We've got 4 last clips to finish off round 10, the final round of the season 2023.
We look at:
St Kilda's Grace Kelly using great overlap run and even though the Saints to utilise it, they are still able to transition the ball from defensive 50 to deep forward 50, mark and goal. If you're process driven then she should have been used in either of those 2 instances she was available.
Next we see Carlton have a 'mare in the back 50 where the kicker A) doesn't take the time to explore the field in more detail, taking the first an closest option she could find (the first option isn't the best option, the BEST option is the best option!) and B) she doesn't drive with her legs to get momentum through the ball, it loops up a bit and is cut off directly out from goal. Find your highest % option!
Moving to the Collingwood/Richmond game, Livingstone is ALWAYS the hang back/loose defender in the Pies back line which also means she has to be instructing everyone else around her so she needs to make sure that happens but also that her positioning is to take away the most dangerous option, whether that be opposition marking or leading space. It also doesn't help that Brennan's direct defender gave her the fat side to lead into where their was no help defense, plenty of space to lead and kick to and that's what happened.
Lastly you know what you'll get with the Hosking twins and that's a couple of brick walls that won't no for an answer and who will compete until the bitter end. In this case we have Sarah initially being worked under the ball by her direct defender but doesn't let that slide, pushing herself back into the contest, getting a flat hand to the ball to her open advantage then kicking the ball of the air for a goal. If you aren't a competitor then you simply don't get that goal and it kick started a dominant Tigers final quarter.
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