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Swans’ AFLW team ride support for win; Collingwood are battling

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Western Bulldogs skipper Isabelle Pritchard put on a career-best performance to lead her side to a second win in as many games with a determined victory over Richmond at Whitten Oval on Saturday.

Pritchard set a new high of 36 disposals, had 10 clearances and kicked a crucial late goal in an 11-point victory, one that came despite losing stalwart Deanna Berry to a collarbone injury in the first term.

Isabelle Pritchard of the Bulldogs kicks the ball.Getty Images

The win takes the Bulldogs to the top of the ladder, but they have reigning premiers North Melbourne coming up next round.

Bulldogs coach Tamara Hyett paid tribute to her team’s determination to clinch victory despite being a player down for almost the whole match.

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