Australia Football League Queensland (AFLQ) SEQ Invitational Gala Day livestream replays
The Australia Football League Queensland (AFLQ) SEQ Invitational Gala Day continued today livestreaming of the senior females girls from Coorparoo AFC. WATCH ALL THE DAY’S REPLAYS LIVE!
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The Australia Football League Queensland (AFLQ) SEQ Invitational Gala Day continued today with livestreaming of the senior females girls from Coorparoo AFC today.
Palm Beach Currumbin were the best side of the day, winning all of their matches including the grand final.
Park Ridge, Mountain Creek and Narangba Valley also qualified for the finals on October 16/17.
It is day three of a four day gala carnival to see who qualifies for the finals on October 16-17.
The four days of games were being livestreamed at www.couriermail.com.au, at the Gold Coast Bulletin and News affiliates.
Yesterday, senior boys games saw Helensvale SHS, Palm Beach Currumbin SHS, Mountain Creek SHS and Narangba SHS qualify for finals on October 16-17 after junior girls action on Monday.
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GAME 1
Mountain Creek SHS came up the winners in the first game of Women’s Senior AFL in Pool A against Narangba Valley State High School 2.4.16 to 0.0.0.
Forward pressure was the winning factor as well as some great work from Brooklyn Warren who bagged the game’s two goals.
Warren is a member of the Brisbane Lions Academy and starred in the senior match despite only being in grade 10.
GAME 2
The first game of Pool B has delivered an upset as Helensvale State High beat last year’s winners Miami State High with a strong win 3.2.20 to 0.3.3.
Helensvale were strong from the get go and were accurate in front of goals with Mackenzie Coombes, Charlotte Collie and Jessica Rimmer all kicking a goal.
Both sides will play Park Ridge later on in the day.
WEDNESDAY
Senior female
9.30am: Mountain Creek SHS v Narangba Valley SHS
10am: Miami SHS v Helensvale SHS
10.30am: PBC v Mountain Creek SHS
11am: Park Ridge SHS v Miami SHS
11.30am: Narangba Valley SHS v PBC
Noon: Helensvale SHS v Park Ridge SHS
1pm: Final
1.30pm: Qualifying final
2pm: Qualifying final
GAME 3
The second game of Pool A has resulted in a strong win to Palm Beach Currumbin State High 2.6.18 against Mountain Creek State High who did not score. .
Palm Beach Currumbin scored early and with some strong forward pressure and clean possession controlled the game.
Faith Alchin and Mia Giles both kicked goals while Mountain Creek missed out on their second win of the day.
GAME 4
Park Ridge State High have arrived in this tournament winning their first game and the second game of Pool B in a tight contest 3.0.18 against Miami State High 2.0.12.
Park Ridge moved the ball across the park very well with the coach of the side saying their tackling pressure and contested possessions were great.
Lainey Catton, Larnie McKell and Jacinta Ens all kicked goals for Park Ridge while Ashleigh Irvine and Jessica Craig kicked goals for Miami.
GAME 5
Palm Beach Currumbin 6.2.38 have beaten Narangba Valley in 1.1.7 in the final game of Pool A and have booked themselves in for the finals in October by finishing on top of the Pool.
PBC Coach Jarrod Wells praised the girl’s effort off the ball saying they really lifted the intensity and will be looking to replicate it in the final.
Elli Boyd kicked two goals for PBC, Mia Giles kicked two making it three for the day and Caitlin Thorne also kicked a goal.
“Our conversion has been a bit of an issue so we were able to turn that around and we’ve been working with the girls to turn those behinds into goals and take the other side out of the game pretty quickly,” Mr Wells said.
Narangba Valley finished third in Pool A and will have a chance against the second placed side in Pool B to qualify.
GAME 6
Park Ridge 2.2.14 have secured their qualification into the finals of the SEQ invitational by beating Helensvale 2.0.12 in a very close contest.
Park Ridge had some great intercept marking, were hitting targets under pressure and their forwards did well to keep it in.
Naomi Ginn and Zoe Edwards were the goal scorers for Park Ridge.
Only two behinds were the difference for automatic qualification and the Grand Final who will feature Park Ridge and PBC.
Helensvale were unlucky to miss out but will now play Narangba Valley in a hope to qualify at 2pm.
Kialla Skye-Bailey and Emma McPhillips kicked goals for Helensvale.
GRAND FINAL
Palm Beach Currumbin Senior Women have won the SEQ AFL Invitational after a clinical performance against Park Ridge winning 6.6.42 to 0.
The team with 13 Gold Coast Suns Academy players continued to build over the day with a lot of players standing out during the day.
“The girls are getting a lot of quality football in them at the moment which has been great considering there were times where it was looking like we weren’t going to get any footy at all,” head coach Jarrod Wells said.
Mia Giles is the day’s leading goal scorer with 5 kicking another two, Bella Iverach, Lily Wundke, Sally Evans and Yasmin Glifos also kicked goals.
“Mia Giles has been great, Caitlin Thorne has been outstanding playing pretty much every position on the ground so our senior girls have really stood up and led the way for us today which has been great.”
QUALIFYING FINAL 1
Mountain Creek who only have one Grade 12 in the side have qualified for the finals in October beating Miami 3.3.21 to 0.1.1 in a strong performance.
Coach Peter Bock was delighted with the way the young group used their strengths to get through the qualifiers.
“We really linked up well through our hand passes and really played for one another,” Mr Bock said.
Rogue Hollis, Brooklyn Warren and Zoe Smith all kicked goals in the do or die game.
“We had to use the ball a bit more rather than just kicking it long, we used our running game and hands.”
“Amber Swan was great all day alongside Neve Underwood.
Miami will unfortunately miss out on the finals next month.
QUALIFYING FINAL 2
The last game of the day had it all, excitement, drama, big hits and an after the siren attempt to win.
Narangba Valley came through in the nick of time against Helensvale in extra time winning 2.2.14 to 1.2.8.
Both of these teams had performed well throughout the day so it was always going to be a tight match, but no one would have predicted it would come down to extra time.
There was an after the siren attempt at goal from Helensvale from 40 metres out, which was on target but fell just short.
Then in extra time Narangba hit their stride and won what was a great game.
Narangba’s goal kickers were Emma Schofield and Mikayla Pauga, who was a standout and kicked the winning goal in extra time.
Coach Ashleigh Hales said her side was great with their skills and in defence, despite missing 10 players due to an English exam.
