Molly Moylan chases a flag a decade after her family's triumph
Molly Moylan, who watched her mother coach the 2015 premiership at age seven, plays A-grade for the Bulldogs in Sunday's grand final.
Wodonga Bulldogs last reached an A-grade netball grand final in 2015. Molly Moylan was seven then, running around the sideline while her mum coached and her aunty played goal attack.
This Sunday, the teenager takes centre court in the same colours for the decider against Wodonga Raiders. Moylan shot 36 goals in the semi-final as the Bulldogs held on to beat the Pigeons by one goal, matching the 2015 script.
Molly Moylan has already won two 17-under premierships and a B-grade flag with the club. Four teammates, Arhi Cohen, Abbey Bloye, Jada Bradshaw and Georgia Evans, also came up through the juniors together.
It is the first time two Wodonga teams have met in an A-grade grand final, and the town will be divided.
- 36 in the semi-final
- Goals shot
- A decade, 2015 to now
- Years since last final
- Four rose with Molly to A-grade
- Junior teammates
- Both 2015 and semi-final won by one goal
- Margin victories
Why it mattersA one-goal semi-final win shows how tight the competition is. Moylan's family history adds real stakes to a young player's debut at the highest level.
AustraliaThis is a historic day for Wodonga, with the two rival local clubs meeting in A-grade netball for the first time.
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