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Possibly Relevant Stats QAFLW Round 14: Saturday 12 June 2021 Possibly Relevant Stats QAFLW Round 14: Saturday 12 June 2021 Coolangatta Tweed (7th) v Wilston Grange (8th) at Eximm Oval, 1pm COOLANGATTA TWEED draw WILSTON GRANGE Overall 10 1 9 At Eximm Oval 3 1 5 In Finals 0 - 1 Aggregate Score 148.176 (1064) 102.105 (717) Finals • 2017 First Semi Final: Wilston Grange 10.6 (66) d Coolangatta 1.4 (10) at Hickey Park Highest Score for Coolangatta: 16.25 (121) in Rd 16, 2015 at Eximm Oval for Wilston Grange: 13.10 (88) in Rd 7, 2018 at Eximm Oval Lowest Score for Coolangatta: 1.1 (7) in Rd 7, 2018 at Eximm Oval for Wilston Grange: 0.0 (0) in Rd 2, 2016 at Hickey Park Greatest Winning Margin for Coolangatta: 114 – Rd 16, 2015: Coolangatta 16.25 (121) d Wilston Grange 1.1 (7) at Eximm Oval for Wilston Grange: 81 – Rd 7, 2018: Wilston Grange 13.10 (88) d Coolangatta 1.1 (7) at Eximm Oval Smallest Winning Margin for Coolangatta: 16 – Rd 10, 2020: Coolangatta 5.8 (38) d Wilston Grange 3.4 (22) at Hickey Park for Wilston Grange: 6 – Rd 3, 2014: Wilston Grange 7.6 (48) d Coolangatta 6.6 (42) at Eximm Oval 6 – Rd 7, 2021: Wilston Grange 3.9 (27) d Coolangatta 3.3 (21) at Hickey Park Longest Winning Sequence for Coolangatta: 7 – Rd 12, 2014 to Rd 6, 2016 for Wilston Grange: 5 – First Semi Final, 2017 to Rd 5, 2019 Most Goals in a Game for Coolangatta: 5 – Jordan Membrey in Rd 6, 2016 at Scottsdale Drive, Robina for Wilston Grange: 4 – Maddison Peeters, First Semi Final, 2017 at Hickey Park All-time Leading Goalscorers 13 Maddison Peeters (Wilston Grange) 11 Lauren James (Coolangatta Tweed) 11 Acacia Powell (Coolangatta Tweed) 10 Rosalie Adamson (Coolangatta Tweed) 10 Jamie Stanton (2 for Coolangatta; 8 for Wilston Grange) Last five meetings: Rd 7, 2021: Wilston Grange 3.9 (27) d Coolangatta 3.3 (21) at Hickey Park • was 7th v 8th at the time but a very intense match; shown on NITV • 2 goals each to Brooke Sheridan (WG) and Kitara Whap-Farrar (CT) • Wilston Grange broke a 10-match losing streak Rd 10, 2020: Coolangatta 5.8 (38) d Wilston Grange 3.4 (22) at Hickey Park • Leah Kaslar and Lauren James kicked 2 each for Coolangatta who led 30-8 at HT • played in very high winds; boundary throw-ins frequently blown sideways Rd 7, 2020: Coolangatta 6.7 (43) d Wilston Grange 3.3 (21) at Eximm Oval • 14-all at half time; Coolangatta won 2nd half 4.5 to 1.1 • 2 goals each to Paige Parker, Kitara Farrar (CT) and Lucia Liessi (WG) Rd 11, 2019: Coolangatta 10.3 (63) d Wilston Grange 2.1 (13) at Hickey Park • Coolangatta kicked 4 goals in the 2nd quarter to lead 39-6 at half time • 3 goals to Jannifer Gomes; 2 goals to Madeline Smith Rd 5, 2019: Wilston Grange 9.7 (61) d Coolangatta 4.4 (28) at Eximm Oval • Wilston Grange kicked 4 goals in the opening quarter and were never headed • 3 goals to Maddison Peeters; 2 to Sarah Fuller; 2 to Sandra Carter Miscellaneous • Five players have represented both clubs in the QAFLW: Eilish Grundon; Amy Kelly; Bri McFarlane; Jordan Membrey; Jamie Stanton. Membrey and Stanton have won QAFLW Grand Finals with both clubs and have kicked goals for both teams against the other. • Both have clubs have had a run of 7 matches undefeated over the other: ◦ Coolangatta Tweed won 7 matches in a row over Wilston Grange from Round 12, 2014 to Round 6, 2016 (average