Geelong Cats vs Carlton Match Centre
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Scoring Events
Most recent first- Sophie McKayBehind4Q 19:4337–55
- Poppy ScholzBehind4Q 18:2337–54
- Lila KeckGoal4Q 15:2637–53
- Caitlin ThorneBehind4Q 14:4137–47
- Rushed behindRushed behind4Q 10:0336–47
- Darcy VescioGoal4Q 8:2536–46
- Mikayla BowenGoal3Q 16:5536–40
- Aishling MoloneyGoal3Q 14:3330–40
- Jessica GoodBehind3Q 13:0724–40
- Chantal MasonBehind3Q 10:5024–39
- Chantal MasonBehind3Q 8:4623–39
- Sophie McKayBehind3Q 4:5622–39
- 3Q 3:1322–38
- Georgie PrespakisBehind3Q 0:4722–32
- Sophie McKayBehind2Q 18:5221–32
- Aishling MoloneyGoal2Q 16:4921–31
- Tara BohannaGoal2Q 11:5115–31
- Jacqueline ParryGoal2Q 8:4815–25
- Aishling MoloneyBehind2Q 7:349–25
- Rushed behindRushed behind2Q 7:028–25
- 2Q 4:237–25
- Sophie McKayBehind2Q 2:287–19
- Jacqueline ParryBehind2Q 0:427–18
- Sophie McKayBehind1Q 19:486–18
- Tara BohannaBehind1Q 16:396–17
- Rushed behindRushed behind1Q 15:276–16
- Mimi HillBehind1Q 14:406–15
- 1Q 12:296–14
- Tara BohannaBehind1Q 9:386–8
- Rachel KearnsGoal1Q 7:216–7
- Mimi HillGoal1Q 3:080–7
- Tara BohannaBehind1Q 1:280–1
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Match Summary
How the match finished
Carlton beat Geelong by 18 points, 55–37.
This match record does not include quarter scores.
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