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After debuting midway through 2024, Oliver became a key cog of the SUNS forward line, creating headaches with her quick turn of speed and ability to read the play. Mostly seen previously in a back pocket in the QAFLW with Coorparoo, her tackling ability and a strong pre-season adds plenty of versatility to Rhyce Shaw’s side.
Taya Oliver
After debuting midway through 2024, Oliver became a key cog of the SUNS forward line, creating headaches with her quick turn of speed and ability to read the play. Mostly seen previously in a back pocket in the QAFLW with Coorparoo, her tackling ability and a strong pre-season adds plenty of versatility to Rhyce Shaw’s side.
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Elite 1-10%
Above Avg 11-35%
Average 36-66%
Below Avg 67-100%
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    AFLW RD8 | Super SUNS stream brings dream Oliver start

    Taya Oliver drills home her first major after an electric Elise Barwick assist

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    AFLW RD7 | Oliver marks first AFLW goal with another right after

    Taya Oliver gets us off to a flyer with a maiden major in the big league followed by another clever finish moments later

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The Gold Coast SUNS would like to respectfully acknowledge all the traditional custodian groups from the Yugambeh language speaking region. We acknowledge all First Nations people and Traditional Custodians of Australia’s land and waterways. We pay our respects to Elders of the past to the present and those of the future as they hold the stories, song lines, culture and traditions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.