The VAFA congratulates Clare Konstanty on being nominated the Anytime Fitness Women’s Rising Star this week. Clare produced a best on ground performance, along with a goal in Glen Eira’s 64-point win over La Trobe last weekend.
What the club said:
Clare joined Glen Eira Women’s Football Club in 2021 from her junior club St Paul’s. She is a consistent regular at all trainings and strives to develop herself as a player. Clare brings enthusiasm and passion to our team.
Her form this season has shown improvement across all games and she is an important member of our team. One of Clare’s valuable assets is her running speed up forward and down the wings when she plays, which provides plenty of highlights.
Clare’s team first approach means she is willing to play in any position that she is asked too. Clare is a pleasure to coach. All of us at the Glen Eira Football Club are super proud of Clare and her VAFA Rising Star nomination. We look forward to her continuing her wonderful football career at the Gryphs for many years to come.
* Note Clare is 4th from the left in the Glen Eira team training photo
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