Richmond vs St Kilda Match Centre
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Scoring Events
Most recent first- Jesse Tawhiao-WardlawBehind4Q 20:4458–43
- Jade McLayGoal4Q 19:0758–42
- Emelia YassirBehind4Q 15:4858–36
- Olivia WolmaransGoal4Q 9:3757–36
- Katie BrennanGoal4Q 7:5851–36
- Jaimee LambertBehind4Q 1:0645–36
- Emelia YassirGoal3Q 13:3945–35
- Darcy GuttridgeBehind3Q 8:1839–35
- Nicola BarrBehind3Q 6:5439–34
- 3Q 5:3739–33
- Molly McDonaldBehind2Q 23:3839–27
- Isabel BaconGoal2Q 21:1039–26
- Gabby SeymourGoal2Q 19:2233–26
- Charli WicksteedGoal2Q 15:1527–26
- Aoibhin ClearyBehind2Q 14:0521–26
- Katie BrennanBehind2Q 13:2020–26
- Jade McLayGoal2Q 9:0219–26
- Jade McLayGoal2Q 5:5419–20
- Alana GeeBehind2Q 4:0719–14
- Jade McLayGoal2Q 1:4319–13
- Jade McLayBehind2Q 1:0319–7
- 1Q 15:5919–6
- Emelia YassirGoal1Q 14:3819–0
- Katie BrennanGoal1Q 12:0013–0
- Gabby SeymourGoal1Q 7:397–0
- Ellie McKenzieBehind1Q 1:411–0
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Match Summary
How the match finished
Richmond beat St Kilda by 15 points, 58–43.
This match record does not include quarter scores.
Match records and coverage
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