Jess Hosking

Jess Hosking was a steal for the Carlton Football Club, taken with pick 78 in the 2016 draft before the inaugural AFLW season.

Hosking unfortunately had to wait until 2018 to debut for the Blues, having missed the entire 2017 season with shoulder and knee injuries. 

She has since gone from strength to strength, with her shift from the midfield to defence proving to be a masterstroke. 

 The former state netballer has overcome significant adversity, born with a cleft lip and palate, she has endured 17 surgeries and spent time in and out of hospitals throughout her childhood. 

 Hosking is heavily involved in off-field work as an ambassador for charities CleftPals Victoria and Interplast, supporting causes that are close to her heart.

She also works with not-for-profit organisation, Red Dust, and runs her own charity, 2 Boots. Red Dust aims  to deliver health programs, while 2 Boots looks to repurpose and distribute football boots and runners. 

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Sarah Hosking

Sarah Hosking is a hard, inside midfielder for the Richmond Tigers, known for her bash and crash style and determination to put her body on the line for her teammates.

She made the move to Richmond for for the 2021 season for a fresh start and new challenges. She is looking to become a utility player to make an impact across the ground and drive the yellow and black to their first finals series. 

Hosking has made her influence felt off the field, as much as she has on it, working across a number of great initiatives and charities. 

She was a course coordinator for the Carlton College of Sport and currently works with not profit organisations Red Dust and 2 Boots to assist remote Australian communities. Red Dust aims to deliver health programs, while 2 Boots looks to repurpose and distribute football boots and runners. 

Hosking is set to be a favourite of the Tiger army when she runs on for her new side in 2021.  

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