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2022 NAB AFLW Season 6
Richmond v Kangaroos
Round 6 •
18 2.6
Full Time
37 5.7
Kangaroos Won By 19
Swinburne Centre,  Melbourne  • Wurundjeri

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    Beware the wounded Tiger? Four questions ahead of Kangaroos v Richmond

    The burning questions ahead of Saturday's clash at the Swinburne Centre

    The Roos head to Richmond looking for their fourth straight win

    The North Melbourne Tasmanian Kangaroos will take the short drive to the Swinburne Centre this week to tackle Richmond in the hopes of consolidating their spot in the top four.

    Here are four of the burning questions ahead of the Kangaroos' Round 6 clash.

    Should the Kangaroos beware the wounded Tiger?

    Richmond lost Hannah Burchell (knee) and Laura McClelland (ankle) in last week's loss to the Bulldogs, adding to a mounting injury list that already features key players Harriet Cordner (knee) and Courtney Wakefield (shoulder).

    That would appear to leave the Tigers up against it on Saturday, but their performances so far this season against quality opposition suggest this could be a banana peel match for the Roos.

    After demolishing St Kilda in Round 1, two of Richmond’s most convincing performances have come against Melbourne and Fremantle, both of whom currently hold spots in the top three. With scores of 38 against the Demons and 44 against the Dockers, they registered the two largest losing scores by any team so far this season.

    While the Tigers may sit 1-4, they will be no easy beats for North.

    Will the Roos revive their goalkicking radar?

    While the Kangaroos looked comfortable for large parts of the game against Fremantle last week, their struggles in front of goal kept the Dockers in the game for far longer than they should have been.

    Eight consecutive behinds followed the Kangaroos' opening goal in blustery conditions in Hobart, continuing to a run of inaccurate returns in front of the sticks. The Kangaroos have kicked 24 goals and 37 behinds this season at an average of 0.65 goals kicked per point, lower than the league average of 0.77.

    The Roos might be able to take some inspiration from the Tigers, who are at the opposite end of the spectrum for goalkicking accuracy. Despite kicking just 1.7 in last week’s loss to the Western Bulldogs, they’ve kicked 29.19 for the season, at an average of 1.53 goals per behind.

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    Who do the Tigers tag?

    Ash Riddell has been putting together an exceptional season in 2022. As of the mid-point of the season she currently sits tied for first place in the race to be named AFLCA Champion Player of the Year.

    While Riddell has been the player to stand up most frequently for North’s midfield this season, Mia King is putting together the best season of her young career, and Jenna Bruton’s move back inside off the wing has brought the best out of her this campaign.

    Those performances, coupled with Jas Garner’s return to her brilliant best against the Dockers provides Richmond with a match-up headache, and the question of how to contain all the Kangaroos’ midfield threats.

    Can the Tigers rediscover their forward firepower?

    Richmond have scored a whopping 193 points in their five matches - the fourth most of any team in AFLW this season, and 12 more points than the Kangaroos.

    However, the Tigers haven’t won a game since their 10-goal haul against St Kilda in the opening round of the season, and they’ve scored fewer points in each of the last three weeks than the previous week. They scored just 13 points last week, kicking just one goal against the Western Bulldogs. 

    While their offensive output may have slid since the opening two weeks of the season, the evidence is there to show that Richmond is more than capable of blowing teams away in attack. It’s up to the Kangaroos’ defence to figure out how to keep the Tigers quiet.

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    AFLW: Garner powers Roos to fourth straight win

    Jas Garner inspires North Melbourne Tasmania to a 19-point win over Richmond

    Jas Garner puts the brakes on Richmond's Ellie McKenzie

    Kangaroo midfielder Jas Garner has continued her outstanding run of form, powering North Melbourne Tasmania to a 19-point win over Richmond on Saturday.

    The Roos trailed in the second quarter but flexed their muscles to seal the 5.7 (37) to 2.6 (18) victory, cementing their place inside the top six on the AFLW ladder.

    Garner, who earned a perfect 10 coaches' votes for her performance in the win over Fremantle in round six, had 26 disposals including 12 contested possessions, seven clearances and a goal in a dominant display at the Swinburne Centre.

    Despite missing a handful of key players due to injury, the Tigers stayed with the Kangaroos for most of the first three quarters, before Darren Crocker's team put the foot down in the closing stages of the third term.

    The Kangaroos have now peeled off four consecutive wins to put them two games inside the top six, with four rounds to play in the home and away season. 

    The Kangaroos kicked two crucial goals in the closing minutes of the third quarter, the first arriving when Sophie Abbatangelo danced around the Tiger defence to put the Roos two goals in front.

    Minutes later Daria Bannister stretched the margin even further after punishing Richmond for a sloppy holding free kick in front of goal. 

    The final 15 minutes was an arm wrestle between two sides in different states of evolution. North Melbourne looks capable of beating the very best in the competition, while Richmond was kept in the contest by dual All-Australian Monique Conti who never stopped finding the ball in transition, dancing around opponents and putting the ball inside 50.

    Star Kangaroo midfielder Ash Riddell continued her brilliant season to date, amassing massive numbers again to finish with 30 disposals including 21 kicks, while skipper Emma Kearney had 21 touches.

    An ankle knock to forward Daisy Bateman was the only concern for the Roos. Bateman hobbled from the ground after tangling with a Tiger defender in the third term but was able to return in the final quarter.

    The ball magnet

    Ash Riddell started the season by equalling the AFLW disposal record with 35 touches in round one and hasn’t looked back since. The 25-year-old has been on a tear, adding another big day on Saturday to take her season average to 28 disposals, 18 kicks and 10 handballs across the first six rounds.

    The ladder now

    The win lifts the Roos to third, at least temporarily, with the fourth-placed Demons playing the Giants later on Saturday. It's a promising launching pad ahead of a period which might define the club's season. The Roos play Melbourne, Collingwood and Brisbane next up, who make up three of the current top six:

    1. Adelaide: 5W, 0L, 272%
    2. Fremantle: 5W, 1L, 187.3%
    3. North Melbourne Tasmania: 5W, 1L, 159.1%
    4. Melbourne 4W, 1L, 154.9%
    5. Brisbane Lions 3W, 1L, 130.1%
    6. Collingwood, 3W, 2L, 101.5%

    What's next?

    The Kangaroos will have the opportunity to avenge the six-point defeat by Collingwood in last year's qualifying final. They host the Magpies in Hobart at 3.10pm on Sunday, February 20. Tassie remains a happy hunting ground for the Roos, who rolled the Dockers in Hobart in round five to extend their unbeaten record in the state to seven games.

    Richmond                              0.1   1.3   2.3   2.6 (18)
    North Melbourne Tasmania 1.2   3.2   5.5   5.7 (37)

    GOALS
    Richmond: Brennan, Yassir
    North Melbourne Tasmania: Abbatangelo, Bannister, Garner, M King, Randall

    BEST 
    Richmond: Conti, McKenzie, Brennan, Miller, S.Hosking
    North Melbourne Tasmania: Garner, Kearney, Riddell, Abbatangelo, Brown, M.King

    INJURIES
    Richmond: Nil 
    North Melbourne Tasmania: Bateman (ankle)

    Late changes: Nil

    Reports: Nil

    Crowd: 1093

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    AFLW: Garner powers Roos to fourth straight win

    Jas Garner inspires North Melbourne Tasmania to a 19-point win over Richmond

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