Mollythedolly
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She’s had a terrible year. Hopefully we get to see back to her best in 2024.
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Jen2310
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Surely not? Didn't she do her hammy last week? lol
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AFLW Injury Update: Round 10
Collingwood has provided an Injury Update ahead of its Round Ten NAB AFLW clash against Richmond at Victoria Park this Sunday.
Just noticed in a clip that Bri is on a crutch. Anyone got any inside knowledge?
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Ankle reconstruction. Of course it was..
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Pies skipper in race against time, details 'mental challenge' of rehab
Brianna Davey is facing a race against time to be fit for Collingwood's round one clash with Sydney
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Yeah the words "little" and "ankle reco" just can't be taken as flippant whether you're a professional althete or not.Ankle reconstruction. Of course it was..
Pies skipper in race against time, details 'mental challenge' of rehab
Brianna Davey is facing a race against time to be fit for Collingwood's round one clash with Sydney
Feel gutted for Bri. She's a AAA match winning leader and in a game where on field 1%ers are everything, she easily gives our team a 5-7% boost with her presence just by stepping onto the ground.
Any updates on Butler?
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Re: Butler. Seems she'll miss a couple early games
Collingwood captain Brianna Davey is doing everything she can to feature in the season opener, after undergoing ankle surgery in the off-season, the Pies will also be without important defender Lauren Butler early on due to a lower leg concern.
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Collingwood captain Brianna Davey is doing everything she can to feature in the season opener, after undergoing ankle surgery in the off-season, the Pies will also be without important defender Lauren Butler early on due to a lower leg concern.
Injuries, off-field moves and more: Get up to speed ahead of season 2024
Gemma Bastiani has all the details ahead of the NAB AFLW season opener
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Really unlucky re Bri and Butler two of our better and consistent players , we have lost or traded away a lot of good players, some obviously out of our control.
Hope I'm wrong but I feel like we are in for a slide on the ladder this year and really need a near full rebuild.
We have a few good players and a lot of vanilla or average players on our list.
Without Bri I don't think our midfield is anywhere near the level of a lot of other sides. Our forward line continues to lack any depth and consitency.
I hope I am proven completely wrong and the girls have a great year, but I think the coach and list managers will have their hands full at years end.
Hope I'm wrong but I feel like we are in for a slide on the ladder this year and really need a near full rebuild.
We have a few good players and a lot of vanilla or average players on our list.
Without Bri I don't think our midfield is anywhere near the level of a lot of other sides. Our forward line continues to lack any depth and consitency.
I hope I am proven completely wrong and the girls have a great year, but I think the coach and list managers will have their hands full at years end.
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To Be Assessed:
Brianna Davey
Brianna Davey is progressing well in her ankle recovery.
The midfielder will be tested throughout the week to determine her availability for Collingwood’s season opener against the Sydney Swans on Friday night.
Other Updates:
Lauren Butler
Lauren Butler has been battling an achilles injury during the pre-season and has recently suffered a calf injury.
The defender is recovering well and is expected to return to the field in the next two to four weeks.
Kalinda Howarth
Kalinda Howarth is progressing well in her ACL rehab.
The forward, who arrived at Collingwood during the 2023 Sign and Trade Period, sustained an ACL injury whilst playing with the Gold Coast SUNS last season.
The 25-year-old will look to make a return to the field at the back end of the season (8-12 weeks).
Mikayla Hyde
Mikayla Hyde underwent a minor procedure on her foot a couple of weeks ago.
The 22-year-old is progressing well in her recovery but will need to tick some boxes in her rehab before she returns to play.
Charlotte Taylor
Charlotte Taylor has experienced some bone stress in her foot during the pre-season.
The defender is increasing her loads to return to full training and is expected to return to play within two to four weeks.
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Brianna Davey
Brianna Davey is progressing well in her ankle recovery.
The midfielder will be tested throughout the week to determine her availability for Collingwood’s season opener against the Sydney Swans on Friday night.
Other Updates:
Lauren Butler
Lauren Butler has been battling an achilles injury during the pre-season and has recently suffered a calf injury.
