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Kids flock to annual Proudies Holiday Football Clinic

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Claremont Football Club's Kepler Bradley with Riley Molloy, Noah Ryan and Jai Roberts.
Camera IconClaremont Football Club's Kepler Bradley with Riley Molloy, Noah Ryan and Jai Roberts. Credit: Laurie Benson

The annual Proudies Holiday Football Clinic along with an AFL 9s and skills day was met with great support last week as almost 100 kids turned up to participate in the events run by the Claremont Football Club.

Malcolm Roberts, Elijah Williams and Jai Roberts.
Camera IconMalcolm Roberts, Elijah Williams and Jai Roberts. Credit: Laurie Benson
Lincoln Barrowcliff and Miles Deutschmann.
Camera IconLincoln Barrowcliff and Miles Deutschmann. Credit: Laurie Benson

Junior footballers from the Great Southern were able to gain insight from former AFL player Kepler Bradley along with Claremont’s Sam Cousens and Great Southern regional development manager Matt Bishop.

Will Berry and Ben Ferry.
Camera IconWill Berry and Ben Ferry. Credit: Laurie Benson
Hugo Riggall and Markus Winkler.
Camera IconHugo Riggall and Markus Winkler. Credit: Laurie Benson

More than 45 kids took part in the Proudies clinic at Albany Leisure and Aquatic Centre on Friday for children between pre-primary and Year 6, performing a number of exercises and games with the help of Great Southern Storm players.

Lewis Ireland and Dylan Stone.
Camera IconLewis Ireland and Dylan Stone. Credit: Laurie Benson
Wesley McGregor and Jake Ashby.
Camera IconWesley McGregor and Jake Ashby. Credit: Laurie Benson

On Thursday more than 40 kids took part in an AFL 9s and skills day at Centennial Stadium with Bradley, Cousens and Darcy Coffey running the sessions along with Storm players.

Zac and Lewis Langdon.
Camera IconZac and Lewis Langdon. Credit: Laurie Benson
Ayden Maley and Nash Condren.
Camera IconAyden Maley and Nash Condren. Credit: Laurie Benson

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