Collingwood’s Head of High Performance Mathew Pell has provided an injury and health update ahead of Collingwood’s Round 1 match against Carlton at IKON Park on Thursday night.
Available:
Ash Centra
Ash Centra will make her AFLW debut against Carlton on Thursday night after successfully completing training this week following management of awareness in her hip.
Lucy Cronin
Lucy Cronin has trained fully this week with the program after experiencing shin awareness and will be available for selection against the historic rivals.
Other updates:
Sarah Rowe
During the Pies’ practice match against Port Adelaide, Sarah Rowe experienced a knock to her shoulder and was removed from the game to clear her of any serious injury.
The 30-year-old underwent a successful surgery this week and is expected to return to football in two to four weeks.
Jordyn Allen
Jordyn Allen continues to progress in her calf rehab program and is expected to return to football in three to five weeks.
Nell Morris-Dalton
Nell Morris-Dalton is tracking positively in her back recovery, hitting a milestone by integrating into a match simulation session.
The 24-year-old is expected to return to full fitness in four to six weeks.
Charlotte Taylor
Charlotte Taylor remains in a reconditioning phase in her foot recovery.
The 21-year-old will look to progress her training in coming weeks with a ful return expected in 10 to 12 weeks.
Bri Davey
Bri Davey continues to progress in her ankle recovery and is expected to be available in the second half of the season.
The priority for the midfielder is returning in full health and fitness.
Mattea Breed
Mattea Breed has been placed on the inactive list after running out of time to safely rehabilitate her left knee following a planned surgery.
The 24-year-old will take a longer-term approach in her recovery to ensure she is back to full strength leading into the 2026 AFLW pre-season.
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