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Sydney Swans Dominate Opening VFLW Clash Against Western Bulldogs

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The Sydney Swans AFLW team kicked off their VFLW campaign in style with a resounding 62-point victory over the Western Bulldogs at Whitten Oval in Victoria. The Swans showcased a blend of experience and youth, spearheaded by young midfielder Montana Ham who led the team both on and off the field.

The match was a testament to the Swans’ dominance, with key players like Laura Gardiner, Paige Sheppard, and Tanya Kennedy shining in the midfield battles. The likes of Cynthia Hamilton and Lexi Hamilton also played crucial roles in the Swans’ comprehensive win.

Alongside their AFLW-listed stars, the Swans saw impressive performances from VFLW train-on players Abbey Martin, Imogen Brown, and Senna Gulden. Sarah Grunden and Lara Hausegger also made notable contributions, highlighting the depth and talent in the Swans squad.

Head coach Scott Gowans expressed satisfaction with the team’s performance, emphasizing the focus on team cohesion, offensive prowess, and solid defensive efforts. Players like Imogen Brown, Giselle Davies, and Abbey Martin stood out for their impactful contributions during the match.

Looking ahead, the Sydney Swans will aim to carry forward their winning momentum as they gear up to face North Melbourne in the upcoming Round Four clash at Henson Park. With a strong start to their VFLW campaign, the Swans are poised for an exciting season ahead.

Rachel Adams

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