Jess Vanstrattan

Australian Footballer, National Team Goalkeeper

Jess Vanstrattan - Athletes & Sports Figures born July 19th, 1982
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Played as a goalkeeper in women's football, achieving significant recognition within the sport. Competed at the international level for the Australian national team. Participated in several international competitions, showcasing skills and performance in goalkeeping.

Represented Australia in women's football

Competed in the 2007 FIFA Women's World Cup

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