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ROUND 22, AUGUST 13-15, 2021

WRIGHT STUFF: With a match-up against his old side looming this week, former Sun Peter Wright bagged a career-high seven goals for Essendon last Sunday.

FEATURES

TOP FOUR SETBACK

The race for the top four has been thrown wide open after a couple of sides suffered shock losses last week.

ASHLEY BROWNE reports.

MAN OF STEELE

We profile St Kilda co-captain Jack Steele who is putting together another outstanding season for the Saints as they push for finals.

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DEMONS DARE TO DREAM

Well, ‘Dimma’, he played the game once ... and actually played it better than you WAYNE CAREY FIRING BACK AT DAMIEN HARDWICK AFTER THE TIGERS COACH CRITICISED JONATHAN BROWN OVER HIS COMMENTS ABOUT TOM LYNCH

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elbourne sat patiently in its West Australian quarantine hotel last weekend watching as first Geelong and then the Western Bulldogs blew their opportunities to cement top spot on the ladder with two weeks of the home and away season remaining.

That patience was rewarded at Optus Stadium last Monday night, and the nine-point win over the free-falling West Coast catapulted the Demons back on top of the ladder and sparked fresh hopes among the faithful that maybe, just maybe, the 57-year premiership drought is ready to be broken.

It was the first time they have won consecutive games since rounds 11 and 12.

It was the final act of a weekend that confirmed the 2021 premiership will be won not by a super team, but by one which can get on a roll in September and paper over the cracks as best they can.

The Cats lost just their 13th of 111 games at GMHBA Stadium since the Joel Selwood era began in 2007, beaten by 19 points by the depleted GWS Giants last Friday night.

Less than 48 hours later at Marvel Stadium, the Western Bulldogs failed to capitalise on a bright start against Essendon and

lost by 13 points, with a career-best seven-goal haul to Peter Wright inflicting much of the damage.

Both the Cats and Dogs emerged from their games with significant injury concerns.

Patrick Dangerfield suffered a throat injury after a clash with Toby Greene which resulted in the volatile Giants forward being placed on report.

Gary Rohan (leg) and Zach Tuohy (hamstring) also finished the evening on the bench.

Chris Scott chose to manage in-form speedster Isaac Smith, a decision he might have wished he’d walked back, although the imminent return of gun forward Jeremy Cameron will ease some concerns at the Cattery.

u With the Olympic Games providing a welcome distraction for many of those in lockdown over the past fortnight, last Sunday’s closing ceremony in Tokyo means the sporting spotlight returns to the AFL. The AFL must now plot its way through the next few weeks and get to the September 25 finish line – and that is no easy task.

The tricky part is locking in a Grand Final venue. You get the

feeling the League is determined it should return to the MCG with Commission chairman Richard Goyder saying last weekend an all-Victorian Grand Final deserved to be played at the ‘G. But there are other forces in play.

First, the AFL is contractually bound to hold the Grand Final at the MCG until 2058 (an extra year was put on the previous 2057 expiration after last

Maybe, just maybe, the 57-year premiership drought is ready to be broken

The damage at the Dogs is more concerning.

Key forward Josh Bruce tore his ACL in the dying moments of the loss and won’t play again this year.

Big defender Alex Keath is also sidelined until the finals, meaning coach Luke Beveridge must negotiate a tricky final fortnight of the home and away season against the suddenly pesky Hawthorn and fellow premiership aspirant Port Adelaide without his bookends.

The Power are entrenched in the top four, but not without suffering a scare of their own, needing a three-goals-to-one final term to overcome Adelaide by four points in a low-scoring but nonetheless absorbing Showdown.

year’s Grand Final was played at the Gabba).

Then we must ask where does the Victorian Government sit on the issue?

Premier Daniel Andrews and Martin Pakula will be driving this one and given the latter’s title is Minister for Tourism, Sport and Major Events, you’d imagine the thought of losing the Grand Final two years running would not sit comfortably.

Some might argue that Victoria has already lost the 2021 Australian Grand Prix and Moto GP, but both events come with greater logistical challenges in terms of travel and quarantine.

Pakula, in particular, has the ear of AFL CEO Gillon McLachlan. You’d expect the line of communication between the two to be cranking up over the next few weeks.

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ONE WEEK at a TIME The bottom half of the eight is equally in a state of flux.

The Giants had 18 players on their injury list as they headed down to Geelong last Friday, but they led most of the night, thanks to a masterful four-goal haul from Greene and a brand of tough, physical footy all over the ground.

Richmond beat North Melbourne last Saturday – just its second win in eight games – to set up a monstrous clash with the Giants on Friday night.

The loser likely won’t make the finals, with Fremantle in contention and Essendon coming home hard.

The Dockers blew their chance to consolidate a place in the eight with a meek performance at home to the Lions, but the Bombers were the talk of the town, after finally taking the scalp of a premiership fancy, not that coach Ben Rutten was buying any of the hype.

“It’s not something I need to talk about (with the players),” he said post-game.

“We know that the finals are looming at this stage of the season and every team that still has the capacity to make the finals are doing that.”

STILL IN CONTENTION: Peter Wright was the toast of the Bombers after kicking seven goals straight in the win over the Western Bulldogs.

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OF THE St Kilda, somehow, is still in the hunt after a strong 29-point win over Sydney at Marvel Stadium.

The Saints would have beaten the Swans in Sydney earlier this year if not for errant kicking, with Jack Higgins (1.6) the main culprit.

How fitting then that he kicked four straight this time around.

And you can finally scratch Carlton from finals calculations.

With it all to play for, the Blues turned up their toes, losing to Gold Coast by 19 points, further turning the screws on senior coach David Teague.

NAB AFL Rising Star GIANT’S INJURY OPENS DOOR FOR BIG DEMON

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om Green’s hamstring setback, one of 18 injuries listed by the GWS Giants last week, might have thrown a wrench in the hopes of the young midfielder winning the NAB AFL Rising Star Award in 2021.

Green was the warm favourite to become the first Giants player to win the Ron Evans Medal, but he has been overtaken by second-year Melbourne big man Luke Jackson.

According to the bookies, the award is now a race in two, with Sydney’s Justin McInerney, Port Adelaide’s Mitch Georgiades and Melbourne’s James Jordon rounding out the top five, but all are in double-figure odds.

Given the stark choice between a true midfielder and a key-position player, it will be interesting to see which way the selectors go.

Eight of the past 10 winners have been midfielders, with key defender Daniel Talia (2012) and full-forward Jesse Hogan (2015) the exceptions.

The Brownlow Medal has long been an award for midfielders and that is likely to be the case again this year. Can the Rising Star change tack?

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Mint choc chip What is your favourite TV show? The Amazing Race What is the best thing about NAB AFL Auskick? Making new friends, practising my football skills, kicking goals, having lots of fun and getting nuggets and chips afterwards What would you spend the $5000 prizemoney on if you were named the 2021 NAB AFL Auskicker of the Year?

A family holiday to Hamilton Island, a trampoline and a puppy named Bluey Who do you want to present a premiership medal to at the 2021 Toyota AFL Grand Final? It won’t be anyone at Carlton, so I’ll say Max Gawn

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ROUND 22 MILESTONES 350 GAMES Chris Donlon FIELD UMPIRE

ONE WEEK at a TIME PIONEERS: The original Sydney Football Club in front of the old Members’ Pavilion at the SCG in 1881.

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he Sydney Swans have made the SCG their home since 1982 and the ground has since become synonymous with AFL football, and cricket, of course.

The SCG has been the venue for major sporting fixtures for more than 150 years, but it is a little known fact that the first intercolonial football match of any code played on the ground was Australian Football.

It was way back in 1881 when NSW hosted Victoria on August 6.

The Victorians easily won 9.17 to 1.6, however, only goals were counted in this period. It was a return match as NSW and Victoria had played its first intercolonial game at the MCG on June 1, which the home team won 9.24 to 0.1.

The attendance was estimated at 5000, which The Sydney Morning Herald (August 8, 1881) reported

GOOD OMEN FOR HERO LONGMIRE Former Western Bulldogs and Sydney Swans defender NEIL CORDY recalls playing for NSW in the 1990 win over Victoria at the SCG.

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Longmire ended up at the SCG coaching the Swans – the good vibes at the venue started there long before he arrived as an assistant coach in 2001.

Eleven years earlier, when he was playing for North Melbourne, his eight-goal haul led NSW to a historic 10-point win over Victoria.

On a wet and miserable Sydney night, the kid from Corowa could not be contained as he dominated some of the best defenders of

a generation, including Stephen Silvagni, Danny Frawley and Chris Langford.

Longmire’s inspiration that night came from his teammates, in particular the Danihers.

“What really made an impact for me that night was playing alongside all four Daniher brothers – Terry, Neale, Anthony and Chris,” Longmire said.

Also playing for NSW was a 19-year-old Wayne Carey, who had played just 12 senior games for North Melbourne.

was “… the largest concourse of spectators that ever attended a football match in Sydney.”

The NSW Football Association had only been formed the previous year, while the Victorians had been playing football since the late 1850s and had formed an association in 1877.

The teams were: New South Wales – Kellett (capt), Randall, Nash, Young, Phillips, Clay, Martin, Terry, Jackson, Daly (East Sydney); O’Brien, Burns, Bull, Jackson, A. MacNamara, J. MacNamara, Pierce, Crisp, Hedger (Sydney); Bull (Petersham).

Victoria – Austin (capt), Collins, Murphy, Robertson, Steadman (Geelong); Neely, Patterson, Weld, Ley (Hotham); Goer (vice-capt), Coventry, Spear, McIntosh (Carlton); Carter, Griffiths (Essendon); Dougall, Cody, Tindall, Dunn, Manderson (East Melbourne).

Despite the strong support for the game in Sydney, a Victorian representative team did not play NSW at the SCG again until the ANFC National Carnival in 1914, and then again in the 1933 carnival.

NSW lost both games, as it did for interstate matches there in 1948 and 1949.

However, NSW finally triumphed over Victoria at the venue in the first State of Origin match in 1990, winning 13.8 (86) to 10.16 (76).

STATE PRIDE: Former Roos star, now Sydney coach, John Longmire starred in NSW’s historic win over Victoria at the SCG in 1990.

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Fremantle’s rebuild is being driven by a trio of emerging talent – Andrew Brayshaw, Adam Cerra and Caleb Serong.

ASHLEY BROWNE caught up with them on the eve of this week’s derby.

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o Nat Fyfe. No Michael Walters. And seemingly for Fremantle, no hope as Richmond came hard and came fast in the final term at Optus Stadium two weeks ago.

