2026 is going to be a big year for the club – new players, senior women’s program and much more!

Clint Rogers

0427 750 908

clintrog@hotmail.com

Clint will be familiar to many around the Club, being a Life Member after a stellar playing career which included 200+ A Grade games. During his playing career, Clint was co-captain of the A Grade from 2007-09 and a three-time premiership player.

Since hanging up the boots, Clint has remained actively involved at the Club as a Committee Member but also as a Coach as various levels including the Men’s Reserves team and junior teams (Under 8-14) across a period of six seasons.

Clint’s football knowledge, values, extensive network and commitment to succeed make him the ideal person to lead our women’s program. The Committee were unanimous in their endorsement of Clint taking on the role and the challenge of rebuilding our Senior Women’s team in 2026.

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Tayla Hardy

Tayla has previously coached at the Roos for approximately 6 seasons including mixed Under 8s, Under 14 Girls (including a premiership in 2022) before moving to Maccy and coaching the U17 Girls and assisting the Senior Women’s team.

Clint is looking forward to assisting her in her personal coaching journey.

Chad Clark

Chad will again lead the Under 17 Girls after another successful season in 2025, taking the young Roos team to a grand final. Chad is also strongly committed to helping build the women’s program at the club.

We look forward to Chad’s continued contribution and commitment in continuing to build our successful junior Roos program.

Taya Rogers

Taya has shown a maturity beyond her years with her overall positivity and vision. She has a genuine passion for coaching and wants to play a part in helping our junior girls program become a success once again.

Taya and her family have had a long association with the Roos and continue to make a great contribution across the Club.

Taya will be supported in her role by another promising young Roo, Emma Faber-Paul, and also former A Grade men’s player Luke Clohesy.