Ella Zammit
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From reluctant fan to Bulldogs skipper: Pritch’s remarkable journey (opens the original)
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Western Bulldogs co-captain Isabelle Pritchard is always looking to lead by example and improve her game, even after setting new benchmarks. Despite setting a new AFLW Bulldogs' disposal record (36 touches) in Round 2 against Richmond, she is still looking at ways to get better. “I feel like after Round 1, I wasn't super happy with my performance, so to be able to step up this week was really nice," Pritchard said. “I think disposals are great, but it's really about the impact - what you do with
What they said: Richards on Wildcard Final (opens the original)
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On the game ahead and playing at the MCG: “We feel pretty confident; we’ve had a couple of weeks against some pretty good sides as well so that's always good. “(Melbourne) were a pretty informed side having played some good footy at the 'G so we knew that it was going to be a tough task. “I thought we played pretty well so it's good to have some form going into this Friday night. “I love playing at the 'G so I’m not too fussed (about playing a home final there). You’ve got to win finals at the ‘
Bontempelli commends team effort in tough game (opens the original)
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Western Bulldogs skipper Marcus Bontempelli says his side will be hoping to continue their run of momentum in Friday’s Wildcard Final against Collingwood. The Bulldogs wrapped up their home-and-away campaign by defeating Melbourne by 21 points at the MCG, with Bontempelli hoping his teammates can keep that winning feeling front of mind. Marcus Bontempelli discusses a solid win over Melbourne in our final game of the home and away season. “Ultimately you're trying to bridge today’s game and momen
McDonald praises team pressure and home crowd (opens the original)
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Following the Bulldogs’ second straight victory to open the 2026 NAB AFLW season, forward Emma McDonald highlighted how the group's focus on pressure is translating into match-day success. The Bulldogs held off Richmond to record an 11-point victory at Mission Whitten Oval on Saturday afternoon. Emma McDonald reflects on the victory over Richmond at Mission Whitten Oval. While McDonald’s three goals went a long way in the result, the 20-year-old was full of praise for her fellow forwards. “Ever
AFLW Match Preview: Dogs v Tigers (opens the original)
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Western Bulldogs v RichmondSaturday 22 August, 2:05pm AESTMission Whitten Oval, Footscray • Wurundjeri / Boon WurrungBroadcast: Kayo/Fox Footy (check broadcast guide) One Club. Two Teams. Add AFLW to your existing Bulldogs AFL Membership for just $29! Click here to learn more. Round 2, 2025Richmond 3.3 (21) def. by Western Bulldogs 6.6 (42) The Western Bulldogs outworked Richmond last season in near-perfect conditions, enjoying a 21-point win for their first of the 2025 campaign. The first three
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