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A versatile and competitive ruck-forward with strong overhead abilities. Enjoyed a breakout season in 2022, playing every match of season six to claim the Most Improved Award at the Club’s Best and Fairest formalities. Crossed from Carlton’s VFLW side as a rookie selection in 2019 after taking a four-year break from footy to focus on her training in the Australian Defence Force. Her twin sister Breann plays for Carlton AFLW, while her father Peter trained champion racehorse Black Caviar.
Player Sponsors:Fiona McGauchie, Peter Stead.
A versatile and competitive ruck-forward with strong overhead abilities. Enjoyed a breakout season in 2022, playing every match of season six to claim the Most Improved Award at the Club’s Best and Fairest formalities. Crossed from Carlton’s VFLW side as a rookie selection in 2019 after taking a four-year break from footy to focus on her training in the Australian Defence Force. Her twin sister Breann plays for Carlton AFLW, while her father Peter trained champion racehorse Black Caviar.
Player Sponsors:Fiona McGauchie, Peter Stead.
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Celine Moody kicks an important goal after an unselfish pass from Ellie Blackburn
The girls answer what their go-to Karaoke songs are and belt out a few lines in the process.
Ruck Celine Moody speaks following the victory over Richmond in Round 5 at VU Whitten Oval.
Celine Moody completes a towering mark and nails the resulting shot
Ruck Celine Moody joins Dwayne Russel on SEN following Round 4.
The Western Bulldogs have welcomed Vaomua Laloifi and Ellie Gavalas back to the Kennel after completing a three-club trade with Carlton and North Melbourne.
Bulldogs duo Celine Moody and Deanna Berry will miss the remainder of the 2023 NAB AFLW Season through injury.
Western Bulldogs acknowledge that we work, train and play on the traditional lands of the Kulin Nation. We offer our respect to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.
