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Fiona Sessarago (née McLarty)

Class of 1994. Head of Women's Football at the Gold Coast SUNS
20 Jul 2023
Australia
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Fiona Sessarago (née McLarty)
Fiona Sessarago (née McLarty)

Fiona Sessarago’s journey from a JPC student to Head of Women’s Football at the Gold Coast SUNS has been a remarkable one. While working in the AFL industry, she complemented her work experience with a Master of Sport Management and a Master of Sports Coaching.

As the Head of Women's Football at the Gold Coast SUNS, Fiona played a vital role in establishing the SUNS' AFL Women’s program and creating a clear pathway for female athletes in the sport. Fiona has also dedicated herself to surf lifesaving for over 20 years and was a dedicated crew member of the Westpac Lifesaver Rescue Helicopter for more than 15 years, highlighting her commitment to community service. 

Click to read more in SOAR Edition 4

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