Heather Anderson Death: What Happened To Her? Reality Behind Her Death!

Heather Anderson Death: What Happened To Her? Reality Behind Her Death!
Heather Anderson Death: What Happened To Her? Reality Behind Her Death!

Heather Anderson Death: Sadly, Heather Anderson, a 28-year-old AFLW premiership player for Adelaide, has passed away. In 2016, Anderson was the tenth player selected in the inaugural AFLW draught. The following year, she played eight games for the championship-winning Adelaide Crows.

What Happened To Her? Reality Behind Her Death!

This was the second repair in less than a year for the tenacious defender, who dislocated her right shoulder in the championship game win over Brisbane. Anderson was never re-signed by any AFLW team after the Crows delisted her prior to the 2018 season.

Anderson‘s pink helmet made him something of a cult icon. She later said that she did this so that her blind mother could find her on the field.

According to a 2017 interview with Mamamia, Anderson said, “She hated watching me get smashed and she couldn’t actually see me play in the field.”

She would joke, “Maybe if you spray painted your helmet pink, I’d come and watch you play.” because I detested pink and all things girlie.

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That’s why I joked that “Now that I’ve got one, you’ve got to come to watch me play,” and promptly bought one from a sporting goods store. Where it went from there is unclear.

Anderson has served as a medic in the Australian Defense Force in addition to her time spent playing AFLW. Immediately after Anderson’s death was announced, tributes began pouring in.

“Words cannot reflect the great pain among the AFL and AFLW community at this time,” AFL head of women’s football Nicole Livingstone said.

For the Anderson family, please accept our deepest condolences.

In a tweet, the Crows expressed their grief over the loss of Heather Anderson, a premiership player. We send our condolences to her loved ones.

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“All at the AFLPA express our heartfelt sympathy to Heather’s family, friends, and all of those people who worked and played alongside her at Adelaide,” said AFLPA chief executive Paul Marsh.

We will provide Heather’s family, her former teammates, and the Adelaide Football Club with any assistance they require during this difficult time.

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