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Saints' 2024 AFLW fixture revealed​

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St Kilda’s 2024 AFLW season will officially launch on Saturday 31 August, with the fixture for the national women’s competition released today.
A date with the Gold Coast Suns at People First Stadium will kick off the Saints’ 2024 campaign, which features a compressed fixture of 11 games in 10 weeks as ‘Mid-Week Footy’ is introduced, seeing St Kilda play twice in Round 7.
VIEW THE FULL FIXTURE HERE
Nick Dal Santo’s Saints will play five home games at RSEA Park, including a clash with Fremantle on the AFL Grand Final public holiday on Friday 27 September. They will also host one game at Kinetic Stadium in Frankston.
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The season will see the Saints play interstate three times, including two games in South Australia (Round 6 and 8), as they strive for a maiden finals berth in their sixth AFLW season.
Executive General Manager of AFLW Tessie McManus said she was pleased with the fixture as St Kilda prepares to be an ‘anywhere, anytime’ team.
“We love playing at home in front of our fans at RSEA Park, we think it’s among one of the best game day experiences in the competition,” McManus said.
“However, we’re excited by the challenges travel and away games bring. We know the competition will be harder than ever before, but we’ll be looking to embrace every week as an opportunity to improve.”
Fixture highlights include Pride Round in Round 7, which includes home games against GWS Giants (Kinetic Stadium, Frankston) and Melbourne (RSEA Park), and Indigenous Round in Round 9 and 10.
The Saints’ AFLW players will officially commence pre-season training at RSEA Park on Monday, aiming to build on the momentum created last season with six wins from their past seven matches.
ST KILDA'S 2024 AFLW FIXTURE
ROUNDOPPONENTVENUELOCAL TIME & DATEBROADCAST
1Gold Coast SunsPeople First Stadium5:05pm, Sat Aug 31Fox Footy
2SydneyRSEA Park3:05pm, Sun Sep 8Fox Footy
3EssendonWindy Hill3:05pm, Sun Sep 15Seven
4HawthornRSEA Park2:05pm, Sat Sep 21Fox Footy
5FremantleRSEA Park4:05pm, Fri Sep 27Seven
6AdelaideNorwood Oval7:15pm, Fri Oct 4Seven
7aGWS GiantsKinetic Stadium7:15pm, Tues Oct 8Fox
7bMelbourneRSEA Park3:05pm, Sun Oct 13Seven
8Port AdelaideAlberton Oval7:15pm, Fri Oct 18Seven
9Western BulldogsMars Stadium1:05pm, Sun Oct 27Seven
10BrisbaneRSEA ParkThu Oct 31 - Sun Nov 3TBC

We head int season 9 with 4 new additions
Pick 10 : Kiera Whiley is one of the most consistent and dependable on-ballers of this year’s draft class
pick 47: Charlotte Simpson is the clubs 3rd Father daughter selection after winning Geelongs VFLW's B&F and earning VFLW team of the year
Paige Trudgeon and Rene Caris joined the club in the trade period
 
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Really tough Draw. Play 6 of last years top 8 including the premiers who finished 4th after the regular season and the teams that finished 1st and 2nd. Not really sure how that can happen. We will be well and truly behind the 8 ball. Haven't checked, because I couldn't be bothered, but I wonder how it stacks up to the draws of the 8 teams that actually played finals last year. Royally screwed as per. If we make finals it will be a herculean effort.
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play 6 of the top 8
interstate for game 1 for 3rd year running

Sydney kissed on the balls as usual.

up against it before pre-season even starts......
 

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been sick so didn't get to put this up earlier

after a slow start, the Saints girls from 1/4 onwards controlled the game
Wardlaw was dominant with 4, We were able to open up the Eagles and move the ball swiftly from end to end. We had some great ball movement. Grace Kelly also outstanding. Patriokios went down early with a foot injury is the only injury concearn.

Still concerned about our general ball use and skills, but early days yet

 

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in other shit news,

two-time Best & Fairest Georgia Patrikios will miss at least the next eight weeks with a foot injury.

Going to make the season alot harder, that's minimum and the season is only 10 weeks long
 

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