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AFLW VOTES: Rd 08 vs Essendon

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Just mentioned on the other AFLW thread I reckon I missed a fair bit watching the game basically at ground level, so apologies for what may be some inaccurate assessments:

Chaplin
Fitzsimon
McNamara
Harris
Paxman
Ebert

6 Chaplin

5 Fitzsimon

4 Hanks

3 Harris

2 McNamara

1 Heath

 

Progressive voting to end of AFLW RD 8

106. Tyla Hanks

85. Kate Hore

69. Maeve Chaplin

51. Tayla Harris

49. Elizabeth McNamara 

47. Megan Fitzsimon

24. Eden Zanker

16. Shelley Heath

15. Olivia Purcell

14. Paxy Paxman

12. Ryleigh Wotherspoon

4. Lauren Pearce Saraid Taylor

2. Maggie Mahony

1. Alyssa Bannan Gabrielle Colvin Laela Ebert Molly O’Hehir

 

Shelley Heath has had an excellent year to only have 16 votes. Not saying it's wrong, just noting she has been super consistent without being in BOG contention.

A real purple patch for Fitzy and a bit of a breakout season for her. She's been a great consistent team player but really come by into her own now as well!

Coaches' votes:

Melbourne v Essendon

10 Maeve Chaplin MELB
7 Tayla Harris MELB
4 Eliza McNamara MELB
3 Georgia Nanscawen ESS
2 Megan Fitzsimon MELB
2 Kate Hore MELB
2 Madison Prespakis ESS

Well deserved 10 for Chaplin!


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