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AFLW Round 8
Hawthorn vs RICHMOND
Friday, 20th October @ Cazalys Stadium, Cairns.
Start time: 7:45 pm
Broadcast: * 7mate / 7plus
* Fox Footy
* Kayo
* AFLW website
* AFL live app.
https://www.afl.com.au/aflw/matches/5804
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The run home:
By Sarah Black
womens.afl
17 October 2023
11. Richmond
12 points (three wins, four losses), 92 per cent
Injuries have cruelled Richmond's season, and while the Tigers got away with slow starts earlier this year, they no longer have the available players to pull off their run-down victories. Theoretically, they should be too strong for Hawthorn, but the Hawks love an upset win and the game is being played in Cairns. The Cats follow at Ikon Park, with the visitors having too much midfield depth, and the Pies may be a bridge too far.
The run home
R8: Hawthorn @ Cazalys Stadium
R9: Geelong @ Ikon Park
R10: Collingwood @ Victoria Park
https://www.afl.com.au/aflw/news/1054461/the-run-home-top-four-unclear-finals-spots-up-for-grabs
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Stepping up: The biggest improvers this season
By Gemma Bastiani
womens.afl
17 October 2023
Kate Dempsey (Richmond)
Career avg. 2023 average
before 2023
Disposals 11.9 20.7
Inside 50s 1.6 3.6
Intercepts 2.3 4.3
Metres Gained 188.5 383.3
Dempsey's tireless work out on the wing has become one of the most important parts of Richmond's game this season, partly thanks to Dempsey's significant improvement, and partly due to her teammates' better understanding of how to make best use of their wingers. No doubt challenging for Richmond's best and fairest, Dempsey has been crucial in linking the midfield and forward line.
https://www.afl.com.au/aflw/news/1054802/stepping-up-the-biggest-improvers-in-aflw-this-season
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Friday night is Katie's 50th game :clapping
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https://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/1453555/brennan-brings-up-50-aflw-games
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RICHMOND'S AFLW INJURY LIST
Updated - October 18, 2023
Available
Caitlin Greiser, thumb
Amelia Peck, thigh
Unavailable
Sarah D’Arcy, hamstring (1-2 weeks)
Lilly Pearce, concussion (1-2 weeks)
Ellie McKenzie, ankle (3-4 weeks)
Jess Hosking, syndesmosis (3-5 weeks)
Meagan Kiely, foot (TBC)
Charley Ryan, glandular fever (season)
Shelby Knoll, ACL (season)
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/football/aflw/injury-list
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Is it just me but has Ellie been 3-4 weeks for the last four weeks
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Is it just me but has Ellie been 3-4 weeks for the last four weeks
You are correct Chuck
She's been either 2-4 or 3-4 weeks since she got injured which was round 1
So, so far she's missed 6 weeks
Don't know why they just don't say season for..
Ellie
Sarah D'Arcy
Jess Hosking
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‘It’s a great week to reflect’ - Brennan
Katie Brennan reflects on her AFLW career ahead of game 50:
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/video/1453794/its-a-great-week-to-reflect-brennan
Best moments of Katie Brennan's AFLW career as she plays her 50th game this Friday:
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/video/1453828/katie-brennan-50-games
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In: Caitlin Greiser, Beth Lynch
Out: Meg Macdonald (omitted), Lauren Caruso (omitted)
RICHMOND
B: Laura McClelland Rebecca Miller
HB: Eilish Sheerin Libby Graham Molly Eastman
C: Beth Lynch Grace Egan Kate Dempsey
HF: Katelyn Cox Katie Brennan Caitlin Greiser
F: Jemima Woods Emelia Yassir
R: Gabby Seymour Monique Conti Sarah Hosking
Int: Maddie Shevlin Poppy Kelly Charli Wicksteed Courtney Jones Stella Reid
Emg: Lauren Caruso Meg Macdonald Amelia Peck
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/1454011/greiser-lynch-back-for-cairns-clash
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Full R8 preview: Hawthorn vs Richmond
By Gemma Bastiani
afl.com.au
20 October 2023
A trip to Cairns to face the Hawks is an opportunity for Richmond to get its season back on track after a frustrating month of results. This one is a must-win for the Tigers should they remain any chance for a second consecutive finals series. Their captain Katie Brennan and boom Hawthorn recruit Greta Bodey will each run out for career game No.50, so both sides will be on a mission to get the job done for their milestone forward.
