Hannah Looney

And just a very quick injury update out of the VFLW.

Unfortunately, Hannah Looney sustained what seems to be quite a serious hamstring injury in the VFLW, so all thoughts go out to her.

But Ellie Simons, in better news, will be hopefully playing a scrimmage this week.

Fantastic.

The final score was 11 goals to 68 to 5-8-38, so we matched them for scoring shots, but unfortunately, we couldn't make our chances count when we had them.

Not that we care about North Melbourne Werribee's goals, so Box Hill's goals were kicked by Poppy Gardner, Kayleigh Kavanagh, AFLW-listed duo, Irish AFLW-listed duo, in fact, Hannah Looney and Niamh Martin, as well as Box Hill's Rebecca Neves.

With that, I'm going to move on to the players, and I'm going to start with the AFLW-listed players going in their jumper number order on the AFLW list.

That means I'm going to start with Najra Allen, who had a fair few good defensive moments, which won't show up on the stat sheet, although was pretty quiet in terms of impact with ball in hand.

She had five disposals, of which four were kicks going at 40%, four contested possessions, one mark, which I talked about late in the first quarter, and it was contested.

It was a really strong mark and a tackle as well.

Next up, Hannah Looney.

Didn't play in the second half when it appeared she had some compression on her right upper leg, so I wonder if she might have picked up an injury.