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2021 Collingwood Football Club season

The 2021 Collingwood Football Club season is the club's 125th season of senior competition in the Australian Football League (AFL). The club also fielded its reserves team in the Victorian Football League and women's teams in the AFL Women's and VFL Women's competitions.

Collingwood Football Club
2021 season
PresidentEddie McGuire
(until 9 February 2021)
Mark Korda & Peter Murphy (interim co-presidents)
(from 10 February until 21 April 2021)
Mark Korda
(from 21 April 2021)
CoachSee below
Captain(s)See below
Home groundSee below
Regular seasonSee below
Finals seriesSee below
← 2020 2022 →

Overview

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Collingwood's 2021 season overview
Team Captain(s) Coach Home ground W–L–D Ladder Finals Best and fairest Leading goalkicker Refs
AFL Scott Pendlebury Nathan Buckley (until 14 June 2021)
Robert Harvey (interim) (from 15 June 2021) 		Melbourne Cricket Ground 6–16–0 17th DNQ Jack Crisp Brody Mihocek (34) [1][2]
AFLW Steph Chiocci & Brianna Davey Stephen Symonds Victoria Park 7–2–0 3rd Preliminary final Brianna Davey Chloe Molloy (16) [3][4]
VFL Lachlan Tardrew & Campbell Hustwaite Craig Black Victoria Park & Holden Centre 6–3–0 7th[c] Cancelled Lachlan Tardrew Jack Ginnivan (16) [5][6][7][8]
VFLW Caitlin Bunker Chloe McMillan Victoria Park 14–0–0 1st Cancelled Imogen Barnett Imogen Barnett (21) [9][10][11][12]

Squad

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Players are listed by guernsey number, and 2021 statistics are for AFL regular season and finals series matches during the 2021 AFL season only. Career statistics include a player's complete AFL career, which, as a result, means that a player's debut and part or whole of their career statistics may be for another club. Statistics are correct as of Round 23 of the 2021 season (22 August 2021) and are taken from AFL Tables.
No. Name AFL debut Games (2021) Goals (2021) Games (CFC) Goals (CFC) Games (AFL career) Goals (AFL career)
1 Jay Rantall 2021 5 0 5 0 5 0
2 Jordan De Goey 2015 20 23 118 155 118 155
3 Isaac Quaynor 2019 20 1 35 1 35 1
4 Brodie Grundy 2013 20 12 171 58 171 58
5 Jamie Elliott 2012 13 25 136 199 136 199
6 Tyler Brown 2020 7 0 16 2 16 2
7 Josh Daicos 2017 17 9 52 26 52 26
8 Trent Bianco 2021 12 7 12 7 12 7
9 John Noble 2019 22 2 44 4 44 4
10 Scott Pendlebury (c) 2006 18 4 334 183 334 183
11 Mark Keane 2020 4 0 5 0 5 0
12 Tom Wilson 2021 4 0 4 0 4 0
13 Taylor Adams 2012 (Greater Western Sydney) 14 2 134 49 165 61
14 Darcy Cameron 2018 (Sydney) 18 22 28 26 29 26
15 Max Lynch 2020 2 0 3 0 3 0
16 Chris Mayne 2008 (Fremantle) 17 0 76 11 248 207
17 Callum Brown 2017 15 3 64 22 64 22
18 Finlay Macrae 2021 9 1 9 1 9 1
19 Levi Greenwood 2009 (North Melbourne) 2 0 86 31 160 57
20 Will Kelly 2020 2 0 3 1 3 1
21 Trey Ruscoe 2020 9 2 13 7 13 7
22 Steele Sidebottom 2009 21 8 264 174 264 174
23 Jordan Roughead 2010 (Western Bulldogs) 21 0 62 1 200 35
24 Josh Thomas 2013 20 12 123 101 123 101
25 Jack Crisp 2012 (Brisbane Lions) 22 2 157 41 175 51
26 Reef McInnes **** 0 0 0 0 0 0
27 Caleb Poulter 2021 11 2 11 2 11 2
28 Nathan Murphy 2018 15 1 17 1 17 1
29 Liam McMahon **** 0 0 0 0 0 0
30 Darcy Moore 2015 13 4 102 65 102 65
31 Beau McCreery 2021 13 11 13 11 13 11
32 Will Hoskin-Elliott 2012 (Greater Western Sydney) 20 13 105 103 157 145
33 Jack Ginnivan 2021 5 6 5 6 5 6
34 Isaac Chugg **** 0 0 0 0 0 0
35 Oliver Henry 2021 10 7 10 7 10 7
36 Brayden Sier 2018 6 1 27 6 27 6
37 Brayden Maynard 2015 22 1 138 16 138 16
38 Jeremy Howe 2011 (Melbourne) 8 1 95 10 195 90
39 Aiden Begg **** 0 0 0 0 0 0
40 Ash Johnson **** 0 0 0 0 0 0
41 Brody Mihocek 2018 21 34 79 124 79 124
43 Anton Tohill 2021 1 0 1 0 1 0
44 Jack Madgen 2018 19 1 40 1 40 1
46 Mason Cox 2016 7 8 76 93 76 93