winning margin of 82.4 points). ◦ Wilston Grange had 6 wins and a draw against Coolangatta Tweed from Round 4, 2017 to Round 5, 2019 (average winning margin of 44 points not including the draw). COOLANGATTA TWEED WILSTON GRANGE Last five matches lost Coorparoo (A) 22-84 lost Yeronga (H) 20-70 lost Maroochydore (H) 23-116 lost Uni of Qld (A) 2-104 lost Bond Uni (A) 7-84 lost Maroochydore (A) 13-83 lost Uni of Qld (Giffin) 21-50 lost Aspley (Giffin) 17-45 lost Yeronga (H) 32-113 lost Coorparoo (H) 12-75 Attack and defence 7th in attack Total: 42.57 (309) 8th in attack Total: 31.39 (225) 23.8 pts/game 17.3 pts/game 7th in defence Total: 115.122 (812) 8th in defence Total: 128.122 (890) 62.5 pts/game 68.5 pts/game Next week No further matches in 2021 No further matches in 2021 Bond University (1st) v University of Queensland (2nd) at Bond University, 3:30pm BOND UNIVERSITY draw UNIVERSITY OF QLD Overall 6 - 1 At Bond University 2 - 1 In Finals - - - Aggregate Score 53.52 (370) 24.20 (164) Highest Score for Bond Uni: 11.7 (73) in Rd 4, 2018 at Jindalee Recreational Reserve for UQ: 10.7 (67) in Rd 10, 2018 at Bond University Lowest Score for Bond Uni: 3.7 (25) in Rd 10, 2018 at Bond University for UQ: 0.1 (1) in Rd 2, 2020 at Bond University Greatest Winning Margin for Bond Uni: 59 – Rd 4, 2018: Bond Uni 11.7 (73) d UQ 2.2 (14) at Jindalee Recreational Reserve for UQ: 42 – Rd 10, 2018: UQ 10.7 (67) d Bond Uni 3.7 (25) at Bond University Smallest Winning Margin for Bond Uni: 30 – Rd 8, 2020: Bond Uni 7.8 (50) d UQ 3.2 (20) at St Lucia No. 2 for UQ: as above Longest Winning Sequence for Bond Uni: 5 – Rd 4, 2019 to Rd 7, 2021 (current) for UQ: 1 – Rd 10, 2018 Most Goals in a Game for UQ: 2 – Gabby Collingwood, Sabrina Frederick, Sharni Webb in Rd 10, 2018 at Bond University 2 – Maria Moloney, Rachael Vetter in Rd 4, 2019 at Giffin Park 2 – Dakota Davidson in Rd 8, 2020 at St Lucia No. 2 2 – Grace Brennan in Rd 7, 2021 at St Lucia No. 2 for Bond Uni: 3 – Krystal Scott in Rd 4, 2018 at Jindalee Recreational Reserve and 3 – Kalinda Howarth in Rd 10, 2019 at Bond University All-time Leading Goalscorers 7 Kalinda Howarth (Bond Uni) 5 Taylor Smith (Bond Uni) (Ten players have kicked 2 goals for UQ) Last five meetings: Rd 7, 2021: Bond Uni 4.5 (29) d UQ 2.3 (15) at St Lucia No. 2 • top of the table clash; Bond, undefeated at the time, were held to their then lowest score of 2021 • 2 goals to Mikayla Pauga (Bond) and Grace Brennan (UQ) Rd 8, 2020: Bond Uni 7.8 (50) d UQ 3.2 (20) at St Lucia No. 2 • Bond led 3.4 (22) to nil at quarter time • 2 goals each to Kalinda Howarth (Bond), Taylor Smith (Bond) and Dakota Davidson (UQ) Rd 2, 2020: Bond Uni 8.8 (56) d UQ 0.1 (1) at Bond University • This was the first time since Rd 11, 2015 at UQ had not scored a goal in a QAFLW match • 2 goals each to Lydia Pingel and Maddison Levi Rd 10, 2019: Bond Uni 10.9 (69) d UQ 2.3 (15) at Bond University • An even performance from Bond saw them win all four quarters of the match • 3 goals to Kalinda Howarth; 2 each to Jess Maher and Jessica Watts Rd 4, 2019: Bond Uni 10.8 (68) d UQ 5.2 (32) at Giffin Park • UQ led by a goal at quarter-time before Bond kicked 4 goals in the 2nd quarter • Four players each kicked two goals: Kalinda Howarth and Taylor Smith for Bond; Rachael Vetter and Maria Moloney for UQ. Miscellaneous • Four players have represented