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Latest revision as of 14:46, 15 January 2026

Career : AFLW 2022 - AFLW 2022a

Debut : Round 4 2022 vs Nth Melbourne
Carlton Player No. 70
Games : 3
Goals : 3
Last Game : AFLW Round 10, 2022a vs Western Bulldogs
Guernsey No.: 35
Height : 153 cm (5'1")
DOB : 28th July 2003


Poppy Schaap arrived at IKON Park after beginning the pre-season down the highway as a train-on player with Geelong. A supreme ball-winner with an appetite for tackling, Schaap produced an eye-catching Under-18s season for the Geelong Falcons, averaging 19 disposals, 3.5 Inside 50s, 5.5 tackles and nearly 3 clearances across her 10 games, as well as booting eight goals. The 18-year-old was also a member of the Vic Country side that won this year’s National Championships. Schaap was added to the list as a replacement player for Serena Gibbs.

Recruited from Geelong Amateur / Geelong U/18.


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