Border product Zarlie Goldsworthy has starred in her first open-age grand final.
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The 15-year-old kicked five goals in Western Magic's 12.7 (79) to 3.3 (20) win over St George Dragons in AFL Sydney Women's division two decider.
"It was fantastic, I've never experienced anything like an AFL grand final win, it was just awesome," she enthused.
Goldsworthy's class was a telling factor and she was asked which of the five goals was the highlight?
"I don't know whether it was the 'speccie' over the top or the running one, I'd have to say the running bounce," she said.
Goldsworthy attends Westfields Sports High School, which has produced former Socceroos' striker Harry Kewell and Australian cricket captain Michael Clarke.
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The all-round sportsperson was picked up by the school for soccer, but she's also taken a shine to Australian Rules.
'It's very full on with the training for soccer," she said.
