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AFLW Round 6
RICHMOND vs Collingwood
Saturday, 5th October @ Swinburne Centre, Punt Road Oval.
Start time: 3:05 pm
Broadcast:
* Fox Footy & Kayo (all states & territories)
https://www.afl.com.au/aflw/matches/6850#team-stats
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Injury List
Player Injury Estimated Return
Katie Brennan Ankle Test
Maddie Shevlin Ankle Test
Imogen Brown Ankle Test
Montana McKinnon Knee Season
Katelyn Cox Knee Season
Shelby Knoll Knee Season
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/football/aflw/injury-list
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In: Katie Brennan, Sarah Hosking
Out: Laura McClelland (Omitted), Stella Reid (Omitted)
RICHMOND
B: Gabrielle Seymour Rebecca Miller
HB: Beth Lynch Jodie Hicks Libby Graham
C: Tessa Lavey Ellie McKenzie Kate Dempsey
HF: Grace Egan Katie Brennan Mackenzie Ford
F: Caitlin Greiser Emelia Yassir
R: Poppy Kelly Eilish Sheerin Monique Conti
Int: Sarah Hosking Isabel Bacon Charley Ryan Ally Dallaway Tamara Luke
Emg: Jemima Woods Molly Eastman Laura McClelland
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/1671393
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Caitlin Greiser will play her 50th AFLW game.
https://x.com/RichmondWomens/status/1842100257595003228
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Set for more wet weather footy 😤
#AFLWTigersPies | #gotiges
https://x.com/RichmondWomens/status/1842427184205729919
Let's hope we play wet weather footy today then unlike last week. Win the contested footy and kick long and direct to win the territory battle. No stupid handballing like it's a dry day.
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🎟️ Tickets for today’s AFLW game against Collingwood at the Swinburne Centre are now sold out, no further tickets will be released.
#AFLWTigersPies | #gotiges
https://x.com/RichmondWomens/status/1842412493811154945
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Good tackle 45 out by Ellie wins the free. She goes short. Ends up with Greiser with a tight snap from the pocket misses.
1 - 0
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Good pressure forces the forward turnover. Sheerin ping from 45 out doesn't get the bounce and misses.
2 - 0
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Twice Luke has copped it high around the shoulder in the ruck and no free ::).
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Ryan hits up McKenzie 30 out. Goal! :gotigers
Rich 1.2-8
Coll 0.0-0
12 min Q1
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Twice Luke has copped it high around the shoulder in the ruck and no free ::).
Play on, nothing to see there
:sarcasm2
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How was that advantage ump? We stopped for the whistle ::)
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How was that advantage ump? We stopped for the whistle ::)
ump was right there
Ford, ran on, then stopped, no issue with that one
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Only thing I can say about that is at least we're in front
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Quarter time
Richmond 1.2-8
Coll'wood 0.0-0
Goal: McKenzie
Can we stop kicking short to contests in the wet with no one defensive side :facepalm. We were lucky that quarter the Pies fumbled handballs on the counter. We need to just stick to long direct K.I.S.S. footy. with our smalls front and square.
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Stats to QT:
Conti 10 possies
Dallaway 7
Dempsey 7
Lavey 6
McKenzie 6
Ryan 6
Seymour 6
Disposals 81 - 64 .... ( contested: 36 - 23 )
Marks 16 - 7
Clearances 9 - 4
Inside 50s 8 - 5
Tackles 22 - 14
Hitouts 8 - 9
Frees 9 - 3
https://www.afl.com.au/aflw/matches/6850#team-stats
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Dumb and undisciplined by the captain. Especially on days like today where territory is everything.
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Another dumb undisciplined act off the ball (Miller) costs us a goal :facepalm.
8 - 7
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Conti out of the centre. Ford gathers and finds Luke 15m out. Goal! :gotigers
Rich 2.2-14
Coll 1.1-7
7 min Q2
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Yassir has to lift. Been poor so far.
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Hicks to Greiser to McKenzie 35 out. Goal! :gotigers
Rich 3.2-20
Coll 1.1-7
15 min Q2
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Conti with a shot after the siren from 45 out. Offline and touched through. So, we get a point.
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Brennan is having a mare. Dropped marks, giving away free kicks and fumbling. Needs to lift
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Half time
Richmond 1.2 3.3-21
Coll'wood 0.0 1.1-7
Goal: McKenzie 2, Luke
Started that quarter poorly and gave away a soft goal. Last 10 mins was much better. Won the territory battle. Sheerin is a star as is Ellie. Agree Knighter, we need a lift from the captain as well as Yassir up forward.
