Box Hill Round 14 2026 Recap
Aug 20, 2026 · 13 min · 9 segments
In this episode, Liam breaks down Box Hill’s Round 14 winagainst Casey in the 2026 VFLW Season. He talks about: · All 4 AFLW listed players to feature · Why the return of Tess Cattle…
Aug 20, 2026 · 13 min · 9 segments
In this episode, Liam breaks down Box Hill’s Round 14 winagainst Casey in the 2026 VFLW Season. He talks about: · All 4 AFLW listed players to feature · Why the return of Tess Cattle…
Down to the City Oval looking to rack up a second consecutive win, taking on the lowly Casey Demons with both sides bumping in some AFLW talent to try and get some minutes into those who did not play in the Hawthorn-Melbourne game on Thursday night.
It was a pleasant Saturday morning at the City Oval, and the Hawks kicked the only goal of the first term before a strong midfield performance created plenty of scoring opportunities for the rest of the game.
The Hawks piled on four goals, three goals, and four goals across the last...
in each of the last three quarters, respectively, running out dominant winners and all but sealed the wooden spoon for Casey, and pushed into a logjam of teams who are a few games outside the top six and will not be playing finals.
The final score was 12-6-78 to 2-5-17, an utterly dominant 61-point win from the crew and adding some much needed positivity to what's been a very tricky season for a number of reasons.
Jess Matten kicked two.
Rebecca Nieves kicked two.
Najwa Allen from the AFLW crew kicked one, alongside Tess Cadle, Rosie Dillon, Ella Stoddart, Hannah Stuart, and Zoe Muller.
Down to the City Oval looking to rack up a second consecutive win, taking on the lowly Casey Demons with both sides bumping in some AFLW talent to try and get some minutes into those who did not play in the Hawthorn-Melbourne game on Thursday night.
It was a pleasant Saturday morning at the City Oval, and the Hawks kicked the only goal of the first term before a strong midfield performance created plenty of scoring opportunities for the rest of the game.
The Hawks piled on four goals, three goals, and four goals across the last...
in each of the last three quarters, respectively, running out dominant winners and all but sealed the wooden spoon for Casey, and pushed into a logjam of teams who are a few games outside the top six and will not be playing finals.
The final score was 12-6-78 to 2-5-17, an utterly dominant 61-point win from the crew and adding some much needed positivity to what's been a very tricky season for a number of reasons.
Jess Matten kicked two.
Rebecca Nieves kicked two.
Najwa Allen from the AFLW crew kicked one, alongside Tess Cadle, Rosie Dillon, Ella Stoddart, Hannah Stuart, and Zoe Muller.
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