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RSN's Sporting Women - Bree Wanke, Softball
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Bree started playing T-ball in 1996 at the age of 4 when her mum bribed me with a "Teletubby" teddy to fill in as the team were short of players. She has played every year since that time and is a member of Dandenong Softball Association. Bree started representing her Association at state championships at the age of 10 and every year since. Bree was selected in the State Secondary School Victorian Team in 2009 & 2010. She was drafted by Tasmania to play in their Under 19 state team in 2009. The following year (2010), was selected in the Under 19 Victorian State Team and has represented Victoria at 6 more Nationals since her first Victorian selection. This year Bree was selected in the "All Tournament Team" at the conclusion of the Open Women's National Championships held in Sydney. She was also named in the All Stars Team which saw her eligible for the Down Under Series which unfortunately she was unable to attend. We spoke about her career in softball, and the possibilities that lay ahead with softball now back in the Olympics for the 2020 games in Tokyo. Twitter: @SoftballVic Web: http://vic.softball.org.au
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