Collingwood reports progress after losing to Hawthorn in round three
AFL • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 1, 2026, 3:57 AM
Last updated Sep 1, 2026

Collingwood recorded a 28-point loss to Hawthorn on August 30, 2026, at Victoria Park, marking their third defeat of the AFLW season. Despite the final score, the club reached positive figures in several statistical categories, including inside 50s, clearances, and contested possessions. Vice-captain Jordyn Allen noted the team identified growth in the performance and characterized the result as a sign of progress for the inexperienced roster. Hawthorn veteran Kaitlyn Ashmore acknowledged the difficulty of the contest and cited the mobility of the Collingwood ball movement. The team continues its season next week with a match against the undefeated Carlton. This result keeps Collingwood winless entering the fourth week of competition.
- •Collingwood lost by 28 points to Hawthorn at Victoria Park on August 30.
- •The Pies led Hawthorn in inside 50s, clearances, and contested possessions.
- •Jordyn Allen identified the performance as a sign of growth for the young team.
- •Collingwood faces an undefeated Carlton side in their next round four match.
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"The numbers were positive for Collingwood at the weekend despite losing to flag hopeful Hawthorn
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