Sky’s Her Limit

Sydney FC Foundation’s unique program, Sky’s Her Limit, aims to support young girls and women who have been identified as needing additional support due to disengagement, socio-economic disadvantage, disability, social isolation or other barriers.

THE PROGRAM

Sky’s Her Limit is designed for female students in years 7 – 9.

It includes:-

• Flexible workshop modules presented on site at your school

• Small group mentoring sessions

• Professional Sydney FC A-League Women facilitators

• Intentional, authentic and considered content designed to leave an impact, lasting tips and information

• Theory and practical workshop components including:-

- Leadership skills

- Mental health & resilience

- Strategies to develop a growth mindset

- Group bonding activities

- Personal reflection and goal setting

- Practical football games designed to build confidence and empower

Recognising the powerful role sport plays in shaping personal growth, Sky’s Her Limit is designed to:

Build confidence
Develop strong self worth
Create connection to community and school
Understand and manage potential risk to develop safer pathways forward for adolescent girls

Sky’s Her Limit Facilitators

Riley Tanner

Riley Tanner is an electric Panamanian international forward who burst onto the world stage at the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup. Known for her pace, flair, and creativity in attack, she brings international pedigree and star quality to Sydney FC’s front line. Born in the United States and representing Panama through her heritage, Tanner has quickly become one of Central America’s brightest football talents.
Before joining Sydney FC, Tanner was drafted by the Washington Spirit in the NWSL and impressed with Spokane Zephyr in the USL Super League. Now, the dynamic winger arrives in Sky Blue ready to light up the A-League Women.
Jodi Ülkekul

Jodi Ülkekul is a dynamic American forward who has joined Sydney FC for the 2025/26 A-League Women’s season. With a background in NCAA Division I and professional experience in Spain and Italy, she brings a wealth of international experience to the Sky Blues' attacking lineup.
Ülkekul's versatility and attacking prowess make her a significant addition to Sydney FC's squad. Having honed her skills in various competitive environments, she is poised to make an immediate impact in the A-League Women’s competition.
Heather Hinz

Heather Hinz is a commanding American shot-stopper joining Sydney FC after standout performances in the NWSL with Houston Dash.
A former SEC Goalkeeper of the Year with South Carolina, the 24-year-old brings calm authority, sharp reflexes and a winning mentality between the posts as she anchors the Sky Blue defence this season.
Madison Ayson

Madison Ayson is a composed, ball-playing centre-back joining Sydney FC, bringing a wealth of experience from the NWSL, A-League Women, and international camp.
Born in Roseville, California, the 24-year-old played her college soccer at Stanford and Xavier, before spells with Houston Dash and Canberra United. A Philippines international by heritage, Ayson adds strength, aerial threat and tactical flexibility to the Sky Blue backline.

“The day was nothing short of amazing! Our football players at Randwick Girls High School were fully engaged in a range of enlightening workshops led by the charismatic Sydney FC professional women's players, including Jordan Thompson, Faye Bryson, and Millie Farrow. Their enthusiasm was infectious, and it was clear that they genuinely care about inspiring the next generation of females. I cannot recommend the "Sky's Her Limit" program highly enough! The positive impact it has on young females is truly inspiring, and we were so impressed that we are eager to have Sydney FC back for future sessions.”

Daniel Gonzalez, Randwick High School
We were so lucky to have Jordan, Faye and Millie come to our school and work with our female football players. Our girls absolutely loved having the opportunity to ask questions, play football and gain valuable insights from them. They created a safe and supportive space for our girls, allowing our girls to leave the session with confidence and excitement. We can't wait for them to visit us again next season!

Alice Kriesler, Matraville Sports High School