Hawthorn Rises to Fourth with 38-Point Win over Port Adelaide in Rain-Soaked Tassie Match
Hawthorn Rises to Fourth with 38-Point Win over Port Adelaide in Rain-Soaked Tassie Match

Hawthorn Rises to Fourth with 38-Point Win over Port Adelaide in Rain-Soaked Tassie Match

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Hawthorn secured a significant 38-point victory over Port Adelaide, with veterans Jack Gunston and Jarman Impey each kicking three goals, and Dylan Moore delivering a best-afield performance that helped the Hawks climb to fourth place in the standings. Despite challenging weather conditions at Launceston's UTAS Stadium, Hawthorn maintained control after a strong second quarter and a decisive final term, where they outscored Port by five goals to one. The match was marked by lingering tensions from a previous semi-final, highlighted by a lighthearted but fined 'aeroplane' gesture from Port coach Ken Hinkley towards Hawthorn's Ginnivan, reflecting ongoing rivalry but generally seen as good-natured. Additionally, a disputed moment near the final siren involving Hawthorn's Nick Watson was reviewed, but umpires correctly ruled no free kick after he dropped the ball under pressure. Meanwhile, in regional netball, Eaglehawk triumphed over Strathfieldsaye Storm by four goals in a key Bendigo FNL A-grade match, and Sandhurst dominated South Bendigo, reflecting competitive local sports action ahead of upcoming fixtures.

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