Glenelg Women’s Pocket Profile

3 years ago – January 25, 2022

SANFL’s ZAC MILBANK breaks down all you need to know about the Tigers heading into the 2022 SANFL Women’s League season.

2021 Snapshot

Finished – 1st

Record – 7 wins, 3 losses, 1 draw (minor round)

Club Champion – Jessica Bates

Trademark Award: Ellie Kellock

Cass Hartley Best Team Player Award: Ellie Kellock

The Advertiser SANFLW Team of the Year – Ellie Kellock (Captain – Back Pocket), Brooke Tonon (Half Back Flank), Jessica Bates (Ruck Rover)

Player Movement

COMING
Alana Baker (North Adelaide/South Adelaide), Kendall Howell (North Adelaide), Andie Zbierski (North Adelaide), Madison Bennett (South Adelaide), Marie Martino (West Adelaide), Georgie Bradley (netball), Demi McCarthy (netball), Violet Patterson

GOING
Emily Woods (retired/coaching), Ellen Fauser (retired), Tess Morcom (retired), Kimberley Fry, Millie Gentle, Brooke Trevena

2022 SANFLW Fixture

Round 1
Friday February 4
Norwood v Glenelg at Coopers Stadium – 8pm

Round 2
Saturday February 12
Sturt v Glenelg at Thebarton Oval – 6pm

Round 3
Sunday February 20
South v Glenelg at Flinders University Stadium – 4pm

Round 4
Saturday February 26
Glenelg v Eagles at Hisense Stadium – 10.50am

Round 5
Saturday March 5
Central v Glenelg at X Convenience Oval – 1.40pm

Round 6
Friday March 18
West v Glenelg at Hisense Stadium – 8pm

Round 7
Saturday March 26
North v Glenelg at Coopers Stadium – 1.40pm

Rounds 8-12 TBC

Star Signing - Madison Bennett

The dual South Adelaide premiership player will offer the Tigers plenty of experience and zip around the packs after landing at Brighton Road. The 22-year-old also boasts valuable pace which should prove an asset for the defending premier in 2022.

One to Watch - Piper Window

Officials at Tigerland are eagerly awaiting the continued progression of Piper Window, who showed tremendous promise playing in the Bays’ inaugural Women’s premiership last year. A member of the SA U18 Girls Academy, the grand daughter of Magarey Medallist Gary Window has pace and reads the play nicely.

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