Pocket Profile
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2023 North Adelaide SANFLW Pocket Profile

North's Sky Jensen will be looking to become a regular for the Roosters in 2023 after playing three games in 2022.

SANFL’s ZAC MILBANK breaks down all you need to know about the Roosters heading into the 2023 SANFL Women’s League season.

2022 Snapshot

Finished – 1st

Record – 9 wins, 3 losses (minor round)

Best and Fairest – Jessica Edwards

Runner Up – Hannah Ewings

Best Finals Player  – Megan Ryan

The Advertiser SANFLW Team of the Year – Hannah Ewings (Forward Pocket), Amelie Borg (Centre Half-Back), Jessica Edwards (Ruck Rover), Katelyn Pope (Interchange)

2022 North Adelaide Women’s Club Champion Jess Edwards.

Player Movement

COMING
Isabelle Starmer (Central District), Aprille Crooks (South Launceston), Georgia Hamilton (Sturt), Mattea Breed (Payneham/Norwood), Kalani Bates (Goolwa/South Adelaide), Zoe Perry  (Central District), Jayde Visser (Modbury), Sam Hoogeveen-Hill (Pioneer – Alice Springs), Emma Chapman (Strathalbyn)

 

GOING
Elaine Grigg (Central District), Poppy Waterford (Woodville-West Torrens), Meg Ryan (Essendon VFLW), Jade De Melo (Port Adelaide/returned to Perth), Jamie Norup (retired), Rachael Plummer

2023 SANFLW Fixture - First Five Rounds

Round 1
Friday February 17
Norwood v North (The Parade) – 7.30pm

Round 2
Saturday February 25
West v North (Hisense Stadium) – 12pm

Round 3
Saturday March 4
North v Eagles (X Convenience Oval) – 2pm

Round 4
Sunday March 19
Glenelg v North (Hisense Stadium) – 2pm

Round 5
Saturday March 25
South v North (Flinders University Stadium) – 6pm

North captain Kristi Harvey is preparing to win her fifth SANFLW premiership in 2023.

Star Signing - Isabelle Starmer

After losing rucks Meg Ryan (Essendon) and Jamie Norup (retirement) during the off-season, North coach Krissie Steen found the ideal replacement in Central’s Isabelle Starmer.

Selected as the ruck in The Advertiser SANFLW Team of the Year, Starmer is set to also display her talent in key-position roles at either end of the ground in 2023.

This should see her push for selection in the next AFLW Draft, having been monitored closely by scouts during 2022.

One to Watch - Jayde Visser

Described as an ”incredible little footballer” by North coach Krissie Steen, Jayde Visser is ready to make her mark in the Roosters’ League team this year.

Recruited from Modbury FC, Visser has pace to burn and has been showing similar traits to star Croweaters junior Shineah Goody.

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