Live stream: The Cathedral College senior girls in AFLQ Schools Cup finals

Six members of the team were part of TCC’s Confraternity Shield win this year, now they’re turning their focus to winning the state Aussie rules crown. Find out how to watch the state finals LIVE.

Six students from The Cathedral College have the chance to score an historic sporting double this week.

Nhi’arla Faiumu Malone, Miah Powell, Chloe Larson, Aimee Coombe, Lille Merlow and Cira Wilson will line up with the senior female Aussie rules team at the AFLQ Schools Cup finals in Maroochydore.

TCC will play Varsity College in the preliminary final at 2pm on Friday, with the winner advancing to Sunday’s grand final against either Marymount College or Palm Beach Currumbin.

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Faiumu Malone, Powell, Larson, Coombe, Merlow and Wilson would love nothing more than to claim the state crown after being part of the girls rugby league team which won the first Confraternity Shield for the school in June.

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Co-captains Emily Mann and Chelsey Perry.

The super six have been instrumental in TCC’s march to this week’s Aussie rules finals.

The 2023 outfit, captained by Chelsey Perry and Emily Mann, has the chance to emulate the team of 2017 which won the title.

Coach Michael Rose said his players were excited and riding a wave of momentum after their gritty one-point win over northern powerhouse Ryan Catholic College in their last game.

“We’ve got a younger side but it’s a really talented one,” he said.

“A lot of the girls are playing club footy and have played a full season at least in the last couple of years.

“Our skills are getting better and if we try to play smarter footy that might give us a bit of an edge.”

The Cathedral College senior female team will compete in the AFLQ Schools Cup finals.

Rose said the rugby league players brought plenty of power, wingers Jess Large and Maddie Johnson boasted speed and skill and Amelia Watene was a workhorse who dominated one-on-one contests.

Perry was a consistent performer in the halfback line, while Mann was tireless in the midfield.

Rose said TCC was a very physical side which prided itself on preventing opposition players from breaking tackles.

“We should definitely be able to hold our own,” he said.

“We’ll face some quality teams down there but we’ll see how we go. Anything can happen in a game of footy.”

Originally published as Live stream: The Cathedral College senior girls in AFLQ Schools Cup finals