When the Tigers kicked nine points clear in the low-scoring encounter halfway through the final quarter, it shaped as another “close enough but not good enough” moment for the Dockers.

But instead, they kicked two quick goals to reclaim the lead, then stared down the reigning premiers over the last few nerve-wracking minutes for one of the club’s best wins in a long time.

And with nobody to turn to, except themselves, Fremantle’s young guns led the way. Andrew Brayshaw, with 39 disposals, 12 tackles and eight clearances (11 touches and five clearances in the final term alone) was immense, but fellow midfielders Adam Cerra and Caleb Serong, and emerging ruck powerhouse Sean Darcy were also terrific.

The rebuild under second-year coach Justin Longmuir has been methodical, but it is the clear improvement of that quartet that

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gives the club optimism that good times are just around the corner with the proviso, of course, that the uncontracted Cerra chooses to stick with the club and not return home to Victoria.

“It’s a really exciting blend,” said Brayshaw, who many believe is firming to be the club’s next captain.

“Obviously ‘Fyfey’ and (David) Mundy are the leaders in there, with me, Adam, Caleb and Sean trying to learn little bits and pieces from them.”

Fyfe and Mundy are not only exceptional footballers, but they’re generous with their knowledge.

“I’ve learned a lot from those two,” Serong said. Especially the ever-present Fyfe.

“We’ll get together for a coffee; he’s always there for us. He’s very generous with his time and has so much knowledge.”

So how are the students faring?

Brayshaw modestly says his development has been a “slow burn”, but his teammates are more effusive.

“His last few minutes against Richmond were spectacular. He’s the type of player you want on your team,” Cerra said.

Serong has long rated Brayshaw as elite when it comes to tackling, lateral movement and getting from contest to contest.

“But what has taken his game to the next level this year is his damage to the opposition when the ball is in his hands,” he said.

Serong himself took the competition by surprise in 2020 and ended up winning the NAB AFL Rising Star Award.

Opponents had all summer to study him, but he has relished his role as both a hunter and gatherer in the Dockers’ midfield.

“When you are a player opponents come after, that has been a challenge for me but I have really enjoyed it,” he said.

“I’m just trying to develop my game in every way and do what the team needs.

“I value both sides of the game.

I see myself being a two-way midfielder, not just a midfielder who wants to get touches.”

Cerra is the interesting one.

The uncertainty over his playing future hasn’t diminished his output and he remains an integral part of Fremantle’s engine room.

The club has painted him a rosy future, through its

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words and deeds, but for the 21-year-old, nothing past the end of this season matters for now.

“I’ve been huge on living in the present. It’s what I’m doing now and have been doing all year,” he said.

“We have a huge opportunity in front of us to play finals. It’s a real possibility and I’m focused day by day on what’s best for the team and to prepare the best I can for the weekend and not waste this opportunity.”

Brayshaw, Serong and Cerra are fulsome in their praise of Darcy, who would take some beating for the most improved big man in the competition. He gives them what every midfielder craves – the first chance to win the ball at a stoppage.

“When he’s standing there in packs taking these contested marks or shrugging guys off and kicking those massive goals, it makes us walk that bit taller.

With him in the ruck it gives us a predictable contest to work to,” Serong said.

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hey’re not shy about the ‘F’ word around Fremantle. Last week’s loss to Brisbane dropped the Dockers back down to 12th place with two games to go and they’ll now need to win both those and rely on some help to qualify.

Fremantle hasn’t made finals since 2015 when a surprise home preliminary final defeat to Hawthorn ended what many believed to be the club’s best chance yet for a premiership.

Supporters are impatient for a return to the finals, but so too are the players.

Optus Stadium was only half-full, with 30,000 fans there for the Richmond game, but such was the noise that the players on the ground and even on the bench could barely make themselves heard.

They dare to dream what a home final will be like in the not-too-distant future.

“There is nothing more I want than to be playing in September,” Brayshaw said.

“It has taken us a while to jell but I have seen the growth over the last four years as a group and also players individually.

“We are so keen and so eager to crack into the finals for the first time in a long time.”

But to get there, the Dockers will likely have to get past the Eagles, their so-called big brother who have bossed them up and down the ground the past 11 times they’ve met.

ENGINE ROOM: Young midfield stars Caleb Serong and Andrew Brayshaw (above left) and Adam Cerra (above) are leading Fremantle’s push for a finals berth, and played key roles in the win over Richmond in round 20 (below).

West Coast kicked nine goals to two after half-time in their clash earlier this year, a peculiar game played behind closed doors.

The fans will be back this time, and it will Fremantle’s home game as well. The hype and the noise might well be double that of the Richmond game.

“We were bullied by them and we didn’t step up,” Serong said.

“But I think we’re in a better position to take them on this time.”

For some at Fremantle, Richmond was its bogy team.

But with the Tigers put paid to, the Eagles are firmly in their sights, which bodes well for a cracking derby.

“They (the Eagles) are the only team since I’ve been at the club we haven’t beaten,” Brayshaw said.

“It was Richmond, but we beat them, but jeez, you can sense that everyone who barracks for Freo is dying for us to win and the players feel it the just the same as the supporters.”

@hashbrowne

MUNDY’S NEW MARK u The stakes at Optus Stadium this

weekend will be massive, with Fremantle needing a win over crosstown rival West Coast to stay alive in what is a frantic, white-knuckle battle for eighth place.

It will be a huge game, the first derby clash to be played in front of a crowd in two years.

And to add to the occasion for Fremantle, it will mark the latest in David Mundy’s long list of achievements with the club when he plays his 353rd game, which will equal Matthew Pavlich’s games record.

The 36-year-old has been in magnificent form all season and his

28-disposal game was one of the few bright spots in the Dockers’ 64-point loss to Brisbane last Sunday.

Through 19 games this year he has averaged 24.9 touches. Only in the preliminary final year of 2015 has he averaged more.

Mundy remains a key member of the Fremantle side and also serves as pretty much an on-field coach for Justin Longmuir, a former teammate.

He was tied for 10th in the AFL Coaches Association Champion Player of the Year heading into last weekend and has already signed a new deal to play again in 2022.

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TWO OF TASSIE’S FINEST W

hen it comes to producing great footballers, few states can rival Tasmania as a breeding ground for champions of our game.

In the second of a two-part series titled ‘Tassie Players We Love’ – proudly brought to you by Wilson Homes – we feature two of the five Tasmanian players who are Legends in the Australian Football Hall of Fame.

A few weeks ago, we profiled two born-and-bred Tasmanian superstars – Darrel Baldock and Royce Hart – and an icon of the game in Roy Cazaly, who coached and played in the Apple Isle after a celebrated VFL career.

This week’s Legends are two of Tasmania’s greatest ever players – Peter Hudson and Ian Stewart.

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IAN STEWART

HOBART/ST KILDA/RICHMOND

Inducted: 1996 Elevated to Legend: 1997 DOB: 14/7/1943 u A football genius. His precision passing,

evasive skills and pace made him unstoppable in the centre. One of four triple Brownlow medallists and had the distinction of playing in premierships for two VFL clubs (St Kilda and Richmond), winning Brownlow Medals for both and being named in both clubs’ Team of the Century.

Playing career: 1962-75 (Hobart 1962, St Kilda 1963-70, Richmond 1971-75) Games: 218 (Hobart 13, St Kilda 127, Richmond 78) Goals: 80 (St Kilda 25, Richmond 55) Player honours: Brownlow Medal St Kilda 1965 (equal), 1966, Richmond 1971; St Kilda best and fairest 1964, 1966; Richmond best and fairest 1971; St Kilda captain 1969; St Kilda premiership 1966; Richmond premiership 1973; AFL Team of the Century; St Kilda Team of the Century; Richmond Team of the Century; Tasmanian Team of the Century; Tasmanian Hall of Fame (Legend); All-Australian 1966; Tasmania (2 games); Victoria (4 games, 1 goal).

Coaching record: South Melbourne 1976-77, 1979-81 (111 games, 49 wins, 60 losses, 2 draws); Carlton 1978 (3 games, 1 win, 2 losses).

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PETER HUDSON

NEW NORFOLK/HAWTHORN/GLENORCHY

Inducted: 1996 Elevated to Legend: 1999 DOB: 19/2/1946 u A freakish full-forward who just kept accumulating goals. Made brilliant use of the body, was deadly accurate and had an amazing ability to read the play.

Holds the best goals-per-game average (5.64) in AFL/VFL history and in 1971 matched Bob Pratt’s record for most goals in a season with 150. Kicked almost 1000 goals in just 159 games in Tasmania.

Playing career: 1963-82 (New Norfolk 1963-66, Hawthorn 1967-74, 1977, Glenorchy 1975-76, 1978-82) Games: 288 (New Norfolk 78, Hawthorn 129, Glenorchy 81) Goals: 1677 (New Norfolk 378, Hawthorn 727, Glenorchy 572) Player honours: 2nd Brownlow Medal 1971 (equal); Hawthorn best and fairest 1968, 1970; Hawthorn leading goalkicker 1967, 1968, 1969, 1971, 1977; Coleman Medal 1968, 1970, 1971, 1977; Hawthorn premiership 1971; Hawthorn Team of the Century; Tasmanian Team of the Century; Tasmanian Hall of Fame (Legend); All-Australian 1966, 1969; Leitch Medal (TFL B&F) 1978, 1979; Glenorchy premiership 1975; Victoria (8 games, 43 goals); Tasmania (19 games, 92 goals).

Coaching record: Glenorchy 1975-76, premiership 1975, Hobart 1986-87.

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WESTERN BULLDOGS v ESSENDON Marvel Stadium, August 8, 2021

u In 2020, Peter Wright couldn’t get a

PETER WRIGHT KEY STATS GOALS 7 MARKS 7 MARKS INSIDE 50

5

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look-in at the Gold Coast Suns.

The 24-year-old key forward, who can also operate in the ruck, had shown plenty of promise over five seasons before injury and form ravaged his sixth year with the Suns.

Essendon came calling to offer Wright a lifeline at the elite level and, although he was criticised by some earlier in the year, the bargain-basement trade has already paid off.

Against the ladder-leading Western Bulldogs last Sunday, Wright eclipsed his previous best haul of five goals with a career-best seven in a scintillating 13-point win at Marvel Stadium.

Wright kicked three goals in the second quarter as the Bombers piled on six, added a fourth in the third term and finished strongly with three more in the final quarter.

The performance was lauded by teammate Zach Merrett, who was thrilled to see him reap the rewards.

“I think he was pigeon-holed a little bit up there and Gold Coast had so much talent and so many young kids come through. He probably got pushed aside a little bit,” Merrett said on SEN Breakfast.