Hawthorn is the highest tackling team the competition has ever seen, averaging 81.1 tackles per game thanks to its defend first mentality. It is a style that can really take opposition teams away from how they want to play, and it is in the face of this pressure that Richmond must stand tall. As recent weeks have shown, as long as Richmond is in touching distance come the final quarter, they are in with a shot, always pushing hard late in games to snatch a win.
Tip: The Tigers will get some reprieve. Richmond by 10 points.
https://www.afl.com.au/aflw/news/1054927/full-r8-preview-three-top-eight-shapers-do-or-die-for-dogs
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About to start.
On 7mate
or
Live stream here: https://www.afl.com.au/afl-tv/stream?player=arILJvH9PY&streamId=AFLW%20CH1%20New%20Solution
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Goal to Hawthorn because twice we didn't go for the ball (ballwatching!) :facepalm.
0 - 6
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Fumbly at the crucial moment so far.
Dempsey quick kick inside 50 and McClelland playing in front marks 35 out. Misses though.
1 - 6
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Cox takes the intercept mark at HB. Gets 50. Goes inside 50. Brennan crumbs, dodges and snaps and it bounces through thanks to a good shepherd in the goalsquare.
Rich 1.1-7
Haw 1.0-6
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Brennan gets the centre clearance and then pushes forward to receive it back from Egan and mark. Goal (just!) :gotigers.
Rich 2.1-13
Haw 1.0-6
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Ballwatching again in defence gifts the Hawks another goal :facepalm.
13 - 12
Can we get coaches who get both our teams to do the basics? :banghead.
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Quarter time
Richmond 2.1-13
Hawthorn 2.0-12
Goals: Brennan 2
Richmond vs Richmondy so far.
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Dominating the stats (aside from the tackles) but we are so inefficient and wasteful choosing the wrong option and not doing the basics nowhere near well enough.
Stats to QT:
Conti 8 disposals
Egan 7
Wicksteed 6
Dempsey 5
Cox 4
Graham 4
S.Hosking 4
Seymour 4
Shevlin 4
Disposals: 65 - 47 .... ( contested: 29 - 22 )
Marks: 11 - 16
Clearances: 11 - 3
Inside 50s: 8 - 8
Tackles: 18 - 26
Hitouts: 11 - 7
Frees: 1 - 7 :scream
https://www.afl.com.au/aflw/matches/5804#team-stats
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Most of the quarter has been in the Hawks' F50. We finally get it forward.
Throw-in 30 out. Free to McClelland in the tackle. Then Brennan and Hosking gets dumped off the ball. So, 50 and a goal :gotigers.
Rich 3.1-19
Haw 2.2-14
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Hawks answer straight back :banghead
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We get the centre clearance but again we don't do the team basics and protect the defensive side and the Hawks rebound to free numbers for an easy goal :scream.
19 - 20
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Geez our team is poo. Sack Ferguson
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Conti down and in pain. Commentators saying it could be a wrist (?).
:help
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Very disappointing 2nd qtr yet again
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Half-time
Richmond 2.1 3.1-19
Hawthorn 2.0 3.2-20
Goals: Brennan 2, McClelland.
Dumb, reactive, slow footy with and without the ball.
Can anyone tell what our gameplan is? It doesn't look like we have one.
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Half-time
Richmond 2.1 3.1-19
Hawthorn 2.0 3.2-20
Goals: Brennan 2, McClelland.
Dumb, reactive, slow footy with and without the ball.
Can anyone tell what our gameplan is? It doesn't look like we have one.
The only positive was putting Brennan in the middle. Didn't last long of course
And I have no idea what our game plan is TBBH
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Too many passengers.
Apart from Brennan, our forwards and half-forwards not working hard enough. Not one tackle inside our F50.
Sheerin's been very quiet. She has only touched the ball once.
Stats to HT:
Conti 19 disposals
Egan 15
Dempsey 9
Seymour 8
Shevlin 7
S.Hosking 7
Wicksteed 7
Graham 6
Miller 6
Brennan 5
Cox 5
Lynch 5
McClelland 2
Reid 2
Yassir 2
Gresier 1
Kelly 1
Sheerin 1
Woods 1
Jones 0
Disposals: 110 - 97 .... ( contested: 55 - 49 )
Marks: 20 - 24
Clearances: 18 - 8
Inside 50s: 12 - 18
Tackles: 32 - 44
Tackles in50: 0 - 11
Hitouts: 24 - 12
Frees: 5 - 11
https://www.afl.com.au/aflw/matches/5804#team-stats
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Half-time
Richmond 2.1 3.1-19
Hawthorn 2.0 3.2-20
Goals: Brennan 2, McClelland.