The defender is recovering well and is expected to return to the field in the next two to four weeks.
Kalinda Howarth
Kalinda Howarth is progressing well in her ACL rehab.
The forward, who arrived at Collingwood during the 2023 Sign and Trade Period, sustained an ACL injury whilst playing with the Gold Coast SUNS last season.
The 25-year-old will look to make a return to the field at the back end of the season (8-12 weeks).
Mikayla Hyde
Mikayla Hyde underwent a minor procedure on her foot a couple of weeks ago.
The 22-year-old is progressing well in her recovery but will need to tick some boxes in her rehab before she returns to play.
Charlotte Taylor
Charlotte Taylor has experienced some bone stress in her foot during the pre-season.
The defender is increasing her loads to return to full training and is expected to return to play within two to four weeks.
AFLW Injury Update: Round One
Collingwood’s AFLW Head of Wellbeing Kate Frazer has provided an injury update ahead of the Magpies’ 2024 AFLW Season Opener against the Sydney Swans on Friday night.
Well fingers cross Bri gets up. If not this week, then the week after.
But Bulter though ......
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But Bulter though ......
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on Bri
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Geez..
Collingwood AFLW defender Annie Lee and third-year Magpie Imogen Evans are set to spend some time on the sidelines as the pair recover from injury.
Lee, who was traded to the Pies from Carlton at the end of 2023, will miss the remainder of the 2024 NAB AFLW Season having sustained an acute cartilage injury to her left knee during the Pies’ Week 1 match against the Sydney Swans.
The 21-year-old is expected to consult with a surgeon in the coming days.
Evans sustained a hamstring strain to her left leg during training on Tuesday evening.
The 20-year-old, who was originally drafted to Collingwood in 2022, re-joined the Pies AFLW list during the pre-season period as a replacement player.
Evans is expected to be sidelined for four-six weeks.
As a result of the news, the program has welcomed Collingwood VFLW players Jordan Ivey and Sarah Ingram as replacement players for the side’s first home game at Victoria Park against Hawthorn this Saturday afternoon.
“Given these additions to our injury list and availability, we have elevated Collingwood VFLW players Jordan Ivey and Sarah Ingram who join our squad as we dip below the mandatory 24 players available.”
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Collingwood AFLW defender Annie Lee and third-year Magpie Imogen Evans are set to spend some time on the sidelines as the pair recover from injury.
Lee, who was traded to the Pies from Carlton at the end of 2023, will miss the remainder of the 2024 NAB AFLW Season having sustained an acute cartilage injury to her left knee during the Pies’ Week 1 match against the Sydney Swans.
The 21-year-old is expected to consult with a surgeon in the coming days.
Evans sustained a hamstring strain to her left leg during training on Tuesday evening.
The 20-year-old, who was originally drafted to Collingwood in 2022, re-joined the Pies AFLW list during the pre-season period as a replacement player.
Evans is expected to be sidelined for four-six weeks.
As a result of the news, the program has welcomed Collingwood VFLW players Jordan Ivey and Sarah Ingram as replacement players for the side’s first home game at Victoria Park against Hawthorn this Saturday afternoon.
“Given these additions to our injury list and availability, we have elevated Collingwood VFLW players Jordan Ivey and Sarah Ingram who join our squad as we dip below the mandatory 24 players available.”
Lee and Evans Sidelined
Collingwood AFLW defender Annie Lee and third-year Magpie Imogen Evans are set to spend some time on the sidelines as the pair recover from injury.
Geez..
Collingwood AFLW defender Annie Lee and third-year Magpie Imogen Evans are set to spend some time on the sidelines as the pair recover from injury.
Lee, who was traded to the Pies from Carlton at the end of 2023, will miss the remainder of the 2024 NAB AFLW Season having sustained an acute cartilage injury to her left knee during the Pies’ Week 1 match against the Sydney Swans.
The 21-year-old is expected to consult with a surgeon in the coming days.
Evans sustained a hamstring strain to her left leg during training on Tuesday evening.
