Aussie Stingers squad announced
Published Fri 17 Jul 2020
The Aussie Stingers have unveiled their squad of 20 for the next 12 months, as the count down to the Tokyo Olympic Games reaches the one year to go mark.
While the international calendar remains uncertain due to the current COVID-19 pandemic, the Aussie Stingers are back training and preparing for the Olympics.
Water Polo Australia is currently reviewing national squad camps and potential competitions, while the squad continues their training with respective State Institutes.
Aussie Stingers Coach, Predrag Mihailovic, said Water Polo Australia is working through a number of options around the squad’s schedule for the next 12 months.
“These are unprecedented times, which are continuously changing, so we are looking at different scenarios to ensure the squad can train and be as prepared as we can.
“While we don’t know what the international calendar will look like leading into Tokyo, that won’t stop us working hard.
“The Aussie Stingers are in good spirits and very focused on the task at hand as we focus on the next 12months preparation for Tokyo.
“Our squad of 20 are right now training with their respective State Institutes as well as regularly meeting as a national squad. We are still connected as a squad even while each player prepares from their own home towns,” said Mihailovic.
Australian Women’s Water Polo Squad
Abby Andrews, Qld
Zoe Arancini, WA
Elle Armit, NSW
Hannah Buckling, NSW
Pascalle Casey, NSW
Tenealle Fasala, Qld
Keesja Gofers, NSW
Bronte Halligan, NSW
Lilian Hedges, WA
Matilda Kearns, NSW
Bronwen Knox, Qld
Lena Mihailovic, NSW
Danielle Morrissey, NSW
Gabriella Palm, Qld
Amy Ridge, NSW
Madeleine Steere, Vic
Rowie Webster, Vic
Alice Williams, Qld
Lea Yanitsas, NSW
Jessica Zimmerman, WA