Squad changes

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In

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No. Name Position Previous Club via
35   Oliver Henry Utility Geelong Falcons AFL national draft, first round (pick No. 17)[13]
18   Finlay Macrae Midfielder Oakleigh Chargers AFL national draft, first round (pick No. 19)[14]
26   Reef McInnes Midfielder Oakleigh Chargers AFL national draft, first round (pick No. 23), Next Generation Academy selection[15]
27   Caleb Poulter Midfielder / Forward Woodville-West Torrens AFL national draft, second round (pick No. 30)[16]
29   Liam McMahon Forward Northern Knights AFL national draft, second round (pick No. 31)[17]
31   Beau McCreery Forward South Adelaide AFL national draft, third round (pick No. 44)[18]
33   Jack Ginnivan Forward Bendigo Pioneers AFL rookie draft, first round (pick No. 13)[19]
34   Isaac Chugg Midfielder / Defender Launceston AFL rookie draft, second round (pick No. 28)[20]
40   Ash Johnson Forward Sturt AFL mid-season draft, first round (pick No. 3)[21]
39   Aiden Begg Ruck / Forward Eastern Ranges AFL mid-season draft, second round (pick No. 18)[22]
  Bassirou Faye Ruck Oakleigh Chargers International Rookie Scholarship[23]

Out

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No. Name Position New Club via
20   Ben Reid Defender / Forward retired[24]
18   Travis Varcoe Forward retired[25]
15   Lynden Dunn Defender retired[26][27]
12   Matthew Scharenberg Defender delisted[28][29]
29   Tim Broomhead Midfielder delisted[28][29]
11   Dayne Beams Midfielder retired[30]
1   Jaidyn Stephenson Midfielder North Melbourne trade[31][32]
40   Atu Bosenavulagi Forward North Melbourne trade[31][32]
7   Adam Treloar Midfielder Western Bulldogs trade[33][34]
21   Tom Phillips Midfielder Hawthorn trade[35][36]
31   Flynn Appleby Defender delisted[37]
33   Rupert Wills Midfielder / Forward delisted[37]
8   Tom Langdon Defender retired[38][39]
19   Levi Greenwood Midfielder retired[40]

AFL season

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Main article: 2021 AFL season

Pre-season matches

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Collingwood's 2021 practice match and AAMI Community Series fixtures[41][42]
Date and local time Opponent Scores[a] Venue Attendance Ref
Home Away Result
Friday, 26 February (11:00 am) Geelong 11.8 (74) 11.6 (72) Lost by 2 points GMHBA Stadium [A] 0[b] [43]
Friday, 5 March (7:10 pm) Richmond 11.8 (74) 11.14 (80) Lost by 6 points Marvel Stadium [H] 10,308 [44]