The 20-year-old, who was originally drafted to Collingwood in 2022, re-joined the Pies AFLW list during the pre-season period as a replacement player.
Evans is expected to be sidelined for four-six weeks.
As a result of the news, the program has welcomed Collingwood VFLW players Jordan Ivey and Sarah Ingram as replacement players for the side’s first home game at Victoria Park against Hawthorn this Saturday afternoon.
“Given these additions to our injury list and availability, we have elevated Collingwood VFLW players Jordan Ivey and Sarah Ingram who join our squad as we dip below the mandatory 24 players available.”
Lee and Evans Sidelined
Collingwood AFLW defender Annie Lee and third-year Magpie Imogen Evans are set to spend some time on the sidelines as the pair recover from injury.
So this makes all 3 players we traded into the club, Howarth, Lee and Hyde will miss majority or all of the season.....
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To Be Assessed:
Muireann Atkinson
Muireann Atkinson has progressed well from a concussion sustained in Week One and she is now in the final stages of the AFL concussion protocols.
The defender will be tested this week to determine her availability for Collingwood’s Week Three match against Brisbane on Friday night.
Charlotte Taylor
Charlotte Taylor is progressing well in her recovery from a foot injury.
The 20-year-old will need to complete full training this week to be available for this Friday night’s game against Brisbane.
Other Updates:
Lauren Butler
Despite successfully recovering from a calf injury, Lauren Butler has suffered a setback having injured her left hamstring during the Pies training session last Thursday.
The 23-year-old is set to be sidelined for three to four weeks.
Imogen Evans
Imogen Evans is tracking well after sustaining a hamstring strain to her left leg during training last week.
The 20-year-old has already made positive developments having returned to running over the weekend.
She is expected to return within four to six weeks.
Kalinda Howarth
Kalinda Howarth continues to progress through her recovery from an ACL injury.
The 25-year-old will look to make a return to the field in eight to 12 weeks.
Mikayla Hyde
Mikayla Hyde is progressing well in her recovery from a foot injury.
The 21-year-old has successfully been able to change direction during her running sessions and will look to complete more running sessions this week.
She is expected to return to the field in the back end of the season.
Annie Lee
As confirmed last week, Annie Lee sustained an acute cartilage injury to her left knee during the Pies’ Week 1 match against the Sydney Swans.
The 21-year-old is expected to consult with medical staff and a surgeon over the coming days.
Lee will be sidelined for the remainder of the 2024 NAB AFLW season.
Muireann Atkinson
Muireann Atkinson has progressed well from a concussion sustained in Week One and she is now in the final stages of the AFL concussion protocols.
The defender will be tested this week to determine her availability for Collingwood’s Week Three match against Brisbane on Friday night.
Charlotte Taylor
Charlotte Taylor is progressing well in her recovery from a foot injury.
The 20-year-old will need to complete full training this week to be available for this Friday night’s game against Brisbane.
Other Updates:
Lauren Butler
Despite successfully recovering from a calf injury, Lauren Butler has suffered a setback having injured her left hamstring during the Pies training session last Thursday.
The 23-year-old is set to be sidelined for three to four weeks.
Imogen Evans
Imogen Evans is tracking well after sustaining a hamstring strain to her left leg during training last week.
The 20-year-old has already made positive developments having returned to running over the weekend.
She is expected to return within four to six weeks.
Kalinda Howarth
Kalinda Howarth continues to progress through her recovery from an ACL injury.
The 25-year-old will look to make a return to the field in eight to 12 weeks.
Mikayla Hyde
Mikayla Hyde is progressing well in her recovery from a foot injury.
The 21-year-old has successfully been able to change direction during her running sessions and will look to complete more running sessions this week.
She is expected to return to the field in the back end of the season.
Annie Lee
As confirmed last week, Annie Lee sustained an acute cartilage injury to her left knee during the Pies’ Week 1 match against the Sydney Swans.
The 21-year-old is expected to consult with medical staff and a surgeon over the coming days.
Lee will be sidelined for the remainder of the 2024 NAB AFLW season.
