Youth Girls (1) Grand Final Preview | Warrandyte vs Kew Comets

Warrandyte – Coach Dale Vitiritti

Warrandyte coach Dale Vitritti shared his thoughts ahead of Sunday’s Youth Girls (1)

Grand Final, expressing excitement for what he expects to be a competitive match:

“We have played 4 games against Kew this season and they have all been close, so

it should be a competitive and good game.” Reflecting on the season, Dale praised

his teams commitment and dedication: “The team has consistently worked hard to

improve and are always positive towards their teammates, and this is shown through

the strong teamwork they display each Sunday.” Dale highlighted that their

aggressive tackling has been a key asset to their game this season. Looking to the

opposition, Dale acknowledged the challenge ahead: “Kew have a strong midfield

led by their ruck, which always creates tough contests around the ground.”

Kew Comets – Coach Andrew Wilson

Kew Comets coach Andrew Wilson is looking forward to Sunday’s Youth Girls (1)

Grand Final, reflecting on both the emotional and competitive significance of the

occasion: “This year's Grand Final represents a mixture of pride and sadness for the

girls. Pride in comradery and effort the girls have put on to reach this stage of the

season, and also a tinge of sadness as for many of the girls, some of whom have

been together for years, the Grand Final represents the end of their junior footy

journey and their time together as friends and team mates at Kew Comets.” He also

summed up Kew Comets strengths heading into the final: “Our YG Comets footy is

contested footy – win it at clearance, tackle pressure and get it forward.”

2025 Head to Head Record

Played 5 times – Warrandyte 3 wins & Kew Comets 2 wins

Round 2 – Kew Comets by 26 points

Round 7 – Warrandyte by 15 points

Round 10 – Warrandyte by 15 points

Round 13 - Warrandyte won due to forfeit

Qualifying Final – Kew Comets by 9 points

Kew Comets – Players to watch

Casey Clough (#16) – is a ruck beast who dominates in the air but has the tank to

get around the ground for four quarters.

Khimaya Georgiou (#18) – had a wonderful season as our clearance specialist.

Tough in the contest Khimaya's quick hands and strength over the ball continually

gives our midfield group first use.

Warrandyte - Players to watch

Milla Haas (#4) – Half Back

Zara Veal (#9) – Full Back

Eden Ferguson (#1) - Half back

Ava Radle (#15) – Full forward

Zara Littlepage (#6) - Ruck

Saraya Landy (#3) - Midfield