2016 QWAFL Best & Fairest, Leah Kasler is hugely competitive and has played all the exhibition games over the four-year period. A fierce competitor and a leader, who normally plays a role shutting down a key position forward. In club land, Kasler plays an under-sized, but very competitive ruck – will play a role either shutting down the opposition's most dangerous forward or in the midfield playing a small ruck role. Has been described as the“Xena Princess Warrior” of the group.
Zielke, who is employed as an admin support officer at the Brisbane Lions, will be supported in her role [as captain] by four 'Values Leaders' - Sabrina Frederick-Traub, Sam Virgo, Leah Kaslar and Emily Bates.
The Brisbane Lions have sewn up their backline with three players committing to the Lions for AFLW 2018.
Defenders Leah Kaslar, Shannon Campbell and Kate Lutkins have all re-signed with the Club.
Kaslar, recruited from the Coolangatta Bluebirds, quickly became a mainstay in the Lions’ defence, and at 31 is one of Brisbane’s most experienced players.
She was awarded the Most Competitive Player at the Lions’ Best and Fairest Awards in April.
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