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Round 5
Assess:
Brittany Bonnici
Collingwood’s AFLW Vice-Captain will be tested ahead of Friday's Week Five match against the Gold Coast SUNS.
The 27-year-old sustained a calf strain during the Pies' Week Three game against Brisbane.
The midfielder will need to get through training this week to determine her availability for the game.
Other Updates:
Brianna Davey
Collingwood’s AFLW Captain Brianna Davey continues to progress through the AFL’s concussion protocols.
The 28-year-old sustained a concussion during the Pies' Week Four match against the West Coast Eagles last Tuesday night.
Davey is on track to return in one to two weeks.
Lauren Butler
Collingwood AFLW defender Lauren Butler continues to make good progress in her recovery from a hamstring strain.
The 23-year-old has returned to full training and will continue to build her loads, with the aim to return to the field in one to two weeks.
Imogen Evans
Imogen Evans is tracking well in her recovery from a hamstring strain.
The 20-year-old has returned to full training and is set to return in one to two weeks.
Kalinda Howarth
Kalinda Howarth continues to work through her recovery from an ACL injury.
The 25-year-old will look to make a return in eight to 12 weeks.
Mikayla Hyde
Mikayla Hyde continues to make good progress in her recovery from a foot injury.
The 21-year-old has commenced her re-loading process and has started running.
She is expected to return to the field in five to seven weeks.
Annie Lee
First-year Magpie, Annie Lee has successfully undergone surgery on her left knee to address her acute cartilage injury.
She’ll remain non-weight bearing for six weeks before commencing a rehab program.
The 21-year-old will be sidelined for the remainder of the 2024 NAB AFLW season.
Assess:
Brittany Bonnici
Collingwood’s AFLW Vice-Captain will be tested ahead of Friday's Week Five match against the Gold Coast SUNS.
The 27-year-old sustained a calf strain during the Pies' Week Three game against Brisbane.
The midfielder will need to get through training this week to determine her availability for the game.
Other Updates:
Brianna Davey
Collingwood’s AFLW Captain Brianna Davey continues to progress through the AFL’s concussion protocols.
The 28-year-old sustained a concussion during the Pies' Week Four match against the West Coast Eagles last Tuesday night.
Davey is on track to return in one to two weeks.
Lauren Butler
Collingwood AFLW defender Lauren Butler continues to make good progress in her recovery from a hamstring strain.
The 23-year-old has returned to full training and will continue to build her loads, with the aim to return to the field in one to two weeks.
Imogen Evans
Imogen Evans is tracking well in her recovery from a hamstring strain.
The 20-year-old has returned to full training and is set to return in one to two weeks.
Kalinda Howarth
Kalinda Howarth continues to work through her recovery from an ACL injury.
The 25-year-old will look to make a return in eight to 12 weeks.
Mikayla Hyde
Mikayla Hyde continues to make good progress in her recovery from a foot injury.
The 21-year-old has commenced her re-loading process and has started running.
She is expected to return to the field in five to seven weeks.
Annie Lee
First-year Magpie, Annie Lee has successfully undergone surgery on her left knee to address her acute cartilage injury.
She’ll remain non-weight bearing for six weeks before commencing a rehab program.
The 21-year-old will be sidelined for the remainder of the 2024 NAB AFLW season.
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We may be starting to see the light in our injury list.
Available for selection:
Mikala Cann
Mikala Cann suffered a knock to her shoulder during the third quarter of the Pies' Week Five clash against the Gold Coast SUNS last Friday.
The 23-year-old was sidelined for the remainder of the match. However, scans cleared her of any serious injury and she is set to be available for Saturday’s game.
To be assessed:
Brittany Bonnici
Collingwood’s Vice-Captain Brittany Bonnici is progressing well after sustaining a knock to her shoulder during the Pies' Week Five match against the Gold Coast SUNS. The Pies Vice-Captain managed to play out the remainder of the match.
The 27-year-old will need to complete contact training this week to determine her availability for Saturday’s game.
Lauren Butler
Lauren Butler is progressing well in her recovery from a hamstring strain.
