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Gryphons Crowe about new women’s coach
Originally published by Glen Eira Gryphons
The Glen Eira Gryphons executive is pleased to announce the appointment of Olivia Crowe as Senior Women’s Coach for 2022.
Olivia brings 14+ years of experience playing women’s football having played most of her career with the Eastern Devils in the premier division of the Victorian Women’s Football League (VWFL).
Olivia been an exceptional and passionate contributor to the growth of women’s football and has held administrative and women’s game development positions at the VAFA, AFL Victoria and SMJFL.
The GEFNC is fortunate to be able to attract leaders of Olivia’s calibre into our coaching program and we are excited to see her work with and develop our talented and determine playing group lead by premiership captain Zoe Rossiter.
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