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Two Jets and a Knight invited to national combine

Western Jets pair Sierra Grieves and Lou-Lou Field, along with Northern Knights Zoe Hargreaves have been invited into the AFLW national draft combine.

The three-day combine will be held in Melbourne from October 4-6. It will be held the same weekend as the boys national combine.

Club interviews will be held at the MCG across Friday and Saturday before players take part in physical testing at Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre on the Sunday.

Testing will include the vertical jump, running vertical jump, 20-metre sprint, agility test and two kilometre time trial.

The national combine for girls has previously been held as state-based events, with the move to a national Combine following the evolution of the draft to a national model.

In addition to the national draft combine, smaller state-based draft combines will also be held in Victoria, South Australia and Western Australia for players who were not nominated for the national event.

Calder Cannons Kyla Forbes has been invited to the Victorian combine.

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