Ashley Sharp presents the cheque from NAB |regional manager Joe Farone, with the High Wycombe Junior Football Club junior girls looking on.
Camera IconAshley Sharp presents the cheque from NAB |regional manager Joe Farone, with the High Wycombe Junior Football Club junior girls looking on. Credit: Supplied/Supplied

AFLW: Docker Sharp visits High Wycombe Juniors, the club where her footy journey began

Sarah BrookesMidland Kalamunda Reporter

Sharp was named the round 3 AFL Women’s Rising Star nominee and nominated her old club to receive the award.

The award includes $1000, Sherrin footballs and a range of equipment to help the club develop footy’s future stars.

High Wycombe Junior Football Club president Floyd Sullivan was very grateful to Ashley for presenting the pack at last week’s training session.

“Our club encourages all kids and kids with all abilities to be part of our club, and will be fielding a Youth Girls team in next year’s Youth South East Girls Competition,” he said.

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