Dumb, reactive, slow footy with and without the ball.
Can anyone tell what our gameplan is? It doesn't look like we have one.
The only positive was putting Brennan in the middle. Didn't last long of course
And I have no idea what our game plan is TBBH
We need two Katies. One upfield to win the ball and another inside 50 for her to kick it to herself :-\.
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Ball-up 40 out. Free to Yassir. Doesn't make the distance and spoiled for a throw-in.
Kick-to-kick in and out of our F50 as we are just bombing it.
Dempsey finally finds Lynch who takes a little speckie and marks 40 out. Again we can't score from that distance.
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McClelland kicks it towards Gresier but no one can mark and it's rushed.
20 - 22
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Geez our team defence is amateur hour :banghead.
Hawthorn go coast to coast from the kick-in.
20 - 28
Sorry, but tonight is on the coach.
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Speechless
At far backwards we have gone in 12 months
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3 qtr time
Rich 3.2.20
Hawks 4.5.29
We meed a miracle
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3/4 time
Richmond 2.1 3.1 3.2-20
Hawthorn 2.0 3.2 4.5-29
Goals: Brennan 2, McClelland.
Embarrassingly bad :help. No organisation defensively nor offensively whatsoever. Totally a clueless team and that's on the coach.
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Just 17% efficiency going inside F50 :help.
11 times inside 50 in the 3/4 for just 1 point.
Hawks when just six times for 1.3.
Stats to 3QT:
Conti 25 disposals
Egan 18
Dempsey 16
Shevlin 11
S.Hosking 10
Seymour 9
Disposals 157 - 153 .... ( contested: 79 - 80 )
Marks: 26 - 34
Clearances: 25 - 10
Inside 50s: 23 - 24
Tackles: 49 - 63
Hitouts: 37 - 16
Frees: 8 - 14
https://www.afl.com.au/aflw/matches/5804#team-stats
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We get it forward. Brennan to Jones in the goalsquare (first touch for the night). Goal! :gotigers
Finally!
Rich 4.2-26
Haw 4.5-29
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We get the 1st of the last.
Commentator says Jones has had a good year
She hasn't, goes missing far too much
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Brennan good kick over the top. Yassir can't get clear from the chasing Hawk defender and her kick misses.
27 - 29
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Yassir snap from the boundary bounces through for a point.
28 - 29
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Egan to the hot spot. Yassir crumbs and doesn't miss this time. Goal! :gotigers
Rich 5.4-34
Haw 4.5-29
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Millzy :gotigers
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Conti to Egan for another centre clearance this quarter.
Ends up a rushed point.
35 - 29
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Stella Reid :banghead
Hate saying this but that was SOFT :scream
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Point to Hawthorn.
35 - 30
6 mins to go.
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Greiser finally holds onto the ball (that thumb is hampering her) and marks 35 out. Goal! :gotigers
Rich 6.5-41
Haw 4.6-30
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Won by 11 :gotigers
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Final Score
Richmond 2.1 3.1 3.2 6.5-41
Hawthorn 2.0 3.2 4.5 4.6-30
Goals: Brennan 2, McClelland, Jones, Yassir, Greiser.
Egan was the key in that last quarter. Won the ball and clearances at the source and gave us time inside forward-half and inside F50.
Take the 4 points and move on. Once again we were left to chase the game because we were mostly poor and disorganised as a team aside from that last quarter. A tough ask to make finals the way we are playing as we won't get away with being that poor for that long against Geelong or Collingwood.
ps. Well done Katie on your 50 and getting the win :clapping.
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Have no idea how we got out of that one.
Yet again played one and half good qtrs.
Gotta question why they cannot play like they did in the last qtr for the entire game
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Was at the game, Egan was the standout, actually better watching live
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Individual Disposals & Stats:
Conti 35 ..... (12 contested), 7 marks, 9 tackles, 7 clearances (3cc), 590m gained, 3 intercepts, 7 inside 50s.
Egan 28 ..... (11 contested), 7 tackles, 5 clearances, 362m gained, 3 intercepts, 4 inside 50s, 4 score inv, 2 assists.
Dempsey 20 ..... (7 contested), 4 tackles, 3 clearances, 351m gained, 5 intercepts, 5 inside 50s
Shevlin 15 ..... 234m gained, 9 intercepts.
S.Hosking 13 ..... (8 contested), 8 tackles, 5 clearances (2cc).
