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Caleigh Boeckx and Annie Ulliac are two of the four players after leaving the Treaty United women's squad | PICTURE: Sportsfile
FOUR Treaty United players will depart the senior women's squad after of the 24/25 season. The club announced that Annie Ulliac, Caleigh Boexkx, Mijke Roelfsema and Kayleigh Shackford will all be leaving Treaty.
Ulliac will leave the club as the second-longest serving goalkeeper in the history of the Senior Women’s team with 41 appearances, while her seven clean sheets is a record for the side. The Canadian joined the club ahead of the 2023 season and made the starting goalkeeper position her own during her two seasons with the club.
Caleigh Boeckx signed for Treaty United in January of this year and made her debut on the opening day of the season against DLR Waves. Caleigh made 22 appearances across all competitions in 2024 and recorded three goals and three assists.
Mijke Roelfsema joined Treaty United during the July transfer window and made her debut later that month at home to Wexford FC. Mijke made ten appearances in the latter half of the season and became an important part of the Treaty rearguard during that period.
Kayleigh Shackford also joined the club during that July transfer window and made appearances against Shamrock Rovers and DLR Waves.
The Treaty United women's side finished seventh in the SSE Airtricity Women's Premier Division with the club also announcing that women's head coach Dominic Foley will also depart the club.
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