Regular season

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Collingwood's 2021 AFL season fixture[45][46][47][48][49][50][51][52][53][54][55][56]
Round Date and local time Opponent Home Away Result Venue Attendance Ladder position Ref
Scores[a]
1 Friday, 19 March (7:50 pm) Western Bulldogs 7.11 (53) 10.9 (69) Lost by 16 points MCG [H] 46,051 13th [57]
2 Thursday, 25 March (7:20 pm) Carlton 13.7 (85) 16.10 (106) Won by 21 points MCG [A] 51,723 9th [58]
3 Thursday, 1 April (6:40 pm) Brisbane Lions 11.6 (72) 11.7 (73) Lost by 1 point Marvel Stadium [H] 28,057 11th [59]
4 Saturday, 10 April (7:25 pm) Greater Western Sydney 9.6 (60) 14.6 (90) Lost by 30 points MCG [H] 29,866 14th [60]
5 Friday, 16 April (6:10 pm) West Coast 16.7 (103) 11.10 (76) Lost by 27 points Optus Stadium [A] 54,159 16th [61]
6 Sunday, 25 April (3:20 pm) Essendon 13.7 (85) 16.13 (109) Lost by 24 points MCG [H] 78,113 17th [62]
7 Saturday, 1 May (1:45 pm) Gold Coast 7.13 (55) 12.7 (79) Lost by 24 points MCG [H] 24,397 17th [63]
8 Saturday, 8 May (4:35 pm) North Melbourne 11.10 (76) 14.10 (94) Won by 18 points Marvel Stadium [A] 22,329 16th [64]
9 Saturday, 15 May (1:45 pm) Sydney 10.12 (72) 5.12 (42) Lost by 30 points SCG [A] 31,448 16th [65]
10 Sunday, 23 May (3:20 pm) Port Adelaide 8.10 (58) 8.11 (59) Lost by 1 point MCG [H] 23,415 16th [66]
11 Saturday, 29 May (1:45 pm) Geelong 6.15 (51) 8.13 (61) Lost by 10 points MCG [H] 0[b] 16th [67]
12 Saturday, 5 June (4:35 pm) Adelaide 10.13 (73) 12.6 (78) Won by 5 points Adelaide Oval [A] 30,446 16th [68]
13 Monday, 14 June (3:20 pm) Melbourne 9.9 (63) 11.14 (80) Won by 17 points MCG [A] 16,453 16th [69]
14 Bye 15th Bye
15 Saturday, 26 June (4:35 pm) Fremantle 12.7 (79) 14.7 (91) Lost by 12 points Marvel Stadium [H] 11,570 15th [70]
16 Sunday, 4 July (3:20 pm) St Kilda 8.13 (61) 10.10 (70) Lost by 9 points MCG [H] 18,082 16th [71]
17 Sunday, 11 July (4:10 pm) Richmond 11.5 (71) 13.9 (87) Won by 16 points MCG [A] 29,437 15th [72]
18 Sunday, 18 July (3:20 pm) Carlton 9.8 (62) 13.13 (91) Lost by 29 points MCG [H] 0[b] 15th [73]
19 Friday, 23 July (7:15 pm) Port Adelaide 14.13 (97) 10.9 (69) Lost by 28 points Marvel Stadium [A] 0[b] 16th [74]
20 Saturday, 31 July (4:15 pm) West Coast 14.6 (90) 6.9 (45) Won by 45 points MCG [H] 0[b] 14th [75]
21 Sunday, 8 August (2:10 pm) Hawthorn 15.7 (97) 12.6 (78) Lost by 19 points MCG [A] 0[b] 16th [76]
22 Saturday, 14 August (7:25 pm) Brisbane Lions 22.10 (142) 8.9 (57) Lost by 85 points Gabba [A] 15,146 16th [77]
23 Sunday, 22 August (3:20 pm) Essendon 16.6 (102) 9.10 (64) Lost by 38 points MCG [A] 0[b] 17th [78]

