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Despite the jump straight from high school to professional football, Richards didn’t look out of place after making her debut in Pride Round against Melbourne.
The silky forward/midfielder held her place in the side for the remainder of the Saints’ campaign. taking part in the club’s two wins in the latter half of the season.
While physically suited to play through the midfield and up forward, Richards has shown impressive skill aerially; an attribute which will sure to be a feature come Season 7.
Occupation: 2022 Gap Year, waiter at Jackalope Winery.
Despite the jump straight from high school to professional football, Richards didn’t look out of place after making her debut in Pride Round against Melbourne.
The silky forward/midfielder held her place in the side for the remainder of the Saints’ campaign. taking part in the club’s two wins in the latter half of the season.
While physically suited to play through the midfield and up forward, Richards has shown impressive skill aerially; an attribute which will sure to be a feature come Season 7.
Occupation: 2022 Gap Year, waiter at Jackalope Winery.
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