AFLW North Melbourne Football Club AFLW - Season 2024

[kool kangas]

If you are talking about Vicki Wall, they had an impeccable reason and I'd recommend anyone in their position do the same. They were a co-designer of our Pride guernsey as well.

l would have said Aileen Gilroy considering she was still playing with us until after the B&F...

 

[Flawed Genius]

I won't stand for any Vall slander. King Corey dumplings at 12 paces at Chadstone next time you bastard

 

[CURVE]

I thought when she announced that she was going to try and qualify for the Olympics, Vikki also mentioned she would return to North next season.

 

[Colby Cheer Squad]

Stupid question maybe but where did you find the members barcode. My one from the men’s season isn’t working despite both being on the same card

Yeah, check the email that you probably got from the club today. It included a 12 digit number for each membership.

 

[Colby Cheer Squad]

I thought when she announced that she was going to try and qualify for the Olympics, Vikki also mentioned she would return to North next season.

Vikki is committed to return for next season.

 

[Luke72]

Club should have emailed you a barcode for the women’s membership?

My email didn’t have a barcode

 

[Hearts to hearts]

My email didn’t have a barcode

Did you get a ticket ok?

 

[Hearts to hearts]

AFLW QF injury update: Star mid expected to return for final

Mia King will hope to return to the squad for Sunday's qualifying final against Melbourne

www.nmfc.com.au

Assume Mia and Lulu come straight back in if available. Ruby and Gav out?

 

[Horace]

Vikki is committed to return for next season.

And is contracted for a third year. Darren Crocker confirmed this at the port adelaide game.

 

[Luke72]

Did you get a ticket ok?

I need my pay to go in today. Things are a bit grim at the moment. I will definitely be there.

 

[Luke72]

AFLW QF injury update: Star mid expected to return for final

Mia King will hope to return to the squad for Sunday's qualifying final against Melbourne

www.nmfc.com.au

Assume Mia and Lulu come straight back in if available. Ruby and Gav out?

Hard to argue, both have been crucial parts of the team. I’d like them to make a brave call and put in Liz McGrath for Emma King

 

[andana]

Just You Wait and See sounds a bit like Your Time Will Come

 

[north_lad]

Just You Wait and See sounds a bit like Your Time Will Come

Hopefully "your time will come" will be on the 2024 Membership bumper stickers

 

[Hearts to hearts]

Magpies coach to depart after missing W finals

Steve Symonds will depart as Collingwood coach after five seasons

www.afl.com.au

I suspect this is the right call, but another thing about the short seasons - it’s very hard to judge coaching performance. He had a season with Davey and Bonnici out of action. This season Sleischer and Butler barely available, among other significant injuries. Between that and the fact their draw turned out to have by far the fewest easy wins, it’s hard to use “missing finals” as a yardstick.

 

[north_lad]

Magpies coach to depart after missing W finals

Steve Symonds will depart as Collingwood coach after five seasons

www.afl.com.au

I suspect this is the right call, but another thing about the short seasons - it’s very hard to judge coaching performance. He had a season with Davey and Bonnici out of action. This season Sleischer and Butler barely available, among other significant injuries. Between that and the fact their draw turned out to have by far the fewest easy wins, it’s hard to use “missing finals” as a yardstick.

Also Lambert, Chiocci (sp?) and Molloy were three of their best players and all left

 

[Colby Cheer Squad]

Magpies coach to depart after missing W finals

Steve Symonds will depart as Collingwood coach after five seasons

www.afl.com.au

I suspect this is the right call, but another thing about the short seasons - it’s very hard to judge coaching performance. He had a season with Davey and Bonnici out of action. This season Sleischer and Butler barely available, among other significant injuries. Between that and the fact their draw turned out to have by far the fewest easy wins, it’s hard to use “missing finals” as a yardstick.

Well they also traded out a few handy players for this season - Jaimee Lambert, Steph Chiocci, and Chloe Molloy would punch a hole in any list. It would be staggering if anyone in authority at the Collingwood Football Club sincerely thought they should play finals this season.


Edit - north_lad beat me to it.

 

[Hearts to hearts]

Well they also traded out a few handy players for this season - Jaimee Lambert, Steph Chiocci, and Chloe Molloy would punch a hole in any list. It would be staggering if anyone in authority at the Collingwood Football Club sincerely thought they should play finals this season.


