History

Former national team representatives fought long and hard on and off the field to ensure the current and future generations of Jillaroos are afforded their place, exposure and support amongst Australian communities.

For their role, current Jillaroos say thank you to former female greats of the game.

List of Australian Jillaroos

1995

Natalie Dwyer	Alyssa Campbell
Kellie Chessor	Renee Craft
Rommillia Emanuel	Katrina Fanning
Tarsha Gale	Mandy Ingersoll
Bronwyn Johnson	Julie McGuffie
Renee McMahon	Robyn Miller
Katrina Moss	Sherrilee Moulds
Tracey Pilon	Julie Porter
Rebecca Wisener	Loretta O'Neill
Veronica White

1996

Fiona Huntington	Kasey Manning
Debbie Merritt	Danielle Meskell
Sharon Patterson	Steph Payne
Jackie Raidin	Allison Smith
Mairu Tahakaraina

1997

Jodie Billing	Karen Brown
Kylie Egan	Caryl Jarrett
Karen Shaw	Karen Stuart
Lorraine Campbell	Christina Moss
Linda Pearson	Kelly Rhoses

1998

Teresa Anderson	Kylie Mackay
Karyn Murphy	Tahnee Norris
Nicky Richards	Danielle Samiri
Danielle Sproules

1999

Tracey Thompson

Joanne Robson

2000

Tanya Mulder	Liz Ryan
Louise Snowling	Kelly O'Doherty
Nina Brocklehurst	Danielle Parker

2001

Annie Banks	Melissa Edwards
Erin Elliott	Belinda Fisher

2002

Tracey Bailey	Karley Banks
Neena Fraser	Tracey Musgrove
Rebecca Tavo

2003

Kellie Batchelor	Lisa Elkins
Angelica Forbes	Patricia Fraser
Roslyn Simpson	Stephanie Hancock
Leah Williams	Jaye Christiansen
Lisa Holder	Tarah Westera

2007

Bianca Ambrum	Bianca Ambrum
Jamie Blazejewski	Lisa Fiaola
Suzanne Johnson	Natalie Levy
Bronwyn Mackintosh	Tooa Nanai
Kylie Pennel	Jennifer Pope
Dahlia Tahu	Amy Turner

2008

Nicole Backhouse	Teina Clark
Renae Kunst	Mauloa Maafu
Denise McGrath	Jessica Palmer
Tegan Rolfe	Amie Solomona
Deanna Turner

2009

Ashley Alcorn	Sam Beasant
Ali Brigginshaw	Chloe Caldwell
Pio Clarke	Latisha Gary
Kylie Hilder	Nive Moefaauo
Sonia Mosie	Lacey Shields
Kerri Swan	Elianna Walton
Farlene Wineera