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Stats to HT:
Conti 15 possies
Dempsey 12
Dallaway 11
Lavey 9
Sheerin 9
Hicks 8
McKenzie 8
Lynch 7
Miller 7
Ryan 7
Egan 6
Seymour 6
Brennan 5
Ford 5
Greiser 5
Graham 3
Kelly 3
Yassir 3
Luke 2
Bacon 1
Hosking 1
Disposals 133 - 118 .... ( contested: 65 - 48 )
Efficiency% 59 - 59
Marks 30 - 21
Clearances 17 - 11
Inside 50s 21 - 10
Tackles 45 - 32
Hitouts 20 - 15
Frees 12 - 7
https://www.afl.com.au/aflw/matches/6850#team-stats
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Thunder and lightning, 2nd half to be delayed
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Minimum 25 minutes until we hear what happens next.
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Thunder and lightning, 2nd half to be delayed
Deadset
This isn’t a comment on the AFLW, as the AFL would be the same
The world has gone soft. Get out there and play the game FFS. I wonder how many players have been injured by a lightning strike in the last 100 years Australia wide?
It isn’t golf with a metal club!!!
We are so soft these days
Absolutely zero reason why they can’t continue
AND I’LL STATE AGAIN, I KNOW IT WOULD BE THE SAME IF AFL
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Bit of Clawski in that last post Damo with those capitals but have to say - I COULDN’T AGREE MORE.
It’s ridiculous
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Thunder and lightning, 2nd half to be delayed
Deadset
This isn’t a comment on the AFLW, as the AFL would be the same
The world has gone soft. Get out there and play the game FFS. I wonder how many players have been injured by a lightning strike in the last 100 years Australia wide?
It isn’t golf with a metal club!!!
We are so soft these days
Absolutely zero reason why they can’t continue
AND I’LL STATE AGAIN, I KNOW IT WOULD BE THE SAME IF AFL
Yep, In the AFL game would be delayed as well
pity the AFL won't allow the venue they own that has roof and is not being used for anything to be used. Could play triple headers. Would get the crowds up.
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Bit of Clawski in that last post Damo with those capitals but have to say - I COULDN’T AGREE MORE.
It’s ridiculous
Have to be very careful what is said in AFLW threads these days
So I was very clear to make a point it wasn’t an anti AFLW post :lol :lol
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Clever by Dempsey to centre it and Greiser marks 30 out. Goal! :gotigers
Rich 4.3-27
Coll 1.2-8
7 min Q3
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Good play Tiges. Dallaway kicks it forward. Sheerin reads it off hands and kicks the goal :gotigers.
Rich 5.3-33
Coll 1.2-8
12 min Q3
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3/4 time
Richmond 1.2 3.3 5.3-33
Coll'wood 0.0 1.1 1.4-10
Goal: McKenzie 2, Luke, Greiser, Sheerin
Some nice goals that quarter from Greiser and Sheerin. Just cut out as a team the handballing in the wet especially in the back half. Too much of it in the last 5 mins of that qtr.
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Stats to 3QT:
Conti 20 possies
McKenzie 16
Dempsey 15
Egan 14
Dallaway 14
Hicks 14
Lavey 14
Miller 10
Sheerin 10
Disposals 186 - 172 .... ( contested: 91 - 74 )
Efficiency% 62 - 54
Marks 36 - 30
Clearances 28 - 17
Inside 50s 29 - 16
Tackles 70 - 51
Hitouts 31 - 28
Frees 15 - 9
https://www.afl.com.au/aflw/matches/6850#team-stats
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Thought Tessa Lavey was outstanding in the 3rd
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Hicks nice pass finds Luke 20 out. Goal! :gotigers
Rich 6.3-39
Coll 1.4-10
11 min Q4
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Pies defender shanked kick with the wet ball on the last line is marked by Sheerin 35 out. Goal! :gotigers
Rich 7.3-45
Coll 1.4-10
16 min Q4
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Luke marks 55 out. Hits up Greiser on the lead 35 out. Poster.
46 - 10
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Won by 6 goals :gotigers
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Final Score
Richmond 1.2 3.3 5.3 7.4-46
Coll'wood 0.0 1.1 1.4 1.4-10
Goal: McKenzie 2, Luke 2, Sheerin 2, Greiser.
Much better with the wet weather footy this week. Only goal we conceded was from our own undisciplined downfield act. The Pies would've been held goal-less otherwise.
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Solid win. Another increase in %
4 games to go, Another win should get us to finals, though should be aiming for top 4
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Thunder and lightning, 2nd half to be delayed
Deadset
This isn’t a comment on the AFLW, as the AFL would be the same
The world has gone soft. Get out there and play the game FFS. I wonder how many players have been injured by a lightning strike in the last 100 years Australia wide?
It isn’t golf with a metal club!!!
