Gold Coast SUNS vs Geelong Cats Match Centre
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Scoring Events
Most recent first- Tara BohannaGoal4Q 21:4227–96
- Shelley ScottGoal4Q 20:0221–96
- Jamie StantonBehind4Q 18:3621–90
- Tara BohannaBehind4Q 14:4920–90
- Daisy D'ArcyGoal4Q 11:1319–90
- Georgie RankinGoal4Q 8:5913–90
- Mikayla BowenBehind4Q 6:2813–84
- Annabel KievitGoal4Q 5:1613–83
- Jacqueline ParryGoal4Q 3:247–83
- Mikayla BowenGoal4Q 0:547–77
- Aishling MoloneyGoal3Q 18:087–71
- Nina MorrisonBehind3Q 16:017–65
- Darcie DaviesBehind3Q 15:057–64
- Amy McDonaldBehind3Q 12:476–64
- Rushed behindRushed behind3Q 9:116–63
- Tara BohannaGoal3Q 7:416–62
- Shelley ScottGoal3Q 6:290–62
- Aishling MoloneyGoal3Q 1:280–56
- Jacqueline ParryGoal2Q 18:270–50
- Zali FriswellGoal2Q 15:310–44
- Mikayla BowenBehind2Q 13:510–38
- Aishling MoloneyBehind2Q 12:240–37
- Jacqueline ParryGoal2Q 11:150–36
- Aishling MoloneyGoal2Q 3:400–30
- Kate KennyGoal1Q 19:560–24
- Nina MorrisonGoal1Q 18:290–18
- Aishling MoloneyGoal1Q 14:360–12
- Shelley ScottGoal1Q 8:100–6
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Match Summary
How the match finished
Geelong beat Gold Coast by 69 points, 96–27.
This match record does not include quarter scores.
Match records and coverage
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