Ladder

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Pos Team
 Pld W L D PF PA PP Pts Qualification
1 Melbourne (P) 22 17 4 1 1888 1443 130.8 70 Finals series
2 Port Adelaide 22 17 5 0 1884 1492 126.3 68
3 Geelong 22 16 6 0 1845 1456 126.7 64
4 Brisbane Lions 22 15 7 0 2131 1599 133.3 60
5 Western Bulldogs 22 15 7 0 1994 1501 132.8 60
6 Sydney 22 15 7 0 1986 1656 119.9 60
7 Greater Western Sydney 22 11 10 1 1768 1773 99.7 46
8 Essendon 22 11 11 0 1953 1790 109.1 44
9 West Coast 22 10 12 0 1752 1880 93.2 40
10 St Kilda 22 10 12 0 1644 1796 91.5 40
11 Fremantle 22 10 12 0 1578 1825 86.5 40
12 Richmond 22 9 12 1 1743 1780 97.9 38
13 Carlton 22 8 14 0 1746 1972 88.5 32
14 Hawthorn 22 7 13 2 1629 1912 85.2 32
15 Adelaide 22 7 15 0 1616 1971 82.0 28
16 Gold Coast 22 7 15 0 1430 1863 76.8 28
17 Collingwood 22 6 16 0 1557 1818 85.6 24
18 North Melbourne 22 4 17 1 1458 2075 70.3 18
Updated to match(es) played on 21 August 2021. Source: AFL
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) percentage; 3) number of points for.
(P) Premiers

Awards & Milestones

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AFL Awards

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Club Awards

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Milestones

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VFL season

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Main article: 2021 VFL season

Pre-season matches

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Collingwood's 2021 VFL pre-season fixtures[99]
Date and local time Opponent Scores[a] Venue Ref
Home Away Result
Saturday, 6 March (10:00 am) Box Hill 11.8 (74) 14.11 (95) Lost by 21 points Holden Centre [H] [100]
Friday, 19 March (4:30 pm) Footscray 15.12 (102) 14.9 (93) Won by 9 points Holden Centre [H] [101]
Saturday, 3 April (2:00 pm) Richmond 14.12 (96) 9.14 (68) Lost by 28 points Punt Road Oval [A] [102]
Saturday, 10 April (12:00 pm) Geelong 8.10 (58) 7.4 (46) Lost by 12 points Deakin University Waurn Ponds [A] [103]

Regular season

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Collingwood's 2021 VFL season fixture[7][104][105][106][107][108][109][110]
Round Date and local time Opponent Home Away Result Venue Ladder position Ref
Scores[a]
1 Saturday, 17 April (2:30 pm) Werribee 9.8 (62) 10.9 (69) Won by 7 points Avalon Airport Oval [A] 10th [111]
2 Saturday, 24 April (12:00 pm) Essendon 6.14 (50) 12.13 (85) Lost by 35 points Victoria Park [H] 14th [112]
3 Friday, 30 April (4:00 pm) Gold Coast 9.12 (66) 9.7 (61) Won by 5 points Holden Centre [H] 9th [113]
4 Saturday, 8 May (12:05 pm) Coburg 14.11 (95) 13.13 (91) Won by 4 points Victoria Park [H] 7th [114]
5 Saturday, 15 May (4:45 pm) Sydney 12.14 (86) 8.5 (53) Lost by 33 points SCG [A] 8th [115]
6 Bye 10th Bye
7 Cancelled[116] 10th Cancelled
8 Cancelled[117] 11th Cancelled
9 Cancelled[118] 11th Cancelled
10 Bye 11th Bye
11 Saturday, 26 June (12:05 pm) Frankston 16.8 (104) 9.11 (65) Won by 39 points Holden Centre [H] 8th [119]
12 Sunday, 4 July (12:00 pm) Sandringham 11.15 (81) 10.3 (63) Won by 18 points Holden Centre [H] 7th [120]
13 Sunday, 11 July (12:00 pm) Richmond 15.11 (101) 16.10 (106) Won by 5 points Punt Road Oval [A] 7th [121]
14 Cancelled[122] 9th Cancelled
15 Bye 8th Bye
16 Saturday, 31 July (12:05 pm) Box Hill 9.6 (60) 18.15 (123) Lost by 63 points Holden Centre [H] 9th [123]
17 Cancelled[124] 9th Cancelled
18 Cancelled[125] 7th[c] Cancelled
19 Cancelled[126] 7th[c] Cancelled

