West Coast Eagles vs Carlton Match Centre
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Scoring Events
Most recent first- 4Q 20:3024–77
- Keeley SkepperGoal4Q 16:4124–71
- Isabella LewisBehind4Q 15:3224–65
- Aisling McCarthyBehind4Q 14:3023–65
- Aisling McCarthyBehind4Q 12:4322–65
- Aimee SchmidtBehind4Q 12:1221–65
- Dana HookerGoal4Q 9:4020–65
- 4Q 5:5914–65
- Mia AustinGoal4Q 3:2914–59
- Courtney RowleyGoal3Q 20:0114–53
- Mikayla WesternBehind3Q 17:588–53
- Lily GossGoal3Q 15:157–53
- Darcy VescioGoal3Q 13:407–47
- Rushed behindRushed behind3Q 11:407–41
- Keeley SkepperGoal3Q 4:366–41
- Darcy VescioBehind3Q 1:066–35
- Jessica GoodBehind2Q 19:426–34
- Jessica Dal PosGoal2Q 17:246–33
- Lily GossBehind2Q 15:276–27
- Mia AustinGoal2Q 4:536–26
- Darcy VescioGoal2Q 3:046–20
- 2Q 1:196–14
- Rushed behindRushed behind1Q 19:426–8
- Keeley SherarBehind1Q 17:146–7
- Ella RobertsGoal1Q 9:326–6
- Keeley SkepperGoal1Q 6:530–6
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Match Summary
How the match finished
Carlton beat West Coast by 53 points, 77–24.
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