Tavelli Back to the Pack
The Chambers Franklyn City of Joondalup Wolves are excited to announce the return of Grace Tavelli for the 2022 NBL1 West season.
The 5’5” combo guard has called the Wolfpack her home all through juniors and first played a part in the NBL1 squad during her Under 18s WABL 2018 season. Grace proves a valuable asset to the team year in and year out and we are proud to see her continue her journey with the Wolves in 2022.
NBL1 Women’s Head Coach, Marcus Wong, shared his thoughts on Grace’s return,
“We are excited to welcome Grace back to the Pack! She brings a hardworking and positive attitude to everything she does and adds good depth to our squad. Grace is extremely coachable and is always looking to improve where she can, I am looking forward to working with Grace over the season.”
When asked about her return to the Wolves this season Grace said,
“I am very excited about the opportunity to play with the Wolves this season. This is such an amazing and supportive club to be a part of, with a great bunch of girls and coaches. I’m really looking forward to working hard this year towards a successful season!“
Grace will be joining Teige Morrell, Neseya Parker-Williams, Chelsea Belcher, Tia Ucich, Shani Caldwell, Kiara Phillips, Laniesha Paddon, Akim Lual, Olivia Basso, Aryaan Horne and Hannah Duncan on the 2022 Wolves Women’s roster.
It’s not too late to support Grace and the rest of the Wolfpack by becoming a Reserved Seat or Wolves Den Member today! Click HERE for all the details of our 2022 NBL1 West Wolfpack Memberships!
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