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Wanganeen-Milera leads Saints to victory over Bombers

5 July 2026
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Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera delivered a standout performance for St Kilda, achieving a career-high 46 disposals in their commanding 67-point victory over Essendon. The Saints triumphed with a score of 17.15 (117) to 7.8 (50) at Marvel Stadium, improving their record to seven wins and nine losses, while Essendon remains at the bottom with just one win from 15 matches. Wanganeen-Milera’s impressive stats included one goal and 906 metres gained, further showcasing his influence on the game. Other key contributors for St Kilda included Bradley Hill with 42 disposals, Max Hall with 33, and Darcy Wilson, who scored two goals. Despite efforts from Essendon’s Sam Durham and Zach Merrett, the team struggled to find momentum throughout the match.

Why It Matters

This match highlights the ongoing struggles of Essendon, who have yet to secure a victory under interim coach Dean Solomon, and their record stands at 1-15 for the season. St Kilda’s win is significant as it keeps them just outside the finals contention, emphasizing the competitive nature of the league as teams vie for playoff positions. Wanganeen-Milera’s impressive form not only reflects his potential as a rising star but also contributes to the Saints’ goal of returning to the finals after a challenging season. The match also marked the seventh time St Kilda has scored over 100 points this season, underscoring their offensive capabilities.

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