2004 Wizard Home Loans Cup

































2004 Wizard Home Loans Cup
Season 2004
Teams 16
Winners
St Kilda (2nd title)
Matches played 15
Attendance 259,762 (average 17,317 per match)
Michael Tuck Medallist
Robert Harvey (St Kilda)

The 2004 Wizard Home Loans Cup was the Australian Football League competition played in its entirety before the Australian Football League's 2004 Premiership Season began. The AFL National Cup is also sometimes referred to as the pre-season cup because it is played in its entirety before the Premiership Season begins.
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Contents






  • 1 Games


    • 1.1 Round 1


    • 1.2 Quarter Finals


    • 1.3 Semi Finals


    • 1.4 Final




  • 2 Scorecard


  • 3 2004 grand final teams


    • 3.1 St Kilda Football Club


    • 3.2 Geelong Football Club




  • 4 Final placings


  • 5 See also


  • 6 References


  • 7 Other seasons





Games



Round 1




















































































Home team Home team score Away team Away team score Ground Crowd
Date
Essendon 2.13.11 (107) Fremantle 1.13.12 (99) Marrara Oval 13,196 Friday, 20 February, 7:10 PM
Western Bulldogs 0.12.9 (81) Richmond 2.13.9 (105) Telstra Dome 22,537 Friday, 20 February, 7:40 PM
Kangaroos 2.10.13 (91) Melbourne 4.11.11 (113) Manuka Oval 3,227 Saturday, 21 February, 1:10 PM
West Coast 1.18.14 (131) Collingwood 0.2.14 (26) Subiaco Oval 24,101 Saturday, 21 February, 5:40 PM
Port Adelaide 1.8.5 (65) Geelong 2.10.7 (85) Bundaberg Rum Stadium 7,645 Saturday, 21 February, 7:10 PM
Hawthorn 0.4.16 (40) Brisbane Lions 0.12.5 (77) York Park 12,443 Sunday, 22 February, 1:10 PM
Sydney 2.4.6 (48) Carlton 1.22.9 (150) Telstra Stadium 6,190 Sunday, 22 February, 3:45 PM
Adelaide 1.11.5 (80) St Kilda 1.12.12 (93) AAMI Stadium 13,905 Sunday, 22 February, 4:40 PM


Quarter Finals
















































Home team Home team score Away team Away team score Ground Crowd
Date
West Coast 0.11.9 (75) Melbourne 1.11.12 (87) Telstra Dome 8,753 Friday, 27 February, 7:40 PM
Carlton 1.9.3 (66) Geelong 0.13.8 (86) Optus Oval 11,862 Saturday, 28 February, 2:10 PM
Essendon 1.12.9 (90) Brisbane Lions 2.8.13 (79) Telstra Dome 19,120 Saturday, 28 February, 7:40 PM
St Kilda 2.15.11. (119) Richmond 1.7.6 (57) Telstra Dome 18,177 Sunday, 29 February, 5:10 PM


Semi Finals






























Home team Home team score Away team Away team score Ground Crowd
Date
Melbourne 2.8.10 (76) Geelong 2.8.11 (77) Telstra Dome 18,537 Friday, 5 March, 7:40 PM
Essendon 1.11.9 (84) St Kilda 2.16.12 (126) Telstra Dome 29,536 Saturday, 6 March, 7:40 PM


Final





















Home team Home team score Away team Away team score Ground Crowd
Date
Geelong 1.10.7 (76) St Kilda 1.14.5 (98) Telstra Dome 50,533 Saturday, 13 March, 7:30 PM


Scorecard























































































St Kilda vs Geelong
Team
 Q1
 Q2
 Q3
 Final

St Kilda
 0.4.1 (25)
 0.7.3 (45)
 0.10.4 (64)
 1.14.5 (98)

Geelong
 0.2.1 (13)
 1.7.5 (56)
 1.10.6 (75)
 1.10.7 (76)

Venue:
Telstra Dome, Melbourne
Date:
 13 March 2004 – 7:30PM AEDT
Attendance:
 50,533
Umpires:
Michael Vozzo, Scott McLaren, Corin Rowe, Shane McInerney
Goal scorers:
St Kilda
Goals: 4: Guerra
2: Hamill, Gehrig, Riewoldt
1: Jones, Hayes, Ball, Milne, Montagna

Geelong
Goals: 5: Kingsley
2: Graham, McCarthy
1: Haynes, Ablett
Best:
St Kilda
Harvey, Hayes, Guerra, Dal Santo, Voss, Ball

Geelong
Enright, Kingsley, Milburn, Rahilly, Scarlett, Mooney
Reports:
 nil
Injuries:
 nil

Coin toss winner:
St Kilda

Michael Tuck Medal:
Robert Harvey
Australian television broadcaster:
Network Ten

National Anthem:
 Jordan Doroschuk



2004 grand final teams



St Kilda Football Club

























































Team

B:
Brett Voss
Luke Penny
Troy Schwarze

HB:
Steven Baker
Matt Maguire
Austinn Jones

C:
Heath Black
Lenny Hayes (Captain)
Nick Dal Santo

HF:
Aaron Hamill
Nick Riewoldt
Xavier Clarke

F:
Stephen Milne
Fraser Gehrig
Brent Guerra

Foll:
Trent Knobel
Stephen Powell
Luke Ball

Int:
Andrew Thompson
Brendon Goddard
Justin Koschitzke


Jason Blake
Leigh Montagna
Robert Harvey

Coach:
Grant Thomas


Geelong Football Club

























































Team

B:
James Rahilly
Matthew Scarlett
Darren Milburn

HB:
Tom Harley
Cameron Mooney
Brenton Sanderson

C:
Jimmy Bartel
Corey Enright
David Spriggs

HF:
Gary Ablett Jnr
Ben Graham
James Kelly

F:
Henry Playfair
Kent Kingsley
David Haynes

Foll:
Paul Chambers
Cameron Ling
Peter Riccardi

Int:
Kane Tenace
Joel Corey
Matthew McCarthy


Max Rooke
Paul Chapman
Josh Hunt

Coach:
Mark Thompson


Final placings


1. St Kilda

2. Geelong

3. Melbourne

4. Essendon

5. Brisbane

6. West Coast

7. Carlton

8. Richmond

9. Fremantle

10. Adelaide

11. North Melbourne

12. Western Bulldogs

13. Port Adelaide

14. Hawthorn

15. Sydney

16. Collingwood



See also



  • List of Australian Football League night premiers

  • 2004 AFL season



References





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