Live stream: Pymble Ladies College out to impress at AFL NSW/ACT Junior Schools Cup State Finals

They may be young, but there is plenty of talent in the Pymble Ladies College team chasing glory at the AFL NSW/ACT Junior Schools Cup State Finals. Catch them LIVE on Tuesday.

It’s only been seven years since Pymble Ladies College introduced AFL into their sporting curriculum, yet they have already risen to the upper echelons of the schoolgirls game in NSW.

And after impressing yet again in the recently-completed Independent Schools competition, they are now eyeing off one of the biggest prizes of all - the Junior State Cup title.

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PLC will be bringing a relatively young team to Tuggerah due to outside commitments and sports co-ordinator Jack Garrad said it’s a great opportunity for the younger girls.

“There are some younger, up and coming girls,” Garrad said.

The young guns get a chance to shine.

“It might not be our strongest squad, but it still provides some of those development players a chance to go out.

“I expect Willa Pearson will be a standout, along with Ruby Azar, Holly Mitchell and Madison Gabila.”

PLC will face 2023 champions St Mary Mackillop College, 2022 winners Xavier College and Mater Dei College from Wagga Wagga in the battle for the tier one girls title.

“It’s good to come across schools we’ve never played before,” Garrad said.

“But we won’t really be going into it with any expectations, the biggest thing is just to have a little bit of fun.

“We just need to keep it simple, not try to complicate things too much with a brand new squad.”

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The PLC community has really got behind the team as well and Garrad said it is great that they can watch the finals from home.

“The parents and school community really get on board and follow us throughout the day,” he said.

“And obviously with it being filmed with (KommunityTV), being able to broadcast that out to the school community is awesome.”