STRENGTHS:

+ Competitiveness
+ Ruck craft
+ Second efforts
+ Defensive pressure
+ Team-first nature
+ Vertical jump
+ Upside

IMPROVEMENTS:

- Production
- Consistency
- Endurance

Corrigan is first and foremost a really competent ruck, with her craft among the better ones in the draft crop. She can get her hands to it and diversifies her hitouts in different directions, and she is helped by the fact she often competes against 180cm players who, while perhaps on paper not looking too much different, when you can jump at 186cm, it makes life difficult for them.

From the stoppage, Corrigan is able to palm the ball down and give her midfielders first use, with only Madeleine Quinn (187cm) measured as taller than her at the recent Draft Combines. Following the initial stoppage, Corrigan does follow up exceptionally well and her defensive pressure is possibly the best of any of the rucks, laying a whopping 7.5 tackles per game across the National Championships.

Though a small sample size, Corrigan laid eight in the pouring rain against Western Jets in the Coates Talent League Girls, while having 23 hitouts from seven touches. The latter is one of the main knocks, with Corrigan arguably the lowest production player of the rucks, though there are a few in that boat. She only averaged the six to seven touches, so her around the ground work can still develop.

Likewise, most of Corrigan's ball-winning takes place at the coalface, and though she can present as a target, it is an area that she can improve, which will come with a bigger tank. Given her reduced exposure and availability over the years, it has been tougher for the tall, but what she has shown has been promising. If her aerial work can measure up to her efforts at ground level, then she will be a good one for the future.

Corrigan's team-first nature by doing the non-individually rewarded elements of the game such as blocks or bodywork in general is a big plus in her game, and she can work well with any midfield because of that. Not the finished product just yet, Corrigan has the upside that will come with improving the aforementioned areas.

While Corrigan has had less exposure compared to others between the Coates Talent League Girls and AFLW Under 18 Championships - just 10 games in the past two years - she has been around the mark thanks to her efforts when she was on the park.