The Blues prevailed in the Round 5 Respect Game against the Saints, cementing their position third on the Conference B ladder.
Kerryn Harrington’s leadership critical to Carlton’s young squad
Despite the final score line, the Saints made Carlton earn every part of their victorious four points.
The Saints had a structured defense and retaliated to the Blues with critical goals in the first half, as Patrikios looked to give the Saints that spark to close in on their lead.
However, it was Kerryn Harrington’s superb performance that kept the Blue’s defense tight as the dual captain showed a wealth of expertise finishing the game with 21 disposables, 15 kicks and 8 marks.
St Kilda’s quick movement and aggression forced Carlton to work hard to breakthrough.
Harrington’s leadership alongside fellow captain Katie Loynes was highlighted as they remained focused and composed despite the Saints slotting the opening goal.
Harrington steadied the young Carlton ship and despite a hard-fought effort from the Saints, the blues were able to come over the top defeating St Kilda 50-29.
Another win, another elite handshake. 🤝 #BoundByBlue #AFLWBluesSaints pic.twitter.com/d3AqTFrxiz
— Carlton Womens (@carltonfc_w) March 7, 2020
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