Rhyce Shaw gave his side a rev up at quarter-time, leading to a Gold Coast win. (Getty Images: Maya Thompson)
The Gold Coast Suns have won a low-scoring nail-biter over Port Adelaide in Adelaide.
Western Bulldogs have secured a 27-point win over the previously unbeaten Sydney Swans.
North Melbourne has extended its winning streak to 31 matches, hammering St Kilda.
Daisy D'Arcy has produced a dazzling display as Gold Coast's band of youngsters posted a three-point AFLW victory over Port Adelaide in a three-goal thriller.
D'Arcy racked up 34 disposals and 694m gained as the Suns, featuring nine first-year players, posted their second win of the season with a 2.5 (17) to 1.8 (14) victory.
Gemma Houghton scored Port Adelaide's only goal of the match at the 9-minute mark of the opening quarter, with the Power held to just six behinds for the rest of the match.
Sunny Lapin scored Gold Coast's first goal in the opening term with a nice effort on the run, but the Suns trailed until Havana Harris kicked truly at the 11-minute mark of the third quarter.
It would prove to be the match-winning goal, with neither side able to score a major in the final term as the blustery conditions took their toll.
Port had one final chance to win the match with 30 seconds remaining, but Gold Coast was able to spoil what looked set to be a certain mark.
D'Arcy was the standout player, but she received plenty of help from Niamh McLaughlin (24 disposals) and Charlie Rowbottom (22 disposals, 11 tackles).
Suns coach Rhyce Shaw gave a rare blast at quarter-time, and his side responded by scraping out the gritty win.
"We copped a spray, but that's what we need sometimes," D'Arcy told Fox Footy.
"The message was to go out and play our game of footy. Obviously the weather conditions meant it was going to be scrappy.
"The spray was to put our head down and get to it. I thought we did that well. I'm super proud of the girls to get the win and put the head down."