“It was nice for him to actually get a bit of reward for effort and take some marks.

“He has been super reliable all year in playing for the team, but it was nice that he kicked some goals himself.”

Wright took seven marks, had nine score involvements and was able to pinch-hit in the ruck with nine hit-outs in the most dominant outing of his 84-game career.

ANDREW SLEVISON

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AS TOUGH AS THEY COME The Ironman of the Saints’ midfield

L

ike most things in life, AFL football is all about opportunities.

In the case of St Kilda co-captain Jack Steele, there was no doubting his ability when he first came into the AFL system, but there were some roadblocks.

A product of Belconnen in the ACT, he was drafted by the GWS Giants in 2014 – a no-brainer given he was on their doorstep and was already part of the Giants’ Academy program.

But the issue for the young midfielder was that the Giants were laden with on-ball talent. Steele was competing with the likes of Stephen Coniglio, Dylan Shiel, Devon Smith, Adam Treloar, Callan Ward and Toby Greene and his two seasons (2015 and 2016) at the club yielded just 17 games.

GWS knew Steele was a talent and a contested-ball specialist, but it agreed to a deal with St Kilda that saw the then 20-year-old traded to the Saints who gave the Giants a future second-round pick in return.

For St Kilda, it proved to be a steal, if you pardon the pun. Now deep into his fifth season at the Saints, Steele

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has been the one they have turned to with his leadership, contested ball and clearance work a standout.

Steele leads St Kilda in disposals (576), contested possessions (276), inside 50s (97), clearances (123), tackles (174) and score involvements (118).

His breakout season came in 2020 when he was a major factor in the Saints reaching their first finals series since 2011.

He won the best and fairest, made the All-Australian team and finished equal third in the Brownlow Medal.

Earlier this year, Steele was appointed co-captain and, at 25, looks set to lead the Saints for many years to come.

u FACT FILE

JACK STEELE

Born: December 13, 1995 Recruited from: Belconnen (ACT)/ NSW-ACT U18/ GWS Giants Debut: Round 12, 2015, v North Melbourne Height: 187cm Weight: 91kg Games: 117 Goals: 49 Brownlow Medal: career votes 25

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Shaun Burgoyne gets a clearing kick under pressure from the back pocket.

HAWKS’ GOAL TAMES LIONS

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ur game has certainly evolved over the years, both physically and technically, with the intensity and player demands higher than ever.

In-depth analysis of play is key to both athlete and team performance and being able to communicate this analysis effectively is critical.

Modern-day graphical analysis software such as Ross Video’s PIERO plays a big part in an AFL team’s coaching department.

The AFL Record is using Ross Video’s PIERO to bring these moments to you. This week we feature Hawthorn’s Tim O’Brien, who finished off a great piece of team play in the third quarter as the Hawks recorded an upset win over the Brisbane Lions in round 20.

ABOUT PIERO

u PIERO is an award-winning sports analysis tool from Ross Video. u PIERO uses image recognition or encoded camera heads to overlay tactical graphics on game play. u The comprehensive palette of effects delivers high-impact technical analysis for sports teams and broadcasters. u Professional and amateur teams use PIERO to improve coach-to-player communication and to review and prepare team strategy. u For broadcasters, PIERO gives them an elegant and easy way to visually analyse the game while offering cutting-edge opportunities to sponsors. u As well as offering PIERO, Ross Video powers sports broadcast and stadium technology around Australia and across the world. u Ross Video has a wide range of production solutions including video switchers, graphic engines, scoring and LED screen control, robotic cameras and more for everything from web streams to high-end broadcast facilities, local sporting grounds and the world’s biggest stadiums.

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Moore produces a lace-out pass to Tim O’Brien who marks and kicks truly.

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QUESTIONS?

Ask Col via email at col.hutchinson@afl.com.au or write to him at AFL House, PO Box 1449, GPO, Melbourne, VIC 3001

ANSWER MAN Harry McKay is poised to be Carlton’s first Coleman medallist since Brendan Fevola in 2009.

Which club has had the longest drought between winners?

with MARK GENGE BLUE HEAVEN: Harry McKay is in line to become the Blues’ first Coleman medallist since Brendan Fevola (inset) in 2009.

C. LILBURNE, EDGEWATER, WA MG: The Coleman Medal is awarded to the player who kicks the most goals during the home and away season. Three clubs have not had a Coleman Medal winner – the Gold Coast Suns (10 years), Port Adelaide (25 years) and Fremantle (26 years).

The Western Bulldogs have not had a winner since Simon Beasley with 93 goals in 1985 when the club was known as Footscray, a period of 36 years. He kicked seven goals in the first semi-final win over North Melbourne to reach the 100-goal milestone. Brian Taylor was Collingwood’s most recent winner, in 1986. Taylor kicked two goals in round 22 against St Kilda at VFL Park to finish with exactly 100 for the year. North Melbourne’s most recent winner was current Sydney Swans coach John Longmire who,

at 19, kicked 98 goals in 1990. His two biggest hauls for the season were 12.5 against Richmond in round two and a club-record 14.3 against Melbourne in round 14.

COLEMAN MEDAL DROUGHT SEASONS SINCE MOST RECENT WINNER SEASONS

CLUB

WINNER

GOALS

BEST

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Foots/W Bulldogs

Simon Beasley, 1985

93

12.3*

35

Collingwood

Brian Taylor, 1986

100

10.3

31

North Melb

John Longmire, 1990

98

14.3

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Adelaide

Tony Modra, 1997

81

8.1

19

Melbourne

David Neitz, 2002

75

9.2

18

Essendon

Matthew Lloyd, 2003

87

11.1

16

St Kilda

Fraser Gehrig, 2005

74

8.2

14

Brisbane Lions

Jonathan Brown, 2007

77

10.1

12

Carlton

Brendan Fevola, 2009

86

9.1

8

Hawthorn

Jarryd Roughead, 2013

68

5.2*

5

West Coast

Josh Kennedy, 2016

80

8.2

4

Sydney Swans

Lance Franklin, 2017

69

10.2

3

Richmond

Jack Riewoldt, 2018

65

10.6

2

GWS Giants

Jeremy Cameron, 2019

67

9.5

1

Geelong

Tom Hawkins, 2020

42

6.2

* Achieved total twice.

NB Fremantle (26 seasons), Port Adelaide (25 seasons), Gold Coast Suns (10 seasons) have not had a winner.

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CAN YOU ASSIST? u The AFL is seeking information on the following past players – Les Allen (Carlton/North Melbourne 1930-34), George Bailey (Carlton 1941-48), Jack B. Bennett (Carlton 1940-47), Vin Brown (Carlton 1941-48), Norm Campbell (Collingwood 1939-46), Harry Chesswas (Collingwood 1922-31), George Clayden (Collingwood 1924-33), Stan Dawson (Collingwood/Fitzroy 1938-46), Jack Cockburn (Essendon 1943-44), Ernie Coward (Essendon 1939-45), Jack Crane (Essendon/Richmond/ North Melbourne 1936-46), Harry Equid (Essendon 1945-48), Andy Angwin (Hawthorn 1939-44), Jack Blackman (Hawthorn 1939-46) and Jack L. Ryan (Hawthorn 1929-33).

If you can assist, contact Col Hutchinson at col.hutchinson@afl.com.au.

u Rod Tregenza was

a prolific goalkicker, kicking 1815 goals in 328 games for various clubs, including East Fremantle in the WAFL and South Adelaide in the SANFL. He was rookie-listed

by North Melbourne in 2001, but a knee injury curbed his AFL career.

He returned to South Mandurah in the Peel Football League in WA in 2006 and in the next eight seasons kicked at least 100 goals each year.

His finest year was in 2008 when he achieved one of the most prolific goalkicking seasons in history.

In one game against Harvey, he had 41 possessions and kicked 27.6 in a team score of 46.20 (296).

His other goal tallies that year included 22, 21, 16, 14, 13 (three times), 12 (three times) and 11.

Tregenza reached the 200-goal milestone in round 17 and after 18 home and away matches had 223 to his name.

He booted five in the first final, followed by 10 in the Grand Final as South Mandurah beat Mundijong by 137 points.

He finished with a season tally to 238 goals from 20 games.

MARK GENGE

Have a great goalkicking story?

Email Mark Genge, AFL historian, at mark.genge@afl.com.au.

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@AFLfantasy

FANTASY PIG OF THE WEEK u If there’s one opposition team Tom Mitchell (157) is a lock as your Fantasy captain against, it’s the Pies. In his past seven games against Collingwood, he averages 146 points. Last week’s 44-disposal game was another stellar effort where he collected possessions at will. He took 10 marks, laid three tackles and kicked a goal to be the top scorer of the week. A total of 7.1 per cent of Fantasy Classic coaches named him as captain for maximum double points. Huge!

HONOURABLE MENTIONS

u The top two Fantasy players in the game – Touk Miller (140) and Jack Steele (139) – continued their epic run, which has kept them priced well above the rest of the competition. Tim Taranto (132) had been playing forward the previous two weeks for poor scores.

And 2900 coaches were frustrated enough to trade him, only for him to have his highest score in seven

TOM MITCHELL

HAWTHORN

MID

weeks as he returned to the midfield. Jack Graham (146) and Wil Powell (138) had games that would have decided plenty of Fantasy Draft finals.

TOP ROUND 20 SCORERS PLAYER Tom Mitchell HAW

SCORE 157

Jack Graham RICH

146

Touk Miller GCS

140

Jack Steele STK

139

Wil Powell GCS

138

Dayne Zorko BL

135

Tim Taranto GWS

132

Nick Vlastuin RICH

128

Aaron Hall NM

126

Brayden Fiorini GCS

119

* At the time of going to print, the final game of round 21 had not been completed.

CASH COWS OF THE WEEK MICHAEL BARLOW MEDAL VOTES

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LACHLAN BRAMBLE HAW, MID/FWD – 94 u There are plenty of coaches still playing a rookie on-field and, if it’s Bramble, you’d be happy. The pre-season supplementary selection has found a home behind the ball and has used his pace to help collect plenty of possessions.

Last week he had 25 disposals and seven marks to take his five-game average to 80.

CONOR NASH HAW, FWD – 92 u Twenty disposals and five marks made it back-to-back scores of more than 90 thanks to his midfield role.

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JEREMY SHARP GCS, MID – 88 u Played another fantastic game patrolling the Suns’ wing. Helped by nine marks and three goals.

TOM HIGHMORE STK, DEF – 87 u A rock in defence with another game that included nine marks. Handy bench cover in the backline.

MILES BERGMAN PA, DEF/FWD – 84 u Cemented his place in Port Adelaide’s 22 and has shown he can rack it up with 23 disposals and four tackles.

