Saturday, March 19, 2022

AFL 2022 Round 1: Collingwood 15.12.102 St Kilda 12.13.85

AFL 2022 ROUND 2

COLLINGWOOD v ADELAIDE

Time & Place:
Saturday March 26 1.45pm
MCG

TV:
Foxtel
Weather:
Min 14 Max 21
Chance of rain: 2% 0.0mm
Wind: WSW 11kph
Betting:
Collingwood $1.50 Adelaide $2.60

COLLINGWOOD   4.5.29   7.9.51   10.11.71   15.12.102
ST KILDA             3.2.20   5.6.36     9.12.66     12.13.85

GOALS - Collingwood: Mihocek 3, Ginnivan 2, De Goey 2, Sidebottom 2, Henry 2, J.Daicos, Elliott, Lipinski, McCreery

BEST - Collingwood: 
De Goey, Lipinski, Howe, N. Daicos, T. Adams, Mihocek, J. Daicos

INJURIES - Collingwood: Cox (ribs)

SUBSTITUTES - Collingwood: 
Tom Wilson (unused)

REPORTS - Collingwood: Nil

OFFICIAL CROWD - TBC at the MCG


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Friday, March 18, 2022

(ABC News) Collingwood-Brisbane AFLW Final Postponed After COVID-19 Hits Magpies Squad

ABC News

Key Points
  • The AFL is working out when the match can be played
  • AFLW teams must have at least 16 squad members available for selection for a match to proceed
  • The Magpies' men's program has also been hit by COVID-19
Saturday's AFLW qualifying final between Collingwood and the Brisbane Lions will be rescheduled after a wave of COVID-19 cases left the Magpies unable to field a full squad.

The AFL released a statement saying it had received a submission from Collingwood requesting the match be rescheduled.

The league said "multiple" Collingwood players were currently under its health and safety protocols.

"The AFL will work through this and provide an update on the impacts to the scheduled Brisbane Lions vs Collingwood match as soon as it is in a position to do so," the league's statement read.

The AFL confirmed the other qualifying final between North Melbourne and Fremantle — also scheduled for Saturday — would be played.

AFLW rules state teams must have at least 16 squad members available for selection for a match to proceed.

The team can be topped up by players from outside the AFLW program.

Collingwood cancelled a planned pre-finals media conference with women's coach Steve Symonds on Wednesday as it attempted to deal with the crisis.

The Magpies also confirmed their men's side had lost Will Hoskin-Elliott and two assistant coaches to health and safety protocols ahead of Friday night's AFL clash with St Kilda.

AFL 2022 Round 1: The Team + Game Details

AFL 2022 Round 1

COLLINGWOOD v ST KILDA

Time & Place:
Friday March 18, 7:50pm EDT
Docklands

TV:
7mate / Fox Footy

Weather:
Min 18 Max 21
Chance of rain: 20% <1mm
Wind: S 13kph

Betting:
Collingwood $2.25
Footscray $1.63

FB: [3] Isaac Quaynor, [30] Darcy Moore, [44] Jack Madgen

HB: [10] Scott Pendlebury, [38] Jeremy Howe, [35] Nick Daicos

C: [7] Josh Daicos, [13] Taylor Adams, [22] Steele Sidebottom

HF: [8] Trent Bianco, [41] Brody Mihocek, [31] Beau McCreery

FF: [16] Oliver Henry, [2] Jordan De Goey, [5] Jamie Elliott

FOL: [4] Brodie Grundy, [1] Patrick Lipinski, [25] Jack Crisp

IC: [46] Mason Cox, [9] John Noble, [6] Tyler Brown, [33] Jack Ginnivan

EMG: [12] Tom Wilson, [17] Callum L. Brown, [14] Darcy Cameron, [36] Harvey Harrison

NEW: Nick Daicos, Patrick Lipinski

Father-son recruit Nick Daicos will make his debut for Collingwood against St Kilda, but Will Hoskin-Elliott and two coaches won't be at Marvel Stadium due to health and safety protocols.

New senior coach Craig McRae announced the selection of the No.4 pick from the 2021 NAB AFL Draft and off-season acquisition Patrick Lipinski in front of the entire playing list and football department at the end of Wednesday's main training session at the AIA Centre.

