15. Lauren Pearce
“Loz had that setback with her knee following the Brisbane game,” Keily said. “We’re allowing her symptoms to settle before looking to reload her to be match-ready over the next fortnight.”
| Player | Injury | Estimated Return |
|---|---|---|
|
15. Lauren Pearce |
Knee |
1 - 2 weeks
“Loz had that setback with her knee following the Brisbane game,” Keily said. “We’re allowing her symptoms to settle before looking to reload her to be match-ready over the next fortnight.” |
|
40. Jorja Livingstone |
Wrist |
1 - 2 weeks
“Jorja is now out of her wrist splint, which means she can start skills and strength work,” Keily said. “She’ll join non-contract training this week and then will look to re-integrate into full training next week.” |
|
28. Saraid Taylor |
Calf | 1 - 2 weeks |
|
25. Jacinta Hose |
Ankle |
3 - 4 weeks
“Jacinta is out of the boot has ticked off her first run which is really positive,” Keily said. “She’s been super diligent with her rehab program and we’ll hopefully see her back in action over the next month.” |
|
23. Sinéad Goldrick |
Knee |
TBC
“Sinead was involved in an incident during the first quarter of the game, where contact was made with her left knee,” Keily said. “Unfortunately, scans have confirmed that she has sustained an MCL injury. We’re seeking further assessments from specialists and from there we’ll be able to determine a return-to-play plan.” |
|
14. Amelia Dethridge |
Knee |
TBC
“Following Casey’s VFLW game last weekend, Amelia presented with some knee soreness,” Keily said. “Unfortunately, scans have confirmed that she has suffered a tear to her meniscus. She underwent surgery today and we’ll be able to determine a return-to-play timeline once she recovers from that surgery.” |
|
18. Chloe Baker-West |
Leg |
Season
“It’s disappointing that Chloe won’t have the opportunity to play in her first AFLW season, but we want to make sure we set her up for success in the longer term,” Keily said. “Chloe has taken a very mature approach to her rehabilitation and is determined to be fit and firing to attack next pre-season.” |
|
16. Grace Beasley |
Knee |
Season
“It’s shattering for Grace and also her teammates who have seen how hard she worked to get back to full fitness last year,” Gill said. “We’ll put all our love and support around Grace through this difficult time as she prepares for surgery. We know she’ll attack her rehabilitation with the same determined attitude and energy she brings to the club every day.” Read Article |
15. Lauren Pearce
“Loz had that setback with her knee following the Brisbane game,” Keily said. “We’re allowing her symptoms to settle before looking to reload her to be match-ready over the next fortnight.”
40. Jorja Livingstone
“Jorja is now out of her wrist splint, which means she can start skills and strength work,” Keily said. “She’ll join non-contract training this week and then will look to re-integrate into full training next week.”
25. Jacinta Hose
“Jacinta is out of the boot has ticked off her first run which is really positive,” Keily said. “She’s been super diligent with her rehab program and we’ll hopefully see her back in action over the next month.”
23. Sinéad Goldrick
“Sinead was involved in an incident during the first quarter of the game, where contact was made with her left knee,” Keily said. “Unfortunately, scans have confirmed that she has sustained an MCL injury. We’re seeking further assessments from specialists and from there we’ll be able to determine a return-to-play plan.”
14. Amelia Dethridge
“Following Casey’s VFLW game last weekend, Amelia presented with some knee soreness,” Keily said. “Unfortunately, scans have confirmed that she has suffered a tear to her meniscus. She underwent surgery today and we’ll be able to determine a return-to-play timeline once she recovers from that surgery.”
18. Chloe Baker-West
“It’s disappointing that Chloe won’t have the opportunity to play in her first AFLW season, but we want to make sure we set her up for success in the longer term,” Keily said. “Chloe has taken a very mature approach to her rehabilitation and is determined to be fit and firing to attack next pre-season.”
16. Grace Beasley
“It’s shattering for Grace and also her teammates who have seen how hard she worked to get back to full fitness last year,” Gill said. “We’ll put all our love and support around Grace through this difficult time as she prepares for surgery. We know she’ll attack her rehabilitation with the same determined attitude and energy she brings to the club every day.”
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