Edit - north_lad beat me to it.

Astonishing if Craig Kelly doesn’t have his finger on the pulse.

 

[Colby Cheer Squad]

Astonishing if Craig Kelly doesn’t have his finger on the pulse.

It's just that they obviously decided to let these players go and trade in younger players and go to the draft as a rebuild on the run. You have to accept that there's going to be a dip in results at least for a year or two. The fact that they went close to finals with the injury run that you mentioned is a credit to the coach and his staff.

 

[CURVE]

Congrats to Jas, AFLCA Champion Player of the Year

 

[CURVE]

Best of the best: Garner secures legacy with unique triple crown

Best of the best: Garner secures legacy with unique triple crown​

The final two votes of the AFLCA's champion player award are in, and it's the third win for a North Melbourne gun
By Martin Smith

Jas Garner in action during round seven, 2023. Picture: AFL Photos

NORTH Melbourne champion Jasmine Garner has been crowned the AFLW's best player by the League's coaches for the second year in a row.
Garner finished the home-and-away season with 81 votes in the AFL Coaches' Association Champion Player Award, seven ahead of Sydney's Laura Gardiner (74) and well clear of Brisbane's Ally Anderson, who finished third on 65 votes.

It's the third time Garner has won the award following her triumphs in 2020 and 2022. She is the only multiple winner of the award.
At the end of each game during the home-and-away season, the coaches of both teams gives votes in a 5-4-3-2-1 format to who they believe are the best players on the ground. The maximum a player can get in a game is 10 votes, five from each coach.

Jasmine Garner celebrates a goal during North Melbourne's clash against Brisbane in round four, 2023. Picture: Getty Images

Garner got the maximum 10 votes on five occasions, which is half of the games she played, and polled in all 10 games during the season.
"We feel so lucky to have Jas at our club and to have had a front-row seat to another outstanding season by her," North coach Darren Crocker said.
"She is a special player, and to win this award for a third time is great recognition of her constant drive to get better and be the best she can be for the team."

FINAL LEADERBOARD​

1 Jasmine Garner (NMFC) - 81 votes
2 Laura Gardiner (SYD) - 74
3 Ally Anderson (BL) - 65
4 Ebony Marinoff (ADEL) - 64
5 Monique Conti (RICH) - 62
6 Ashleigh Riddell (NMFC) - 61
7 Claudia Whitfort (GCFC) 60
8 Georgie Prespakis (GEEL) - 57
9 Bonnie Toogood (ESS) - 55
=10 Madison Prespakis (ESS) - 53
=10 Charlie Rowbottom (GCFC) - 53

AFLCA AFLW CHAMPION PLAYER OF THE YEAR AWARD WINNERS​

2023 - Jasmine Garner (North Melbourne)
2022 (S7) - Jasmine Garner (North Melbourne)
2022 (S6) - Emily Bates (Brisbane)
2021 - Kiara Bowers (Fremantle)
2020 - Jasmine Garner (North Melbourne)
2019 - Erin Phillips (Adelaide)
2018 - Emma Kearney (Western Bulldogs)
2018 - Chelsea Randall (Adelaide)

