Southport v Yeronga-South Brisbane Round 10 Match Recap

Southport piled on 37 goals in a powerhouse performance against Yeronga, with 19 goal kickers and a big show of team-first footy.

Sharks Turn It On in Record-Breaking Win

Seniors 

Tayla Gregory


The Southport Sharks defeated Yeronga-South Brisbane by 241 points, winning 37.25 (247) to 1.0 (6).
 
Southport kicked seven goals to zero in the first quarter and 13 goals to one in the second quarter.
 
In the third quarter Southport kicked nine goals and in the last term the Sharks kicked eight goals.
 
Southport had 19 different goal kickers in the victory with Olivia Meagher and Rianna Schipp leading the way with four goals each.
 
After the game Southport Coach Matt Lappin said, “It was another really good performance from our girls.”
 
“The girls did a great job at sharing the ball around and individually sacrificed things for the benefit of the team.”
 
“We know what the end goal is as a club, we are striving towards that and I’m proud of how our players are embracing that.”
 
Next week, Southport travel to Brisbane to play the University of Queensland at UQ Playing Field 2 on Saturday 28 June at 3:45pm.
 
QAFLW Seniors Round 10 – Southport v Yeronga South Brisbane
 
SOUTHPORT 7.6 20.9 29.16 37.25 (247)

 
YERONGA SOUTH BRISBANE 0.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 (6)
 
BEST PLAYERS: Olivia Meagher, Kierra Zerafa, Ebony Milne, Rianna Schipp, Maddy Watt, Tayla Gregory
 
GOAL KICKERS: Olivia Meagher 4, Rianna Schipp 4, Maddy Baldwin 3, Keely Whittaker 3, Scarlett Featherstone 2, Maighan Fogas 2, Tayla Gregory 2, Megan Hunt 2, Lily McDonald 2, Steph O’Brien 2, Abbie Pluples 2. Kierra Zerafa 2, Leigh Alder, Tearnie Brown, Hannah Davies, Caitlin Miller, Ebony Milne, Emma Suckling, Maddy Wat
 

Reserves

Unfortunately, the Reserves game did not go ahead due to Yeronga South Brisbane not being able to field a team this week. Next week, Southport travel to Brisbane to play the University of Queensland at UQ Playing Field 2 on Saturday 28 June at 5:45pm.
 

Similar Articles

These articles are similar to the one you are reading.

This weekend’s Heritage Round isn’t just about the past, it’s about three defining premierships that shaped who we are. In ’75, ’85 and ’05, Southport didn’t just win, we made history. Now we honour the players, the moments, and the legacy that still drives us today.

The Southport Sharks women’s team are through to the QFAW Division 1 Grand Final.

Southport remains on top on top of the VFL ladder, after defeating the Brisbane Lions by 107 points at Fankhauser Reserve on Saturday.

Boyd Woodcock has won his first Doc Mackenzie Medal after being announced Southport’s VFL Best and Fairest on Friday Night at the Sharks Events Centre.

The QAFLW Round 12 match between Southport and Aspley was abandoned in the second quarter due to an injury.

The Richmond Tigers have defeated the Southport Sharks by 31 points in Round 1 of the VFL at Punt Road on Sunday Afternoon.

Southport celebrated Pride Round in style with a dominant double over Aspley, notching a 125-point win in the Seniors and a 78-point triumph in the Reserves.

Southport Sharks impressed in Round 6, with both the Seniors and Reserves recording convincing wins over Coorparoo at Fankhauser Reserve.

Acclaim Air Conditioning keeps the Southport Sharks cool.

In Sir Doug Nicholls Round, the Southport Sharks travelled to Box Hill City Oval, which is situated on Wurundjeri country, to play the Box Hill Hawks.

Southport defeated Collingwood for the first time in their history on Saturday Afternoon at Fankhauser Reserve.

The Southport Sharks have kept their season alive with a much needed 40 point win, over Coburg Lions on Saturday afternoon at Fankhauser Reserve.