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A sturdy defender who only joined the club’s VFLW affiliate in February, Pinchin accompanied Steph Chiocci, Jaimee Lambert, Natalie Plane, Jessie Wardlaw and Serene Watson as part of the Saints’ new additions for 2023.
Pinchin is no stranger to the highest level, having first signed on as an injury replacement player for Brisbane for Season 2021 before rupturing her ACL while playing in the VFLW.
Sadly, Pinchin was moved to the inactive list ahead of her second season in Saints colours, rupturing her ACL for the third time; an injury which ultimately made way for injury replacement player, Emmelie Fiedler, to take her place for 2024.
A sturdy defender who only joined the club’s VFLW affiliate in February, Pinchin accompanied Steph Chiocci, Jaimee Lambert, Natalie Plane, Jessie Wardlaw and Serene Watson as part of the Saints’ new additions for 2023.
Pinchin is no stranger to the highest level, having first signed on as an injury replacement player for Brisbane for Season 2021 before rupturing her ACL while playing in the VFLW.
Sadly, Pinchin was moved to the inactive list ahead of her second season in Saints colours, rupturing her ACL for the third time; an injury which ultimately made way for injury replacement player, Emmelie Fiedler, to take her place for 2024.
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St Kilda Football Club wishes to acknowledge the traditional owners of the land on which the club sits. The club pays its respects to elders past, present and emerging, and through them, all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples whose lands and waters we work, live and reside on.
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