Port Adelaide's Ella Heads has been banned for three games for a high bump that broke the jaw of Melbourne star Eliza McNamara.
McNamara had just fired off a handball in Sunday's 51-point win when Heads ran in and collected the midfielder front-on with her shoulder.
The 24-year-old was taken to hospital, with the Demons confirming on Monday she had undergone surgery, with no timeline set for her return.
In other tribunal news, West Coast's Abbygail Bushby was handed a one-match ban for her collision with the Brisbane Lions' Sophie Peters.
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Port Adelaide's Ella Heads has been banned for three games for a high bump that broke the jaw of Melbourne star Eliza McNamara.
McNamara had surgery on her jaw and there is no timeline for her return.
McNamara had just fired off a handball in Sunday's 51-point win when Heads ran in and collected the midfielder front-on with her shoulder.
A dazed McNamara had blood coming out from her face as she was helped from the ground.
The 24-year-old was taken to hospital, with the Demons confirming on Monday she had undergone surgery, with no timeline set for her return.
"That was a really poor challenge," former AFLW star Kate McCarthy said.
In other tribunal news, West Coast's Abbygail Bushby was handed a one-match ban for her collision with the Brisbane Lions' Sophie Peters.
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