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Shelley and United part ways

Geelong United has immediately parted ways with star Jaz Shelley in a move the club said was “mutually agreed”.

The club said the decision followed respectful and ongoing discussions between both parties, with alignment on supporting Shelley’s next steps while acknowledging the significant impact she has made to Geelong United.

“I want to thank Geelong United for the chance to be a part of an amazing group of girls and the opportunities provided to me both on and off the court over the past two years,” Shelley said in a statement.

“I leave Geelong with memories that will last a lifetime, including last year’s undefeated regular season, many new friendships and the opportunity to immerse myself in this incredible community.

“A sincere thank you to the club and community for embracing me and making it feel like home. I wish both nothing but the very best.”

The 25-year-old point guard won United’s Defensive Player of the Year award this season.

“On behalf of the Geelong United Basketball community, I’d like to thank Jaz for her valuable contribution on and off the court over the last two years,” Geelong United chief executive Mark Neeld said.

“Her level of play, professionalism, and leadership has made an impact on us all. We wish Jaz the very best for her future endeavours and we will be supporting her from afar.”

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