The Tigers finished the home-and-away season third on the ladder and will meet the Bulldogs in the knockout final, with the winner set to progress to meet the loser of the White Hills-Strathfieldsaye match.
Woorinen coach Jason Murphy told The Guardian his team were looking forward to the challenge of finals football – especially after not having won a game in their previous two seasons.
“There has been a massive buy into what I’ve put in place at the start of the season and the girls have improved every week,” Murphy said.
“It’s a great reward for effort to play finals – the way we are approaching it is that everything from here is a bonus, just go down there and rip into them and see what happens.”
With midfielders Carlee Hazlett and Kobe Davison leading the way and with Samantha Johnston, Jenna Bannam and half-back Brydi Lewis all in form, the Tigers will have confidence that their best football is capable of matching the better teams at the pointy end of the season.
