2009 NAB Cup

2009 NAB Cup
AFL pre-season competition
Season 2009
Teams 16
Winners Geelong (2nd title)
Matches played 15
Attendance 282,930 (average 18,862 per match)
Michael Tuck Medallist Joel Selwood (Geelong)

The 2009 NAB Cup is the Australian Football League pre-season competition that was played before the Australian Football League's 2009 Premiership season begins. It culminated with the Final on 13 March 2009 played between Geelong and Collingwood and was won by Geelong. The Final was originally scheduled for 14 March 2009 but was moved by the AFL so that the match did not clash with the Sound Relief benefit concert for the Victorian bushfires.[1]

Games

First round

First round
Saturday, 7 February 6:45pm West Coast 3.3.9 (54) def. by Collingwood 1.15.17 (116) Subiaco Oval (crowd: 22,819) Report
Friday, 13 February 8:40pm Western Bulldogs 1.8.12 (69) def. by Essendon 1.8.13 (70) Telstra Dome (crowd: 35,123) Report
Saturday, 14 February 7:40pm Brisbane Lions 1.8.8 (65) def. St Kilda 0.8.8 (56) Gold Coast Stadium (crowd: 6,013) Report
Sunday, 15 February 6:40pm Fremantle 5.5.11 (86) def. by Richmond 1.12.8 (89) Subiaco Oval (crowd: 14,517) Report
Friday, 20 February 7:40pm Carlton 1.17.12 (123) def. North Melbourne 0.11.4 (70) Telstra Dome (crowd: 24,711) Report
Saturday, 21 February 4:10pm Hawthorn 0.11.3 (69) def. Melbourne 1.8.9 (66) Aurora Stadium (crowd: 8,122) Report
Saturday, 21 February 7:10pm Geelong 1.17.8 (119) def. Adelaide 2.9.12 (84) Telstra Dome (crowd: 10,320) Report
Sunday, 22 February 3:40pm Sydney 1.10.9 (78) def. by Port Adelaide 4.16.11 (143) Manuka Oval (crowd: 5,391) Report

Quarter-finals

Quarter finals
Thursday, 26 February 7:10pm Collingwood 1.13.10 (97) def. Richmond 2.3.15 (51) Telstra Dome (crowd: 37,121) Report
Friday, 27 February 7:40pm Essendon 0.9.13 (67) def. Brisbane Lions 1.7.14 (65) Telstra Dome (crowd: 12,260) Report
Saturday, 28 February 3:10pm Port Adelaide 1.6.9 (54) def. by Geelong 0.11.6 (72) AAMI Stadium (crowd: 8,341) Report
Sunday, 1 March 4:40pm Carlton 2.13.16 (112) def. Hawthorn 2.10.10 (88) Etihad Stadium (crowd: 19,111) Report
  • The quarter final between Collingwood and Richmond which was originally scheduled for 28 February, was moved to due to a ground clash with A-League Grand Final.
  • On 1 March 2009, Telstra Dome changed its name to Etihad Stadium. The venue will be listed here under its official name on the date of each match. Note that due to sponsorship conflicts, as the AFL recognizes Qantas as its official airline, the league is refusing to refer to the arena as Etihad Stadium, instead calling it Docklands Stadium on its official website.

Semi-finals

Semi finals
Friday, 6 March 7:40pm Collingwood 1.17.5 (116) def. Essendon 3.6.10 (73) Etihad Stadium (crowd: 26,154) Report
Saturday, 7 March 7:10pm Geelong 2.9.12 (84) def. Carlton 0.9.13 (67) Etihad Stadium (crowd: 15,305) Report

