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Lucy Watkin

Lucy Watkin

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Producer and Co-Host, Credit to the Girls - an AFLW podcast

Melbourne

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Esporte, Economia

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Total articles 66

  • Around the state leagues: Borough make history with first VFLW flag

    By Lucy Watkin| AFL Women's@ VFLWCollingwood v Port MelbournePort Melbourne held on for its first rebel VFLW premiership after defeating Collingwood by 12 points in front of the Borough faithful at ETU Stadium on Sunday. The Magpies kicked the first goal of the game through Caitlin Sargent but it was Port Melbourne which hit back with the next three goals of the contest. Two goals to Evangelia Nikolitsis put the Pies back in front in the third quarter before Federica Frew responded to take back the lead for Port.

    By Lucy Watkin · AFL Women's

    Jul. 31, 2023

  • Around the state leagues: Pies reach VFLW GF, Sharks clinch WAFLW crown

    By Lucy Watkin| AFL Women's@ VFLWCollingwood v EssendonCollingwood has qualified for the VFLW Grand Final after holding on by four points against Essendon in their semi-final. It was a tight and contested game at Victoria Park with the Bombers taking the early lead through Mia-Rae Clifford. Collingwood went into the half-time break with a one-goal lead and was forced to hold on in the dying stages of the game. Caitlin Sargent started the season in red and black but debuted for the Pies in round nine.

    By Lucy Watkin · AFL Women's

    Jul. 18, 2023

  • Around the state leagues: Borough make history with first VFLW flag

    By Lucy Watkin| AFL Women's@ VFLWCollingwood v Port MelbournePort Melbourne held on for its first rebel VFLW premiership after defeating Collingwood by 12 points in front of the Borough faithful at ETU Stadium on Sunday. The Magpies kicked the first goal of the game through Caitlin Sargent but it was Port Melbourne which hit back with the next three goals of the contest. Two goals to Evangelia Nikolitsis put the Pies back in front in the third quarter before Federica Frew responded to take back the lead for Port.

    By Lucy Watkin · AFL Women's

    Jul. 31, 2023

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Credit to the Girls - an AFLW podcast