Sheerin 13 ..... (11 contested), 3 tackles, 203m gained, 7 intercepts.
Miller 12 ..... (5 contested), 269m gained, 7 intercepts.
Seymour 12 ..... (6 contested), 5 tackles, 23 hitouts, 3 intercepts.
McClelland 11 ..... (6 contested), 3 clearances, 3 score inv, 1 goal.
Brennan 9 ..... (5 contested), 6 tackles (4 in50), 2 clearances, 321m gained, 5 inside 50s, 5 score inv, 2 assists, 2 goals.
Graham 9 ..... (6 contested), 5 tackles, 6 intercepts.
Lynch 9 ..... (5 contested), 2 clearances.
Wicksteed 9 ..... 1 assist.
Greiser 8 ..... (7 contested), 1 goal.
Yassir 8 ..... (5 contested), 4 score inv, 1 goal.
Cox 6 ..... (4 contested), 3 marks, 5 intercepts.
Reid 5 ..... 4 tackles, 2 clearances.
Woods 5
Eastman 3
Kelly 2 ..... 16 hitouts.
Jones 1 ..... 1 goal.
Team Stats:
Disposals: 235 - 196 .... ( contested: 117 - 109 ; uncontested: 122 - 85 )
Efficiency%: 60 - 56
Kicks: 139 - 143
Handballs: 96 - 53
Turnovers: 65 - 58
Marks: 34 - 37 .... ( contested marks: 5 - 3 )
Tackles: 66 - 91
Clearances: 35 - 14 .... ( centre: 8 - 1 ; stoppages: 27 - 13 )
Inside 50s: 36 - 29
In50 eff.%: 25 - 35
In50 marks: 6 - 5
In50 tackles: 7 - 14
Hitouts: 43 - 22
Bounces: 0 - 0
One %ers: 25 - 36
Frees: 12 - 22
https://www.afl.com.au/aflw/matches/5804#team-stats
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Game is so painful to watch
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Life must be pretty boring down under ATM
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Ferguson's post-match presser: https://www.afl.com.au/aflw/video/1055200/aflw-full-post-match-r8-tigers
Match highlights: https://www.afl.com.au/aflw/video/1055200/aflw-full-post-match-r8-tigers
Team Song: https://www.richmondfc.com.au/video/1454573/aflw-team-song-richmond
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Fast-finishing Tigers snatch victory from Hawks to stay finals race
Richmond has pulled off a fourth-quarter comeback to score an 11-point win over Hawthorn in Cairns
By AAP
20 October 2023 10:30pm
HAWTHORN 2.0 3.2 4.5 4.6 (30)
RICHMOND 2.1 3.1 3.2 6.5 (41)
GOALS
Hawthorn: Bodey, Fellows, Hipwell, McDonagh
Richmond: Brennan 2, Greiser, Jones, McClelland, Yassir
BEST
Hawthorn: Conti, Egan, Hosking, Seymour, Brennan, Dempsey
Richmond: Bates, Fleming, Lucas-Rodd, Ashmore, Gilroy, Locke
INJURIES
Hawthorn: Nil
Richmond: Nil
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A LATE goal to Emelia Yassir has helped Richmond to its first win in four games, putting their finals campaign back on track with an 11-point victory over Hawthorn at Cazaly's Stadium in Cairns on Friday night.
Separated by one point at half-time and down by nine entering the last quarter, the Tigers pulled off a 6.5 (41) to 4.6 (30) come-from-behind victory to keep their finals hopes alive.
Midfield duo Monique Conti (35 disposals, seven clearances) and Grace Egan (28, 5) were typically influential for Richmond, while Hawthorn was led by Emily Bates (18, four) and Jasmine Fleming (18, one).
Hawthorn's Irish import Aine McDonagh kicked the opening goal before Tigers skipper Katie Brennan slotted two unanswered majors to celebrate her 50th game in style.
Fellow 50-gamer Greta Bodey put boot to ball to snatch her own goal before quarter-time.
A skirmish erupted in the second term after Brennan took exception to a tackle by Mattea Breed on Laura McClelland.
McClelland was gifted a 50m penalty following a bump against Sarah Hosking by Sophie Locke and converted from inside the goal square while players were occupied by the tussle.
Bridie Hipwell kicked the only goal of the third quarter to give Hawthorn a game-high nine-point lead.
Richmond rebounded in the last term, with Courtney Jones ending Hawthorn's three-goal run with her first touch of the night, cutting the margin to three points.
Dogged by inaccuracy in front of goal, Yassir reduced the deficit to a single point before finally breaking through on her third attempt.