Finals series

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Collingwood's 2021 VFL finals series[broken anchor] fixtures
Round Date and time Opponent Home Away Result Venue Attendance Ref
Scores[a]
Qualifying final[broken anchor] Cancelled Southport Cancelled[127]

Ladder

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2021 VFL Ladder
Pos Team Pld W L D PF PA Pct Pts M/R
1 Footscray 10 10 0 0 976 575 169.7 40 100
2 Southport 10 9 1 0 1168 651 180.7 36 90
3 Box Hill 10 8 2 0 1085 647 167.7 32 80
4 Geelong (R) 9 7 2 0 885 529 167.3 28 78
5 Casey 9 7 2 0 818 491 166.6 28 78
6 Williamstown 9 6 2 1 768 563 136.4 26 72
7 Collingwood (R) 9 6 3 0 683 738 92.5 24 67
8 Greater Western Sydney (R) 11 7 4 0 819 868 94.4 28 64
9 Werribee 9 5 4 0 851 577 147.5 20 56
10 Frankston 11 6 5 0 903 870 103.8 24 55
11 Richmond (R) 10 4 5 1 822 795 103.4 18 45
12 Carlton (R) 9 4 5 0 790 780 101.3 16 44
13 Sandringham 9 4 5 0 755 801 94.3 16 44
14 Gold Coast (R) 10 4 6 0 753 975 77.2 16 40
15 North Melbourne (R) 10 4 6 0 578 1015 57.0 16 40
16 Coburg 10 3 7 0 773 813 95.1 12 30
17 Brisbane (R) 10 3 7 0 732 1115 65.7 12 30
18 Northern Bullants 10 3 7 0 618 987 62.6 12 30
19 Sydney (R) 10 2 8 0 721 811 88.9 8 20
20 Essendon (R) 10 2 8 0 591 916 64.5 8 20
21 Port Melbourne 9 1 8 0 565 839 67.3 4 11
22 Aspley 10 1 9 0 806 1104 73.0 4 10

AFLW season

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Main article: 2021 AFL Women's season

Pre-season matches

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Collingwood's 2021 AFLW pre-season fixture[128]
Date and local time Opponent Home Away Result Venue Ref
Scores[a]
Sunday, 17 January North Melbourne 7.5 (47) 5.5 (35) Won by 12 points Ikon Park [H] [129]

