Above: Claudia Cicco in action for the Young Matildas. Image: Tiff Williams, Football Australia. By Ryan Miller-Woods (10/7/24). After playing an important role in Newcastle Jets’ success last season, Young Matildas defender Claudia Cicco has re-signed with the club m until the end of the 2025/26 season. Cicco made a total of 18 appearances forContinue reading “Newcastle Jets re-sign Claudia Cicco”
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Newcastle Jets re-sign 17-year old Emma Dundas
Above: Young gun Emma Dundas shining in her debut season for the Jets. Image: A-League Women. By Ryan Miller-Woods (9/7/24). After having had a breakout maiden A-League Women’s campaign with Newcastle Jets which saw her voted as the club’s Young Player of the Year, 17-year-old midfielder Emma Dundas has re-signed with the Jets until theContinue reading “Newcastle Jets re-sign 17-year old Emma Dundas”
Cass Davis re-signs with Newcastle Jets
By Ryan Miller-Woods (5/7/24). Ahead of the upcoming 2024/2025 A-League Women’s Season, Newcastle Jets have announced the re-signing of their all-time leading appearance maker in the league with 153 appearances, club captain Cassidy Davis. Davis will be entering her 12th successive season with the Jets having made her debut with Newcastle back in 2013. DuringContinue reading “Cass Davis re-signs with Newcastle Jets”
Hayley Raso departs Real Madrid
Above: Hayley Raso celebrates a goal for the Matildas. Photo: Kris Goman for Impetus. By Genevieve Henry (23/6/24). Real Madrid have announced the departure of Hayley Raso after just one year with the club. The 29-year old winger signed for the club last July, becoming the first Australian, male or female, to do so. DuringContinue reading “Hayley Raso departs Real Madrid”
“I wouldn’t want to do it with any other club.” Princess Ibini signs for a tenth season in Sky Blue
Above: Princess Ibini in action for Sydney FC. Image: Kris Goman for Impetus. By Genevieve Henry (23/6/24). In 2015, a 15 year-old Princess Ibini made her first appearance for Sydney FC, full of dreams and excitement. Coming up on 10 years later, she’s made 140 appearances and is set to become the record appearance makerContinue reading ““I wouldn’t want to do it with any other club.” Princess Ibini signs for a tenth season in Sky Blue”
Could a move back to Sydney be on the cards after Remy Siemsen departs Leicester on a free?
Above: Remy Siemsen in action for Sydney FC in 2022. Photo: Kris Goman for Impetus. By Genevieve Henry (20/6/24). With the news of Matildas striker Remy Siemsen leaving Leicester City available for free transfer, a return to Sky Blue seems inevitable. When Siemsen left Australia to join Leicester City in a record transfer deal forContinue reading “Could a move back to Sydney be on the cards after Remy Siemsen departs Leicester on a free?”
“It’s emotional, but Sky Blue forever”: Vine and McLean leave Sydney
Above: Cortnee Vine lifts the 2022-23 Premier’s plate, with Charlotte McLean on her left. Image: Sydney FC. by Genevieve Henry (15/6/24). Cortnee Vine and Charlotte McLean, Sydney FC’s most iconic and beloved duo, announced on Friday that they are to depart the Sky Blues for the NWSL. After four years with the club, Vine isContinue reading ““It’s emotional, but Sky Blue forever”: Vine and McLean leave Sydney”
Mackenzie Hawkesby bleeds Sky Blue and has renewed her contract for One More Year
Above: Cortnee Vine and Mackenzie Hawkesby (right) celebrate their recent Championship. Image: Sydney FC. By Genevieve Henry (15/5/24). Sydney announced on Tuesday that Mackenzie Hawkesby had renewed her contract for one more season. The Grand Final player of the match turned the Sky Blues’ season around when she returned midseason from a disappointing stint overseasContinue reading “Mackenzie Hawkesby bleeds Sky Blue and has renewed her contract for One More Year”
Cortnee Vine: “No other coach does it like Ante.”
Above: Cortnee Vine chasing down an opportunity to score earlier this season. Image: Kris Goman for Impetus. By Genevieve Henry (3/5/24). Matildas star Cortnee Vine is all set to go in the A-League Women Grand Final this Saturday at AAMI Park against fierce competitors Melbourne City. She spoke to the media about Sydney FC’s relationshipContinue reading “Cortnee Vine: “No other coach does it like Ante.””
Emily Husband: “Nothing is achievable by yourself.”
Above: Emily Husband speaks to the media. Image: Central Coast Mariners. By Ryan Miller-Woods (26/4/24). The media heard from Central Coast Mariners’ Annabel Martin and Head Coach Emily Husband ahead of their upcoming semi-final second leg against Sydney FC on Saturday. Despite the 1-0 defeat last week in Gosford, the Mariners are still very muchContinue reading “Emily Husband: “Nothing is achievable by yourself.””
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