both Bond and UQ in the QAFLW: Lauren Bella; Ruby Blair; Xanthe Cerutti; and Jess Maher. Of these, Cerutti is the only one to have moved from Bond to UQ. • Kate Harvey, Sinead Hastie and Sarah Lake have each played for Bond University in the QAFLW Development League in 2021 having previously played for UQ in the QAFLW. BOND UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND Last five matches d Maroochydore (A) 37-22 d Aspley (H) 96-24 d Yeronga (H) 28-21 d Wilston Grange (H) 104-2 d Coolangatta (H) 84-7 lost Coorparoo (A) 34-41 d Coorparoo (H) 64-20 d Coolangatta (Giffin) 50-21 d Aspley (A) 27-22 d Maroochydore (H) 66-23 Attack and defence 2nd in attack Total: 95.106 (676) 1st in attack Total: 100.102 (702) 52.0 pts/game 54.0 pts/game 1st in defence Total: 32.32 (224) 2nd in defence Total: 47.62 (344) 17.2 pts/game 26.5 pts/game Next week Home for Second Semi Final TBA Aspley (6th) v Maroochydore (3rd) at Graham Road, 4pm ASPLEY MAROOCHYDORE Overall 0 5 At Graham Road 0 2 In Finals - - Aggregate Score 6.10 (46) 57.52 (394) Highest Score for Aspley: 4.3 (27) in Rd 3, 2019 at Graham Road for Maroochydore: 15.9 (99) in Rd 3, 2019 at Graham Road 14.15 (99) in Rd 13, 2019 at Moreton Bay Central Sports Complex Lowest Score for Aspley: 0.0 (0) in Rd 13, 2019 at Moreton Bay Central Sports Complex 0.0 (0) in Rd 11, 2020 at Maroochydore Multisports Complex for Maroochydore: 6.9 (45) in Rd 7, 2021 at Maroochydore Multisports Complex Greatest Winning Margin for Maroochydore: 99 – Rd 13, 2019: Maroochydore 14.15 (99) d Aspley 0.0 (0) at Moreton Bay Smallest Winning Margin for Maroochydore: 27 – Rd 7, 2021: Maroochydore 6.9 (45) d Aspley 2.6 (18) at Maroochydore Longest Winning Sequence for Maroochydore: 5 – Rd 3, 2019 to Rd 7, 2021 (current) Most Goals in a Game for Aspley: 2 – Michaela Campbell in Rd 3, 2019 at Graham Road for Maroochydore: 5 – Shannon Campbell in Rd 11, 2020 at Maroochydore Multisports All-time Leading Goalscorers 9 Shannon Campbell (Maroochydore) 6 Chloe Gregory (Maroochydore) 6 Mikayla Pauga (Maroochydore) 5 Ruby McDowell (Maroochydore) … 2 Michaela Campbell (Aspley) Last five meetings: Rd 7, 2021: Maroochydore 6.9 (45) d Aspley 2.6 (18) at Maroochydore Multisports • 2 goals each to Jessee Sills and Brooke Matheson (Maroochydore) • Aspley scored its first goals against Maroochydore since Round 3, 2019 Rd 11, 2020: Maroochydore 14.11 (95) d Aspley 0.0 (0) at Maroochydore Multisports • 5 goals to Shannon Campbell; 3 each to Jennifer Carden-David and Mikayla Pauga Rd 1, 2020: Maroochydore 8.8 (56) d Aspley 0.1 (1) at Graham Road • 2 goals each to Ashleigh Hales, Chloe Gregory and Mikayla Pauga Rd 13, 2019: Maroochydore 14.15 (99) d Aspley 0.0 (0) at Moreton Bay Central Sports Complex • This was the first of four games played on Pride Day • 2 goals each to Chloe Gregory, Kate Surman, Shannon Campbell, Bella Smith and Tahlia Randall Rd 3, 2019: Maroochydore 15.9 (99) d Aspley 4.3 (27) at Graham Road • The first ever QAFLW match to be played at Graham Road • Maroochydore led 6.4 (40) to nil at Quarter Time • 4 goals to Ruby McDowell, 2 each to Chloe Gregory, Shannon Campbell and Chelsea Chesterfield (Maroochydore) and Michaela Campbell (Aspley) Miscellaneous • Ashleigh Hales is the only player to have represented both Aspley and Maroochydore in the QAFLW.
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