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Niamh McLaughlin, inset, was part of the Gold Coast Suns side who won in Melbourne
Niamh McLaughlin's Gold Coast Suns went two from three in the AFLW with a 33-21 win over Collingwood Magpies at Victoria Park in Melbourne.
Having lost out narrowly in the season opener 34-32 against Carlton Blues, the Suns were emphatic 99-26 winners on their second outing. They followed that up with an 12-point win over the Magpies with McLaughlin, the Donegal LGFA captain from Moville, showing her skills. Watch the video below
Niamh McLaughlin has speed to burn #AFLWPiesSuns pic.twitter.com/V2OWggDWRQ
— AFL Women's (@aflwomens) September 17, 2023
Elsewhere, Castlefin's Tanya Kennedy's Sydney Swans lost 87-32 against Brisbane Lions and Adelaide Crows, with Glenfin's Yvonne Bonner in their ranks, maintained their 100 percent record with an 81-34 victory over Essendon Bombers.
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