
Round 3 Anytime Fitness Women’s Rising Star: Maddy Seebeck
The VAFA congratulates Maddy Seebeck from Old Geelong Football Club who has been nominated as the Round 3 Anytime Fitness Women’s Rising Star. Maddy is a stalwart in defence and
Women’s football has exploded on the back of the success of AFL Women’s and many stories have surfaced regarding the pioneers of the game.
One of those pioneers, Clare Woodhouse, will run out for her 200th game on Sunday when her beloved Brunswick Renegades face off with Fitzroy-ACU at Gillon Oval.
Woodhouse commenced her playing career with Box Hill Mustangs in 1998 until they folded in 2000. She joined Melbourne University the following season and plied her trade until a broken finger forced her retirement in 2012. In 2014, Woodhouse joined the Brunswick Renegades in their inaugural season and her passion for football returned.
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The VAFA and the Brunswick Renegades congratulate Clare and wish her all the best in the milestone match.
For those who would like to congratulate Clare in person, you can see her at Gillon Oval on Sunday 9th April from 2pm. Watch out for the star wearing number 24.
The VAFA congratulates Maddy Seebeck from Old Geelong Football Club who has been nominated as the Round 3 Anytime Fitness Women’s Rising Star. Maddy is a stalwart in defence and
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The VAFA congratulates Boston Dowling from Old Trinity Football Club who has been nominated as the Round 3 Anytime Fitness Men’s Rising Star. Boston is a star in the making,