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2021 Nab League Girls Fixture 2021 NAB LEAGUE GIRLS FIXTURE ROUND 1 ROUND 6 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6 SATURDAY, MARCH 13 Eastern Ranges vs Western Jets (KRR) 12:00pm Gippsland Power vs Calder Cannons (GP) 11:30am Geelong Falcons vs Sydney Swans Academy (DUWP) 12:00pm Murray Bushrangers vs Bendigo Pioneers (YFG) 12:15pm Murray Bushrangers vs GWS Giants Academy (LS) 12:15pm Gippsland Power vs Tasmania (HRR) 12:30pm Tasmania vs Dandenong Stingrays (DP) 12:30pm SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 7 SUNDAY, MARCH 14 Geelong Falcons vs GWV Rebels (DUG) 11:00am GWV Rebels vs Western Jets (MARS) 11:00am Calder Cannons vs Sandringham Dragons (HRR) 11:00am Northern Knights vs Brisbane Lions Academy (LUB) 12:45pm Northern Knights vs Oakleigh Chargers (HRR) 12:45pm Eastern Ranges vs Gold Coast Suns - Academy (LUB) 2:30pm BYE: Dandenong Stingrays TBC Sandringham Dragons vs Oakleigh Chargers (TBC) TBC ROUND 2 BYE: Bendigo Pioneers SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13 ROUND 7 Northern Knights vs Calder Cannonss (LUB) 10:00am Gippsland Power vs Eastern Ranges (RR) 11:00am SATURDAY, MARCH 20 Dandenong Stingrays vs Sandringam Dragons (FP) 11:00am Calder Cannons vs Eastern Ranges (HRR) 10:30am Bendigo Pioneers vs Dandenong Stingrays (EHRR) 12:30pm Tasmania vs Western Jets (TO) 12:30pm SUNDAY, MARCH 21 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 14 Geelong Falcons vs Northern Knights (DUWP) 11:00am Bendigo Pioneers vs GWV Rebels (EHRR) 10:30am GWV Rebels vs Oakleigh Chargers (MARS) 11:30am Murray Bushrangers vs Geelong Falcons (EHRR) 12:15pm TBC BYE: Oakleigh Chargers Gippsland Power vs Murray Bushrangers (TBC) TBC Sandringham Dragons vs Western Jets (TBC) TBC ROUND 3 BYE: Tasmania SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20 ROUND 8 Calder Cannons vs Oakleigh Chargers (HRR) 10:00am Bendigo Pioneers vs Geelong Falcons (EHRR) 10:30am SATURDAY, MARCH 27 Dandenong Stingrays vs Western Jets (BRC) 12:00pm Calder Cannons vs Western Jets (HRR) 10:30am Eastern Ranges vs Tasmania (HRR) 12:30pm Geelong Falcons vs Oakleigh Chargers (DUWP) 12:30pm GWV Rebels vs Murray Bushrangers (EHRR) 1:00pm Tasmania vs Northern Knights 12:30pm SUNDAY, MARCH 28 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 21 GWV Rebels vs Northern Territory (MARS) 11:00am Sandringham Dragons vs Northern Knights (TBO) 11:00am TBC BYE: Gippsland Power Bendigo Pioneers vs Gippsland Power (TBC) TBC Dandenong Stingrays vs Murray Bushrangers (TBC) TBC ROUND 4 Sandringham Dragons vs Eastern Ranges (TBC) TBC SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27 BREAK FOR NATIONALS Eastern Ranges vs Geelong Falcons (KRR) 10:30am Gippsland Power vs Northern Knights (GP) 11:30am ROUND 9 Tasmania vs Oakleigh Chargers (NH) 12:00pm SATURDAY, APRIL 24 Murray Bushrangers vs Western Jets (CC) 12:15pm Dandenong Stingrays vs Northern Knights (SO) 11:00am Bendigo Pioneers vs Calder Cannons (EHRR) 12:30pm GWV Rebels vs Tasmania (WP) 12:30pm SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 28 Eastern Ranges vs Northern Territory (HRR) 1:00pm GWV Rebels vs Dandenong Stingrays (MARS) 11:30am Oakleigh Chargers vs Gippsland Power (WP) 2:15pm BYE: Sandringham Dragons SUNDAY, APRIL 25 Murray Bushrangers vs Sandringham Dragons (WS) 1:00pm ROUND 5 TBC Western Jets vs Bendigo Pioneers (TBC) TBC FRIDAY, MARCH 5 Geelong Falcons vs Calder Cannons (TBC) TBC Dandenong Stingrays vs Oakleigh Chargers (BRC) 7:30pm BYE: Tasmania SATURDAY, MARCH 6 Bendigo Pioneers vs Tasmania (AS) 12:30pm FINALS SERIES SUNDAY, MARCH 7 ELIMINATION FINALS - MAY 1/2 Gippsland Power vs Sandringham Dragons (GP) 12:00pm SEMI FINALS - MAY 8/9 BYE: Calder Cannons, Eastern Ranges, Geelong Falcons, GWV Rebels, GRAND FINAL - MAY 15/16 Murray Bushrangers , Northern Knights, Western Jets (KRR) Kilsyth Recreation Reserve; (YFG) Yarrawonga Football Ground; (HRR) Highgate Recreation Reserve, Craigieburn; (DUG) Deakin University, Geelong; (FP) Frankston Park; (LUB) La Trobe University, Bundoora; (GP) Gaskin Park, Churchill; (TO) Twins Oval, Kingston, Tasmania; (MARS) MARS Stadium, Ballarat; (NH) North Hobart Oval; (EHRR) Epsom Huntly Recreation Reserve, Bendigo; (BRC) Bluescope Recreation Centre, Hastings; (DP) Dial Park, Penguin; VENUES (TBO) Trevor Baker Oval, Sandringham; (CC) Cathedral College, Wangaratta; (AS) Arden Street, North Melbourne; (DUWP) Deakin University, Waurn Ponds; (LS) Lavington Sportsground, Albury; (RSEA) RSEA Park, Moorabin; (PP) Prospect Park, Launceston; (SO) Shepley Oval, Dandenong; (RR) Ronald Reserve, Morwell East; (WP) Warawee Park, Oakleigh; (WS) Wangaratta Showgrounds; (WFG) Werribee Football Ground; (TBC) To be confirmed. @NABLeague #NABLeagueGirls www.afl.com.au/nab-league.
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