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LEADERBOARD: 26 – James Jordon; 18 – Errol Gulden; 16 – Jeremy Sharp; 15 – Tom Powell; 13 – Chad Warner; 12 – Matt Flynn; 11 – Deven Robertson, Miles Bergman, Lachlan Bramble; 10 – Caleb Poulter; 9 – Nik Cox, Sam Flanders.

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HOLD

SELL

ISAAC CUMMING

PATRICK DANGERFIELD

GWS GIANTS

DEF

u A team isn’t complete unless it has the little Pig running through the midfield. His 157 last week shows why he is a ‘must-have’ for the last two weeks of finals, as does his five-week average of 132. He is worth every cent and should see a spike in his 22 per cent ownership.

u After a run of poor form, coaches couldn’t trade him fast enough.

It proved premature, with the defender back on ‘kick-out’ duties and used much more to get some drive out of defence. He scored 116, his first triple-figure score since round 15.

TIM TARANTO

CARLTON

GWS GIANTS

MID u Looked down and out after a couple of weeks sitting forward, which caused a huge dip in his scoring and price.

Thanks to a couple of midfield injuries, he was back where he should be against the Cats and scored an impressive 132.

ROWAN MARSHALL

ST KILDA

NIC NEWMAN DEF

u The accumulator had been disappointing, especially considering some notable absences from the backline. He turned the corner against the Suns, collecting 25 possessions and eight marks for 117.

DAN HOUSTON

PORT ADELAIDE

DEF/MID

GEELONG

MID/FWD u The horrible run of luck continued for the Cats superstar with another injury that looks set to sideline him. It is conceivable he has had up to three stints in coaches’ teams this year and, given it is a must-win in finals, unfortunately he has to go one more time.

PATRICK CRIPPS

CARLTON

MID u The inspirational leader will be required to step up in the likely absence of Sam Walsh, but isn’t pumping out the scores required for a midfield position in the finals. He converted his 22 possessions to just 67 points last week.

DARCY PARISH

u Although he should have been selected the past two weeks, circumstance don’t always allow it. While his price has increased dramatically, he still offers a heap of value.

He is owned by only 15 per cent of coaches.

ALSO CONSIDER: Jack Steele, Touk Miller, Lachie Whitfield

u In a predictable act of Fantasy cruelty right in the middle of finals, Houston, one of the most traded-out players of the week due to a horrible run of form, decided to turn it on for 105. He looked worthy of holding this week after 24 possessions, four marks and seven tackles.

ALSO CONSIDER: Jeremy Sharp, Lachie Bramble, Lachie Hunter

Warnie

Roy

Calvin

u Callum Mills was a late out in round 21.

Some 2300 coaches brought him in with many trading him in from Josh Kelly who, ironically, was a late out the previous night.

u Jack Steele, Touk Miller and Tom Mitchell have been the best players of the past five weeks, averaging more than 130 each. Brayden Fiorini is the next best, averaging 120.

u I’m coming off one of the best weekends I’ve experienced in Fantasy!

I picked up Jack Steele and easily accounted for my opponents in Classic and Draft and I’m set for the prelims.

RUC/FWD

WARNE DAWGS

DESTROY

ESSENDON

MID u His high scores have dried up and he is well below the top group of premiums. Although still capable of pumping out a big one, there are far safer options if you have a luxury upgrade available.

ALSO CONSIDER: Jordan Ridley, Brandon Ellis, Sam Walsh

CALVINATOR

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SPOT THE DIFFERENCE

Can you find the players whose SURNAMES start with M? Darcy Moore Touk Miller David Mundy Tim Membrey Tom Mitchell Stefan Martin Jake Melksham Callum Mills Sam Menegola Zach Merrett Rowan Marshall Shane Mumford

Steven Motlop Rhys Mathieson Steven May Chris Mayne Nick Murray

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FACE OFF: LEFT – Patrick Dangerfield, Isaac Smith, Tom Stewart. RIGHT – Tom Hawkins, Rhys Stanley, Mark Blicavs.

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11

2 Western Bulldogs

20 15 5

0

273

255 1893 197

189 1371

138.07

60

7 3 0 8 2 0

1L

167

55

40

17

0

1

41

7

6

49

12

3 Geelong Cats

20 15 5

0

244

219 1683 182

212 1304 129.06

60

8 1 0 7 4 0

1L

136

50

32

20

3

1

35

4

4

48

13

4W

119

44

30

31

3

0

35

1

5

46

11

1W

129

54

42

19

1

1

32

2

3

49

13

4 Port Adelaide

20 15 5

0

246 202 1678 195

213 1383 121.33

60

7 3 0 8 2 0

5 Brisbane Lions

20 13 7

0

272

195 1455

52

7 2 0 6 5 0

6 Sydney Swans

20 13 7

0

259 205 1759 219

216 1530 114.97

52

8 2 0 5 5 0

1L

125

51

27

18

2

2

37

16

3

47

12

7 West Coast Eagles

20 10 10 0

235

191

1601 243

218 1676

95.53

40

7 4 0 3 6 0

2L

132

26

29

36

1

0

37

5

3

41

9

8 GWS Giants

20 9 10

1

230

193 1573 234

227 1631

96.44

38

3 7 0 6 3 1

1W

107

56

21

25

2

2

39

10

6

39

8

9 Essendon

20 9

0

257

211

1753 248 208 1696 103.36

36

4 6 0 5 5 0

1W

143

45

33

22

0

3

37

13

7

41

12

11

232 1864 210

128.11

10 Richmond

20 9

11

0

231

207 1593 230

211

1591

100.13

36

6 4 0 3 7 0

1W

134

22

31

25

1

3

39

3

6

37

11

11 St Kilda

20 9

11

0

209

212 1466 241

216 1662

88.21

36

4 6 0 5 5 0

1W

128

33

26

39

0

1

38

6

5

37

10

12 Fremantle

20 9

11

0

201

244 1450 239 220 1654

87.67

36

6 4 0 3 7 0

1L

108

31

24

38

2

0

39

12

5

37

6

13 Carlton

20 8 12 0

234

222 1626 255

213 1743

93.29

32

3 7 0 5 5 0

1L

123

44

22

24

0

0

37

11

1

33

7

14 Gold Coast Suns

20 7

191

205 1351 233

231 1629

82.93

28

4 6 0 3 7 0

1W

113

30

27

36

1

0

37

14

2

36

10

15 Hawthorn

20 6 13

1

218

174 1482 265

202 1792

82.70

26

3 7 0 3 6 1

2W

102

46

15

30

2

1

38

15

8

27

7

16 Collingwood

20 6 14 0

208

188 1436 231

188 1574

91.23

24

1 10 0 5 4 0

1L

106

42

20

18

1

2

39

8

9

31

9

17 Adelaide Crows

20 6 14 0

208 207 1455 263

235 1813

80.25

24

4 6 0 2 8 0

2L

109

21

14

31

2

3

35

18

8

28

10

18 North Melbourne

20 4 15

190

248 1886

70.36

18

1 8 1 3 7 0

2L

116

39

16

41

0

0

36

17

4

29

6

5

Leigh Haussen

13 0

1

187 1327 273

AFL UMPIRES 2021 1

Chris Donlon

Games 349 Finals 15

6

Dean Margetts

Games 376 Finals 12

11

Curtis Deboy

Games 127 Finals 4

16

Brendan Hosking

Games 186 Finals 2

21

Simon Meredith

Games 409 Finals 36

26

Craig Fleer

Paul Rebeschini

Games 20 Finals 0

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Nick Foot

Games 169 Finals 2

7

Jeff Dalgleish

Games 235 Finals 6

12

Andrew Stephens

Games 149 Finals 3

17

John Howorth

Games 40 Finals 0

22

Nathan Williamson

Games 106 Finals 2

27

Games 159 Finals 5

31

2

Andre Gianfagna

Games 62 Finals 1

32

Jacob Mollison

Games 277 Finals 4

3

Leigh Fisher

Games 172 Finals 1

8

Brett Rosebury

Games 453 Finals 44

13

Nick Brown

Games 81 Finals 0

18

Ray Chamberlain

Games 350 Finals 29

23

Robert Findlay

Games 274 Finals 8

28

Cameron Dore

Games 40 Finals 0

33

Brent Wallace

Games 83 Finals 0

4

Justin Power

Games 42 Finals 0

9

Matt Stevic

Games 421 Finals 45

14

Hayden Gavine

Games 89 Finals 1

19

Alex Whetton

Games 53 Finals 0

24

David Harris

Games 153 Finals 1

29

Andrew Heffernan

Games 16 Finals 0

34

Games 81 Finals 0

10

Robert O’Gorman

Games 146 Finals 1

15

Mathew Nicholls

Games 377 Finals 27

20

Jamie Broadbent

Games 22 Finals 0

25

Nathan Toner

Games 5 Finals 0

30

Dan Johanson

Games 21 Finals 0

Eleni Glouftsis

Games 49 Finals 0

ROOKIES: Andrew Adair, Matthew Baigent, Peter Bailes, Tom Bryce, Jordan Fry, Dean Garroway, Courtney Gibson, Louis Jago, Nicholas Jankovskis, Giles Lewis, Nicholas McGinness, Chris Melin, Michael Pell, Luke Porter, Martin Rodger, Leighton Rowe, Gabby Simmonds, James Strybos, Nathan Toner. BOUNDARY: Jordan Andrews, Michael Baker, Michael Barlow, Adam Bastick, Peter Bock, Chris Bull, Ian Burrows, Sean Burton, Adam Coote, Patrick Cran, Damien Cusack, Brett Dalgleish, Chris Delany, Patrick Dineen, Nathan Doig, Chris Esler, Daniel Field-Read, Joshua Furman, Josh Garrett, Christopher Gordon, Patrick Jackson, Matthew Jenkinson, Matthew Konetschka, Drew Kowalski, Mitchell Le Fevre, Tim Lougoon, Ben MacDonald, Damien Main, Michael Marantelli, Josh Mather, Jason Moore, Sean Moylan, Lachlan Rayner, Adam Reardon, Michael Saunders, James Scully, Sam Stagg, Nick Swanson, Shane Thiele, Mark Thomson, Matthew Tomkins, David Wood. GOAL: Steven Axon, Jesse Baird, Dylan Benwell, Sally Boud, Matthew Bridges, Peter Challen, Alex Chisholm, Michael Craig, Matthew Dervan, Luke Edwards, Mark Ensbey, Daniel Hoskin, Sam Hunter, Brodie Kenny-Bell, Matt Maclure, Angus McKenzie-Wills, Alistair Meldrum, Steven Piperno, Simon Plumridge, David Rodan, Chelsea Roffey, Brett Rogers, Sam Walsh, Stephen Williams, Daniel Wilson, Adam Wojcik, Jason Yazdani (rookie).

