Past #34 Kate Reynolds

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“We’re really excited to welcome Kate to our team. She has impressed us with her tap work across the summer and winter series, and as a train-on with our team this year.

“It’s a big week for the club and we can’t wait to see our team run out at North Sydney Oval on Saturday.”

Welcome Kate Reynolds

Our inaugural AFLW team has one late inclusion after the decision was made to place Montana Beruldsen on the inactive list for the upcoming season.

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For Kate Reynolds there were two phone calls that changed her life. The first from Bronwyn Gulden who invited the ruck to play with the QBE Sydney Swans Academy during Reynold’s short break from footy. The other came from Scott Gowans when she secured a last-minute position with the inaugural Sydney Swans AFLW side.

Whilst juggling a successful career in media, injury and the demands of professional sport, the 26-year-old has learnt a lot about resilience since she signed in 2022. Here she discusses the series of sliding doors that led her to the Swans and her admiration for Sam Kerr.

 

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Reynolds joined the Sydney Swans AFLW side ahead of its inaugural season. The North Shore Bombers ruck made her debut in Round 2 but her time at the club was significantly impacted by injury, limiting her to just two games in the red and white.

Sydney Swans make five list changes

The Sydney Swans have made five list changes following the conclusion of the 2023 season, bidding farewell to Jenny Higgins, Sarah Ford, Jaide Anthony, Kiara Beesley and Kate Reynolds.

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[Callipygian]

Too bad it ended this way Kate. I was impressed when I met you in person and I wish you all the best for the future.