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MELBOURNE  4.0.24 6.2.38 16.4.100 19.6.120
 
GWS GIANTS
0.5.5 3.6.24 5.8.38 7.11.53
 
THE TEAMS

MELBOURNE

B: J.Hunt 29 S.May 1 H.Petty 35
HB: T.Rivers 24 J.Lever 8 J.Harmes 4
C: E.Langdon 15 C.Petracca 5 J.Viney 7 
HF: A.Brayshaw 10 S.Weideman 26 A.Neal-Bullen 30
F: K.Pickett 36 L.Jackson 6 B.Fritsch 31 
Foll: M.Gawn 11 C.Oliver 13 T. Sparrow 32 
I/C: C.Spargo 9 J.Bowey 17 J.Jordon 23 T.McDonald 25
Sub: T.Bedford 12 Emerg: L.Dunstan 27 K.Chandler 37 J.Smith 44

In: H.Petty

Out: A.Tomlinson 

GREATER WESTERN SYDNEY GIANTS

B: L.Keeffe 25 S.Taylor 15 X.O’Halloran 33
HB: L.Whitfield 6 N.Haynes 19 H.Perryman 36
C: A.Kennedy 40 C.Ward 8 L.Ash 7
HF: T.Taranto 14 H.Himmelberg 27 S.Coniglio 3
F: B. Hill 37 J.Hogan 23 M.de Boer 24
Foll: M.Flynn 30 J.Kelly 22 T.Green 12
I/C: J.Stein 42 T.Bruhn 5 C.Idun 39 F.Callaghan 17
Sub: 10 J.Riccardi Emerg: 26 J.Wehr 10 L.Aleer 21 K.Briggs 32

In F.Callaghan M.Flynn N.Haynes

Out I.Cumming (H & S Protocols) J.Peatling (omitted) B.Preuss (suspended)

 

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