A SLICE of history was created at Muswellbrook on Thursday evening when the inaugural Hunter Valley Group 21 Women’s CRL representative team trained for the first time.
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Players from Muswellbrook, Singleton, Aberdeen, Merriwa and Murrurundi were put through their paces under the watchful eye of coach Phoebe Desmond at Olympic Park.
The profile of the sport has risen in recent times, due to the success of the Australian Jillaroos.
And, the local girls are vying for a spot in the Greater Northern Tigers squad.
Group 21, Central Coast/Newcastle, Group 4, Hastings and Group 19 will take part in the selection trial, scheduled for Saturday, February 10, at Muswellbrook.
Group 21: Brydie Parker (Muswellbrook), Kelsey French (Muswellbrook), Harmony Liddell (Muswellbrook), Shae Pemberton (Muswellbrook), Clare Akauma (Muswellbrook), Cressa Harris (Muswellbrook), Brooke Carter (Singleton), Tyler Kersley (Singleton), Ebony Ford (Singleton), Meagan Casserly (Singleton), Ashleigh Noble (Singleton), Caitlin Albury (Aberdeen), Katherine Nicholson (Aberdeen), Jessyca Morgan (Merriwa), Maddlilyn Blackadder (Merriwa), Shai Blackadder (Merriwa), Dimity Parker (Merriwa), Lucy Prudden (Murrurundi); coach Phoebe Desmond (Singleton)
Anna Harrington and Roger Vaughan
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