ROUND NINE​

Gold Coast v Greater Western Sydney
10 Claudia Whitfort GCFC
7 Alison Drennan GCFC
7 Charlie Rowbottom GCFC
3 Rebecca Beeson GWS
3 Madeline Brancatisano GCFC
Melbourne v Fremantle
10 Paxy Paxman MELB
4 Lily Mithen MELB
4 Kate Hore MELB
3 Kiara Bowers FRE
3 Megan Kauffman FRE
3 Blaithin Mackin MELB
2 Lauren Pearce MELB
1 Eden Zanker MELB
St Kilda v Brisbane
9 Jesse Tawhiao-Wardlaw STK
7 Tyanna Smith STK
6 Jaimee Lambert STK
4 Georgia Patrikios STK
3 Ally Anderson BL
1 Olivia Vesely STK
Essendon v Carlton
10 Bonnie Toogood ESS
7 Sophie Alexander ESS
7 Madison Prespakis ESS
4 Abbie McKay CARL
1 Breann Moody CARL
1 Georgia Clarke ESS
West Coast v Western Bulldogs
10 Ellie Blackburn WB
8 Gabby Newton WB
4 Ella Roberts WCE
3 Elisabeth Georgostathis WB
2 Isabella Grant WB
2 Charlotte Thomas WCE
1 Emma Swanson WCE
Richmond v Geelong
10 Georgie Prespakis GEEL
6 Jacqueline Parry GEEL
6 Amy McDonald GEEL
4 Claudia Gunjaca GEEL
2 Nina Morrison GEEL
1 Chantel Emonson GEEL
1 Bethany Lynch RICH
Sydney v Collingwood
8 Laura Gardiner SYD
8 Sofia Hurley SYD
4 Lucy McEvoy SYD
4 Chloe Molloy SYD
4 Sabrina Frederick COLL
2 Mikala Cann COLL
Adelaide v North Melbourne
10 Jasmine Garner NMFC
7 Ebony Marinoff ADEL
7 Ashleigh Riddell NMFC
3 Anne Hatchard ADEL
3 Niamh Kelly ADEL
Hawthorn v Port Adelaide
10 Greta Bodey HAW
6 Abbey Dowrick PORT
6 Emily Bates HAW
5 Lucy Wales HAW
2 Matilda Scholz PORT
1 Gemma Houghton PORT

ROUND 10​

Gold Coast v Essendon
9 Claudia Whitfort GCFC
9 Lucy Single GCFC
3 Niamh McLaughlin GCFC
3 Alison Drennan GCFC
2 Georgia Nanscawen ESS
2 Daisy D'Arcy GCFC
1 Lauren Ahrens GCFC
1 Ellyse Gamble ESS
Western Bulldogs v North Melbourne
10 Jasmine Garner NMFC
8 Ashleigh Riddell NMFC
5 Emma Kearney NMFC
5 Ellie Blackburn WB
1 Elisabeth Georgostathis WB
1 Kim Rennie NMFC
Port Adelaide v Greater Western Sydney
9 Ashleigh Saint PORT
7 Gemma Houghton PORT
6 Abbey Dowrick PORT
4 Zarlie Goldsworthy GWS
4 Matilda Scholz PORT
Geelong v Hawthorn
10 Georgie Prespakis GEEL
8 Nina Morrison GEEL
3 Rebecca Webster GEEL
3 Chloe Scheer GEEL
2 Zali Friswell GEEL
2 Emily Bates HAW
1 Amy McDonald GEEL
1 Kristy Stratton HAW
West Coast v Adelaide
7 Ella Roberts WCE
5 Danielle Ponter ADEL
5 Ebony Marinoff ADEL
5 Montana McKinnon ADEL
4 Rachelle Martin ADEL
3 Charlotte Thomas WCE
1 Madison Newman ADEL
Brisbane v Melbourne
10 Breanna Koenen BL
7 Jade Ellenger BL
5 Ally Anderson BL
3 Lauren Pearce MELB
2 Catherine Svarc BL
2 Isabel Dawes BL
1 Courtney Hodder BL
Carlton v St Kilda
10 Georgia Patrikios STK
8 Jaimee Lambert STK
3 Mimi Hill CARL
3 Abbie McKay CARL
3 Tyanna Smith STK
3 Nicola Xenos STK
Collingwood v Richmond
10 Monique Conti RICH
8 Katie Brennan RICH
4 Grace Egan RICH
4 Aishling Sheridan COLL
4 Eilish Sheerin RICH
Fremantle v Sydney
10 Laura Gardiner SYD
6 Chloe Molloy SYD
4 Dana East FRE
4 Emma O'Driscoll FRE
4 Montana Ham SYD
1 Mim Strom FRE
1 Tanya Kennedy SYD

 

[CURVE]

Star Roo claims third AFLCA Champion Player of the Year award

Star Roo claims third AFLCA Champion Player of the Year award​

North Melbourne Tasmanian Kangaroos star Jasmine Garner has been crowned the AFL Coaches Association AFLW Champion Player of the Year for a third time after a stellar 2023 campaign
By NMFC Media

North Melbourne Tasmanian Kangaroos star Jasmine Garner has been crowned the AFL Coaches Association AFLW Champion Player of the Year for a third time after a stellar 2023 campaign.
Garner polled votes in every game, including five perfect 10s, to finish with 81 votes ahead of Sydney's Laura Gardiner (74) and Brisbane's Ally Anderson (65).
The AFLCA AFLW Champion Player of the Year is an award voted by the AFLW senior coaches on a 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 basis after each home and away game, acknowledging outstanding effort by an individual player in a season.