The 23-year-old has focused on building her training loads over the past week. She will be assessed ahead of the Pies' Week Six match against Richmond.
Brianna Davey
Collingwood’s AFLW Captain Brianna Davey continues to progress through the AFL’s concussion protocols.
The 28-year-old will be assessed ahead of the Pies' Week Six match against Richmond on Saturday afternoon.
Imogen Evans
Imogen Evans is progressing well following a hamstring strain.
The 20-year-old has returned to full training and will be assessed to determine her availability for Saturday’s game.
Amber Schutte
Amber Schutte is progressing through the AFL’s concussion protocols.
The defender will be assessed ahead of the Pies' Week Six match on Saturday afternoon.
Other updates:
Grace Campbell
Grace Campbell will be sidelined from Saturday’s match against Richmond.
Coming off the condensed fixture period, the 28-year-old has pulled up with some hip soreness and will be managed for this weekend’s match.
She is expected to return for the Pies' Round Seven match against Port Adelaide.
Nell Dalton-Morris
Nell Dalton-Morris is making positive strides in her recovery from a lumbar stress fracture in her back that developed during the pre-season.
The 23-year-old has started the part of her second recovery phase and is expected to commence light training in the upcoming weeks.
Selena Karlson
Defender Selena Karlson has experienced some shin soreness.
The 26-year-old will commence a de-load period and will track to return within one to two weeks.
Kalinda Howarth
Kalinda Howarth’s return to footy has been slightly pushed back after recently suffering illness.
The 25-year-old continues to work through her ACL recovery and is expected to return within five to seven weeks.
Mikayla Hyde
Mikayla Hyde continues to progress positively in her recovery from a foot injury.
The defender will begin participating in skill drills this week.
The 22-year-old is expected to return within four to six weeks.
Annie Lee
Annie Lee is progressing well following her successful knee surgery.
She’ll remain non-weight bearing for six weeks before commencing a rehab program.
The 21-year-old will be sidelined for the remainder of the 2024 NAB AFLW season.
Available for selection:
Mikala Cann
Mikala Cann suffered a knock to her shoulder during the third quarter of the Pies' Week Five clash against the Gold Coast SUNS last Friday.
The 23-year-old was sidelined for the remainder of the match. However, scans cleared her of any serious injury and she is set to be available for Saturday’s game.
To be assessed:
Brittany Bonnici
Collingwood’s Vice-Captain Brittany Bonnici is progressing well after sustaining a knock to her shoulder during the Pies' Week Five match against the Gold Coast SUNS. The Pies Vice-Captain managed to play out the remainder of the match.
The 27-year-old will need to complete contact training this week to determine her availability for Saturday’s game.
Lauren Butler
Lauren Butler is progressing well in her recovery from a hamstring strain.
The 23-year-old has focused on building her training loads over the past week. She will be assessed ahead of the Pies' Week Six match against Richmond.
Brianna Davey
Collingwood’s AFLW Captain Brianna Davey continues to progress through the AFL’s concussion protocols.
The 28-year-old will be assessed ahead of the Pies' Week Six match against Richmond on Saturday afternoon.
Imogen Evans
Imogen Evans is progressing well following a hamstring strain.
The 20-year-old has returned to full training and will be assessed to determine her availability for Saturday’s game.
Amber Schutte
Amber Schutte is progressing through the AFL’s concussion protocols.
The defender will be assessed ahead of the Pies' Week Six match on Saturday afternoon.
Other updates:
Grace Campbell
Grace Campbell will be sidelined from Saturday’s match against Richmond.
Coming off the condensed fixture period, the 28-year-old has pulled up with some hip soreness and will be managed for this weekend’s match.
She is expected to return for the Pies' Round Seven match against Port Adelaide.
Nell Dalton-Morris
Nell Dalton-Morris is making positive strides in her recovery from a lumbar stress fracture in her back that developed during the pre-season.
The 23-year-old has started the part of her second recovery phase and is expected to commence light training in the upcoming weeks.
Selena Karlson
Defender Selena Karlson has experienced some shin soreness.
