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Women's AFL all-star game highlights: Bulldogs by 39

3rd September, 2016
First Bounce: 7:10pm (AEST)
Venue: Whitten Oval, Footscray
TV: Live on 7mate

Western Bulldogs
1. Darcy Vescio, 2. Ellie BLACKBURN 3. Katie BRENNAN 4. Emma KING 5. Emma KEARNEY 6. Nicola BARR 7. Jaimee LAMBERT 8. Leah KASLAR 9. Emma HUMPHRIES 10. Kaitlyn ASHMORE 11. Richelle CRANSTON 12. Bianca JAKKOBSON Cranbourne 13. Lauren ARNELL 14. Maddy KERYK 15. Nicola STEVENS Melbourne 16. Maddy COLLIER 17. Steph CHIOCCI (c) 18. Emily BATES 19. Ellyse GAMBLE Burnie Dockers 20. Hannah SCOTT 21. Moana HOPE 22. Brianna DAVEY 23. Tahlia RANDALL
Emergencies:
4. Rebecca PRIVITELLI 28. Jess WUETSCHNER 29. Kim EBB

Melbourne
3. Brianna GREEN 4. Karen PAXMAN 5. Emma SWANSON 6. Kellie GIBSON 7. Tayla HARRIS 8. Penny CULA-REID 9. Tayla THORN 10. Ebony MARINOFF 11. Jess CAMERON 12. Ebony ANTONIO 13. Lauren PEARCE 14. Alicia EVA 15. Kara DONNELLAN 16. Sabrina FREDERICK-TRAUB 17. Angela FOLEY 18. Melissa HICKEY 19. Hayley MILLER 21. Cecilia MCINTOSH 22. Elise O'DEA 26. Chelsea RANDALL 31. Daisy PEARCE (c) 32. Nicole HILDEBRAND 33. Bree WHITE
Emergencies:
1. Sarah HOSKING 6. Tiarna ERNST 20. Brooke LOCHLAND
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The Western Bulldogs and Melbourne will be contesting the women’s All-star game in a weekend full of footy action despite the finals bye. Join The Roar for all the live scores, action and highlights from 7:10pm (AEST).

In the midst of the men’s finals round bye, the AFL has put on the EJ Whitten legends game and now it’s time for the women’s All-star fixture.

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As the first national women’s league draft approaches, on October 12, the game is a perfect hunting ground for scouts to get a last look at the women before the clubs decide on their rosters.

The eight inaugural clubs have already picked up two marquee signings each, but now wait for the draft to strengthen their sides for the opening 2017 campaign.

“It will be a chance to showcase women’s footy at the highest level; there are so many talented footballers playing this weekend and we can all come together and play a really great standard of football”, said Western Bulldogs midfielder Ellie Blackburn.

The rules for tonight’s clash have been altered a bit to open up the contest and create an exciting brand of footy to showcase the growing women’s game.

Each side will have a reduced 16 girls on the park with six on the interchange bench, while the balls being used a slightly smaller than regular footy’s.

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