Thank you, Allie
Midcourter, Allie Smith has informed the club that she is seeking other opportunities for the 2022 season.
The Vixens have thanked Allie for her contribution to the club throughout her time in the squad over the last two years.
The 21-year-old debuted for the Vixens in 2020 and was part of the championship winning team, earning Rookie of the Year at the club’s Sharelle McMahon Medal night. Smith has played 20 games for the club.
General Manager – Vixens, Performance and Pathways, Rebekah Webster said:
“Allie has been a valuable member of the Vixens squad for the last two years, and we thank her for all she has brought to the team,” said Webster.
“As someone who has progressed through the Victorian netball pathway, we look forward to seeing Allie do some great things in the next step of her netball career.”
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