3 DAYS TO GO!

It keeps getting better and better with Ex Matilda and recently appointed W League Presenter,

Amy Taylor

going the long list of high profile guests going us this Wednesday night 6-7pm on 5GTRFM.

Biography

Amy was a member of the Australian women's national team, known as "The Matildas", playing as a defender in over 20 international caps. Additionally, she played nearly 100 games for the Canberra Eclipse of the Australian Women's National Soccer League, and has played professionally in the United States for the W-League Hampton Roads Piranhas as well. She was first selected to the Australian women's national team in 1997, at the age of 17—just six years after she began playing the sport. Known as a tenacious defender and aggressive tackler, Taylor's style of play contributed to a number of injuries which ultimately ended her football career. After two reconstructive surgeries on her ankles following the Matildas' 2004 season, she began her television career.

The South East Women's Football Association held its awards night at Casadio Park, Mount Gambier.
The major award presented on the night was the season's Best & Fairest.

The Senior award was won by Tess Andrews, while the Under 14 award was won my Monique Iannella.
A full list of the season's awards appears below:
Seniors
Best & FairestWinner - Tess Andrews (Palace)

Runner Up - Monique Iannella (Villa)
Player's Player - Gabby Tentye (Palace)
Under 14s
Best & FairestWinner - Monique Iannella (Villa)

Runners Up - Imogen Pratt (Palace) and Meg Walters (City)