Westfield U17 Squad

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The Westfield Women’s under 17 squad, comprised of 30 of Australia's best young women players, will begin training today in a four day camp at the Australian Institute of Sport in Canberra.



Head Coach, Robert Hooker, believes this group of talented teenagers have been developing well following their camp last month in Sydney.



“The squad has been progressing well and are coming together more cohesively as a group,” said Hooker.



“This continues our build up to the ASEAN Cup in October and AFC Championships in November,” Hooker continued.



“The AFC Championships in November is also the qualifying tournament for the under 17 World Cup so the development of this group of players has been a continuous effort.”



“This will act as the final selection process before we finalise the squad for these next two tournaments,” finished Hooker.


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Australia Women’s Under 17 training squad

September Camp

Australian Institute of Sport, Canberra

10 to 13 September



Teigan Allen (Sydney), Tara Andrews (Newcastle), Mackenzie Arnold (Brisbane), Nicole Bolger (Sydney), Hannah Brewer (Newcastle), Sharni Brown (Sydney), Ashley Brown (Melbourne), Stephanie Catley (Melbourne), Brianna Davey (Melbourne), Erika Elze (Brisbane), Ashlee Faul (Adelaide), Caitlin Foord (Sydney), Caitlin Friend (Melbourne), Michaela Hatzirodos (Brisbane), Amy Higgins (Brisbane), Kahlia Hogg (Canberra), Courtney Holmwood (Brisbane), Alexandra Huynh (Sydney), Alanna Kennedy (Sydney), Heidi Makrillos (Sydney), Ann Mayo (Sydney), Gemma Pearce (Newcastle), Candace Sciberras (Sydney), Madeline Searl (Newcastle), Rachael Soutar (Sydney), Rebekah Stott (Brisbane), Emily Van Egmond (Canberra), Ruth Wallace (Adelaide), Jessie Wharepouri (Sydney), Brittany Whitfield (Brisbane)

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Well done SA girls.

I think the structure of under 17's and above, has given players a greater opportunity to experience high level sport. Well done.