STRENGTHS:

+ Aerial ability
+ Penetrating kick
+ Intercepting
+ One-on-ones
+ Rebounding
+ Consistency

IMPROVEMENTS:

- Vision
- Endurance
- Speed

A player who is predictable to her teammates, Conroy usually tries to unleash her booming right boot to clear the danger from the back 50. While not quick, the GWV Rebels finds the space to then launch down the ground, and is usually tasked with the kickouts both for the Rebels and Vic Country. Her long kicking is efficient and she will play to her teammates advantages, while also capable of intercepting at half-back and beginning transitional plays from there.

Without the ball in hand, Conroy positions herself effectively to intercept, with her other key traits - her aerial ability, strength one-on-one and footy smarts in marking situations - able to see her win a high volume of defensive contests. She feels comfortable in one-on-ones and will back herself in a wrestle or when able to plant her feet and then use her strength to work her opponent under the ball.

The consistency Conroy has shown over the last couple of seasons has been impressive, and she was able to add extra dimensions to her game in 2025 where she was not just able to clear the ball from defence over and over again, but get proactive, intercept and drive the ball to begin offensive plays.

When it comes to improvements, Conroy's athleticism - outside her vertical jump - and endurance are ways she can become more damaging. She does not have the speed or agility of some others, with her power and strength the way she works out of trouble. If she can build that explosiveness over time, it will help against the faster forwards, because she competes so well one-on-one.

In addition to that, Conroy is focusing on developing her shorter kicking range and picking options that might be the next link in the chain over going long to a one-on-one contest. Her long kicking is fluent and her technique is great, but it is more when there is the shorter option on the 45, she hits it and can double-up with another touch and gain even more metres.

As a whole, Conroy has ways to further develop her game, but what she has shown over the past 18 months has been really promising. If given the chance at the top level, Conroy is one who can play as a third tall defender and will likely have a more negating focus, while building up some areas in her game to be a greater threat on the offensive end.