Adelaide Crows Dominate West Coast Eagles with a 99-Point Victory in Round 11 Clash

The Adelaide Crows put on a masterclass at Adelaide Oval, dismantling the West Coast Eagles with a commanding 137-38 victory in Round 11 of the 2024 season. The home crowd was treated to a dominant display, with the Crows showcasing their prowess across all four quarters.

Season: 2024 / Round: 11
May 26, 2024
Adelaide Oval
Full Time
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
7.4 [46] 13.5 [83] 18.9 [117] 21.11 [137]
0.2 [2] 3.4 [22] 4.7 [31] 5.8 [38]

🔗 Check out the comprehensive game report and detailed statistics

From the opening bounce, the Adelaide Crows were in control. Lachlan Sholl set the tone early, slotting the first goal just two minutes in. By the end of the first quarter, the Crows had piled on seven goals and four behinds, while the Eagles managed only two behinds. The scoreboard read 46-2, and it was clear that Adelaide meant business.

The second quarter saw a brief resurgence from the Eagles, with Jack Williams and Jamie Cripps managing to get on the scoreboard. However, the Crows continued their onslaught, adding six more goals to their tally. By halftime, Adelaide had extended their lead to 83-22, leaving the Eagles with a mountain to climb.

Game Feed
Lachlan Sholl
-
goal
+6
6 - 0
Q1 - 2`
6
Jordan Dawson
-
goal
+12
12 - 0
Q1 - 7`
6
Brayden Cook
-
goal
+18
18 - 0
Q1 - 9`
6
Taylor Walker
-
behind
+19
19 - 0
Q1 - 12`
1
Q1 - 13`
1
behind
-
Liam Ryan
19 - 1
-18
Taylor Walker
-
goal
+24
25 - 1
Q1 - 16`
6
Chayce Jones
-
goal
+30
31 - 1
Q1 - 19`
6
Jordan Dawson
-
goal
+36
37 - 1
Q1 - 20`
6
Brayden Cook
-
goal
+42
43 - 1
Q1 - 22`
6
Chris Burgess
-
behind
+43
44 - 1
Q1 - 23`
1
Q1 - 30`
1
behind
-
Ryan Maric
44 - 2
-42
Q2 - 6`
1
behind
-
Brady Hough
44 - 3
-41
Q2 - 7`
6
goal
-
Jack Williams
44 - 9
-35
Taylor Walker
-
behind
+36
45 - 9
Q2 - 12`
1
Q2 - 13`
6
goal
-
Jamie Cripps
45 - 15
-30
Jake Soligo
-
goal
+36
51 - 15
Q2 - 15`
6
Ben Keays
-
goal
+42
57 - 15
Q2 - 18`
6
Joshua Rachele
-
goal
+48
63 - 15
Q2 - 21`
6
Harry Schoenberg
-
goal
+54
69 - 15
Q2 - 24`
6
Q2 - 26`
6
goal
-
Jake Waterman
69 - 21
-48
Lachlan Murphy
-
goal
+54
75 - 21
Q2 - 29`
6
Darcy Fogarty
-
goal
+60
81 - 21
Q2 - 31`
6
Ben Keays
-
goal
+66
87 - 21
Q3 - 2`
6
Q3 - 7`
1
behind
-
Jake Waterman
87 - 22
-65
Ben Keays
-
behind
+66
88 - 22
Q3 - 7`
1
Joshua Rachele
-
behind
+67
89 - 22
Q3 - 10`
1
Chayce Jones
-
goal
+73
95 - 22
Q3 - 14`
6
Chayce Jones
-
goal
+79
101 - 22
Q3 - 18`
6
Matthew Crouch
-
behind
+80
102 - 22
Q3 - 19`
1
Q3 - 21`
1
behind
-
Jamaine Jones
102 - 23
-79
Darcy Fogarty
-
goal
+85
108 - 23
Q3 - 25`
6
Q3 - 27`
6
goal
-
Harley Reid
108 - 29
-79
Q3 - 28`
1
behind
-
Ryan Maric
108 - 30
-78
Taylor Walker
-
goal
+84
114 - 30
Q3 - 33`
6
Q4 - 1`
6
goal
-
Jack Darling
114 - 36
-78
Reilly O'Brien
-
goal
+84
120 - 36
Q4 - 9`
6
Jordan Dawson
-
behind
+85
121 - 36
Q4 - 14`
1
Joshua Rachele
-
goal
+91
127 - 36
Q4 - 16`
6
Reilly O'Brien
-
behind
+92
128 - 36
Q4 - 17`
1
Q4 - 22`
1
behind
-
Jamie Cripps
128 - 37
-91
Chris Burgess
-
goal
+97
134 - 37
Q4 - 25`
6

The third quarter was more of the same, with the Crows continuing to dominate. Chayce Jones was particularly impressive, adding two goals to his name. The Eagles struggled to find any rhythm, managing only one goal for the quarter. By the end of the third, the Crows had a commanding 117-31 lead.

In the final quarter, the Crows put the game beyond doubt. Reilly O’Brien and Joshua Rachele added to the scoreboard, and by the final siren, Adelaide had notched up a massive 137 points to the Eagles’ 38. It was a comprehensive victory that showcased the Crows’ depth and skill.

Team statistics highlighted the Crows’ dominance. Adelaide had 409 disposals compared to the Eagles’ 263, and they also led in kicks (256 to 178), handballs (153 to 85), and marks (134 to 78). The Crows’ efficiency was evident, with 21 goals and 11 behinds compared to the Eagles’ 5 goals and 8 behinds.

Team Statistics
Crows:Disposals - 409; Kicks - 256; Handballs - 153; Free Kicks - 18; Hitouts - 45; Clearances - 37; Marks - 134; Goals - 21; Assists - 13; Behinds - 8; Tackles - 40;
Eagles:Disposals - 263; Kicks - 178; Handballs - 85; Free Kicks - 24; Hitouts - 23; Clearances - 35; Marks - 78; Goals - 5; Assists - 3; Behinds - 7; Tackles - 44;
21
Goals
5
8
Behinds
7
13
Assists
3
134
Marks
78
45
Hitouts
23
37
Clearances
35
409
Disposals
263
256
Kicks
178
153
Handballs
85
18
Free Kicks
24
40
Tackles
44

Chayce Jones was a standout performer for the Crows, contributing three goals and 19 disposals. Jordan Dawson was another key player, with 32 disposals and two goals. For the Eagles, Tim Kelly tried to stem the tide with 23 disposals and eight clearances, but it was a tough day at the office for West Coast.

Individually, Rory Laird was a workhorse for the Crows, racking up 31 disposals and 10 clearances. Matthew Crouch was also instrumental with 30 disposals and eight marks. On the Eagles’ side, Harley Reid showed promise with 14 disposals and a goal, while Jeremy McGovern was solid in defense with 25 disposals and seven marks.

In conclusion, the Adelaide Crows delivered a statement performance, reaffirming their credentials as a formidable force this season. For the West Coast Eagles, it was a game to forget, but they’ll need to regroup quickly as the season progresses. The Crows, on the other hand, will be buoyed by this dominant display and will look to carry this momentum forward.

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