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VFLW R10 team: Kangas make one switch for Seagulls
North Melbourne Werribee has made one change for its Round 10 clash with Williamstown on Saturday morning
North Melbourne Werribee has made one change for its Round 10 clash with Williamstown on Saturday morning at DSV Stadium.
Crafty small forward Tahlia Meier returns to the line-up after being involved in the Australian Indigenous Cricket Team's tour to Papua New Guinea.
Making way for Meier is Brooke Slaney.
The Roos are currently on a three-game win streak, while the Seagulls are flying having won each of their past five games.
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Round 10
Saturday, June 28 Williamstown v North Melbourne Werribee at DSV Stadium, 10.05am AEST
B
B. Deed (15)
A. Ling (24)
HB
E. Jackson (19)
S. Reid (6)
M. Zander (10)
C
C. Blair (26)
T. Ortlepp (34)
T. Meier (2)
HF
R. Tierney (23)
N. Dojiok (40)
K. Ternes (25)
F
Z. Flanigan (16)
Z. Savarirayan (35)
R
K. Reynolds (44)
R. Sutton (4)
M. Di Cosmo (12)
INT
S. Ingram (21)
C. Ryan (5)
G. Nicholas (9)
M. Clifford (47)
J. Douglas (13)
EMG
A. Gerada (14)
N. Hales (30)
C. Ugle (1)
B. Slaney (7)
IN
T. Meier
OUT
B. Slaney
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VFLW R10 report: Reid leads Roos to win in top-four clash
North Melbourne Werribee retained top spot with a tough win over third-placed Williamstown
North Melbourne Werribee has secured the double over Williamstown, earning a 21-point win over the Seagulls on Saturday morning.
The 1.6 (12) to 4.9 (33) victory at DSV Stadium was set up by the Kangaroos’ rock-solid defence, who were able to ensure the Seagulls’ attacking opportunities were few and far between.
After a hot battle for territory in the opening term, the Roos were able to gain the ascendency late in the half, kicking two goals in three minutes off the back of a 2-13 victory in the inside 50 count in the second quarter.
Stella Reid (22 disposals, six intercepts) led the charge in defence, standing up under extreme pressure. Her rebounding work was immense in keeping the Seagulls goalless to half-time, with her aerial intercept work particularly impressive.
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Super Sav
Zoe Savarirayan played one of her best games since switching to half-back, picking up 17 disposals and eight intercepts. She had an outstanding first half, using her speed and skills by foot to fulfill her defensive duties at ground level and gain valuable territory.
Nike’s flying volley
Nyakoat 'Nike' Dojiok pulled another stunner out of her bag of tricks to secure the Roos’ second just before the main break.
Only moments after Elisabeth Jackson’s opener, the star forward chased after a bouncing ball close to goal, before pulling off a superb jumping fly kick on the line to lift her side.
The Roos’ eighth win of the season could could now see them move a game clear atop the VFLW ladder, pending the result of Box Hill’s clash. North Melbourne Werribee now move to 8-2 with a whopping percentage of 220.
What the coach said
VFLW Coach Brett Gourley on the win: “It’s always nice to go out to Williamstown and come away with the win. We knew it would be a really physical contest, but to the girls' credit I thought they stood up really well under a lot of pressure.
“I thought the way we stepped up in the second quarter, where we had a lot of time in forward half, was really good and set up the game for us.”
On Reid: “I thought all of the backs were great today. I was really pleased with how they went, particularly Stella.
“I thought she really controlled the backline and she’s learning to play that position really well.
“It was a move that we made early this year and one that we thought would work for us. She’s worked extremely hard and taken it on like the star she is. We’re really proud of how she’s gone about it down there and I thought today she was absolutely outstanding.”
On Savarirayan: “She has been incredible since she has come into the team. She always turns up with a smile on her face and is happy to play whatever role we give her.
“I thought she played her best game today. The run and drive she gave us off half-back was outstanding and gave us some really good metres gained. I was really pleased with how Zoe went today, she was fantastic.”
Next up
North Melbourne Werribee will play under Friday night lights for the first time this season as they take on the Western Bulldogs at Mission Whitten Oval on Friday, July 4. The opening bounce is scheduled for 7.35pm AEST.
