North Melbourne vs St Kilda Match Centre
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Scoring Events
Most recent first- Jasmine GarnerBehind4Q 20:0967–21
- Blaithin BogueBehind4Q 19:1266–21
- Tess CravenGoal4Q 15:5565–21
- Rushed behindRushed behind4Q 12:0159–21
- Blaithin BogueGoal4Q 8:4258–21
- Ash RiddellBehind4Q 4:2352–21
- Jaimee LambertGoal4Q 3:0551–21
- Charlotte BaskaranBehind3Q 18:4851–15
- Rushed behindRushed behind3Q 16:1051–14
- Jasmine GarnerBehind3Q 14:0250–14
- Hannah StuartBehind3Q 11:1249–14
- Vikki WallGoal3Q 5:3849–13
- Rushed behindRushed behind3Q 3:3743–13
- Rushed behindRushed behind3Q 2:2342–13
- Emma KingGoal2Q 21:3041–13
- Hannah PriestGoal2Q 19:5535–13
- Emma KingGoal2Q 17:2935–7
- Alice O'LoughlinGoal2Q 15:5329–7
- 2Q 6:3823–7
- Jesse Tawhiao-WardlawBehind2Q 1:3423–1
- Tahlia RandallGoal2Q 0:2423–0
- Jasmine GarnerBehind1Q 17:5817–0
- Emma KingBehind1Q 13:3616–0
- Emma KingGoal1Q 11:4915–0
- Kate ShierlawBehind1Q 9:289–0
- Bella EddeyBehind1Q 7:308–0
- Blaithin BogueGoal1Q 3:177–0
- Emma KingBehind1Q 1:091–0
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Match Summary
How the match finished
North Melbourne beat St Kilda by 46 points, 67–21.
This match record does not include quarter scores.
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