Daicos, the son of Collingwood Team of the Century member Peter, has dazzled over the pre-season, first on the track and then in match simulation, before confirming his spot with two strong performances against Hawthorn and Greater Western Sydney.

He was Collingwood's best player in the AAMI Community Series, amassing 31 disposals across half-back at Giants Stadium and will play his first game in the famous black and white stripes against the same side his old man debuted against in 1979.

The 18-year-old has emerged as one of the favourites for this year's NAB AFL Rising Star Award alongside North Melbourne's prized pick Jason Horne-Francis, who arrived at Arden Street after being taken at pick No.1 last November.

Monday, March 14, 2022

AFLW 2022 Round 10: Collingwood 6.11.47 Richmond 1.3.9

AFLW 2022
 Qualifying Final A

COLLINGWOOD v BRISBANE

Time & Place:
Saturday March 19, 4:10pm EDT
The Gabba

TV:
Seven
Weather:
Min 20 Max 27
Chance of rain 2%: 0.0mm
Wind: E 9kph
COLLINGWOOD   1.3.9   2.5.17   4.7.31   6.11.47
RICHMOND           
0.1.1    0.3.3     1.3.9      1.3.9

GOALS - Collingwood: Alexander 2, Molloy, Moloney, Frederick, James

BEST - Collingwood: Lambert, Cann, Schleicher, Sheridan, Butler

INJURIES - Collingwood: Nil

REPORTS - Collingwood: Sophie Casey (bump on Tayla Stahl)

OFFICIAL CROWD - TBC at Victoria Park

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Sunday, March 06, 2022

AFLW 2022 Round 9: Adelaide 4.6.30 Collingwood 4.4.28

AFLW 2022 Round 10

COLLINGWOOD v RICHMOND

Time & Place:
Saturday March 12, 3:10pm EDT
Victoria Park

TV:
Seven
Weather:
Min 15 Max 23
Chance of rain 2%: 0.6mm
Wind: E 6kph
ADELAIDE            2.4.16   2.4.16   3.6.24   4.6.30
COLLINGWOOD     0.0.0   2.3.15   3.3.21   4.4.28

GOALS - Collingwood: James 2, Brown, Molloy

BEST - Collingwood: Schleicher, Rowe, Cann, Molloy, James

INJURIES - Collingwood: Fowler (neck), Lambert (ribs)

REPORTS - Collingwood: Nil

OFFICIAL CROWD - TBC at Norwood Oval


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Sunday, February 27, 2022

AFLW 2022 Round 8: Collingwood 10.6.66 Footscray 6.5.41

AFLW 2022 Round 9

COLLINGWOOD v ADELAIDE

Time & Place:
Sunday March 6, 3:10pm EDT
Norwood Oval

TV:
Seven / Fox Sports
Weather:
Min 17 Max 25
Chance of rain 48%: 0.6mm
Wind: SSW 28kph
COLLINGWOOD   3.2.20   6.2.38   9.3.57   10.6.66
FOOTSCRAY           1.3.9   3.3.21   4.4.28     6.5.41

GOALS - Collingwood: Lambert (3), Frederick (2), Molloy, Chiocci, James, Moloney, Cann

BEST - Collingwood: Lambert, Schleicher, Cann, Frederick

INJURIES - Collingwood: Bonnici (knee), Newman (concussion)

REPORTS - Collingwood: Nil

OFFICIAL CROWD - 2,796 at Victoria Park

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Monday, February 21, 2022

AFLW 2022 Round 7: North Melbourne 6.2.38 Collingwood 2.3.15

AFLW 2022 Round 8

COLLINGWOOD v FOOTSCRAY

Time & Place:
Sunday February 27, 1:10pm EDT
Victoria Park
TV:
Seven
Weather:
Min 17 Max 25
Chance of rain 2%: 0mm
Wind: SSE 17kph
NORTH MELBOURNE   2.1.13   4.2.26   5.2.32   6.2.38
COLLINGWOOD              0.1.1     1.2.8     1.2.8   2.3.15

GOALS - Collingwood: Velardo, Lambert

BEST - Collingwood: Lambert, Schleicher, Bonnici, Newman, Rowe

INJURIES - Collingwood: Fowler (ankle)

