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A seamless addition to the Saints’ young engine room in 2021, the No. 6 pick from the 2020 AFLW draft was prepped for a huge 2022 season until an ACL injury brought those plans to a halt.
Not one to complain, however, Smith has dived head-first into her rehab and has an eye on re-establishing herself as one of the most exciting young talents in the competition in the back-half of Season 7.
Occupation: Administration at City Mazda (part-time), Student in Bachelor of Exercise & Sports Science at Deakin University
A seamless addition to the Saints’ young engine room in 2021, the No. 6 pick from the 2020 AFLW draft was prepped for a huge 2022 season until an ACL injury brought those plans to a halt.
Not one to complain, however, Smith has dived head-first into her rehab and has an eye on re-establishing herself as one of the most exciting young talents in the competition in the back-half of Season 7.
Occupation: Administration at City Mazda (part-time), Student in Bachelor of Exercise & Sports Science at Deakin University
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