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Emma Mackie
Personal information
Mackie at the 2012 Tour of Thuringia
Born	(1984-09-09) 9 September 1984 (age 40) Australia
Team information
Discipline	Road cycling
Professional teams
2007	Vrienden van het Platteland
2008–2009	Lotto–Belisol Ladiesteam
2010–2011	TIBCO–To The Top
2012	ABUS–Nutrixxion

Emma Mackie (born 9 September 1984) is a road cyclist from Australia. She represented her nation at the 2009 UCI Road World Championships.^[1]

Australian football

Mackie successfully changed sports, winning Box Hill's best and fairest for the 2017 VFL Women's season. She played three games with Western Bulldogs in the 2018 AFL Women's season, and was named team captain for Hawthorn Football Club's inaugural VFL Women's season in 2018.^[2] In April 2019, she was traded to expansion club St Kilda.^[3] In March 2020, Mackie retired from football.^[4]

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v t e Inaugural St Kilda Football Club AFL Women's team
Full-back	Tarni White Clara Fitzpatrick
Half-back	Hannah Priest Cat Phillips (c) Tilly Lucas-Rodd
Centre	Kelly O'Neill Jess Sedunary Molly McDonald
Half-forward	Nat Exon Kate McCarthy Caitlin Greiser
Full-forward	Kate Shierlaw (c) Georgia Patrikios
Ruck	Rhiannon Watt (c) Olivia Vesely Emma Mackie
Interchange	Nadia Von Bertouch Rosie Dillon Claudia Whitfort Nicola Xenos Alison Brown
Coach	Peta Searle
Western Bulldogs defeated St Kilda 6.3 (39) to 2.2 (14), round 1, 2020, at RSEA Park

v t e 2017 AFL Women's draft
First round	1. Isabel Huntington 2. Steph Cain 3. Chloe Molloy 4. Monique Conti 5. Jodie Hicks 6. Eden Zanker 7. Jordan Zanchetta 8. Jessica Allan
Second round	9. Darcy Guttridge 10. Evangeline Gooch 11. Jenna Bruton 12. Georgia Gee 13. Iilish Ross 14. Maddy Guerin 15. Arianna Clarke 16. Jasmyn Hewett
Third round	17. Tanya Hetherington 18. Jodie White 19. Daria Bannister 20. Sarah Dargan 21. Kristy Stratton 22. Tegan Cunningham 23. Renee Cowan 24. Eloise Jones
Fourth round	25. Courtney Gum 26. Ashlee Atkins 27. Emma Mackie 28. Sophie Li 29. Reni Hicks 30. Claudia Whitfort 31. Kalinda Howarth 32. Marijana Rajcic
Fifth round	33. Emily McGuire 35. Ashleigh Brazill 36. Bridie Kennedy 37. Emma Pittman 38. Ruth Wallace
Sixth round	39. Phoebe Monahan 40. Alicia Janz 41. Ruby Blair 42. Rheanne Lugg
Seventh round	43. Philippa Smyth 44. Leah Mascall 45. Sophie Conway
Eighth round	47. Cora Staunton 48. Jessy Keeffe
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