REPORTS - Collingwood: Nil

OFFICIAL CROWD - TBC at North Hobart Oval

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Sunday, February 13, 2022

AFLW 2022 Round 6: Collingwood 46 West Coast 22

AFLW 2022 Round 7

COLLINGWOOD v N. MELBOURNE

Time & Place:
Sunday February 20, 3:10pm EDT
North Hobart Oval
TV:
Fox Footy
Weather:
Min 13 Max 22
Chance of rain 5%: 0mm
Wind: WSW 15kph
COLLINGWOOD   2.0.12   2.3.15   6.3.21   7.4.46
WEST COAST      0.0.0     0.1.1     1.2.8    3.4.22

GOALS - Collingwood: Molloy 2, Alexander 2, Cann, Velardo, Bonnici 

BEST - Collingwood: Molloy, Bonnici, Lambert, Butler, Rowe, Cann, Alexander

INJURIES - Collingwood: Nil

REPORTS - Collingwood: Nil

OFFICIAL CROWD - TBC at Lathlain Park, Perth




Sunday, February 06, 2022

AFLW 2022 Round 5: Brisbane 35 Collingwood 11

AFLW 2022 Round 6

COLLINGWOOD v WEST COAST
Time & Place:
Saturday February 12, 5:10pm EDT
Victoria Park
TV:
Fox Sports
Weather:
Min 20 Max 22
Chance of rain 0%: 0mm
Wind: S 7kph
BRISBANE            0.2.2   3.4.22   4.5.29   5.5.35
COLLINGWOOD   0.2.2     0.2.2   1.4.10   1.5.11

GOALS - Collingwood: Chaston

BEST - Collingwood: Schleicher, Lambert, Butler, Brown, Bonnici

INJURIES - Collingwood: Nil

REPORTS - Collingwood: Nil

OFFICIAL CROWD - TBC at Maroochydore

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"The message to the group was we did a few things that weren't quite right … but I felt like we took a few steps forward and looked like we were putting some pieces together. We've got to continue to build on that."  – Collingwood coach Steve Symonds

Saturday, January 22, 2022

AFLW 2022 Round 3: Collingwood 5.5.35 Geelong 3.6.24

AFLW 2022 Round 4
COLLINGWOOD v FREMANTLE
Time & Place:
Sunday January 30, 3:10pm EDT
Victoria Park
TV:
Seven / Fox Footy
Weather:
Min 20 Max 25
Chance of rain 2%: 0mm
Wind: SE 22kph
Betting:
Collingwood TBC
Fremantle TBC
COLLINGWOOD   1.0.6   3.3.21   4.3.27   5.5.35 
GEELONG             1.2.8   2.3.15   2.4.16   3.6.24

GOALS - Collingwood: Molloy 2, Sheridan, James, Alexander

BEST - Collingwood: Alexander, Lambert, Bonnici, O'Dea

INJURIES - Collingwood: Nil

REPORTS - Collingwood: Nil

OFFICIAL CROWD - 2,265 at Kardinia


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"Geelong's pressure tonight was outstanding. We struggled with it at times, we weren't clean. We were able to work our way through it, we did the right things at the right time. I guess if you're winning games you're always happy. I don't think we're playing our best footy yet and that's what we're all trying to achieve is play perfect football all the time. We're still trying to work out how all the pieces are coming together."  – Collingwood coach Steve Symonds

Media Clippings
Herald Sun

    Collingwood further established themselves as premiership fancies after holding off Geelong by 11 points in one of the best games of the season. In a game dominated by fierce pressure and stoppages, the Cats threw everything they had at the Pies to nearly snatch a memorable win over their highly fancied opponents. But the class of Collingwood shone through when it mattered most, as the returning Chloe Molloy kicked two goals, Jaimee Lambert and Mikala Cann stood firm in the middle, and Ruby Schleicher gave the Pies bounce off halfback. 


    Collingwood News

    Collingwood has survived a scare from Geelong to win its third match in a row and extend the Cats' losing streak at home to 10 straight games. In a fiery clash, both teams piled on the pressure, each laying more than 60 tackles for the game as the Magpies held on to record a 5.5.(35) to 3.6 (24) victory at GMHBA Stadium that sees them move to the top of the ladder.


