Hawthorn ends North Melbourne's winning streak in AFLW round six
AFL • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 20, 2026, 10:35 AM
Last updated Sep 20, 2026

Hawthorn halted North Melbourne's 32-game winning streak with a strong performance in Cairns on Friday night. Despite losing skipper Emily Bates earlier, the Hawks executed their game plan effectively, demonstrating they can challenge the two-time premiers. Geelong increased their scoring capability against Collingwood, and Melbourne showcased dominance in contested possessions against Carlton. Sydney overcame injury hurdles to claim a gritty win over Port Adelaide. The Western Bulldogs continue to establish themselves as premiership contenders after defeating Fremantle.
- •Hawthorn ends North Melbourne's 32-game winning streak.
- •Geelong averages 70.2 points per game in 2026.
- •Melbourne recorded 23 more contested possessions against Carlton.
- •Sydney secures a second win in South Australia this season.
- •The Bulldogs strengthen their contender status after defeating Fremantle.
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