That put the Tigers ahead by six points with 11 minutes left, before Caitlin Greiser sealed the win with a massive goal from 45m.
With two rounds left, 11th-placed Richmond (4-4) still have a sniff of the finals but face a significant task against sixth-placed Geelong next week, while Hawthorn (14th, 2-6) play their penultimate match against 15th-placed Port Adelaide.
Separated from fifth-placed Essendon by four points, Richmond will need to beat Geelong and Collingwood to have a hope of reaching the finals.
https://www.afl.com.au/aflw/news/1055070/match-report-hawthorn-hawks-v-richmond-tigers
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Conti on another level as Tigers win thriller on historic night
Monique Conti has delivered a monster performance as Richmond came from behind to end Hawthorn’s finals chances and keep its own alive in the first AFLW game in Cairns.
Max Hatzoglou
HeraldSun
21 October 2023
A three-goal final quarter has crushed Richmond’s three-game losing streak and kept its finals hopes alive following a thrilling 11-point win over Hawthorn in Cairns.
The Tigers looked gone for all money when Hawks forward Brodie Hipwell put through a thrilling end-to-end goal to extend her side’s lead to eight points with five minutes left in the third.
But the Tigers found a way back through Courtney Jones, round seven rising star nominee Emelia Yassir and Caitlin Greiser in her first game back from injury.
The trio all kicked goals to power the Tigers to their fourth win of the season, keeping hopes of a second consecutive finals appearance alive with a 6.5 (41) to 4.6 (30) win.
In the first AFLW game ever in Cairns, the Tigers only best-and-fairest winner in their four-season history, Monique Conti, was enormous with 35 touches, nine marks, seven clearances and seven tackles.
The 23-year-old now leads the competition for clearances, following the top-notch win where she also became the first Tiger to pick up 1000 disposals.
Meanwhile, the loss for the Hawks in humid conditions in Queensland ends their chances of making finals in 2023.
Milestone pair shine early
Both AFLW 50-gamers got off to flying starts in Cairns registering goals in the opening quarter of the Indigenous Round encounter.
Tigers midfielder-forward Katie Brennan was the first to fire with back-to-back majors in the opening quarter after the Hawks scored the first of the game.
Following a classy snap-goal, the 31-year-old kicked a 40m long bomb on a difficult angle to put the Tigers seven points in front.
Then Hawks forward Greta Bodey took a strong mark inside 50 before making a tough set-shot to cut the margin to a point before quarter-time.
The pair both share a relation to Queensland with Brennan having grown up in the state where she also represented Brisbane in AFLW and Bodey who played her first game of footy for Cairns Saints.
Hawks miss chance
The Hawks would have been disappointed with a one-point lead at halftime after dominating the second quarter.
The first 10 minutes of the second term saw the Hawks gain the first seven inside 50s and almost 100 per cent of the ball in their front half, but they just managed two behinds.
Irish-born Hawks footballer Ellen Gilroy was even kicking the ball to herself Gaelic football style.
Then the Tigers found a way back in the contest with the next three inside 50s as tensions flared after Laura McClelland received a free kick for a push in the back.
The forward was ultimately sent to the goal line after a 50m penalty eventuated from the push and shove when Sarah Hosking was bumped to the ground.
The Hawks got some reward with a goal late, via a Hipwell long kick to open the field, giving Tahlia Fellows a simple run in goal and Hawthorn the advantage at the main break.
Scoreboard
Hawthorn 2.0 3.2 4.5 4.6 (30)
Richmond 2.1 3.1 3.2 6.5 (41)
HATZOGLOU’S BEST – Hawks: Bates, Fleming, Ashmore, Lucas-Rodd, Richardson. Tigers: Conti, Egan, Dempsey, Brennan, Hosking, Yassir.
GOALS – Hawks: McDonagh, Hipwell, Fellows, Bodey. Tigers: Brennan 2, Yassir, Greiser, Jones, McClelland.
INJURIES – Hawks: Nil. Tigers: Nil.
UMPIRES – Coyne, Pearson, Talbot.
VENUE – Cazalys Stadium Cairns
https://www.codesports.com.au/afl/aflw-2023-all-the-news-and-results-from-round-8/news-story/c5b1391bf5918809c02d9c8cb9aab7a3
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The first AFLW Tiger to reach 1000 disposals, @moniiquecontii (https://abs-0.twimg.com/emoji/v2/svg/1f451.svg)
#AFLWDeadly | #gotiges
(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/F84UpX0aQAAyoRn?format=jpg&name=small)
https://twitter.com/RichmondWomens/status/1715331218072560128
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Was at the game, Egan was the standout, actually better watching live
Was it the first game you've seen live wayne?
