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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Yvonne Bonner and the Crows are in a rich vein of form.
Yvonne Bonner helped Adelaide Crows consign Essendon to their first loss of the new AFLW season with a dominant 81-34 win at Unley Oval.
The Crows now move to three wins from their opening three AFLW outings with North Melbourne and Melbourne the only other sides still with one hundred percent records in the league.
And while Bonner didn’t get on the scoresheet this time the Glenfin girl will be content enough as her team now look forward to an away trip to her former club Greater Westeran Sydney Giants next Saturday.
Donegal’s other Aussie Rules stars, Niamh McLaughlin and Tanya Kennedy, aren’t in action until tomorrow, Sunday.
Moville’s McLaughlin and her Gold Cost Sun teammates go away to Collingwood while Robert Emmets’ Kennedy and the Sydney Swans are also on the road at Brisbane.
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