Regular season

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Collingwood's 2021 AFL Women's season fixture[130][131]
Round Date and time Opponent Home Away Result Venue Attendance Ladder position Ref
Scores[a]
1 Thursday, 28 January (7:10 pm) Carlton 4.3 (27) 5.3 (33) Won by 6 points Ikon Park [A] 6,712 6th [132]
2 Saturday, 6 February (3:10 pm) Geelong 6.9 (45) 2.4 (16) Won by 29 points Victoria Park [H] 2,938 6th [133]
3[134] Sunday, 14 February (3:10 pm) Richmond 4.7 (31) 7.6 (48) Won by 17 points Swinburne Centre [A] 0[b] 3rd [135]
4[136] Saturday, 20 February (7:10 pm) North Melbourne 0.8 (8) 4.4 (28) Won by 20 points Marvel Stadium [A] 2,254 2nd [137]
5[138] Sunday, 28 February (3:10 pm) Melbourne 7.7 (49) 1.8 (14) Won by 35 points Victoria Park [H] 2,931 1st [139]
6[140] Sunday, 7 March (2:40 pm) Western Bulldogs 7.9 (51) 2.3 (15) Won by 36 points Victoria Park [H] 3,017 1st [141]
7[142] Sunday, 14 March (3:10 pm) Brisbane 4.11 (38) 4.8 (35) Lost by 3 points VU Whitten Oval[143] [A] 0[b] 3rd [144]
8[142] Saturday, 20 March (3:10 pm) St Kilda 8.11 (59) 2.1 (13) Won by 46 points Victoria Park [H] 2,228 2nd [145]
9[142] Sunday, 28 March (12:10 pm) Adelaide 4.7 (31) 2.5 (17) Lost by 14 points Norwood Oval [A] 2,314 3rd [146]

Finals series

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Collingwood's 2021 AFL Women's finals series fixtures
Round Date and time Opponent Home Away Result Venue Attendance Ref
Scores[a]
Qualifying final[147] Saturday, 3 April (3:10 pm) North Melbourne 7.8 (50) 7.2 (44) Won by 6 points Victoria Park [H] 3,010 [148]
Preliminary final[149] Saturday, 10 April (4:10 pm) Brisbane 7.3 (45) 6.5 (41) Lost by 4 points Gabba [A] 4,435 [150]
Collingwood was eliminated from the 2021 AFLW finals series

Ladder

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Pos Team
 Pld W L D PF PA PP Pts Qualification
1 Adelaide 9 7 2 0 446 214 208.4 28 Finals series
2 Brisbane Lions (P) 9 7 2 0 390 200 195.0 28
3 Collingwood 9 7 2 0 362 190 190.5 28
4 Melbourne 9 7 2 0 382 293 130.4 28
5 Fremantle 9 6 3 0 374 202 185.1 24
6 North Melbourne 9 6 3 0 379 266 142.5 24
7 Carlton 9 5 4 0 415 330 125.8 20
8 Western Bulldogs 9 5 4 0 300 340 88.2 20
9 Greater Western Sydney 9 4 5 0 240 324 74.1 16
10 Richmond 9 3 6 0 312 369 84.6 12
11 St Kilda 9 3 6 0 272 391 69.6 12
12 West Coast 9 2 7 0 229 432 53.0 8
13 Geelong 9 1 8 0 164 408 40.2 4
14 Gold Coast 9 0 9 0 176 482 36.5 0
Updated to match(es) played on 17 March 2021. Source: Womens.AFL
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) percentage; 3) number of points for.
(P) Premiers

