St Kilda vs North Melbourne Match Centre
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Scoring Events
Most recent first- Emma KingBehind4Q 24:157–99
- Emma KingGoal4Q 22:187–98
- Ash RiddellGoal4Q 19:457–92
- Vikki WallBehind4Q 18:367–86
- Alice O'LoughlinBehind4Q 16:387–85
- Tahlia RandallBehind4Q 13:597–84
- Tahlia RandallBehind4Q 12:067–83
- Tahlia RandallGoal4Q 10:217–82
- Blaithin BogueGoal4Q 7:357–76
- Eilish SheerinGoal4Q 4:257–70
- Eilish SheerinBehind4Q 1:327–64
- Tahlia RandallGoal3Q 16:397–63
- Kate ShierlawGoal3Q 11:427–57
- Tahlia RandallBehind3Q 7:277–51
- Rushed behindRushed behind3Q 6:207–50
- Rushed behindRushed behind3Q 3:357–49
- Tahlia RandallGoal3Q 2:167–48
- Alice O'LoughlinBehind2Q 21:387–42
- 2Q 16:127–41
- Tahlia RandallGoal2Q 13:501–41
- Rushed behindRushed behind2Q 12:351–35
- Kate ShierlawGoal2Q 10:091–34
- Kate ShierlawGoal2Q 7:431–28
- Eilish SheerinGoal2Q 4:161–22
- Ash RiddellBehind1Q 18:371–16
- Kate ShierlawGoal1Q 17:101–15
- Alice O'LoughlinBehind1Q 14:121–9
- Alice O'LoughlinBehind1Q 7:391–8
- Tahlia RandallGoal1Q 6:101–7
- Blaithin BogueBehind1Q 5:001–1
- Jesse Tawhiao-WardlawBehind1Q 2:451–0
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Match Summary
How the match finished
North Melbourne beat St Kilda by 92 points, 99–7.
This match record does not include quarter scores.
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