Match review for Rd 6.
Jye Caldwell has been fined $3000, which can be reduced to $2000 with an early guilty plea.
The match review officer cited Caldwell for striking Nick Daicos in the third quarter. The incident was classified as intentional conduct, low impact and body contact resulting in the fine.
Dylan Shiel was fined $1500, or $1000 with an early guilty plea, for causing careless contact with an umpire in the third quarter.
Jesse Motlop was charged with a rough conduct following a tackle on Dougal Howard in the third quarter. He was suspended for one game.
Match Review Officer Michael Christian graded the Motlop’s tackle as careless, with medium contact made and impact made to the head.
Lewis Young was fined $3000 for striking Mason Wood. $2000 an early guilty plea.
James Sicily was charged with wrestling Darcy Fogerty and as a first offence a $1500 fixed financial sanction or a $1000 for an early plea.
Darcy Fogerty was charged with wrestling James Sicily and as a second offence he was fined $2500 or $1500 with an early plea.
Callan Ward received a one-game suspension for a dangerous tackle on Lachie Neale that was graded careless conduct, medium impact and high contact.
Tom Jonas received a one-game suspension for a rough conduct charge against Jai Culley in the second quarter. The incident saw Jonas collide with Culley and the pair clash heads, with the MRO viewing Jonas’ actions as Careless Conduct, Medium Impact and High Contact.
The MRO offered an explanation for his decision to not charge Mitch Duncan following an assessment of an incident.
“The incident involving Mitch Duncan and Robbie Fox from the third quarter of Saturday night’s match was assessed,” an MRO statement read.
“Geelong Cats’ Isaac Smith handballs towards Duncan who tracks the loose ball at speed. Fox approaches from the opposite direction and attempts to knock the ball forward. In doing so, Fox runs past the ball and lowers his body position before contact is made with Duncan.
“It is the view of the MRO that Duncan’s actions were not unreasonable in the circumstances. No further action was taken.”
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“The incident involving Mitch Duncan and Robbie Fox from the third quarter of Saturday night’s match was assessed,” an MRO statement read. “The MRO noted that Duncan was a Geelong player and was therefore not suspended”.