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Jasmine Garner reveals mixed emotions over North Melbourne trading for Nick Blakey

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Jake Stringer set for St Kilda medical ahead of potential move

Delisted forward Jake Stringer is expected to undergo a medical at St Kilda on Monday as the club moves towards signing him, according to The Age. The 32-year-old kicked 48 goals for Greater Western Sydney in 2026 before being delisted at the end of the season. Joining the Saints would make the premiership player a four-club footballer across his 250-game career.

Fremantle beat St Kilda to move back into top eight

Fremantle have returned to the AFLW top eight after defeating St Kilda by 10 points at Cockburn ARC Oval on Sunday, winning 7.8 (50) to 6.4 (40). The Saints led early in the final term in caretaker coach Matt Brewer's first match, but the Dockers kicked three late goals to secure the win. Eden Zanker and Noa McNaughton kicked two goals each.

GWS beat Hawthorn by one point in AFLW round 10

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North Melbourne beat Essendon by 52 points to regain top spot

North Melbourne regained top spot on the AFLW ladder with a 52-point win over Essendon at Windy Hill on Sunday. The Kangaroos pulled away in the second half to secure a 12.13 (85) to 5.3 (33) victory. Jasmine Garner finished with 27 disposals and two goals, while Ash Riddell gathered 32 touches.

International Rules series set to return in 2027

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Adelaide defeat Gold Coast to end Suns' winning streak

Adelaide have ended Gold Coast's six-match winning streak with a 10.3 (63) to 7.11 (53) victory at Unley Oval on Saturday. Sisters Grace and Niamh Kelly combined for five goals before Chloe Bown sealed the result with a minute remaining. Adelaide's Maddie Newman was carried from the ground in the third quarter with a potentially serious left knee injury.

Geelong beat West Coast by 53 points to dent Eagles' finals hopes

West Coast's AFLW finals hopes were dealt a major blow on Saturday night after an 8.18 (66) to 1.7 (13) defeat to Geelong. The 53-point loss was the Eagles' biggest defeat of the season, with the home side held goalless until co-captain Bella Lewis scored late in the fourth quarter. Georgie Prespakis recorded 39 disposals for the Cats.

James Jordon pictured in America with partner following Pullman Hotel incident

Sydney Swans player James Jordon has been pictured holidaying in Texas with partner Emily Twycross, almost two months after the Pullman Hotel incident. The couple appeared in photos alongside teammate Tom Papley and Steffie Waters. Jordon is one of five Swans players suspended over the August 17 event, with Victoria Police confirming the investigation remains ongoing and no charges have been laid.

On this day, 19 October

2009

On Diwali Day in Suva, Fiji held its first footy carnival, the David Rodan Cup, three days after AFL Fiji was launched in the Banyan Room of the Holiday Inn.

  1. 1982

    Footscray took East Fremantle ruckman Andrew Purser with the first pick of the 1982 VFL draft, a draft of just two picks per club that was then shelved until 1986.

  2. 1998

    Tyson Stengle born

    Geelong, 109 games (2017-2025)

2026 draft order

Out of contract

  1. SYD36yo
  2. BRL30yo
  3. NTH28yo
  4. RCH24yo
  5. STK25yo
  6. NTH22yo
  7. BRL29yo
  8. STK23yo
  9. WBD27yo

Ladder

#
Team
P
W
D
L
F
A
%
Pt
Top 4
1
FRE
FRE
23190422861666137.276
2
SYD
SYD
23180525431869136.172
3
BRL
BRL
23160724992054121.764
4
HAW
HAW
23152622601881120.264
Top 6
5
GEE
GEE
23150823551925122.360
6
ADE
ADE
23150821691849117.360
Wildcard
7
MEL
MEL
23150823012099109.660
8
WBD
WBD
2313191901199295.454
9
COL
COL
23122920211974102.452
10
CAR
CAR
231211020071978101.550
Bottom 8
11
STK
STK
231001320301974102.840
12
GWS
GWS
23100132073209599.040
13
GCS
GCS
2390142011212894.536
14
NTH
NTH
2390141932217588.836
15
PAD
PAD
2370161804204888.128
16
WCE
WCE
2340191615233369.216
17
RCH
RCH
2330201483237362.512
18
ESS
ESS
2320211601247864.68

Done deals

  1. Will McLachlan to Melbourne

    • BRL get R3 (WCE) - Pick 45, F2 (MEL)
    • MEL get Will McLachlan, F2 (BRL)

    Slightly favours Brisbane

  2. Luke Pedlar to Port Adelaide

    • ADE get R2 (CAR) - Pick 32, F4 (RCH)
    • PAD get Luke Pedlar, R2 (ADE) - Pick 34

    An even trade

  3. Bodie Ryan to Melbourne

    • HAW get R6 (MEL) - Pick 107
    • MEL get Bodie Ryan

    An even trade

  4. Josh Goater to Hawthorn

    • HAW get Josh Goater
    • NTH get F3 (PAD)

    An even trade

  5. Keidean Coleman to Essendon

    • BRL get R2 (ESS) - Pick 21, R2 (GWS) - Pick 27
    • ESS get Keidean Coleman (4-year deal to 2030), R2 (NTH) - Pick 25

    Favours Brisbane

  6. Rivers and Viney to West Coast

    • MEL get R3 (WCE) - Pick 45, F2 (WCE), F4 (WCE), FF2 (WCE)
    • WCE get Jack Viney (2-year deal to 2028), Trent Rivers (5-year deal to 2031), FF2 (MEL)

    Slightly favours West Coast

  7. Brisbane and Western Bulldogs pick swap

    • BRL get F2 (WBD)
    • WBD get R2 (BRL) - Pick 42, R3 (MEL) - Pick 53

    Lopsided towards Western Bulldogs

  8. Brisbane and GWS pick swap

    • BRL get R2 (NTH) - Pick 25, R2 (GWS) - Pick 28
    • GWS get R1 (BRL) - Pick 20, R3 (SYD) - Pick 59

    Slightly favours Brisbane

2027 list projections

Club+/-Biggest move
  1. NTH+1.8Nick Blakey in, traded from Sydney
  2. HAW+1.5Zach Merrett in, traded from Essendon
  3. GEE+0.8Rowan Marshall in, traded from St Kilda
  4. WCE+0.6Trent Rivers in, traded from Melbourne
  5. BRL-1.3Lachie Neale out, free agent to Collingwood
  6. ADE-1.3Taylor Walker out, retired
  7. MEL-2.2Steven May out, retired
  8. GWS-3.8Lachie Whitfield out, traded to Carlton