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06 Sept 2025
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AFLW star Yvonne Bonner was back amongst the goals this morning for Adelaide.
Yvonne Bonner and the Adelaide Crows have romped their way to a massive win against the Glenfin girl’s former club Greater Western Sydney - posting the second-highest score in competition history in a 69-point, 106-37 triumph.
In claiming their fourth straight win, the Crows still only led by two points midway through the second term, before piling on 10 goals without reply in the second half to thrash the hapless Giants.
Bonner kicked her third maximum of the season in that fruitful spell. GWS registered four consecutive behinds as it challenged the Crows in the third term, before Abbie Ballard, Jones and Rachelle Martin each then goaled for Adelaide to put the Crows 30 points clear at the final break.
⭐️THIRD GOAL OF THE SEASON ⭐️
— AFLW Ireland (@aflw_ireland) September 23, 2023
Yvonne Bonner☘️ has Kicked her 3rd Goal of the Season for @crowsaflw and against her old team GWS Giants in Round 4 #AFLW #aflwomens #aflwireland #AWholeNewBallGame pic.twitter.com/N7s0XGLdSn
That effectively wrapped things up but the Crows kept the hammer down, adding six goals in the last term.
Tanya Kennedy and her Sydney Swan teammates are back in action tomorrow, Sunday, when they host West Coast while Niamh McLaughlin and the Gold Coast Suns entertain Western Bulldogs.
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