Key Posts Saints remain last as Suns score comeback win By Roy Ward
St Kilda’s frustrating season continued on Sunday as they remained winless despite taking a 15-point lead into half-time against Gold Coast Suns at People First Stadium.
The Saints came out hot as Jesse Tawhiao-Wardlaw kicked four of her career best five goals in the first half but the Suns powered back into the match kicking four goals in the third term to regain the lead eventually winning by 30 points.
Dekota Baron of the Suns handballs under pressure from the Saints. Getty Images Suns star Charlie Rowbottom posted a game-high 38 disposals as her side kicked eight goals to one after half-time including a gut-busting running goal from Dekota Baron in the closing stages of the match.
“I’m so rapt with the girls and their fightback,” Rowbottom told Kayo.
“The Saints came out really hot and I’m so happy we won the arm wrestle.
“We just came back to basics, came back to working for each other.”
The Suns sit in fifth place at the end of round seven with a 5-2 record while the pressure grows on the Saints who remain on the bottom of the ladder at
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