We are so soft these days
Absolutely zero reason why they can’t continue
AND I’LL STATE AGAIN, I KNOW IT WOULD BE THE SAME IF AFL
Every outdoor sport does it these days. Clubs and Leagues would be liable for negligence if they didn't stop play.
"In Australia, approximately 25% of people killed by lightning are playing sport."
Soccer: https://www.playfootball.com.au/ncdp/toolkits/inclusive-participation/lightning
Athletics: https://lavic.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Policy-B-Extreme-Weather-Policy-Nov-17.pdf
Not in Australia, but an Aussie goalkeeper was killed by lighting in Malaysia during a training session.
https://www.foxsports.com.au/football/stefans-law-lifesaving-legacy-of-aussie-goalie-who-died-after-tragic-2016-lightning-strike-in-malaysia/news-story/664a930cf7fd508f9c7afeb48e131425
There's also an infamous pic of an Indonesian footballer being hit by lightning who died.
https://www.news.com.au/sport/football/stuff-of-nightmares-footballer-struck-by-lightning-on-field-dies/news-story/2ba42f6408bd4d48490c626b3b22b7ae
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Solid win. Another increase in %
4 games to go, Another win should get us to finals, though should be aiming for top 4
Last game against hawks will decide top4 i think. Kangas, crows and lions will likely occupy the other 3 spots.
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Good game from the ladies. Skills were far and away better than the pies.
I’m almost ready to eat my words re Kelly and Gresier, however will see how they go when we play some good sides.
MCKenzie would have to be the best kick in the AFLW.
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Nice to see us give Collingwood a pasting, even if it's the AFLW.
Good job girls :D
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Surging Tigers shine in storm-interrupted win over Pies
By Sarah Black
afl.com.au
6 Oct 2024
RICHMOND has seen off Collingwood, rolling storms and a lightning delay in an eventful 36-point win at the Swinburne Centre.
The 7.4 (46) to 1.4 (10) victory is crucial amid a congested top eight, the Tigers now temporarily occupying second spot after dominating play after an extended half-time break.
A serious downpour before the bounce made the going tough underfoot, but Monique Conti was in a class of her own, hovering unattended in a sweeping role and proving to be ever elusive.
The Tigers were keen to employ a precise kicking game, while the Pies were trying to put as much pace on the ball as possible, playing on and occasionally getting themselves in trouble.
But all well-intentioned plans went out the window as the storms rolled in.
With lightning threatening in the distance in the second term, Tigers star Ellie McKenzie steadied for her second goal, providing a calming influence through the midfield and across half-forward in a somewhat frantic game.
Around 25 minutes was added to the half-time break as a short but intense thunderstorm raced through Richmond, with the normal 14-minute rest pushing out to about 40, inclusive of an additional eight-minute warm-up.
The turf was properly wet upon the restart, with water splashing off the surface with every step, and to both sides' credit, neither appeared to have lost focus over the extended break.
But it was Richmond who was able to lock the ball inside its forward half, wearing down the Pies' defence with stoppage after stoppage in dangerous territory.
Just to add to the absurdity of the game, a steam train chugged its way through Richmond station, its horn bellowing across the field.
On return from concussion, Collingwood skipper Bri Davey had 10 disposals to the main break but faded as the game progressed, while Sarah Rowe and Ruby Schleicher – still playing in the midfield despite the return of her captain, with Miki Cann pushed forward – provided plenty of bounce.
The last quarter was a tough slog played out in heavy rain, with Tam Luke's footballing renaissance continuing with her second goal for the game, Eilish Sheerin also kicking her second.
Young Collingwood defender Lucy Cronin left the field under duress after copping an accidental hand to the face in the third term, requiring treatment in the rooms, but returned and played out the game.
The difference
Richmond was much more effective when moving the ball into attack, having an additional 11 inside 50s to half-time, with Katie Brennan, 50-gamer Caitlin Greiser and Tam Luke stretching Collingwood's defence. Key defender Lauren Butler – playing her first game for the season after a series of soft-tissue injuries – lined up at full-forward for the Pies, rotating with draftee Georgia Clark, but the ball rarely troubled the Tiger defenders.
McKenzie's career-best touch
The 2020 No.1 pick has had a torrid time with injury over the past few years, rarely getting a decent run at the top level. After one game in 2023, she's now managed seven in a row, averaging 18.6 disposals and kicking her first two goals for the year. When the game was in the balance in the first half, it was McKenzie who added a touch of class amid the congestion.
Up next
Collingwood will travel to Alberton Oval to take on Port Adelaide on Thursday night, while Richmond will host Geelong at the Swinburne Centre on Saturday afternoon.
