Football NSW Metro and Country squads confirmed for 2023 Girls National Youth Championships
Football NSW has confirmed the players set to represent the Metro and Country teams in the Girls National Youth Championships, to be held in Wollongong in October.
Commencing on Monday 9th of October and concluding on Friday 13th, matches will be played at John Crehan Park and the iconic WIN Stadium.
Football NSW will be entering four teams in the tournament, with Metro and Country teams selected for the Under 14 and Under 16 age groups.
“Our talent identification processes have improved with the introduction of Girls TSP over the past 12 months,” said Nadine Shiels, Football NSW Player Development Manager – Girls.
“This meant that we were able to cast the net wider to select and identify players for our girls state teams.
“We have an incredible amount of talented players, and selecting the final squads was no easy task.
“It is encouraging and rewarding for the future of football in NSW to have a larger pool of talented players coming through.
“We are excited to see the selected teams in action in Wollongong in October and we would love to see as many people down there supporting the girls on their journey.
“We are confident the players will take this opportunity with both hands and demonstrate what they are capable of.”
Football NSW Girls State Teams
Girls U14 Country Team: Amelia Armanini (Hanwood FC), Indy Wishart (Albury Hotspurs FC), Tully Williams (South East Phoenix FC), Indeeka Pinkard (Illawarra Stingrays FC), Hayley Short (South East Phoenix FC), Philippa Delgado (Hanwood FC), Josephine McKenzie (Forbes & District SC), Mikayla Blake (Tolland FC), Sienna Alam (Mrtyleford Savoy FC), Mary Dal Broi (Football NSW Institute), Chloe Anderson (Macarthur Rams FC), Ellie Daniels (Blacktown Spartans FC), Muireann Kilroy (Albury Hotspurs FC), Hayley-Ann Mooney (UNSW FC), Gisella Pangallo (APIA Leichhardt FC), Indianna Kennedy (Blacktown Spartans FC)
Coach: Norm Boardman
Girls U14 Metro Team: Sophie Bailey (Illawarra Stingrays), Tyra Bagiante (Football NSW Institute), Claire Corbett (Football NSW Institute), Matilda Dias-Wadewitz (Football NSW Institute), Lana Elkordi (Football NSW Institute), Ellie Enlund (Football NSW Institute), Mikaela Gavranic (Football NSW Institute), Charlotte Bradshaw (Football NSW Institute), Liana Luong (Football NSW Institute), Zoe Panagopoulos (APIA Leichhardt FC), Willa Pearson (Belrose-Terrey Hills Raiders), Abbie Puckett (Football NSW Institute), Rubi Sullivan (NWS Spirit FC), Stella Tassarotti (Football NSW Institute), Gabriella White (Football NSW Institute), Annabelle Croll (Football NSW Institute).
Coach: Anissa Tan
Girls U16 Country Team: Millie White (South East Phoenix FC), Emily Zerafa (Illawarra Stingrays FC), Rylee Steele (Albury Hotspurs FC), Ruby Snowdon (Wangaratta City FC), Romany Janssens (Illawarra Stingrays FC), Alethea Levy (Northern Tigers FC), Sumalee Radzki (North West Spirit FC), Poppy Channing (Blacktown Spartans FC), Jasmine Mitchell (Eglinton District FC), Allyssa Ng Saad (Blacktown Spartans FC), Ysobel Chalice (SD Raiders FC), Kaya Peacock-Hurst (Blacktown Spartans FC), April Rowley (South East Phoenix FC), Natasha Stradiotto (Sydney Olympic FC), Lillian Skelly (Football NSW Institute), Hannah Ferguson (Gunghalin United FC).
Coach: Meaghan Kempson
Girls U16 Metro Team: Jasmin Selva (Football NSW Institute), Lauren Nada (Football NSW Institute), Savannah Murray (Central Coast Mariners FC), Christina Kiceec (Football NSW Institute), Alvina Khoshaba (Football NSW Institute), Maria Tsavalias (Football NSW Institute), Sienna Dale (Manly United FC), Amelia Bennett (Football NSW Institute), Skye Halmarick (NWS Spirit FC), Maddie Caspers (Football NSW Institute), Tea Mucenski (Football NSW Institute), Amelia Cassar (Football NSW Institute), Kiara Bonora (Football NSW Institute), Mikayla Duong (Football NSW Institute), Annabella Keep (Football NSW Institute), Sofia Fante (Football NSW Institute).
Coach: Victoria Guzman
