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AFL watch: How Peel Thunder’s six Fremantle Dockers players fared against West Coast’s WAFL side

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Sam Sturt had a good game for Peel.
Camera IconSam Sturt had a good game for Peel. Credit: Justin Benson-Cooper/The West Australian

Six Fremantle-listed player took the feel in Peel Thunder’s big win over West Coast at Mineral Resources Park. Here’s how they fared.

Jye Amiss: The top-10 pick was again among the goals, booting three to make it eight in a fortnight. Growing in confidence with every game.

Liam Henry: Had flashes of brilliance on the outside in his first game back from COVID protocols and linked up well with his forwards.

Connor Blakely: Best-afield in his return from COVID protocols. Dominated in the midfield, racked up the clearances and drove the ball well inside 50.

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Connor Blakely was one of the best-afield after returning from COVID.
Camera IconConnor Blakely was one of the best-afield after returning from COVID. Credit: Justin Benson-Cooper/The West Australian

Ethan Hughes: Continued his strong form down back and barely made a mistake all day.

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Sam Sturt: Kicked goal of the day in the third quarter with a brilliant snap around the body off a step, and finished with 3.2 in an eye-catching game.

Nathan Wilson: Wasn’t among the top ball winners but used the ball with class by foot and provided good run and carry from defence.

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