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2021 TOYOTA AFL PREMIERSHIP SEASON ROUND 1

Thursday, March 18 Rich 15.15 (105) v Carl 11.14 (80) (MCG) (N) Friday, March 19 Coll 7.11 (53) v WB 10.9 (69) (MCG) (N) Saturday, March 20 Melb 11.14 (80) v Frem 8.10 (58) (MCG) Adel 15.13 (103) v Geel 13.13 (91) (AO) (T) Ess 13.13 (91) v Haw 14.8 (92) (MRVL) (N) BL 14.10 (94) v Syd 19.11 (125) (G) (N) Sunday, March 21 NM 9.11 (65) v PA 17.15 (117) (MRVL) GWS 11.12 (78) v StK 13.8 (86) (GS) WCE 12.11 (83) v GCS 8.10 (58) (OS) (T)

ROUND 2

Thursday, March 25 Carl 13.7 (85) v Coll 16.10 (106) (MCG) (N) Friday, March 26 Geel 12.9 (81) v BL 11.14 (80) (GMHBA) (N) Saturday, March 27 Syd 18.13 (121) v Adel 11.22 (88) (SCG) PA 18.11 (119) v Ess 9.11 (65) (AO) (T) St K 11.7 (73) v Melb 12.19 (91) (MRVL) (N) GCS 14.14 (98) v NM 5.9 (39) (MS) (N) Sunday, March 28 Haw 7.7 (49) v Rich 11.12 (78) (MCG) WB 14.16 (100) v WCE 14.9 (93) (MRVL) Frem 11.21 (87) v GWS 7.14 (56) (OS) (T)

ROUND 3

Thursday, April 1 Coll 11.6 (72) v BL 11.7 (73) (MRVL) (N) Friday, April 2 NM 5.9 (39) v WB 25.17 (167) (MRVL) (T) Adel 14.11 (95) v GCS 12.13 (85) (AO) (N) Saturday, April 3 Rich 10.12 (72) v Syd 17.15 (117) (MCG) Ess 22.11 (143) v StK 9.14 (68) (MRVL) (T) WCE 16.12 (108) v PA 11.5 (71) (OS) (N) Sunday, April 4 Carl 16.13 (109) v Frem 9.10 (64) (MRVL) GWS 11.2 (68) v Melb 15.12 (102) (MO) (N) Monday, April 5 Geel 10.9 (69) v Haw 9.10 (64) (MCG)

ROUND 4

Thursday, April 8 Syd 11.17 (83) v Ess 12.8 (80) (SCG) (N) Friday, April 9 PA 11.13 (79) v Rich 11.11 (77) (AO) (N) Saturday, April 10 WB 10.13 (73) v BL 8.6 (54) (MARS) StK 15.12 (102) v WCE 13.4 (82)(MRVL) (T) GCS 8.11 (59) v Carl 9.16 (70) (MS) (N) Coll 9.6 (60) v GWS 14.6 (90) (MCG) (N) Sunday, April 11 NM 10.8 (68) v Adel 16.13 (109) (MRVL) Melb 12.13 (85) v Geel 9.6 (60) (MCG) Frem 13.18 (96) v Haw 12.9 (81) (OS) (T)

ROUND 5

Thursday, April 15 StK 7.6 (48) v Rich 20.14 (134) (MRVL) (N) Friday, April 16 WCE 16.7 (103) v Coll 11.10 (76) (OS) (N) Saturday, April 17 WB 17.16 (118) v GCS 8.8 (56) (MRVL) Syd 10.9 (69) v GWS 9.17 (71) (SCG) Carl 9.14 (68) v PA 15.6 (96) (MCG) (N) BL 15.12 (102) v Ess 6.9 (45) (G) (N) Sunday, April 18 Adel 11.6 (72) v Frem 12.12 (84) (AO) Haw 8.6 (54) v Melb 15.14 (104) (MCG) Geel 10.17 (77) v NM 7.5 (47) (GMHBA) (T)

ROUND 6

Friday, April 23 GWS 9.11 (65) v WB 15.14 (104) (MO) (N) Saturday, April 24 Geel 21.10 (136) v WCE 5.9 (39) (GMHBA) GCS 15.10 (100) v Syd 9.6 (60) (MS) Carl 12.13 (85) v BL 15.13 (103) (MRVL) (T) Melb 12.10 (82) v Rich 6.12 (48) (MCG) (N) Frem 14.15 (99) v NM 6.12 (48) (OS) (N)

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Sunday, April 25 Haw 15.12 (102) v Adel 16.3 (99) (UTAS) Coll 13.7 (85) v Ess 16.13 (109) (MCG) PA 14.9 (93) v StK 5.9 (39) (AO) (N)

ROUND 7

Friday, April 30 Rich 11.11 (77) v WB 7.13 (55) (MCG) (N) Saturday, May 1 Coll 7.13 (55) v GCS 12.7 (79) (MCG) Adel 4.15 (39) v GWS 15.16 (106) (AO) StK 19.14 (128) v Haw 9.5 (59) (MRVL) (T) BL 13.15 (93) v PA 5.14 (44) (G) (N) Syd 14.6 (90) v Geel 12.16 (88) (SCG) (N) Sunday, May 2 NM 11.7 (73) v Melb 16.7 (103) (BA) Ess 16.11 (107) v Carl 19.9 (123) (MCG) WCE 20.12 (132) v Frem 11.7 (73) (OS)

ROUND 8

Friday, May 7 Rich 9.9 (63) v Geel 19.12 (126) (MCG) (N) Saturday, May 8 GWS 16.11 (107) v Ess 16.9 (105) (GS) GCS 7.12 (54) v StK 8.15 (63) (MS) NM 11.10 (76) v Coll 14.10 (94) (MRVL) (T) Melb 10.7 (67) v Syd 8.10 (58) (MCG) (N) PA 12.15 (87) v Adel 5.8 (38) (AO) (N) Sunday, May 9 Haw 8.12 (60) v WCE 14.14 (98) (MCG) WB 16.11 (107) v Carl 13.13 (91) (MRVL) BL 14.11 (95) v Frem 10.11 (71) (G)

ROUND 9

Friday, May 14 StK 5.17 (47) v Geel 10.8 (68) (MRVL) (N) Saturday, May 15 Syd 10.12 (72) v Coll 5.12 (42) (SCG) Haw 12.8 (80) v NM 13.9 (87) (UTAS) GCS 7.9 (51) v BL 19.10 (124) (MS) (T) Rich 13.9 (87) v GWS 12.11 (83) (MRVL) (N) PA 12.5 (77) v WB 15.6 (96) (AO) (N) Sunday, May 16 Ess 10.8 (68) v Frem 8.13 (61) (MRVL) Melb 13.16 (94) v Carl 10.8 (68) (MCG) WCE 16.10 (106) v Adel 11.10 (76) (OS)

ROUND 10

Friday, May 21 BL15.12 (102) v Rich 11.8 (74) (G) (N) Saturday, May 22 Carl 13.8 (86) v Haw 9.9 (63) (MCG) Geel 14.7 (91) v GCS 8.9 (57) (GMHBA) Adel 15.6 (96) v Melb 14.11 (95) (AO) (T) WB 21.18 (144) v StK 5.3 (33) (MRVL) (N) Frem 12.14 (86) v Syd 13.6 (84) (OS) (N) Sunday, May 23 GWS 13.15 (93) v WCE 11.11 (77) (GS) Coll 8.10 (58) v PA 8.11 (59) (MCG) Ess 22.9 (141) v NM 10.9 (69) (MRVL) (T)

ROUND 11

Friday, May 28 WB 8.11 (59) v Melb 13.9 (87) (MRVL) (N) Saturday, May 29 Coll 6.15 (51) v Geel 8.13 (61) (MCG) BL 19.15 (129) v GWS 10.5 (65) (G) StK 12.16 (88) v NM 10.8 (68) (MRVL) (T) GCS 17.11 (113) v Haw 11.10 (76) (SCG) (N) WCE 11.5 (71) v Ess 12.15 (87) (OS) (N) Sunday, May 30 Rich 17.9 (111) v Adel 12.11 (83) (GS) Syd 15.10 (100) v Carl 11.12 (78) (SCG) PA 18.7 (115) v Frem 9.15 (69) (AO) (T)

ROUND 12

Friday, June 4 Melb 14.13 (97) v BL 11.9 (75) (GS) (N) Saturday, June 5 Syd 13.14 (92) v StK 12.11 (83) (SCG) Adel 10.13 (73) v Coll 12.6 (78) (AO) T Ess 12.12 (84) v Rich 19.9 (123) (OS) (N) Sunday, June 6 Carl 10.13 (73) v WCE 14.11 (95) (SCG) Frem 9.11 (65) v WB 13.15 (93) (OS) (T) Byes: Geelong Cats, Gold Coast Suns, GWS Giants, Hawthorn, North Melbourne, Port Adelaide

ROUND 13

Thursday, June 10 PA 14.7 (91) v Geel 17.10 (112) (AO) (N) Friday, June 11 Syd 7.9 (51) v Haw 14.5 (89) (SCG) (N) Saturday, June 12 Frem 11.10 (76) v GCS 6.13 (49) (OS) (T) StK 8.12 (60) v Adel 9.12 (66) (CS) (N) Sunday, June 13 NM 14.10 (94) v GWS 14.10 (94) (BA) WCE 13.7 (85) v Rich 12.9 (81) (OS) (N) Monday, June 14 Melb 9.9 (63) v Coll 11.14 (80) (SCG) Byes: Brisbane Lions, Carlton, Essendon, Western Bulldogs

ROUND 14

Friday, June 18 Geel 12.11 (83) v WB 11.12 (78) (GMHBA) (N) Saturday, June 19 GCS 4.7 (31) v PA 12.9 (81) (MS) NM 6.9 (45) v BL 9.14 (68) (BA) (T) GWS 16.6 (102) v Carl 9.12 (66) (GS) (N) Sunday, June 20 Haw 10.13 (73) v Ess 13.8 (86) (UTAS) Byes: Adelaide Crows, Collingwood, Fremantle, Melbourne, Richmond, St Kilda, Sydney Swans, West Coast Eagles