Squad

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Players are listed by guernsey number, and 2021 statistics are for AFL Women's regular season and finals series matches during the 2021 AFL Women's season only. Career statistics include a player's complete AFL Women's career, which, as a result, means that a player's debut and part or whole of their career statistics may be for another club. Statistics are correct as of the preliminary final of the 2021 season (10 April 2021) and are taken from Australian Football.
No. Name AFLW debut Games (2021) Goals (2021) Games (CFC) Goals (CFC) Games (AFLW career) Goals (AFLW career)
1 Sharni Norder 2019 10 2 23 5 23 5
2 Chloe Molloy 2018 11 16 25 23 25 23
3 Brianna Davey (c) 2017 (Carlton) 11 6 17 6 34 9
4 Abbey Green 2020 (North Melbourne) 0 0 0 0 2 0
5 Amelia Velardo 2021 2 0 2 0 2 0
6 Jordyn Allen 2019 6 0 20 2 20 2
7 Sarah Rowe 2019 7 1 21 8 21 8
8 Brittany Bonnici 2017 11 0 39 1 39 1
9 Alana Porter 2020 11 0 18 0 18 0
10 Ashleigh Brazill 2018 4 1 16 1 16 1
11 Imogen Purcell **** 0 0 0 0 0 0
12 Stacey Livingstone 2017 11 0 34 0 34 0
13 Jaimee Lambert 2017 (Western Bulldogs) 11 4 32 11 38 16
14 Aishling Sheridan 2020 11 8 18 10 18 10
15 Erica Fowler 2019 10 0 19 0 19 0
16 Aliesha Newman 2017 (Melbourne) 7 3 7 3 32 14
17 Steph Chiocci (c) 2017 11 0 37 5 37 5
18 Ruby Schleicher 2017 11 2 29 2 29 2
19 Bella Smith 2021 6 0 6 0 6 0
20 Joanna Lin 2021 9 3 9 3 9 3
21 Jordan Membrey 2017 (Brisbane) 3 1 13 10 18 11
22 Sophie Casey 2017 10 0 32 2 32 2
23 Lauren Butler 2019 7 0 17 0 17 0
24 Sophie Alexander 2019 11 6 20 10 20 10
25 Mikala Cann 2019 11 2 22 3 22 3
26 Tarni Brown 2021 11 4 11 4 11 4
35 Maddie Shevlin 2019 3 0 13 1 13 1
40 Abbi Moloney 2021 2 2 2 2 2 2
41 Kristy Stratton 2018 3 1 11 1 11 1
50 Ebony O'Dea 2020 10 0 14 0 14 0

Squad changes

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In
No. Name Position Previous Club via
4   Abbey Green Ruck North Melbourne trade[151][152]
16   Aliesha Newman Forward Melbourne trade[153]
11   Imogen Purcell Defender rookie signing[154]
26   Tarni Brown Midfielder Eastern Ranges AFLW National Draft, second round (pick no. 19)[155][156][157]
5   Amelia Velardo Ruck Western Jets AFLW National Draft, second round (pick no. 25)[158][157]
20   Joanna Lin Midfielder Oakleigh Chargers AFLW National Draft, second round (pick no. 26)[159][157]
40   Abbi Moloney Forward Sandringham Dragons AFLW National Draft, third round (pick no. 31)[160][157]
19   Bella Smith Defender Norwood undrafted free agency[161][162][157]
Out
No. Name Position New Club via
5   Emma Grant Utility retired[163][164]
11   Eliza Hynes Forward / Ruck retired[165]
32   Georgia Gourlay Defender / Midfielder delisted[166][167]
33   Machaelia Roberts Forward retired[166][168]
4   Sarah D'Arcy Forward Richmond trade[153][169]
46   Sarah Dargan Forward / Midfielder Richmond trade[153][169]
16   Katie Lynch Forward / Midfielder Western Bulldogs trade[170]
20   Kaila Bentvelzen Forward retired[171]

League awards

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Club Awards

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VFLW season

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Pre-season matches

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Collingwood played two VFLW practice matches prior to the start of the regular season. They lost to Casey by three points in their first match at Holden Centre, and defeated North Melbourne by 83 points at Arden Street Oval.[177]