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RICHMOND 1.2 3.3 5.3 7.4 (46)
COLLINGWOOD 0.0 1.1 1.4 1.4 (10)
GOALS
Richmond: McKenzie 2, Luke 2, Sheerin 2, Greiser
Collingwood: Butler
BEST
Richmond: Conti, McKenzie, Lavey, Dempsey, Sheerin, Egan
Collingwood: Rowe, Schleicher, Bonnici, Frederick
INJURIES
Richmond: Nil
Collingwood: Nil
https://www.afl.com.au/aflw/news/1238213/surging-richmond-tigers-shine-in-storm-interrupted-win-over-collingwood-pies
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Team stats:
Disposals 250 - 230 .... ( contested: 123 - 104 ; uncontested: 118 - 110 )
Efficiency% 60 - 51
Kicks 155 - 132
Handballs 95 - 98
Turnovers 64 - 61
Marks 48 - 35 .... ( contested marks: 7 - 2 )
Tackles 92 - 78
Clearances 33 - 23 .... ( centre: 5 - 4 ; stoppages: 28 - 19 )
Inside 50s 41 - 19
In50 eff.% 37 - 16
In50 marks 12 - 2
In50 tackles 22 - 12
Hitouts 36 - 39
One %ers 26 - 25
Frees 18 - 11
Individual possies:
Conti 30 disp (16 con) plus 7 clearances & 7 tackles
Dempsey 23 disp (9 con) plus 5 marks, 5 tackles, 261m gained & 1 goal assist.
Egan 19
Hicks 18 disp @ 89% eff. plus 8 intercepts, 4 in50s, 4 score inv & 220m gained.
McKenzie 18 disp (12 con) plus 7 clearances, 7 tackles, 312m gained & 2 goals.
Sheerin 17 disp (10 con)plus 6 tackles, 353m gained & 2 goals.
Dallaway 16
Lavey 15 disp (9 con) plus 5 clearances, 4 in50s & 297m gained.
Lynch 13 disp (9 con) plus 7 tackles, 7 intercepts, 4 in50s & 343m gained.
Miller 12
Ryan 10
Seymour 9
Ford 8
Greiser 8
Kelly 8
Brennan 7
Luke 5
Yassir 5
Graham 4
Hosking 3
Bacon 2
https://www.afl.com.au/aflw/matches/6850#player-stats
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(https://resources.richmondfc.com.au/photo-resources/2024/10/05/9fd4d7d1-ec09-491d-af73-60f1d13b00d7/qIMbbs9X.jpg?width=1240) (https://www.richmondfc.com.au/video/1672995/aflw-week-6-match-highlights)
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/video/1672995/aflw-week-6-match-highlights
(https://resources.richmondfc.com.au/photo-resources/2024/10/05/d495d225-312f-42ee-b40f-3e1f7be95f85/GqmyLo1X.jpg?width=1240) (https://www.richmondfc.com.au/video/1672968/aflw-week-6-ferguson-post-match)
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/video/1672968/aflw-week-6-ferguson-post-match
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Ferguson: ‘A mature four-quarter effort’
“We prepared for any conditions because we knew the weather might be around, and we’ve played wet weather footy the last couple of weeks,” Ferguson said.
Citing his side’s maturity on Saturday afternoon, Ferguson was pleased with the performance after lightning delays saw the game enter an extended half-time break.
“To come out after half time…stay composed, come out and almost start the game again (and) assert our authority, really happy with that.”
“We allowed the players to have their own time…we let them relax and let them be who they need to be (at half time), and they controlled that really well,” he said on the extended half-time break.
Another pleasing aspect for Ferguson was his side’s ability to play to the wet conditions, particularly, his talls such as Caitlin Greiser, Tamara Luke and Katie Brennan.
“You still need competitors and targets in the wet.”
“The players have the skillset to play those conditions, and I thought all our talls impacted and brought our smalls into the game,” Ferguson said.
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/1674338/ferguson-a-mature-four-quarter-effort
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Coaches' votes
Richmond v Collingwood
10 Ellie McKenzie (Richmond)
7 Monique Conti (Richmond)
6 Eilish Sheerin (Richmond)
2 Brittany Bonnici (COLL)
1 Jodie Hicks (RICH)
1 Sarah Rowe (COLL)
LEADERBOARD
53 Ashleigh Riddell (NMFC)
52 Ebony Marinoff (ADEL)
50 Jasmine Garner (NMFC)
45 Ally Anderson (BL)
43 Monique Conti (RICH)
43 Ella Roberts (WCE)
40 Charlie Rowbottom (GCFC)
40 Eliza West (HAW)
38 Ellie McKenzie (RICH)
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/1674728/perfect-10-in-the-coaches-votes-for-mckenzie