ROUND 19

Friday, July 23 PA 14.13 (97) v Coll 10.9 (69) (MRVL) (N) Saturday, July 24 Carl 11.11 (77) v NM 18.8 (116) (MRVL) BL 17.18 (120) v GCS 10.11 (71) (G) WCE 14.10 (94) v StK 13.8 (86) (OS) Melb 9.11 (65) v WB 13.7 (85) (MCG) (N) Adel 16.6 (102) v Haw 13.5 (83) (MRVL) (N) Sunday, July 25 Syd 14.14 (98) v Frem 8.10 (58) (MS) Geel 15.5 (95) v Rich 8.9 (57) (MCG) Ess 7.11 (53) v GWS 9.12 (66) (MS)

ROUND 20

Friday, July 30 StK 12.9 (81) v Carl 18.4 (112) (MRVL) (N) Saturday, July 31 WB 15.15 (105) v Adel 8.8 (56) (MARS) NM 6.6 (42) v Geel 8.14 (62) (BA) Coll 14.6 (90) v WCE 6.9 (45) (MCG) (T) Sunday, August 1 GCS 4.6 (30) v Melb 18.20 (128) (MRVL) Haw 14.8 (92) v BL 12.8 (80) (UTAS) Ess 16.6 (102) v Syd 17.7 (109) (MCG) GWS 11.7 (73) v PA 15.10 (100) (MRVL) (T) Frem 7.13 (55) v Rich 6.15 (51) (OS) (T)

ROUND 21

ROUND 15

Friday, August 6 Geel 8.17 (65) v GWS 13.6 (84) (GMHBA) (N) Saturday, August 7 Carl 8.9 (57) v GCS 11.10 (76) (MRVL) Rich 13.11 (89) v NM 8.8 (56) (MCG) (T) Adel 7.9 (51) v PA 7.13 (55) (AO) (N) StK 14.9 (93) v Syd 10.4 (64) (MRVL) (N) Sunday, August 8 Haw 15.7 (97) v Coll 12.6 (78) (MCG) WB 12.12 (84) v Ess 15.7 (97) (MRVL) Frem 8.6 (54) v BL 18.10 (118) (OS) Monday, August 9 WCE 9.9 (63) v Melb 10.12 (72) (OS) (N)

ROUND 16

Round begins Friday, August 13* Brisbane Lions v Collingwood (G) Fremantle v West Coast Eagles (OS) Geelong Cats v St Kilda (GMHBA) Gold Coast Suns v Essendon (MS) GWS Giants v Richmond (GS) Hawthorn v Western Bulldogs (UTAS) Melbourne v Adelaide Crows (MCG) North Melbourne v Sydney Swans (MRVL) Port Adelaide v Carlton (AO)

Thursday, June 24 BL 13.16 (94) v Geel 7.8 (50) (G) (N) Friday, June 25 Rich 2.10 (22) v StK 9.8 (62) (MCG) (N) Saturday, June 26 NM 9.18 (72) v GCS 9.9 (63) (BA) Coll 12.7 (79) v Frem 14.7 (91) (MRVL) (T) PA 12.9 (81) v Syd 10.11 (71) (AO) (N) Ess 8.9 (57) v Melb 9.14 (68) (MCG) (N) Sunday, June 27 GWS 11.6 (72) v Haw 13.12 (90) (MCG) WCE 6.7 (43) v WB 13.20 (98) (OS) Carl 12.11 (83) v Adel 10.13 (73) (MRVL) (T) Thursday, July 1 GCS 10.17 (77) v Rich 10.7 (67) (MRVL) (N) Friday, July 2 Geel 15.8 (98) v Ess 8.9 (57) (GMHBA) (N) Saturday, July 3 Melb 7.13 (55) v GWS 9.10 (64) (MCG) Adel 8.11 (59) v BL 17.9 (111) (AO) Haw 7.11 (53) v PA 13.9 (87) (MRVL) (N) Frem 8.16 (64) v Carl 12.8 (80) (MCG) (N) Sunday, July 4 Syd 18.10 (118) v WCE 3.8 (26) (GMHBA) Coll 8.13 (61) v StK 10.10 (70) (MCG) WB 16.12 (108) v NM 11.13 (79) (MRVL) (T)

ROUND 17

Thursday, July 8 PA 8.7 (55) v Melb 12.14 (86) (AO) (N) Friday, July 9 Ess 11.18 (84) v Adel 2.9 (21) (MRVL) (N) Saturday, July 10 Haw 6.10 (46) v Frem 16.12 (108) (UTAS) Carl 5.14 (44) v Geel 10.10 (70) (MCG) (T) BL 8.15 (63) v StK 14.11 (95) (MS) (N) Sunday, July 11 GWS 9.10 (64) v GCS 10.5 (65) (MARS) WB 8.12 (60) v Syd 11.13 (79) (MRVL) Rich 11.5 (71) v Coll 13.9 (87) (MCG) (T) Monday, July 12 WCE 8.12 (60) v NM 10.10 (70) (OS) (T)

ROUND 18

Thursday, July 15 Frem 3.13 (31) v Geel 14.16 (100) (OS) (N) Friday, July 16 Rich 16.10 (106) v BL 13.8 (86) (MS) (N) Saturday, July 17 StK 8.13 (61) v PA 10.14 (74) (MRVL) GCS 11.13 (79) v WB 14.6 (90) (MS) (T) Melb 11.13 (79) v Haw 12.7 (79) (MCG) (T) Sunday, July 18 NM 11.8 (74) v Ess 13.14 (92) (MS) Coll 9.8 (62) v Carl 13.13 (91) (MCG) Adel 8.8 (56) v WCE 14.14 (98) (AO) (T) GWS 11.6 (72) v Syd 15.8 (98) (MS) (N)

ROUND 22

ROUND 23

Round begins Friday, August 20* Adelaide Crows v North Melbourne (AO) Brisbane Lions v West Coast Eagles (G) Carlton v GWS Giants (MRVL) Essendon v Collingwood (MCG) Geelong Cats v Melbourne (GMHBA) Richmond v Hawthorn (MCG) St Kilda v Fremantle (MRVL) Sydney Swans v Gold Coast Suns (SCG) Western Bulldogs v Port Adelaide (MRVL)

2021 TOYOTA AFL FINALS SERIES

Date TBC Week One – Qualifying & Elimination Finals (4) Date TBC Week Two – Semi-Finals (2) Date TBC Week Three – Preliminary Finals (2) Date TBC Week Four – Toyota AFL Grand Final *Matches in rounds 22-23 are listed alphabetically with timeslots to be determined at a later date.

Note: fixture is subject to change.

(T) Twilight match; (N) Night match; (AO) Adelaide Oval; (BA) Blundstone Arena, Hobart; (CS) Cazalys Stadium; (G) Gabba, Brisbane; (GMHBA) GMHBA Stadium, Geelong; (GS) Giants Stadium, Sydney; (MO) Manuka Oval, Canberra; (MARS) Mars Stadium, Ballarat; (MRVL) Marvel Stadium, Melbourne; (MCG) Melbourne Cricket Ground; (MS) Metricon Stadium, Gold Coast; (OS) Optus Stadium, Perth; (SCG) Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney; (TIO) TIO Stadium, Darwin; (TP) TIO Traeger Park, Alice Springs; (UTAS) UTAS Stadium, Launceston.

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SCOREBOARD – ROUND 21 GWS Giants 4.3 7.4 11.5 13.6 (84) Geelong Cats 1.3 3.9 5.10 8.17 (65) BEST: GWS Giants – Taranto, Greene, Taylor, Cumming, Whitfield, Ward, Himmelberg. Geelong Cats – Bews, Selwood, Stewart, Henry, Kolodjashnij.

GOALS: GWS Giants – Greene 4, Brown 2, Taranto 2, Himmelberg 2, Buntine, Sproule, Bruhn. Geelong Cats – Henry 2, Ratugolea 2, Blicavs, Kolodjashnij, Hawkins, Tuohy.

Substitutes: Geelong Cats – Narkle (replaced Dangerfield). GWS Giants – Shipley (replaced Daniels).

AFL Coaches Votes: 9 Taylor (GWS), 9 Taranto (GWS), 3 Greene (GWS), 3 Cumming (GWS), 3 Ward (GWS), 2 Bews (Geel), 1 Whitfield (GWS).

Umpires: R. Findlay, R. O’Gorman, M. Stevic.

Crowd: No crowd permitted at GMHBA Stadium.

1.4 3.8 7.9 11.10 (76) Gold Coast Suns Carlton 3.2 5.5 6.8 8.9 (57) BEST: Gold Coast Suns – Miller, Powell, Anderson, Sexton, Fiorini.

Carlton – Newman, Walsh, E. Curnow, Kennedy, Honey.

GOALS: Gold Coast Suns – Miller 2, Townsend 2, Ellis, Jeffrey, Sexton, Fiorini, Smith, Corbett, Powell. Carlton – Honey 2, C. Curnow, Betts, Silvagni, Martin, E. Curnow, McKay. Substitutes: Carlton – Murphy (unused). Gold Coast Suns – Bowes (replaced Ellis).

AFL Coaches Votes: 10 Miller (GCS), 7 Powell (GCS), 6 Anderson (GCS), 4 Weitering (Carl), 2 Collins (GCS), 1 Fiorini (GCS).

Umpires: J. Mollison, N. Toner, A. Whetton.

Crowd: No crowd permitted at Marvel Stadium.

Richmond 0.3 2.4 9.6 13.11 (89) North Melbourne 3.4 5.6 7.8 8.8 (56) BEST: Richmond – Graham, Prestia, Cotchin, Baker, Nankervis, Vlastuin. North Melbourne – Simpkin, Davies-Uniacke, Zurhaar, Hall, Anderson.

GOALS: Richmond – Edwards 2, Coleman-Jones 2, Riewoldt 2, Baker 2, Bolton, M. Rioli, Parker, Ralphsmith, Prestia.

North Melbourne – Zurhaar 4, Larkey, Scott, Taylor, Mahony.

Substitutes: Richmond – Castagna (unused). North Melbourne – Phillips (unused).

AFL Coaches Votes: 10 Graham (Rich), 7 Vlastuin (Rich), 6 Hall (NM), 3 Simpkin (NM), 2 Davies-Uniacke (NM), 1 Baker (Rich), 1 Prestia (Rich).

Umpires: J. Broadbent, H. Gavine, S. Meredith.

Crowd: No crowd permitted at the MCG. Port Adelaide 1.2 1.5 4.10 7.13 (55) Adelaide Crows 1.3 4.6 6.8 7.9 (51) BEST: Port Adelaide – Aliir, Drew, Wines, Bonner, Rozee, Boak, Burton. Adelaide Crows – Laird, Schoenberg, Butts, Seedsman, Jones, Keays.

