NSW back rower Yasmin Clydsdale says her perforated eardrum is proof the Sky Blues' State of Origin preparations have not lacked intensity as they gear up for the series opener with little game time.
Yasmin Clydsdale 'OK' after perforating eardrum as NSW Sky Blues train hard ahead of Women's State of Origin openerThe women's calendar has been a hot topic following the rapid expansion of the NRLW , with the NSWRL premiership season shifted to later in the year.Yasmin Clydsdale has been struggling to hear since a bruising training session with her Sky Blues teammates shredded her eardrum.
The QRL opted against following NSW's lead, with the Queensland competition providing Sky Blues such as Olivia Kernick, Kezie Apps and Jaime Chapman the chance to play regular matches north of the border." is a little bit sore but it's OK … we were just doing tackle practice and I hit Kezie's hip just that little bit too hard," Clydsdale said.
The majority of Hilder's 34-player NSW squad have spent the last seven weeks training together in preparation for Thursday's opening game, the first in a three-match series.She is already a Dally M Medal winner and a four-time premier, but Queensland fullback Tamika Upton says she is still improving as a player heading into this year's historic three-game Women's State of Origin series.
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