Olivia Wolmarans celebrates kicking a goal during the Marsh AFL National Under-18 Girls Championships match between the Allies and Western Australia at Blacktown International Sportspark on July 19, 2025. Picture: AFL Photos

WESTERN Australia's Olivia Wolmarans kicked four goals to steer her side to their second win of the Marsh AFL National Under-18 Girls Championships on Saturday, while Bailee Martin's bag of seven goals helped Vic Metro record a comprehensive win over Vic Country on Sunday.

Allies v Western Australia

Four goals to key forward Olivia Wolmarans has helped get Western Australia over the line by 16 points against the Allies in their fourth and final match of the championships on Saturday afternoon.

ALLIES v WESTERN AUSTRALIA Check out all the stats

In near perfect conditions at Blacktown International Sportspark, the AFL National Academy product showcased her skill, strength and game sense, kicking 4.2 from her 12 disposals.

Wolmarans also took an equal game-high six marks, highlighting her aerial ability.

Ava Read and Olivia Wolmarans compete for the mark during the Marsh AFL National U18 Girls Championships match between the Allies and Western Australia at Blacktown International Sportspark on July 19, 2025. Picture: AFL Photos

The Allies more than doubled the amount of inside 50s of Western Australia (48-20), however many of these were shallow entries to the top of their 50 allowing Western Australia to rebound easily. The Allies were also inaccurate in front of goal, finishing the match with 12 behinds to go with their three majors.

Tasmanian Priya Bowering was her side's best with 27 disposals and nine clearances, while Sydney Academy products Kiera Yerbury and Frankie Walsh had their best games of the championships so far, both playing in the middle and pushing forward to hit the scoreboard.

Kiera Yerbury in action during the Marsh AFL National Under-18 Girls Championships match between the Allies and Western Australia at Blacktown International Sportspark on July 19, 2025. Picture: AFL Photos

Mia Russo backed it up with another impressive performance for Western Australia following her best on ground performance against Vic Metro. Russo finished the game with a team-high 22 disposals and six tackles.

Mia Russo in action during the Marsh AFL National Under-18 Girls Championships match between the Allies and Western Australia at Blacktown International Sportspark on July 19, 2025. Picture: AFL Photos

Western Australia has now finished the championships with a 2-2 record, while the Allies play their final match on Sunday when they take on Queensland at Brighton Homes Arena.

ALLIES                           0.4   1.7   2.10   3.12 (30)
WESTERN AUSTRALIA   0.1   2.3   5.4    7.4 (46)

GOALS
Allies: Frankie Walsh, Kiera Yerbury, Jess Owen
Western Australia: Olivia Wolmarans 4, Alicia Blizard, Alira Fotu, Lucy Greenwood

BEST
Allies: Priya Bowering, Kiera Yerbury, Frankie Walsh, Morgan Stevens, Mia Anderson
Western Australia: Olivia Wolmarans, Mia Russo, Carys D’Addario, Renee Morgan, May Louvel-Finn

LEADING DISPOSALS
Allies: Priya Bowering (27), Mia Anderson (22), Kiera Yerbury (20), Zoe Curry (18), Isla Wiencke (16)
Western Australia: Mia Russo (22), Carys D'Addario (19), Renee Morgan (19), Maya Louvel-Finn (18), Lucy Greenwood (16)

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National Girls U18 Championships Match Replay: Allies v WA

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Vic Country v Vic Metro

Oakleigh Chargers product Bailee Martin has kicked a bag of seven goals in Vic Metro's comprehensive 50-point win against Vic Country at RSEA Park on Sunday afternoon.

COUNTRY v METRO Check out all the stats

The medium-sized forward took the game into her own hands, kicking four of her side's seven second-half goals, while Vic Country only managed to score one goal after the main break.

Martin had a day out finishing with 12 score involvements, four contested marks and 15 disposals to go with her seven goals and two behinds.

Bailee Martin in action during the Marsh AFL National U18 Girls Championships match between Victoria Metro and South Australia at RSEA Park on June 22, 2025. Picture: AFL Photos

She was given plenty of supply from her Oakleigh Chargers teammate Chloe Bown (35 disposals, 10 score involvements, eight inside 50s) along with Eastern Ranges product Tayla McMillan (21 disposals, nine inside 50s).

Chloe Bown in action during the Marsh AFL National U18 Girls Championships match between Victoria Metro and South Australia at RSEA Park on June 22, 2025. Picture: AFL Photos

For Vic Country, Jovie Skewes-Clinton and Alice Cunnington kicked two goals apiece, whilst Dandenong's Mizuki Brothwell finished the game with 19 disposals and equal game-high eight intercept possessions.

Alice Cunnington and Jovie Skewes-Clinton celebrate a goal during the Marsh AFL National U18 Girls Championships match between Victoria Metro and South Australia at RSEA Park on June 22, 2025. Picture: AFL Photos

The win concludes Vic Metro's tournament, with the side winning three of their four matches, while Vic Country has one final game against South Australia on Sunday, August 10.

VIC COUNTRY   2.3   3.4   4.5    4.6 (30)
VIC METRO       2.2   5.4   8.5    12.8 (80)

GOALS
Vic Country: Jovie Skewes-Clinton 2, Alice Cunnington 2
Vic Metro: Bailee Martin 7, Brylee Anderson 2, Olivia Jesser, Chloe Bown, Zoe Vozzo

BEST
Vic Country: Mizuki Brothwell, Rain Dodd, Jovie Skewes-Clinton, Georgia Tyrell, Alice Cunnington
Vic Metro: Chloe Bown, Bailee Martin, Tayla McMillan, Scarlett Johnson, Josephine Bamford 

LEADING DISPOSALS
Vic Country: Mizuki Brothwell (19), Rain Dodd (18), Ella Jeffrey (17), Ella Stoddart (17) Georgia Tyrell (17)
Vic Metro: Chloe Bown (35), Tayla McMillan (21), Scarlett Johnson (19), Josephine Bamford (17), Jordyn Allen (16) Marlo Graham (16)

1:55:39

National Girls U18 Championships Match Replay: Vic Country v Vic Metro

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