GOALS: Port Adelaide – Butters 2, Dixon, Fantasia, Powell-Pepper, Georgiades, Wines. Adelaide Crows – McHenry 2, Fogarty, Himmelberg, Keays, Mackay, Lynch.

Substitutes: Adelaide Crows – Davis (replaced Smith).

Port Adelaide – Marshall (unused).

AFL Coaches Votes: 10 Aliir (PA), 5 Drew (PA), 4 Butts (Adel), 4 Jones (Adel), 3 Laird (Adel), 2 Burton (PA), 2 Wines (PA).

Umpires: C. Deboy, J. Power, A. Stephens.

Crowd: 14,376 at Adelaide Oval.

St Kilda 5.0 8.2 12.4 14.9 (93) Sydney Swans 4.1 5.2 8.4 10.4 (64) BEST: St Kilda – Steele, Higgins, Marshall, Dunstan, Hill, Jones.

Sydney Swans – Parker, Dawson, Lloyd, Florent, Papley.

GOALS: St Kilda – Higgins 4, Kent 3, King 2, Membrey 2, Sharman 2, Steele. Sydney Swans – Gulden 2, Dawson 2, Papley 2, Hayward 2, Franklin, Florent.

Substitutes: St Kilda – Bytel (replaced King). Sydney Swans – Clarke (unused).

AFL Coaches Votes: 8 Higgins (StK), 6 Steele (StK), 5 Sinclair (StK), 4 Wilkie (StK), 4 Parker (Syd), 3 Marshall (StK).

Umpires: R. Chamberlain, L. Fisher, N. Foot.

Crowd: No crowd permitted at Marvel Stadium.

4.2 8.3 13.5 15.7 (97) Hawthorn Collingwood 2.2 3.3 8.5 12.6 (78) BEST: Hawthorn – T. Mitchell, Hardwick, Ceglar, Wingard, Nash, Scrimshaw. Collingwood – De Goey, Adams, Crisp, Grundy, Howe, Macrae.

GOALS: Hawthorn – Koschitzke 3, Moore 2, Howe 2, Lewis, Burgoyne, McEvoy, Nash, O’Meara, Scrimshaw, Worpel, T. Mitchell.

Collingwood – Ginnivan 3, Mihocek 2, Elliott 2, Henry, Macrae, Sidebottom, Cameron, Grundy.

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Substitutes: Hawthorn – Brockman (replaced Worpel).

Collingwood – Bianco (unused).

AFL Coaches Votes: 9 T. Mitchell (Haw), 9 Wingard (Haw), 6 Scrimshaw (Haw), 2 Hardwick (Haw), 2 De Goey (Coll), 1 Moore (Haw), 1 Crisp (Coll).

Umpires: A. Gianfagna, B. Wallace, N. Williamson.

Crowd: No crowd permitted at the MCG. Essendon 1.2 7.2 11.4 15.7 (97) Western Bulldogs 3.3 6.5 8.11 12.12 (84) BEST: Essendon – Wright, Parish, Merrett, Draper, Ridley, Shiel. Western Bulldogs – Macrae, Bontempelli, Williams, Dale, Bruce, Liberatore.

GOALS: Essendon – Wright 7, Francis 2, Draper, McDonaldTipungwuti, Guelfi, Parish, Smith, Waterman. Western Bulldogs – Bruce 3, Bontempelli, Duryea, English, Johannisen, Liberatore, Naughton, Treloar, Ugle-Hagan, Wood.

Substitutes: Western Bulldogs – R. Smith (unused). Essendon – Perkins (unused).

AFL Coaches Votes: 10 Wright (Ess), 7 Bontempelli (WB), 7 Merrett (Ess), 3 Parish (Ess), 2 Macrae (WB), 1 Draper (Ess).

Umpires: C. Donlon, C. Fleer, B. Rosebury.

Crowd: No crowd permitted at Marvel Stadium.

Brisbane Lions 6.4 10.6 14.8 18.10 (118) Fremantle 2.1 3.3 6.3 8.6 (54) BEST: Brisbane Lions – Zorko, Daniher, Bailey, McInerney, Andrews, McStay, Rich. Fremantle – Serong, Young, Mundy, Cerra, Brayshaw, Colyer.

GOALS: Brisbane Lions – Daniher 4, McCarthy 3, Bailey 2, McStay 2, McInerney 2, Cameron 2, Cockatoo 2, Zorko. Fremantle – Colyer 3, Darcy, Taberner, Treacy, Meek, Henry.

Substitutes: Fremantle – Bewley (replaced Wilson).

Brisbane Lions – T. Berry (replaced Robinson).

AFL Coaches Votes: 10 Zorko (BL), 5 Daniher (BL), 5 Andrews (BL), 4 Lyons (BL), 3 Bailey (BL), 2 McInerney (BL), 1 Rich (BL).

Umpires: N. Brown, L. Haussen, D. Margetts.

Crowd: 29,589 at Optus Stadium.

AFLCA Champion Player of the Year Votes

Player

Club

101

Marcus Bontempelli Western Bulldogs

101

Clayton Oliver

Melbourne

95

Touk Miller

Gold Coast Suns

91

Ollie Wines

Port Adelaide

90

Sam Walsh

Carlton

85

Jack Steele

St Kilda

84

Zach Merrett

Essendon

73

Darcy Parish

Essendon

66

Christian Petracca

Melbourne

Note: leaderboard does not include votes from the WCE v Melb round 21 game which were unavailable at time of printing.

INTERCEPT KING: Aliir Aliir earned 10 votes in the Showdown.

Melbourne 4.2 5.3 10.8 10.12 (72) West Coast Eagles 2.0 4.5 5.6 9.9 (63) BEST: Melbourne – Petracca, Oliver, Harmes, Jackson, May, Neal-Bullen. West Coast Eagles – Yeo, Redden, Kelly, Sheed, Gaff.

GOALS: Melbourne – B. Brown 3, Neal-Bullen 2, Melksham 2, Petracca, Pickett, Harmes. West Coast Eagles – Cripps 2, Kennedy 2, Darling 2, Redden, Naitanui, West.

Substitutes: West Coast Eagles – Langdon (replaced Hurn).

Melbourne – vandenBerg (replaced Hunt).

AFL Coaches Votes: WCE v Melb votes unavailable at time of printing.

Umpires: J. Dalgleish, M. Nicholls, J. Howorth.

Crowd: 31,584 at Optus Stadium.

ROARING AGAIN: The Lions bounced back to their best with a 64-point demolition of the Dockers.

LEADING GOALKICKERS

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

Player Harry McKay Taylor Walker Josh Bruce Tom Hawkins Jack Riewoldt Ben King Charlie Dixon Lance Franklin Toby Greene Bayley Fritsch Aaron Naughton Charlie Cameron Joe Daniher Josh Kennedy

Club Goals Behinds % (Carl) 58 33 63.7 (Adel) 48 29 62.3 (WB) 48 21 69.6 (Geel) 47 32 59.5 (Rich) 47 29 61.8 (GCS) 43 24 64.2 (PA) 42 22 65.6 (Syd) 42 21 66.7 (GWS) 41 37 52.6 (Melb) 39 18 68.4 (WB) 38 37 50.7 (Bris) 38 30 55.9 (Bris) 38 27 58.5 (WCE) 38 20 65.5

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SANFL ROUND 16

Subiaco 2.1 7.3 10.4 14.9 (93) Claremont 6.6 9.6 12.9 13.10 (88) BEST: Subiaco – Heal, Kitchin, Clark, Harris, Sokol. Claremont – Miller, Spyvee, Hardisty, House, England.

GOALS: Subiaco – Sokol 6, Martin 3, Braut 2, Walters, Hickmott, Brandon Matera. Claremont – House 3, Manuel 3, England 2, Patmore 2, Bolton, Spyvee, Miller.

Glenelg 2.0 3.4 4.6 11.9 (75) Norwood 2.8 4.12 5.17 8.17 (65) BEST: Glenelg – Landt, Proud, Snook, McBean. Norwood – Richards, Douglas, Ball, Rokahr, Nelligan, Hamilton.

GOALS: Glenelg – McBean 3, Motlop 2, Bailey 2, Wanganeen-Milera, Reynolds, Durdin, Pink. Norwood – Douglas 2, Morris, Rokahr, Kennerley, Tranfa, Nelligan, Binder.

3.4 6.8 8.11 14.15 (99) Swan Districts Peel Thunder 1.1 3.2 5.4 7.5 (47) BEST: Swan Districts – Clarke, Anderson, Noble, Notte, Turner.

Peel Thunder – Thorne, Bell, Kitchingman, Brock, Randall.

GOALS: Swan Districts – Noble 3, Anderson 2, Clarke 2, Wilson 2, Palmer, Fisher, Cipro, Turner, Watson. Peel Thunder – Sears 2, Bennell 2, Lawler, Lake, Cullen.

Sturt 1.3 7.9 9.14 11.16 (82) West Adelaide 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.6 (6) BEST: Sturt – Voss, Slimming, Fahey-Sparks, Crocker, Illman, Davis.

West Adelaide – Ryan, Boyle, Hill, Fairlie, Keough, Stevens.

GOALS: Sturt – Lochowiak 2, Slimming 2, Carey 2, Penfold, Davis, Trenorden, Shute, Lewis.

3.4 5.6 7.8 9.12 (66) East Perth 2.5 3.6 4.9 5.11 (41) Perth BEST: East Perth – Lynch, Schumacher, Edwards-Baldwin, Willcocks, Sparks. Perth – Edmonds, Fisher, Gray, McPartland, Hill.

GOALS: East Perth – Edwards-Baldwin 3, Ramsay, Schumacher, Lynch, Ameduri, Jones, Simpson. Perth – Browne, Bird, Quill, Edmonds, Sanderson.

4.4 8.6 14.7 19.9 (123) South Fremantle 3.1 6.5 8.7 9.8 (62) East Fremantle BEST: South Fremantle – Free, N. Strom, Schloithe, Donaldson, Kelly.

East Fremantle – Baskerville, Jupp, Meade, English.

GOALS: South Fremantle – Donaldson 5, Shaw 4, Ninyette 3, Schloithe 2, Hall 2, Dragovich, Miller, Schlensog. East Fremantle – Mars 2, Holmes 2, Bennett, Jansen, Bockman, O’Reilly, Tassone.

LASTING LEGACY: Demons skipper Max Gawn with a photo of the late Jim Stynes.

North Adelaide 1.0 4.1 8.4 10.7 (67) Eagles 1.3 5.5 7.6 7.7 (49) BEST: North Adelaide – Hewett, Ramsey, A. Young, C. Combe, McInerney, Craig. Eagles – T. Menzel, Pudney, Rowland, Poole.

