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Game Day Guide: Our Grassroots Era
We are coming south on Tuesday to connect with our local leagues.
Here's everything you need to know ahead of our clash with the GWS GIANTS in Frankston.
St Kilda v GWS GIANTS Tuesday 8 October, 7:15pm Kinetic Stadium, Frankston | Boon Wurrung/Bunerong Broadcast on Channel 7, Fox Footy & Kayo
Public gates open at 6:15pm Please note thatmetal-tipped umbrellas are prohibited from entering the venue
With plenty of delicious food options, make sure to come hungry! Start with a Potato Tornado or maybe a hotdog, before indulging in some Greek food and don't forget to finish it off with chocolate strawberries!Â
Show your Saints colours by getting your face painted or practice your skills at our STK inflatables.
There will be a half-time Grassroots Sprint and CMC Invests quiz to help you kick your investment goals. Make sure to stick around for Macca's Kick to Kick after the game.Â
St Kilda has finalised its line-up to face the Eagles in Round 6.
This Saint's AFLW dream was hanging in the balance. Now, she is making a name for herself
A serious shoulder injury threatened Jade McLay's AFLW dream, but she is now making her mark at the Saints.
Priest shares exciting family news
St Kilda Football Club is delighted to share that inaugural Saint and former captain Hannah Priest and her partner Jake are expecting their first child.
Four-goal haul earns Saint Rising Star nom
Jade McLay has officially announced herself to the competition, being named the Round 5 Telstra AFLW Rising Star nominee.
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Saints trio sign on
Alex Dodson, Liam Stocker, and Liam O’Connell will remain at the club.
Tigers take the points but Saints get consolation through an emerging young star
Richmond controlled much of the game but a Jade McLay-led charge kept St Kilda in the contest.
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AFLW RD 5 | McLay all day with stunning three-goal blitz
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Slick Saints stun Giants in mid-week masterclass
St Kilda has powered its way to a 34-point win over GWS on Tuesday evening at Kinetic Stadium.
A fierce St Kilda has returned to the winners list in style to keep its hopes of a maiden finals berth alive, rocketing its way to a 34-point win at Frankston’s Kinetic Stadium on Tuesday evening off the back of a six-goal first half without reply.
Nick Dal Santo’s side looked a completely different outfit compared to its past three matches which saw a 3-0 start turn into an even 3-3 ledger, armed with slick ball movement, noticeable intensity and blend of strong hands and firepower in front of the sticks which banked the 7.7 (49) to 2.3 (15) result on Tuesday evening.
Jaimee Lambert (27 disposals, 11 tackles)was again sublime as the focal point of St Kilda’s charge, even battling through a shoulder injury incurred in the shadows of three-quarter time, Jesse Wardlaw netted three majors in a powerful forward performance, while Tyanna Smith (17 disposals, six clearances, one goal) was electric at every turn to ignite the Saints’ run.
There was no better display of such dash and power than Smith’s brilliant burst and goal in the opening term, powering her way from centre-wing, earning the receive from Maddie Boyd before sending the Sherrin through the sticks to cap off her side’s rapid three-goal blitz to open the game.
Smith almost replicated the feat on the siren at half-time, however narrowly missed to keep her side’s first goal burst at six unanswered.
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St Kilda had to work its way into the contest as GWS held sway in the game’s opening minutes and muscled its way on top of the contested possessions and clearances counts, and again had to weather through the orange tsunami at the start of the third as Alicia Eva bagged back-to-back majors to give her side some spark.
But the home side’s relentlessness came up trumps on multiple occasions, as too their fluidity in moving the ball from end-to-end to give their forwards every opportunity to lock the ball inside the arc. And despite bagging just one goal after half-time, the Saints had done the work to keep their plucky opponents, led by usual suspects Alyce Parker (29 disposals) and Rebecca Beeson (24), at bay.
Without midfielders OliviaVesely (managed) and Hannah Stuart (injured), the Saints were forced to turn to alternate avenues to keep their midfield mix fresh.
Debutant Kiera Whiley speaks on her exciting first game in the red, white and black.
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RD7A | Mini-Match: St Kilda v GWS
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RD7A | 'It's pleasing to get the win': Dal Santo post-game
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05:12
RD7A | Highlights v GWS
The Saints and Giants clash in week seven of the 2024 NAB AFLW Season.
00:34
RD7A | Loud and proud Saints sing the song!
Watch the Saints celebrate their week seven win
00:51
RD7A | Towering Wardlaw doubles up with perfect plucks
Jesse Wardlaw threads two first-half majors after a pair of strong grabs.
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RD7A | Incredible Smith runs and guns to electric GOTY contender
Tyanna Smith propels from the centre to thread an amazing running finish on the angle.
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Saints take over the south!
The Saints Eras Tour kicks off this Sunday in Moorabbin at RSEA Park. See you there!
First-years Charlotte Simpson (11 tackles) and Kiera Whiley (five) folded through the midfield rotation throughout the night, while the combined force of Simone Nalder and Emmelie Fiedler in the ruck had the better of the Giants’ first-choice ruck in Eilish O’Dowd.
St Kilda will return to the action this Sunday at RSEA Park to face Melbourne in the hopes of improving its tally to five wins, while GWS head to Henson Park to face Adelaide.
