Richmond defeats St Kilda at Windy Hill in AFLW round five
AFL • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 13, 2026, 5:40 AM
Last updated Sep 13, 2026

Richmond secured a 9.4 (58) to 6.7 (43) victory over St Kilda at Windy Hill on Sunday. The win maintains the Tigers' alternating win-loss pattern for the 2026 season. St Kilda challenged the lead during the second and third quarters behind a four-goal performance from Jade McLay. Despite the Saints' efforts, Richmond relied on consistent midfield play from Isabel Bacon and Ellie McKenzie, who combined for 40 disposals and 10 clearances. Poppy Kelly and Gabby Seymour dominated the ruck for Richmond, helping the side control the game's tempo after a slow start. The loss leaves St Kilda looking for improvements as they evaluate the impact of their emerging young talent.
- •Richmond defeated St Kilda 9.4 (58) to 6.7 (43) on Sunday.
- •Jade McLay scored four goals for St Kilda in the match.
- •Isabel Bacon and Ellie McKenzie recorded 40 combined disposals for Richmond.
- •Richmond dominated the ruck contest with 39 hitouts to St Kilda's 17.
- •The match was played at Windy Hill as part of round five.
- 5:40 AMAFL — Tigers take the points but Saints get consolation through an emerging young star
"Richmond controlled much of the game but a Jade McLay-led charge kept St Kilda in the contest
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