The 26-year-old will commence a de-load period and will track to return within one to two weeks.
Kalinda Howarth
Kalinda Howarth’s return to footy has been slightly pushed back after recently suffering illness.
The 25-year-old continues to work through her ACL recovery and is expected to return within five to seven weeks.
Mikayla Hyde
Mikayla Hyde continues to progress positively in her recovery from a foot injury.
The defender will begin participating in skill drills this week.
The 22-year-old is expected to return within four to six weeks.
Annie Lee
Annie Lee is progressing well following her successful knee surgery.
She’ll remain non-weight bearing for six weeks before commencing a rehab program.
The 21-year-old will be sidelined for the remainder of the 2024 NAB AFLW season.
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Available for selection:
Grace Campbell
Grace Campbell has progressed well from hip soreness she experienced over the condensed fixture period.
The 28-year-old is available for the Pies’ Week Seven match against Port Adelaide.
Other updates:
Charlotte Blair
Charlotte Blair will be sidelined for the remainder of the 2024 NAB AFLW season.
Scans have confirmed the 20-year-old experienced severe shin splints, following the program’s main training session last Thursday. This resulted in her missing last Saturday’s match against Richmond.
With a recovery period of nine to 11 weeks, the midfielder will look to return to football in 2025.
Kalinda Howarth
Kalinda Howarth has recovered from illness and continues to progress well with her ACL rehabilitation.
The 25-year-old is managing her loads and slowly ticking off boxes to return to on-field training.
The forward is expected to return within four to six weeks.
Mikayla Hyde
Mikayla Hyde continues to progress positively in her recovery from a foot injury.
The 22-year-old is managing her loads as she progresses into drill work and is expected to return in three to four weeks.
Selena Karlson
Selena Karlson continues to work through shin soreness.
The 26-year-old will continue to be managed this week as she recovers.
Annie Lee
Annie Lee will start physio exercises this week following a successful knee surgery.
The 21-year-old will begin co-contraction work and upper body cross-training.
This will be a lengthy recovery for the defender, but she will look forward to a football return in 2025.
Nell Morris-Dalton
Nell Morris-Dalton is making positive strides in her recovery from a lumbar stress fracture in her back.
The 23-year-old has started leg conditioning training, which involves light exercises and bike work.
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Grace Campbell
Grace Campbell has progressed well from hip soreness she experienced over the condensed fixture period.
The 28-year-old is available for the Pies’ Week Seven match against Port Adelaide.
Other updates:
Charlotte Blair
Charlotte Blair will be sidelined for the remainder of the 2024 NAB AFLW season.
Scans have confirmed the 20-year-old experienced severe shin splints, following the program’s main training session last Thursday. This resulted in her missing last Saturday’s match against Richmond.
With a recovery period of nine to 11 weeks, the midfielder will look to return to football in 2025.
Kalinda Howarth
Kalinda Howarth has recovered from illness and continues to progress well with her ACL rehabilitation.
The 25-year-old is managing her loads and slowly ticking off boxes to return to on-field training.
The forward is expected to return within four to six weeks.
Mikayla Hyde
Mikayla Hyde continues to progress positively in her recovery from a foot injury.
The 22-year-old is managing her loads as she progresses into drill work and is expected to return in three to four weeks.
Selena Karlson
Selena Karlson continues to work through shin soreness.
The 26-year-old will continue to be managed this week as she recovers.
Annie Lee
Annie Lee will start physio exercises this week following a successful knee surgery.
The 21-year-old will begin co-contraction work and upper body cross-training.
This will be a lengthy recovery for the defender, but she will look forward to a football return in 2025.
Nell Morris-Dalton
Nell Morris-Dalton is making positive strides in her recovery from a lumbar stress fracture in her back.
The 23-year-old has started leg conditioning training, which involves light exercises and bike work.
Forward available for Power clash: Week Seven Injury Update
Collingwood’s AFLW Head of High-Performance Mathew Pell has provided an injury and health update ahead of the Magpies’ Week Seven AFLW Pride Round match against Port Adelaide at Alberton Oval on Thursday night.
