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Backs James Frawley Jared Rivers Clint Bartram
Half backs Rohan Bail Colin Garland Luke Tapscott
Centreline Matthew Bate Brent Moloney Nathan Jones
Half forwards Jordie McKenzie Jack Watts Jeremy Howe
Forwards Tom McDonald Mitchell Clark Aaron Davey
Followers Mark Jamar James Magner Jack Trengove
Interchange Lynden Dunn Joel Macdonald Cale Morton James Sellar
Emergencies Thomas Couch Jack Fitzpatrick Ricky Petterd

In Joel Macdonald Brent Moloney

Out Jack Grimes (suspended) Stef Martin

WESTERN BULLDOGS

Backs Dylan Addison Lukas Markovic Robert Murphy
Half backs Easton Wood Ryan Hargrave Patrick Veszpremi
Centreline Luke Dahlhaus Matthew Boyd Daniel Cross
Half forwards Adam Cooney Liam Jones Daniel Giansiracusa
Forwards Justin Sherman Ayce Cordy Nathan Djerrkura
Followers William Minson Ryan Griffen Liam Picken
Interchange Jarrad Grant Shaun Higgins Jordan Roughead Mitchell Wallis
Emergencies Mark Austin Tory Dickson Thomas Liberatore

In Justin Sherman Patrick Veszpremi Mitchell Wallis

Out Brian Lake (suspension) Thomas Liberatore Clay Smith (soreness)

Umpires Wenn Armstrong Bannister

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