the side can cover those losses.
“We now have the depth in WA to cover their absence and we are expecting to put up a great showing in our three games against Queensland, Vic Country and South Australia.”
Coached by Brisbane Lions premiership player Beau McDonald, WA opens its campaign against Queensland at Revo Fitness Stadium on Saturday, August 3.
First Name
Surname
WAFL Club
Noa
McNaughton
South Fremantle FC
Sienna
Gerardi
Swan Districts FC
Molly
O’Hehir
South Fremantle FC
Zipporah
Fish
East Fremantle FC
Layla
Firns
East Perth FC
Mia
Russo
West Perth FC
Lucy
Greenwood
East Perth FC
Holly
Britton
Peel Thunder FC
Jorja
Haines
Peel Thunder FC
Natasha
Entwistle
East Fremantle FC
Megan
Norbury
West Perth FC
Sabella
Banks
East Perth FC
Siena
Jezierski-Brown
East Fremantle FC
Dakota
Sexton
Peel Thunder FC
Jasmine
Bazeley
South Fremantle FC
Evie
Cowcher
Peel Thunder FC
Taya
Strickland
Subiaco FC
Juliet
Kelly
Claremont FC
Samara
Sallie
West Perth FC
Alicia
Blizard
East Fremantle FC
Renee
Morgan
South Fremantle FC
Carys
D’Addario
Swan Districts FC
Grace
Freeman
East Fremantle FC
Taya
Chambers
East Fremantle FC
Tiani
Teakle
East Fremantle FC
Lily
Paterson
Swan Districts FC
Layla
Quinn-Schofield
Subiaco FC
Claudia
Wright
Claremont FC
Alira
Fotu
South Fremantle FC
Olivia
Wolmarans
Subiaco FC
Olivia
Crane
Subiaco FC
Mia
Jackson
Claremont FC
Kate
Newson
South Fremantle FC
Zoe
Keley
South Fremantle FC
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