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Contributed for 4 quarters 

6.  Goldrick

5.  West

4.  Hanks

Very good in patches

3.  Zanker

2.  Pearce

1.  Gay

Edited by Deeoldfart

52 minutes ago, Whispering_Jack said:

Wow.

Another disappointing way to bow out of a season!

Three consecutive losses. Ouch!

Let’s vote and remember - there’s always next year.

6 Hanks 

5 B Mackin

4 West 

3 Gay 

2 Goldrick 

1 Zanker 

apologies to Pearce.  Battled hard. Better at handballing. Terrible kick.  If she could convert her goal opportunities, we’d have won. 

 
10 minutes ago, spirit of norm smith said:

apologies to Pearce.  Battled hard. Better at handballing. Terrible kick.  If she could convert her goal opportunities, we’d have won. 

She’s following Max’s example, sadly. 


6 Hanks

5 Goldrick

4 West

3 B Mackin

2 Gay

1 Zanker

6.  Goldrick

5.  Hanks

4.  West

3.  Zanker

2.  B.Mackin

1.  Gay

 
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And the winner is …

143. Tyla Hanks 
105. Kate Hore 
74. Olivia Purcell 
65. Sinéad Goldrick 
47. Eden Zanker 
40. Lauren Pearce 
37. Alyssa Bannan Eliza West 
34. Eliza McNamara 
33. Shelley Heath Paxy Paxman  
30. Blaithin Mackin 
22. Tahlia Gillard 
21. Maddison Gay 
16. Lily Mithen 
6. Sarah Lampard 
4. Megan Fitzsimon Casey Sherriff Rhiannon Watt 
3. Tayla Harris

Great seasons by the top 6, in the correct finishing order imo.  Thanks WJ, for running the count, and promoting the AFLW.


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