Garner led the Kangaroos' engine room in 2023 with an average of 30 disposals, seven clearances, 543 metres gained and a goal per game. Her standout performance came in Round 7 against Port Adelaide, where she amassed a career-high 39 disposals and set an AFLW record of 789 metres gained.
Teammate Ash Riddell also placed sixth for the coveted award with 61 votes.

All that Jas: Garner's incredible season in numbers​

• 71 inside 50s - No.1 in the AFLW
• 115 effective kicks - No.1
• 300 disposals - No.2
• 71 clearances - No.2
• 156 contested possessions - No.2
• 108 ground ball gets - No.2
• 56 score involvements - No.3
• 8 goal assists - No.4

AFLCA CEO Alistair Nicholson

Alistair Nicholson

Age

46

Ht

197cm

Wt

100kg

Pos.

Def

Career

Season

Last 5

D

7.3

2star

K

3.2

1star

HB

4.1

3star

M

2.7

3star

T

1.1

3star

No current season stats available

D

3.6

1star

K

1.4

1star

HB

2.2

2star

M

1.4

2star

T

0.2

3star

congratulated Garner on her season and being crowned the AFLCA AFLW Champion Player of the Year again in 2023.
"Jasmine continues to wow the competition, performing to an incredibly high standard season after season. Winning back-to-back AFL Coaches Association AFLW Champion Player of the Year awards and her third in her career is incredible," Nicholson said.
"Jasmine should be very proud to be recognised by the coaches again with this award. She polled five perfect scores and votes in every match of the season, which is an outstanding feat.
"The coaches have a unique perspective on what succeeds in each of the games, which, combined with the thought that goes into allocating the votes, makes this one of the most prestigious of all the individual awards."

Kangaroos senior coach Darren Crocker acknowledged Garner’s constant drive to be the best she can for the team.
"We feel so lucky to have Jas at our club and to have had a front-row seat to another outstanding season by her," Crocker said.
"She is a special player, and to win this award for a third time is great recognition of her constant drive to get better and be the best she can be for the team."

Round 9 - Adelaide v North Melbourne​

10 Jasmine Garner (NMFC)
7 Ebony Marinoff (ADEL)
7 Ash Riddell (NMFC)
3 Anne Hatchard (ADEL)
3 Niamh Kelly (ADEL)

Round 10 - Western Bulldogs v North Melbourne​

10 Jasmine Garner (NMFC)
8 Ash Riddell (NMFC)
5 Emma Kearney (NMFC)
5 Ellie Blackburn (WB)
1 Elisabeth Georgostathis (WB)
1 Kim Rennie (NMFC)

AFLW leaderboard​

81 Jasmine Garner (NMFC)
74 Laura Gardiner (SYD)
65 Ally Anderson (BL)
64 Ebony Marinoff (ADEL)
62 Monique Conti (RICH)
61 Ash Riddell (NMFC)
60 Claudia Whitfort (GC)
57 Georgie Prespakis (GEEL)
55 Bonnie Toogood (ESS)
53 Madison Prespakis (ESS)
53 Charlie Rowbottom (GC)

North Melbourne leaderboard​

81 Jasmine Garner
61 Ash Riddell
13 Tahlia Randall
11 Emma Kearney
11 Jasmine Ferguson
11 Mia King
8 Jenna Bruton
5 Alice O'Loughlin
4 Emma King
2 Nicole Bresnehan
2 Kim Rennie
1 Bella Eddey
1 Erika O'Shea

 

[Chadwiko]

Yewwwwwwwwwwwww Jazzy.

 

[Del191229]

Gunna be fun to see how big the difference between the umpires and coaches votes is.

 

[muttley45]

Congrat's to Jas, such a humble champion, for someone clearly the best in the comp, again, by the length of the Flemington straight, a league BnF, a Premiership, and Erin Phillips medal to round off the season.

 

[CURVE]

Gunna be fun to see how big the difference between the umpires and coaches votes is.

Would you think the umpires will have learnt from previous seasons.