Regular season

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Collingwood's 2021 VFL Women's season fixture[178]
Round Date and local time Opponent Home Away Result Venue Ladder position Ref
Scores[a]
1 Saturday, 27 February (12:00 pm) Geelong Cats 6.6 (42) 7.2 (44) Won by 2 points Deakin University Waurn Ponds [A] 6th [179]
2 Saturday, 6 March (12:00 pm) Southern Saints 7.4 (46) 3.6 (24) Won by 22 points Victoria Park [H] 2nd [180]
3 Friday, 12 March (8:00 pm) Western Bulldogs 3.0 (18) 10.10 (70) Won by 52 points VU Whitten Oval [A] 2nd [181]
4 Sunday, 21 March (11:00 am) Hawthorn 3.10 (28) 2.1 (13) Won by 15 points Victoria Park [H] 2nd [182]
5 Saturday, 27 March (10:00 am) Casey 8.4 (52) 3.6 (24) Won by 28 points Victoria Park [H] 2nd [183]
6 Sunday, 11 April (2:00 pm) Carlton 2.10 (22) 0.4 (4) Won by 18 points Victoria Park [H] 2nd [184]
7 Saturday, 17 April (10:00 am) Southern Saints 4.2 (26) 6.5 (41) Won by 15 points Trevor Barker Beach Oval [A] 2nd [185]
8 Sunday, 25 April (11:00 am) Essendon 4.4 (28) 5.8 (38) Won by 10 points The Hangar [A] 1st [186]
9 Saturday, 1 May (2:00 pm) Williamstown 0.2 (2) 11.3 (69) Won by 67 points Downer Oval [A] 1st [187]
10 Saturday, 8 May (2:00 pm) North Melbourne 2.1 (13) 10.15 (75) Won by 62 points Arden Street Oval [A] 1st [188]
11 Saturday, 15 May (10:45 am) Port Melbourne 1.4 (10) 8.4 (52) Won by 42 points ETU Stadium [A] 1st [189]
12 Saturday, 22 May (12:00 pm) Darebin 3.3 (21) 11.6 (72) Won by 51 points Bill Lawry Oval [A] 1st [190]
13 Saturday, 19 June (12:00 pm) Western Bulldogs 11.6 (72) 1.2 (8) Won by 64 points Holden Centre [H] 1st [191][192]
14 Saturday, 26 June (12:00 pm) Geelong Cats 3.5 (23) 0.4 (4) Won by 19 points Victoria Park [H] 1st [193]

Finals series

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Collingwood's 2021 VFL Women's finals series fixtures
Round Date and time Opponent Home Away Result Venue Ref
Scores[a]
Qualifying final[194] Saturday, 3 July (12:00 pm) Geelong Cats 4.2 (26) 2.8 (20) Won by 6 points Holden Centre [H] [195]
Semi final[196] Saturday, 10 July (12:00 pm) Essendon 2.6 (18) 1.5 (11) Won by 7 points Victoria Park [H] [197]
Grand Final Cancelled Geelong Cats Cancelled[198]

Ladder

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Pos Team
 Pld W L D PF PA PP Pts Qualification
1 Collingwood 14 14 0 0 704 237 297.0 56 Finals series
2 Geelong Cats 14 10 4 0 570 327 174.3 40
3 Port Melbourne 14 10 4 0 597 463 128.9 40
4 Casey 14 8 6 0 641 410 156.3 32
5 Essendon 14 8 6 0 523 336 155.7 32
6 Southern Saints 14 7 7 0 508 441 115.2 28
7 Western Bulldogs 14 7 7 0 424 559 75.8 28
8 Carlton 14 6 8 0 437 548 79.7 24
9 Hawthorn 14 5 9 0 500 531 94.2 20
10 North Melbourne 14 5 9 0 390 619 63.0 20
11 Williamstown 14 2 11 1 242 545 44.4 10
12 Darebin 14 1 12 1 235 755 31.1 6
Source: SportsTGAustralian Football
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) percentage; 3) number of points for.

Notes

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Key
  • H ^ Home match.
  • A ^ Away match.
Notes
  • a Collingwood's scores are indicated in bold font.
  • b Match was played behind closed doors due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
  • c After the cancellation of the 18th round, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the VFL ladder was reconfigured, since it became impossible to get all teams to the same numbers of matches for the season, and the ladder was changed to the match ratio system (with clubs ranked by percentage of matches won).[125]

See also

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References

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  1. ^ "Pendlebury's captaincy run set to continue". Collingwood. Telstra. 24 February 2021. Archived from the original on 24 February 2021. Retrieved 24 February 2021.
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