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A host of Casuarina junior players have already represented at state or national level this season.<\/p>\n
Kendra Fitzpatrick is in the Australia A senior team along with former junior Jesse Reid who is now based in Western Australia.<\/p>\n
Eliza Berrick and Kalani Franklin were selected for the NSW under-18 and under-21 teams with Eliza also in the Australian Futures Squad.<\/p>\n
Eliza Fahy, Caitlyn Halliday, Jake Hamilton, Trey Jelacic and Coco Robinson played in Queensland under-16 teams.<\/p>\n
Robinson has also been named in the Australian under-16 squad.<\/p>\n
“All the clubs in the Tweed, Far North Coast and Gold Coast have a similar amount of juniors who make representative teams, which is pretty impressive for the entire region,” Croker said.<\/p>\n
“We have Olympians and former Australian players at our club, we’re lucky we can call on them to help foster the talent coming through.<\/p>\n
“We also benefit from kids coming up from the Far North Coast competition that play in our open age teams.<\/p>\n
“It’s been a good way for us to help move our kids into senior competition.”<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
STARS of the future and a growing number of veterans at Casuarina Hockey Club have been called up for state and national selection during a highly successful representative campaign this season. Anthony Carney, Brad Croker, Shannon Johnston and Mick Fahy will represent Queensland masters’ teams at the national championships in Newcastle later this year. The […]<\/p>\n