BALLARAT Eureka Strikers are out to extend their unbeaten run in FFV women’s state league one against fourth-placed Keilor Park at Morshead Park on Sunday.
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With Lulu Al-Huneidi unavailable, 15-year-old Claire Demuth is stepping up after impressing with her tenacity.
The change will also put more responsibility on experienced forward Alyson Pym.
While scoring statistics might indicate Pym has been the less prolific of the strikers this season, her work rate has been instrumental in the Strikers’ great run.
Coach Ricky Romein is confident his blend of youth and experience can continue to deliver reliable performances. With second-placed North Geelong facing top-of-the-ladder Uni of Melbourne, Eureka knows a win will see it climb the ladder.
