Fast, agile & from a multi-sport background, one of the batch of graduates from Leah Blayney's future Matildas is young striker Bryleeh Henry, Matilda #217.
A product of the Nepean association at Sydney's western most extremity, Bryleeh has named Glenmore Park as her GrassRoots club.
A relatively late starter, as a 9yr old her athleticism made her a standout up front from the get go scoring goals for fun and attracted the attention of coaches like former Matilda Taryn Rockall at Blacktown and specialist forwards coach Michael Robson.
SAP, Reps & the institute have all been part of the pathway for Bryleeh leading to a senior Matildas debut against Brazil in Sydney in 2021 as part of coach Tony Gustavsson's drive to find the right blend of experience and youthful exuberance for the 2023 World Cup.
With the crop of established stars well set she will have a job in front of her, but the WSW star may just make the perfect foil for the likes of Sam Kerr & at just 18 there is plenty of time ahead. Welcome aboard Bryleeh.
A product of the Nepean association at Sydney's western most extremity, Bryleeh has named Glenmore Park as her GrassRoots club.
A relatively late starter, as a 9yr old her athleticism made her a standout up front from the get go scoring goals for fun and attracted the attention of coaches like former Matilda Taryn Rockall at Blacktown and specialist forwards coach Michael Robson.
SAP, Reps & the institute have all been part of the pathway for Bryleeh leading to a senior Matildas debut against Brazil in Sydney in 2021 as part of coach Tony Gustavsson's drive to find the right blend of experience and youthful exuberance for the 2023 World Cup.
With the crop of established stars well set she will have a job in front of her, but the WSW star may just make the perfect foil for the likes of Sam Kerr & at just 18 there is plenty of time ahead. Welcome aboard Bryleeh.
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