Last year's panel contained nine women under the age of 20.
Laois' All-Stars are hoping John Desmond's team can go one or two steps better this season.
The O'Moore County reached the semi-final stages of the All -Ireland Intermediate Championship before losing out to Antrim.
That panel remarkably contained nine women under the age of 20.
Two players have been recognised in the 2020 Soaring Stars Fifteen named last weekend.
One of those, half-back Clodagh Tynan of St. Brigid's, is taking the positives:
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