    The Age

    Collingwood remain undefeated after silencing Geelong as they hosted their first home Pride game under lights at Kardinia Park. The Magpies triumphed by 11 points, with Chloe Molloy kicking two of their five goals.The Cats were looking for their first win after losses to North Melbourne and Carlton. Winless at their previous nine matches at home, Geelong were boosted by the return of Nina Morrison, Julia Crockett-Grills, Sophie Van De Heuvel and Georgie Rankin, who missed round two due to health and safety protocols. The Magpies made two changes, with Molloy returning and Bella Smith added to the interchange to rotate through the ruck.

    Saturday, January 15, 2022

    AFLW 2022 Round 2: Collingwood 6.5.41 St Kilda 2.2.14

    AFLW 2022 Round 3
    COLLINGWOOD v GEELONG
    Time & Place:
    Friday January 21, 7:10pm EDT
    Kardinia
    TV:
    Fox Footy
    Weather:
    Min 16 Max 26
    Chance of rain 50%: 1-5mm
    Wind: ESE 18kph
    Betting:
    Collingwood TBC
    Geelong TBC
    COLLINGWOOD   3.3.21   4.4.28   5.5.35   6.5.41 
    ST KILDA                0.0.0     0.1.1     0.2.2   2.2.14 

    GOALS - Collingwood: Sheridan 2, O’Dea, Chaston, Newman, Cann

    BEST - Collingwood: Bonnici, Lambert, Butler, Cann, Rowe, Allen, Sheridan

    INJURIES - Collingwood: Chiocci (Achilles) replaced in selected side by Barnett, Fowler (concussion) 

    REPORTS - Collingwood: Nil

    OFFICIAL CROWD - TBC


    "It was a good start. We spoke about it last week, because we thought our start was a little bit scratchy. We made that a bit of a focus during the week. It looked like we adjusted quite well to it."  – Collingwood coach Steve Symonds

    Media Clippings
    7News

      Midfielder Brittany Bonnici has stepped up to the plate in the absence of Collingwood's co-captains, turning in a dominant best-afield performance to haul the Magpies to a 27-point AFLW victory over St Kilda. The Magpies are without Brianna Davey (ACL) for the season while Steph Chiocci (achilles) was a late withdrawal but Collingwood still proved too good to win 6.5 (41) to 2.2 (14). Bonnici racked up 26 disposals, 11 contested possessions, six clearances and 10 tackles to inspire the Magpies,as one of three stand-in co-captains alongside defenders Stacey Livingstone and Ruby Schleicher.


      Collingwood News

      Collingwood delivered another statement of its premiership intent on Saturday afternoon, overcoming a week of adversity to routinely sweep aside a struggling St Kilda at Victoria Park. With a handful of key contributors sidelined – including both of its co-captains – to injury and the AFL's health and safety protocols, the Magpies called upon their strength in depth to overwhelm the Saints from the outset and cruise to a 27-point victory. Despite the absentees, reliable duo Britt Bonnici (26 disposals, 10 tackles) and Jaimee Lambert (25 touches) remained as busy as ever in Collingwood’s depleted midfield and set the tone for the comfortable 6.5 (41) to 2.2 (14) win.

      The Age

      Collingwood’s AFLW premiership credentials were on full display at Victoria Park on Saturday, in a 27-point dismantling of St Kilda to keep their clean record this season intact. But a suspected concussion to Pies’ tall Erica Fowler and a knock to the ribs to debutant Imogen Barnett in the final quarter put a sour note on a game that had well and truly been sealed by then. Last year’s preliminary finalists, who were without forward Chloe Molloy due to health and safety protocols, outclassed the Saints, putting five unanswered goals on the board by three-quarter time to take an insurmountable 33-point lead into the final change. Collingwood’s ball movement was the highlight. After going at 65 per cent in their round one win over Carlton, they again proved too sharp for the Saints, picking off marks in defence and then using the corridor to their advantage to again register a disposal efficiency of 65 per cent. It was in the engine room where Brittany Bonnici and Jamiee Lambert controlled proceedings. Bonnici amassed 26 disposals, seven marks, 10 tackles and six clearances in a clear best afield performance, while Lambert was similarly as busy, compiling 25 touches and five clearances.

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