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Bulldogs Dominate Pre-Season Clash Against Hawks: Ginnivan and Sanders Shine

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Bulldogs Dominate Pre Season Clash Against Hawks: Ginnivan And Sanders Shine

The Western Bulldogs showcased their dominance in a pre-season clash against Hawthorn, securing a convincing 57-point victory with a final score of 17.17 (119) to 9.8 (62). The game highlighted stellar performances from key players, including Aaron Naughton and Jamarra Ugle-Hagan who collectively contributed eight goals, propelling the Bulldogs to a commanding win.

Jack Ginnivan, the talented recruit for Hawthorn, stood out with his lively presence and two goals in the first half. His performance, alongside the efforts of Mitch Lewis, kept the Hawks competitive early in the game, but they ultimately succumbed to the Bulldogs’ relentless pressure.

Ryley Sanders, a rising star for the Bulldogs, continued to impress with 30 disposals, showcasing his midfield prowess alongside captain Marcus Bontempelli, who tallied 32 disposals. Sanders’ standout performance solidified his place in the senior side for the upcoming season.

Notable absentees from the game included Josh Weddle, Jack Gunston, and Harry Morrison for Hawthorn, who were strategically managed to ensure readiness for the upcoming Round 1 clash against Essendon. Meanwhile, the Bulldogs demonstrated their depth with standout performances from various players, setting a strong foundation for the challenges ahead.

Looking ahead, Bulldogs’ coach Luke Beveridge faces decisions regarding the utilization of emerging talents like Sam Darcy and Jamarra Ugle-Hagan, as they continue to show promise in the forward line. The Bulldogs’ impressive display in the pre-season clash signals a competitive season ahead, with Caleb Daniel‘s role in the team also under scrutiny as selection pressure mounts.

Rachel Adams

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