West Coast were handed a footballing lesson by the reigning AFLW premiers, smashed from pillar to post as Brisbane opened up a 46 point lead at the main break while preventing the Eagles from even entering their forward 50 for most of the first half. The home side managed to find a few goals in the second half and narrowly prevented the Lions from reaching triple figures, but the result still represented the biggest defeat and highest score conceded by any side in AFLW history.
Summary[]
| 1/4 time | 1/2 time | 3/4 time | Final | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| West Coast | 0.0.0 | 0.0.0 | 2.0.12 | 4.0.24 | ||||
| Brisbane | 4.3.27 | 7.4.46 | 11.4.70 | 15.8.98 |
Goals: Bullas, Cameron, Gooch, Hooker
Best: Swanson, Lewis, Bowen
Injuries: Hooker (knee)
Named sides[]
| West Coast | Brisbane | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B: | 16.Hill | 31.Gooch | B: | 20.Campbell | 10.Grider | ||
| HB: | 2.Gibson | 35.McDonald | 14.Smith | HB: | 11.Monahan | 3.Koenen | 26.Tahau |
| C: | 7.Schmidt | 13.Swanson | 1.Bowen | C: | 9.O'Dwyer | 1.Bates | 12.Conway |
| HF: | 12.N.Kelly | 22.Gilmore | 19.Cameron | HF: | 17.Dawes | 31.T.Smith | 15.Bodey |
| F: | 9.Atkins | 24.Bullas | F: | 30.Wardlaw | 21.Hodder | ||
| R: | 25.Laurie | 6.Lewis | 17.Hooker | R: | 2.Hickie | 18.Anderson | 25.C.Svarc |
| I: | 5.Rowley | 23.Lakay | 26.Gauci | I: | 29.R.Svarc | 5.Ellenger | 14.Davidson |
| 27.Bennett | 3.Thomas | 24.Pullar | 22.Farquharson | ||||
| E: | 4.Guard | 10.Caulfield | E: | 28.Moloney | 16.B.Smith |
In: McDonald, Atkins, Gauci
Out: Collier (leg), Davison, Guard
From the papers[]
The West Australian[]
"When the Eagles recorded their first inside 50 for the match just under 10 minutes into the second quarter, Brisbane had 21 of their own and had booted six goals as West Coast's attempts to send extras into defence failed.
West Coast went goalless in the first quarter for the seventh time from eight starts, continuing a trend of slow starts Prior had no answer to. Captain Emma Swanson (22 disposals, six clearances) played through the pain of a fractured finger."[1]
Players in the WAFLW[]
Round 2 (26-27 Feb)
East Fremantle (Bresland) v Swan Districts (Davison)
Peel v South Fremantle
Subiaco (Schilling) v Claremont
Bye: West Perth
References[]
https://australianfootball.com/game/view/155594
- ↑ Eliza Reilly, The West Australian (28 February 2022, p.51), "Careers on the line"
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