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Alyssa Bannan

b. 2002-04-13Retired

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Alyssa Bannan, born on April 13, 2002, is an Australian rules footballer known for her impactful presence in the AFL Women's (AFLW) competition. Bannan was drafted by the Western Bulldogs in the 2020 AFLW draft, showcasing her talents as a forward and quickly becoming known for her agility and goal-scoring ability. She made her debut in the 2021 season, marking the beginning of a promising career in Australian football.

Throughout her early career, Bannan has demonstrated significant skill on the field, contributing to her team’s performance with notable goal tallies and dynamic gameplay. In addition to her club commitments, she has represented Victoria at an underage level, further establishing her reputation as one of the rising stars in women's Australian rules football. Bannan’s athleticism and determination have drawn attention, positioning her as a vital player for the Bulldogs.

Bannan's legacy in the AFLW is still in its early stages, but her contributions to women's sport have begun to inspire a new generation of female athletes. With her continued development and potential for future accolades, she stands as a promising figure within the league, aiming to break records and advance the popularity of Australian rules football among women. Her journey is closely watched by fans and analysts who expect her to make a lasting impact in the sport.

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Full nameAlyssa Bannan
Date of birth2002-04-13

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