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Player Profile – Kayne Lines

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Brunswick Bulldogs AFL

Player-Profile-Bulldogs-Kane-Lines EJ-9W6A9577Name Kayne Lines 

Eyes Chocolate brown 

Age 13

Height 1660mm  

Birthday October 28 

Position Half back  

Years in the sport 6 

Favourite food Sushi

Favourite colour Blacks and greys 

Career Highlight Playing for Storm and Brunswick AFL 

Motto Go Hard or Go Home

 

The Bulldogs are still happy to accept newcomers – players are welcome in all age groups – but what the lads really need is an Under 14s Coach. Phone 0413 034 243 for info.

 

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Netballer Chloe Lang is the featured sportsperson in our latest Player Profile.

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