Geelong wins 10th straight with 30-point rout of Fremantle in wet conditions
Geelong claimed its 10th consecutive win with a 30-point defeat of Fremantle 9.10 (64) to 5.4 (34), extending its unbeaten run.
Geelong proved its premiership credentials with a dominant 30-point win over Fremantle on Saturday, claiming its 10th straight victory. The Cats kicked four goals in the opening quarter and controlled the match from start to finish, 9.10 (64) to 5.4 (34) at GMHBA Stadium.
Chantal Mason was outstanding in attack, finishing with three goals, 19 disposals and eight marks. Mason stepped up in the absence of Jackie Parry, who was sidelined by concussion.
Kearns was the cannonball in attack with 15 disposals and two goals. Geelong's midfield trio of Georgie Prespakis, Nina Morrison and Amy McDonald combined for 78 disposals, 21 tackles and 17 clearances, dominating the contest.
Fremantle's Noa McNaughton ended the game with a left ankle injury as Adelaide and Hawthorn pressed for the final top-eight spot.
- 10
- Consecutive wins
- 30 points
- Final margin
- 19
- Mason's disposals
- 78
- Midfield trio disposals
Why it mattersGeelong's run proves it has the depth and resilience to compete for the flag, while Fremantle's loss tightens the race for the final finals spot.
AustraliaGeelong's dominance in AFLW is shaping the competition's hierarchy ahead of finals, while Fremantle's result could determine whether they make the postseason.
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