AFLW Round 12: Geelong lock in top-two finish; league stars call time
Welcome to our weekly AFLW blog for round 12 – the final round before the finals. Follow along for updates from every game, as well as news and analysis across the round.
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Welcome to our weekly AFLW blog for round 12 – the final round before the finals. Follow along for updates from every game, as well as news and analysis across the round.
Despite two massive setbacks, Riley McGree still believes his best football is ahead of him.
Is there a better sound than the roar from the MCG? The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra’s percussion section is good – but not that good.
The unpredictable series will go into its final day with the result still very much in doubt. Recent history suggests the target of 288 is within the sights of Cummins’ men.
Blake Shinn broke his leg in four places on Melbourne Cup Day last year. What followed was a brutal road back to the track.
Set among bushland, an hour north of Sydney, Grand Saddles Lodge brings a new level of indulgence to the Central Coast.
South Africa-Australia’s three-Test series has given cricket lovers savage momentum switches, memorable individual feats, and the sense that anything could happen.
Dane Rampe had stepped up as interim captain during Sydney’s finals campaign, but has decided against playing on next season.
At 4-140 and leading by just 40, the Proteas are up against it, but Australia will not want to chase much more than 200 on a surface that is now tinder dry.
Trivia buffs, test your knowledge with today’s interactive superquiz.
The champion jockey came under fire for his ride on beaten favourite Ka Ying Rising in the Everest. But he doesn’t feel the need to prove his critics wrong in Saturday’s $10 million feature.
Departing star Daly Cherry-Evans says he admired the way the Tricolours dealt with Sam Walker’s contract situation – but maintained his premiership-winning halves partner was right to put his own interests first.