Final

NAB Cup Final
Friday 13 March, 7:40pm Collingwood def. by Geelong Etihad Stadium (Crowd: 37,277) Report
1.2.2 (23)
1.2.3 (24)
1.4.5 (38)
1.6.6 (51)		 Q1
Q2
Q3
Final		 0.3.5 (23)
0.9.10 (64)
0.13.17 (95)
0.18.19 (127)		 Umpires: McLaren, Jeffery, Donlon, M. Nicholls
Michael Tuck Medal: Joel Selwood (Geelong)
Bryan Super Goals
Thomas 2, Clarke, O'Bree, Beams, Cloke Goals Ablett 3, S. Johnson 3, Selwood 2, Chapman 2, Lonergan 2, Stokes 2, Gamble, Varcoe
Cox, Thomas, Lockyer, Pendlebury Best Selwood, Ablett, Chapman, Taylor, S. Johnson, Bartel
Injuries Josh Hunt (knee)
Nil Reports Nil

Summary of results

Round One Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
West Coast 54
Collingwood 116 Collingwood 97
Western Bulldogs 69 Richmond 51
Essendon 70 Collingwood 116
Brisbane Lions 65 Essendon 73
St Kilda 56 Essendon 67
Fremantle 86 Brisbane Lions 65
Richmond 89 Collingwood 51
Carlton 123 Geelong 127
North Melbourne 70 Port Adelaide 54
Hawthorn 69 Geelong 72
Melbourne 66 Geelong 84
Geelong 119 Carlton 67
Adelaide 84 Carlton 112
Sydney 78 Hawthorn 88
Port Adelaide 143

NAB Challenge

Teams that are eliminated from the NAB Cup are scheduled to play against each other, mostly at regional venues, to provide all teams warm-up games for the main season and expose regional audiences to AFL level football.

Week 1
Friday 27 February St Kilda 8.13 (61) def. Western Bulldogs 5.5 (35) Visy Park (crowd: 1,200)
Friday 27 February West Coast 15.5 (95) def. Adelaide 12.13 (85) Traeger Park
Saturday 28 February North Melbourne 23.11 (149) def. Fremantle 8.4 (52) Manuka Oval (crowd: 1,661)
Saturday 28 February Melbourne 8.7 (55) def. by Sydney 9.9 (63) Visy Park (crowd: 2,000)
Week 2
Friday 6 March Brisbane Lions 4.12 (36) def. by Melbourne 11.7 (73) Cazaly's Stadium (crowd: 4,000)
Friday 6 March St Kilda 16.13 (109) def. Richmond 9.3 (57) Deakin Reserve, Shepparton (crowd: 7,000)
Saturday 7 March Sydney 16.12 (108) def. Western Bulldogs 12.9 (81) Bruce Purser Reserve, Rouse Hill (crowd: 3,600)
Saturday 7 March Adelaide 15.10 (100) def. Hawthorn 5.3 (33) Berri Oval, Berri, South Australia
Saturday 7 March Fremantle 17.9 (111) def. West Coast 16.10 (106) Subiaco Oval (crowd: 20,002)
Saturday 7 March North Melbourne 11.13 (79) def. by Port Adelaide 17.14 (116) Visy Park
Week 3
Friday 13 March Hawthorn 13.21 (99) def. West Coast 8.13 (61) Visy Park
Friday 13 March Port Adelaide 17.11 (113) def. St Kilda 9.5 (59) AAMI Stadium (crowd: 4,000)
Friday 13 March Adelaide 15.10 (100) def. Sydney 11.9 (75) AAMI Stadium (crowd: 7,626)
Friday 13 March North Melbourne 17.14 (116) def. Essendon 15.10 (100) Queen Elizabeth Oval, Bendigo (crowd: 2,500)
Friday 13 March Brisbane Lions 11.4 (70) def. by Richmond 12.13 (85) Carrara Stadium (crowd: 4,369)
Saturday 14 March Melbourne 10.3 (63) def. by Western Bulldogs 14.7 (101) Casey Fields (crowd: 2,500)
Saturday 14 March Fremantle 20.6 (136) def. Carlton 12.11 (83) Hands Oval, Bunbury (crowd: 5,000)

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See also

Notes

  1. ↑ , AFL announces date change for NAB Cup GF
  2. ↑ AFL.com.au - Dogs, Dons to play match for bushfire victims
  3. ↑ "NAB09.html". footystats.freeservers.com. Retrieved 2015-11-06.
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