Crows take a dive in the new winds of the AFLW as Kangaroos prove their worth in Round 5.
Mia King homecoming the cherry on top in the Apple Isle
Ellie Gavalas was the pick of the players from our southernmost state, but she was just one of a handful of Tasmanians who took the field.
With a skirmish in play at the AFL’s men’s level surrounding the merits of Tasmanian footy and the prospect of a side playing out of Launceston and/or Hobart in the decade ahead, seeing the highly regarded teenager King ply her talents in her home state and acquit herself well couldn’t help but give a boost to Tassie footy.
While she only managed six possessions, a couple of times she showed her mettle in taking on bigger and more experienced players from the Crows – something avid observers had predicted she had the capacity to do in her debut season.
There is a long legacy of fine footballers from the state; Mia looks like she could be the latest – and arguably one of the most important – in the years ahead.
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