Maitland Magpies players are keen to continue building their Herald WPL program

By Renee Valentine
Updated August 18 2021 - 8:59am, first published 8:57am
STICKING TOGETHER: Maitland vice-captain Kaitlin Radstaak, pictured holding the NNSWF Women's State Cup trophy with captain Sophie Stapleford, believes the Magpies are laying a strong foundation for future success. Picture: Max Mason-Hubers
STICKING TOGETHER: Maitland vice-captain Kaitlin Radstaak, pictured holding the NNSWF Women's State Cup trophy with captain Sophie Stapleford, believes the Magpies are laying a strong foundation for future success. Picture: Max Mason-Hubers

Maitland vice-captain Kaitlin Radstaak said players were committed to keep growing the Magpies' Herald Women's Premier League program as the club began its search for another coach.

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