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Was at the game, Egan was the standout, actually better watching live
Was it the first game you've seen live wayne?
It was, up here for a holiday, then saw that the game was on and checked it out.
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Conti is surely one the best players going around. I hope she stays
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Conti is surely one the best players going around. I hope she stays
Mon is the best player in the comp. Has been for quote some time. A once in a generation player
She won't be going anywhere. Good news with the latest CBA is player's can now sign long term deals
It was, up here for a holiday, then saw that the game was on and checked it out.
Have said a few times over the years it is a much better product live than on TV
Glad you enjoyed it
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Wish some of our men had as much go and nous as MonCon, she is a superstar, speaks so well and an inspiration. 10/10 Monique
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Agree. She’s a ripper
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ICYMI, R8: In Case You Missed It
By Gemma Bastiani
womens.afl
23 October 2023
The Tigers are rarely out of it
Heading into the final quarter, Richmond just needs to be within touching distance of the lead to be a threat. Down by nine points at three-quarter time against Hawthorn on Friday, the Tigers piled on 21 points to just one behind in order to record their fourth win of the season. In round four against the Blues, Richmond came from behind at the last break to win, and in round one they were all square with Brisbane at that same break before a last gasp win. This season the Tigers have won six of their eight final quarters, showing that teams need to create more scoreboard distance early in the game if they're to feel secure late in games.
https://www.afl.com.au/aflw/news/1056219/icymi-r8-giants-epic-performance-roos-not-there-yet-pie-finds-home
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Coaches' votes (Ferguson & Goddard)
HAWTHORN v RICHMOND
10 Monique Conti (RICH)
8 Grace Egan (RICH)
3 Gabby Seymour (RICH)
3 Emily Bates (HAW)
3 Kaitlyn Ashmore (HAW)
2 Mackenzie Eardley (HAW)
1 Katie Brennan (RICH)
LEADERBOARD
61 Jasmine Garner NMFC
57 Ally Anderson BL
56 Laura Gardiner SYD
52 Monique Conti RICH
52 Ebony Marinoff ADEL
48 Tyla Hanks MELB
46 Madison Prespakis ESS
46 Ashleigh Riddell NMFC
46 Charlie Rowbottom GCFC
45 Bonnie Toogood ESS
https://www.afl.com.au/aflw/news/1057023/coaches-votes-r8
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AFL.com.au AFLW Player of the Season – after round eight of 10
20 votes – Monique Conti (Richmond), Jasmine Garner (North Melbourne)
17 – Ally Anderson (Brisbane)
16 – Maddy Prespakis (Essendon)
15 – Ebony Marinoff (Adelaide)
13 – Brianna Davey (Collingwood), Charlie Rowbottom (Gold Coast)
12 – Ash Riddell (North Melbourne), Bonnie Toogood (Essendon)
11 – Georgie Prespakis (Geelong)
10 – Emily Bates (Hawthorn), Tyla Hanks (Melbourne), Anne Hatchard (Adelaide)
9 – Abbey Dowrick (Port Adelaide), Ally Morphett (Sydney)
Number of players polling votes per team:
10 – Melbourne
7 – Adelaide, Carlton
6 – North Melbourne, St Kilda, Sydney
5 – Brisbane, Fremantle, Geelong, Richmond
4 – Collingwood, Essendon, Gold Coast, Hawthorn, West Coast
3 – GWS, Port Adelaide
2 – Western Bulldogs
https://www.afl.com.au/aflw/news/1057093/can-reigning-bf-champ-catch-roo-tiger-in-player-of-the-season-count
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Every time i try to watch W i just pull my hair out its bloody terrible.
People can talk the womens game up as much as they like and i understand they are peoples daughters and we are invested but Sheesh how anyone thinks its a spectacle worth watching is beyond me.
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Every time i try to watch W i just pull my hair out its bloody terrible.
People can talk the womens game up as much as they like and i understand they are peoples daughters and we are invested but Sheesh how anyone thinks its a spectacle worth watching is beyond me.
Agree
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Every time i try to watch W i just pull my hair out its bloody terrible.
People can talk the womens game up as much as they like and i understand they are peoples daughters and we are invested but Sheesh how anyone thinks its a spectacle worth watching is beyond me.
“Unwoke” is the expression and best to keep it under your hat these days