Sydney superstar Chloe Molloy has kicked seven goals to equal the individual record for an AFLW game as part of her team's 82-point shellacking of Gold Coast on Saturday.

Fresh off four goals in the round one win over Richmond, Molloy took it up a notch to kick five before half-time on the way to the Swans' 15.13 (103) to 3.3 (21) demolition.

Her haul equals the record of current Sydney assistant coach Brooke Lochland, who set the mark for the Western Bulldogs against Carlton in 2018.

Molloy was the star, but she had plenty of teammates to help as Sydney became the fourth team in history to top 100 points, falling just short of Melbourne's record of 107.

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Watch all seven goals as Molloy mania equals record

Chloe Molloy has put the competition on notice in her second game back from an ACL injury with a remarkable seven-goal haul

Former No.1 draft pick Montana Ham was fantastic, gathering 27 disposals that included 10 marks and two goals.

Second-gamer Zippy Fish put in another composed and eye-catching performance with 26 disposals, while Laura Gardiner (39) was at her prolific best, helping to set the victory up with a huge first half.

The Swans had winners everywhere, kicking six goals in the second quarter to lead by 49 at the main break.

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Early leather poisoning for Gardiner comes with classy goal

Laura Gardiner starts the second term perfectly with an early goal to go with an astonishing 15-disposal first term

Once the ball left the contest, Sydney ran rings around the Suns, skilfully switching angles and using overlap run to create advantages ahead of the ball.

Molloy was impossible to stop one-on-one, a task that fell to the helpless Kiara Bisha in the first half.

She kicked two goals in the first quarter and added three in the second, threatening both in the air and on the ground.

Gold Coast's best player, Meara Girvan, was moved to Molloy in the second half, and while she quelled the Swans' influence, it wasn't enough to stop her from equalling the record.

Molloy had 13 score involvements on a day she will never forget.

Debut game, debut goal
Part of Sydney's QBE Sydney Swans Academy for so much of her young life, and taken at No.56 in last year's draft, teenage forward Amelia Martin made her debut a winner. After wrapping up Darcie Davies 30m from goal, Martin went back and calmly slotted her set shot, sparking wild celebrations from her teammates.

Zippy just as good second time up
After her record-equalling 26-disposal debut last week, Zippy Fish again proved she's going to be a must-see player in 2025 with a wonderful second-up performance. Fish started the game by intercepting everything that came her way in defence, and as the contest wore on, became more influential up the ground. The teenager racked up another 26 disposals, including eight intercepts, and used the ball at a silky 85 per cent efficiency.

Up next
Sydney will be out to make it three straight wins next Saturday when it travels for a second straight week to take on Geelong at GMHBA Stadium from 3.05pm AEST. Gold Coast travels to Alberton to face Port Adelaide on Saturday (4.35pm ACST) hoping to win its first game for 2025.

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GOLD COAST    0.1    1.1    2.3       3.3 (21)
SYDNEY            2.5    8.8    12.10    15.13 (103)

GOALS
Gold Coast: Davies 2, Stanton
Sydney: Molloy 7, Cooper 2, Ham 2, O'Sullivan, McCarthy, Martin, Gardiner

BEST 
Gold Coast: Girvan, McLaughlin, Davies, Wilson
Sydney: Molloy, Ham, Fish, Gardiner, McEvoy, Hamilton, Hurley

INJURIES
Gold Coast: Nil
Sydney: Nil

Reports: Nil

Crowd: 1,851 at People First Stadium