Ailish Considine’s time with the Adelaide Crows in the Australian Women’s Football League has come to an end.
The club confirmed this morning that they are not offering a new contract to the Kilmihil native, after missing this season through injury.
During her five years with the club, Considine won two Premiership titles, kicking nine goals along the way.
A statement on the Crows website says Ailish will always be a part of the Crows family and thanked her for her contribution.
Head of Women’s Football Phil Harper said although injury hampered Considine in Season Seven, she remained a very popular and valued member of the playing group.
“Ailish hurt her hamstring early on this season then after reaggravating it a few weeks later, she was unable to play a game in Season Seven,” Harper said.
“In the end, the decision was made to not offer Ailish a contract for next year as we continue to rejuvenate our squad.
“We appreciate everything Ailish has done for the Crows, it’s no mean feat to give up her life to move to the other side of the world to play for our Club.
“She will always be a part of the Crows family and a dual Premiership player.”
