Friday 3 June 2011
Queensland will be looking to improve on their third placing at the last national championships when the 2011 titles start in Adelaide on Tuesday.
Queensland has been a trailblazer in supporting the development and evolution of national football at the female level and will take a strong squad south for the big event.
Katie Brennan has been a standout at junior and senior rep level and will be one of the key players for Queensland, while Breanna Koenen was an All-Australian under 18 alongside Brennan last year.
Jade Pegelj has been a standout in the local competition for several years and has also been a strong contributor at representative level.
The strength of women’s football in the north of the State is reflected in 10 members of the squad coming from Cairns and Koenen from Magnetic Island off Townsville.
Player Club Lives
Emma Best Morningside Carina Heights
Jenna Van Dyk Morningside Holland Park West
Emma Zielke Morningside Norman Park
Sherie Sayle Morningside East Brisbane
Katie Brennan Yeronga South Brisbane Tarragindi
Heidi Thompson Yeronga South Brisbane Mt Gravatt East
Kate Lutkins Yeronga South Brisbane Karalee
Cleo Davis Yeronga South Brisbane Bundall, Gold Coast
Elizabeth Scott Kedron
Sharni Webb Zillmere Windsor
Yolanda Jones Zillmere Clayfield
Jade Pregelj Logan Loganholme
Laura Stampa Logan Cleveland
Mikayla Stephen Logan
Indy Sleeth Logan Southport, Gold Coast
Jo Butland North Cairns Bayview Heights, Cairns
Selina Goodman North Cairns Clifton Beach, Cairns
Staci Trindle-Price North Cairns Sheridan, Cairns
Lauretta Dowling Centrals Trinity Beach Manoora, Cairns
Monika Duggan Manunda Gordonvale, Cairns
Tiarna Ernst Manunda Cairns
Kareena White Manunda Whitefield
Ellie Martin South Cairns Mt Sheridan
Asta Naden South Cairns Cairns
Ashleigh Singleton South Cairns Yorkeys Knob
Breanna Keonen Magnetic Island
