AFLW Round 6 - 2024 AFLW season

[Teen Wolf]

Potential milestones

75 games
Sarah Allan (Adelaide Crows)
Justine Mules (Port Adelaide)
Nicola Stevens (St Kilda)
Darcy Vescio (Carlton)
Kaitlyn Ashmore (Hawthorn) – Ashmore is set to play her 75th match against Fremantle in Hawthorn's second match of Week Six

50 games
Elisabeth Georgostathis (Western Bulldogs)
Caitlin Greiser (Richmond)
Georgie Rankin (Geelong Cats)
Chloe Scheer (Geelong Cats)
Claudia Whitfort (Gold Coast SUNS)
Kate Darby (Geelong Cats) – Darby is set to play her 50th match against the Sydney Swans in Geelong's second match of Week Six.

50 games as captain
Meg McDonald (Geelong Cats) – McDonald is set to captain her 50th match against the Sydney Swans in Geelong's second match of Week Six.

75 goals
Danielle Ponter (Adelaide Crows) requires one goal to reach 75 career goals. Ponter is currently on 74 goals.
Katie Brennan (Richmond) requires two goals to reach 75 career goals. Brennan is currently on 73 goals.

50 goals
Tahlia Randall (North Melbourne Tasmanian Kangaroos) requires two goals to reach 50 career goals. Randall is currently on 48 goals.
Kate Shierlaw (North Melbourne Tasmanian Kangaroos) requires three goals to reach 50 career goals. Shierlaw is currently on 47 goals.

75 games as teammates
Sarah Allan and Ebony Marinoff (Adelaide Crows)

 

[Teen Wolf]

A monster 12-match round. Starting with the joke games:

Tuesday, 1 October

Geelong (15th, 1-3-1) v Fremantle (6th, 4-1)
7.15pm AEST, GMHBA Stadium
7mate - WA

Wednesday, 2 October

Hawthorn (4th, 4-1) v Gold Coast (18th, 0-4-1)
5.15pm AEST, Kinetic Stadium
7mate - QLD

Essendon (9th, 2-3) v Sydney (11th, 2-3)
7.15pm AEST, Ikon Park
7mate - VIC, NSW, QLD

And then the round proper:
Thursday, 3 October

Melbourne (16th, 1-4) v GWS Giants (14th, 1-3-1)
7.15pm AEST, Ikon Park
7mate - NSW


Friday, 4 October

Adelaide (3rd, 4-1) v St Kilda (8th, 3-2)
7.45pm AEST, Norwood Oval
7mate - VIC, SA, WA


Saturday, 5 October

North Melb. (1st, 5-0-1) v W. Bulldogs (2-4)
1.05pm AEST, Arden Street Oval
Exclusive to Foxtel/Kayo

Richmond (5th, 4-2) v Collingwood (17th, 1-5)
3.05pm AEST, Swinburne Centre
Exclusive to Foxtel/Kayo

West Coast (7th, 4-2) v Port Adelaide (10th, 2-4)
5.05pm AEST, Mineral Resources Park
7mate - WA, SA

Carlton (13th, 2-4) v Brisbane (2nd, 5-1)
7.15pm AEST, Ikon Park
7mate - VIC, QLD, SA, NSW


Sunday, 6 October

Gold Coast (18th, 0-4-1)* v Essendon (9th, 2-3)*
1.05pm AEDT, People First Stadium
Seven - VIC, SA; 7mate - QLD, NSW

Sydney (11th, 2-3)* v Geelong (15th, 1-3-1)*
3.05pm AEDT, Henson Park
Seven - VIC, SA, WA; 7mate - NSW, QLD

Fremantle (6th, 4-1)* v Hawthorn (4th, 4-1)*
5.05pm AEDT, Fremantle Oval
Seven - WA

Note the switch to AEDT on Sunday, so be sure to wind your clocks forward an hour. Then wind them back an hour because anybody who is concerned about keeping up with the time uses digital clocks which adjust automatically.

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First meeting between the Hawks and Suns. Both clubs lodged their initial applications for AFLW licences back in June 2017.

Two sets of "original 8" match-ups:

- Melbourne vs GWS. The Giants pulled off an upset in their initial meeting, since then the Dees have won 5 in a row.​

- Carlton v Brisbane. The Lions have an unflattering 2-2-1 record against the Blues, with this being their first time crossing paths since January 2022.​

The Western Bulldogs are set to travel 4.7km east for their maiden appearance at Arden Street, having previously met North Melbourne twice in Tasmania, once in Footscray, and once in East Melbourne (sometimes referred to as Richmond).

Port Adelaide, in their 3rd season in the comp, are set to travel 2,118km west to face the Eagles for the 3rd time.

 

[Flipper21]

How do you see them playing out teen?

 

[Dory_77]

Given how dismal the Dees were last week (and Q4 v Freo) I'd hope there's a response against the Giants. Should be a winnable game notwithstanding the outs but not getting my hopes up. Might be a Rigoni debut which would be a silver lining.

 

[BallaratBulldog]

I'm expecting the Dogs to get a reminder that there's plenty of work still to be done in this rebuild, from a undefeated North.