GOALS: North Adelaide – Wilsdon 2, C. Combe, Mercovich, Ramsey, Wigg, Hender, McInerney, A. Young, R. Young. Eagle – T. Menzel 2, D. Menzel 2, Hayes, Comitogianni, Beecken.

South Adelaide 3.3 9.6 11.11 14.14 (98) Central District 4.1 5.1 6.2 7.4 (46) BEST: South Adelaide – Horne, Broadbent, Skinner, Haines, Griffiths, Schwarz. Central District – Alleer, Presbury, Neagle, Shaw, Weaver.

GOALS: South Adelaide – Haren 3, Horne 3, Fitt 2, Biemans, Heaslip, Haines, Wilkinson, Tarca, Overall. Central District – Fort 2, Graham, Grace, Grubb, Linke, Hoskin.

STATE LEAGUE

TSL ROUND 19

Tigers 1.4 3.9 6.11 9.14 (68) Clarence 4.4 6.5 8.7 9.9 (63) BEST: Tigers – Adams, Clifford, Gadomski, Graham, Gardner, Collidge. Clarence – S. Green, J. Holmes, Wylie, Swinton, Preshaw, Gardner.

GOALS: Tigers – Davies 2, Clifford, Reardon, Campbell, Graham, Gardner, Wright, Clifford. Clarence – J. Green 3, Garland 2, S. Green 2, Preshaw, Gardner.

Lauderdale 2.2 2.4 6.9 9.11 (65) North Hobart 0.6 7.7 8.7 9.9 (63) BEST: Lauderdale – Christensen, Richmond, Siggins, Smith, Martin, Raglione. North Hobart – Jackson, McGinniss, Caswell, Splann, Liefhebber, Kilpatrick.

GOALS: Lauderdale – Stanley 2, McGuinness, Arnold, Christensen, Poland, Siggins, Smith, Martin. North Hobart – McCulloch 2, Splann 2, Ford, Menzie, White, Liefhebber.

Launceston 6.5 15.8 22.12 28.13 (181) Glenorchy 2.1 3.4 4.4 5.5 (35) BEST: Launceston – Morris, Blackberry, Hinds, Harper, Burling, Musicka. Glenorchy – D. Joseph, Gunther, Patterson, Brown, Kamaric, Arnold.

GOALS: Launceston – Morris 9, Taylor 4, Hinds 3, Harper 2, Blackberry 2, Smith, Boyd, Brown, Musicka, Palfreyman, Pitcher, Seymour, Burling. Glenorchy – Whitford 2, Dilger, Reibelt, Oakley.

Bye: North Launceston

Adelaide 4.0 6.3 9.4 13.4 (82) Port Adelaide 2.2 4.5 6.7 10.9 (69) BEST: Adelaide – Frampton, Rowe, Gollant, McAsey, McAdam, Berry.

Port Adelaide – Williams, Mayes, Hayes, Garner, Clurey, Lienert.

GOALS: Adelaide – Gollant 4, McAdam 2, Rowe 2, Hutchens, Kennedy, Marshman, McAsey, Newchurch. Port Adelaide – Williams 4, Garner 2, Weidemann, Lienert, Lord, Samblich.

Round for Reach u Off the football field, the great Jim

Stynes devoted his life to helping young people believe in themselves and reach their full potential.

He took pride in inspiring young Australians to get the most out of life.

Stynes’ legacy lives on through the Reach Foundation.

Through its unique workshops, Reach aims to help participants become confident and self-aware, while arming them with the tools to navigate life’s challenges.

Workshops are 100 per cent youth-led, with a focus on the development of social and emotional wellbeing.

Following a challenging 12 months, there are alarming levels of deteriorating mental health in young people, with many struggling to find their place in the world.

More than ever before, they need a helping hand.

This Round for Reach, the Melbourne Football Club is encouraging the wider community to ‘Be Like Jim’ and support the nation’s youth.

By donating $11, a nod to Stynes’ jumper number, you can help the Reach Foundation make a difference.

All funds will support Reach in training and developing workshop facilitators, who will then assist and inspire young Australians, just like Stynes did.

To make a donation, visit reach.org.au/roundfor-reach-2021.

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Harry MORRISON Mitch LEWIS Tom MITCHELL Jarman IMPEY James WORPEL James SICILY Ben McEVOY Sam FROST Shaun BURGOYNE Jaeger O’MEARA Conor NASH Will DAY Oliver HANRAHAN Jack SCRIMSHAW Blake HARDWICK Lachlan BRAMBLE Daniel HOWE Jonathon CEGLAR Jack GUNSTON Chad WINGARD Tom PHILLIPS Luke BREUST Tim O’BRIEN James COUSINS Jonathon PATTON Liam SHIELS Michael HARTLEY Kyle HARTIGAN Changkuoth JIATH Damon GREAVES Keegan BROOKSBY Finn MAGINNESS Harry PEPPER Jacob KOSCHITZKE Josh MORRIS Dylan MOORE Ned REEVES Denver GRAINGER-BARRAS Emerson JEKA Seamus MITCHELL Connor DOWNIE Tyler BROCKMAN Jack SAUNDERS Jai NEWCOMBE Jackson CALLOW

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Coach David Noble Captain Jack Ziebell

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IT’S MINE: Willem Drew fends off Lachie Fogarty in the Power’s convincing 28-point win in round five.

HEAD to HEAD Played 34: Port Adelaide 20, Carlton 13, draws 1.

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Highest score: 25.15 (165), round 7, 1998, at Princes Park.

Lowest score: 7.7 (49), round 11, 2011, at AAMI Stadium.

Home record: 11-7-1 Away record: 9-6 Greatest winning margin: 103 points, round 22, 2014, at Adelaide Oval.

Longest winning sequence: 5, round 4, 2002, to round 15, 2004; round 5, 2017, to round 5, 2021.

Most goals in a game: 8, Warren Tredrea, round 7, 1998, at Princes Park.

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u This clash brings together two teams whose fortunes are moving in different directions. Port Adelaide is entrenched in the top four and, if it can finish the season on a winning note, has every chance of grabbing a top-two berth and two finals at Adelaide Oval. Carlton is in the discussion for the most disappointing team of the season and last week’s loss to Gold Coast at Marvel Stadium, with so much to play for, added to its long list of underwhelming performances for the year. The Blues’ best hope of snatching the win here is that the Power come into this game physically and emotionally spent after the taxing Showdown win

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CARLTON over the Crows last week. Port trailed for all but 20 minutes and had to dig deep to get the win.

Aliir Aliir was the hero for the Power with a masterful 16-intercept performance and Carlton will need to find a way to work around him to get the ball to Harry McKay and Charlie Curnow to help them kick a winning score. The prospect of Marc Murphy’s 300th game makes this a big occasion for the Blues, but Port has it all to play for.

ASHLEY BROWNE

Highest score: 26.13 (169), round 6, 2000, at Princes Park.

Lowest score: 5.7 (37), round 22, 2014, at Adelaide Oval.

Away record: 7-11-1 Home record: 6-9 Greatest winning margin: 91 points, round 6, 2000, at Princes Park.

Longest winning sequence: 5, round 11, 2008, to round 11, 2011.

Most goals in a game: 6, Brett Ratten, round 6, 2000, at Princes Park; Brendan Fevola, round 20, 2009, at AAMI Stadium; Andrew Walker, round 11, 2011, at AAMI Stadium.

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Bring on a ‘Super Sunday’ finale The AFL has the chance to fixture a big day of footy to finish the season.

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he presentation and construction of the home and away season is something the AFL has consistently refined for many years.

Thursday night games, staggered starts, traditional public holiday match-ups and, more recently, the floating fixture, are enhancements that have been welcomed by most supporters.

But what the AFL has never quite nailed is the final round of the home and away season.

Before the introduction of the pre-finals bye, clubs would approach round 22, as it was then, with varying degrees of seriousness, especially if their places in the eight were locked and loaded.

In 2015, North Melbourne made nine changes – most non-compulsory – ahead of its final game of the season against Richmond and lost by 41 points at Marvel Stadium.

Nine days later at the MCG, the Kangaroos, having made 10 changes, beat the Tigers by 17 points in a knockout elimination final.

North supporters had no complaints whatsoever, but the AFL had integrity concerns, which is why the bye week was introduced before the finals.

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The AFL has also struggled with the structure of the final round.

Occasionally, it gets lucky, with games on the final Sunday – or as was the case last year, the final Monday night – of the home and away season helping shape the final eight.

Round 22, 1987, back in the old days of the VFL, remains the gold standard for closing rounds.

In the perfect world, the AFL would love to replicate the final day of the English Premier League, in which all 10 games kick off at the same time.

The final minutes of the 2011-12 season, in which Manchester United thought it had won the title, only for Sergio Aguero’s last-gasp goal for Manchester City against QPR to deliver City its first title, was as magical and exciting as live sport can be.

The NFL, the sports leader the AFL often aspires to emulate, clears out its final Sunday with 15 games spread through the early and late afternoon and the 16th game that night, and only announces the schedule the week before.

But teams chasing the same play-off berth are scheduled to play games at the same time to reduce the number of dead rubbers.

Traditionally, the AFL has left announcing its round 23 schedule as late as a couple of weeks before, using its best estimates to ensure that the Friday and Saturday night games, as well as those on Sunday, will determine the shape and composition of the final eight.

But in this era of flexibility and agility, there is the opportunity for the AFL to recast the final Sunday of the season.

DEAD RUBBER: Assured of a finals berth in 2015, North Melbourne made nine changes to its team for the final game of the season against Richmond; (inset) Manchester City secured its first title in the final minutes of the 2011-12 English Premier League season.

It was as magical and exciting as live sport can be

And there is a precedent.

There is no scope for an EPL-style nine games kicking off at the same time – as magnificent as that would be – but it was only a fortnight ago that the snap lockdown in Queensland caused a hasty reshuffling of the round 20 fixture, with two Saturday games postponed and instead played the following day.

It meant five games on Sunday, a wonderful smorgasbord of football that began shortly after noon and didn’t finish until nearly 9pm.

It clashed with the middle Sunday of the Olympics, but it didn’t really matter. Every game involved at least one finals aspirant and they all mattered.

There is no reason why the AFL could not bring down the curtain on the home and away season next week in a similar fashion.

Clubs have become accustomed to only a few days’ notice before their next game, so why not wait until the end of this round and announce a blockbuster ending to the season, one last ‘Super Sunday’, with five matches to finish the season, with the biggest game of all on the Sunday night.

If the AFL can get the match-ups right, it would make a pretty special finale after what has already been an incredible home and away season. @hashbrowne

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