A shot of the 2023 All-Australian blazer. Picture: AFL Photos<\/p>\n
THE AFLW All-Australian panel has confirmed the 42-player squad in contention for the 2025 All-Australian team, with all 18 clubs across the competition represented.<\/p>\n
The Adelaide Crows’ Ebony Marinoff and North Melbourne Tasmanian Kangaroos’ Jasmine Garner \u2013 who both reached the 100-game milestone this season \u2013 are in contention to make their eighth All-Australian Team, while Garner’s teammate, Emma Kearney, could make history with her ninth blazer.<\/p>\n
Reigning premiers, the Kangaroos, have the most players named in the squad with six. The Brisbane Lions follow with four, while Carlton, Fremantle, Geelong Cats, Melbourne, Port Adelaide and Sydney Swans have three players each.<\/p>\n
Seventeen players are making their maiden appearance in the All-Australian squad and vying for their inaugural team selection. This includes 2025 Round Two Telstra AFLW Rising Star nominee, Zippy Fish from the Sydney Swans, along with Port Adelaide\u2019s Indy Tahau, who set a new record for most goals kicked in a season with 25 majors.<\/p>\n
Nine players will be looking to gain back-to-back honours, including Geelong Cats’ forward Aishling Moloney. Moloney is also one of eight Irish players striving to make the team in the milestone 10th season.<\/p>\n
The full list of club representations are as follows: Adelaide Crows (2), Brisbane Lions (4), Carlton (3), Collingwood (1), Essendon (1), Fremantle (3), Geelong Cats (3), Gold Coast SUNS (1), GWS GIANTS (2), Hawthorn (2), Melbourne (3), North Melbourne Tasmanian Kangaroos (6), Port Adelaide (3), Richmond (1), St Kilda (2), Sydney Swans (3), West Coast Eagles (1) and the Western Bulldogs (1).<\/p>\n
The final team of 21, which includes a captain and a vice-captain and selected as if playing in a match, will be announced at the W Awards on Monday 24 November.<\/p>\n
The All Australian panel were asked to select 42 players in recognition of the leading players across all positions on the field.<\/p>\n
AFLW All Australian panel: Andrew Dillon (Chair), Gemma Bastiani (AFL Media and ABC), Jason Bennett (Seven Network), Laura Kane (AFL Executive General Manager Football Operations), Katie Loynes (Former player GWS\/Carlton), Kate McCarthy (former player Bris\/St Kilda\/Haw and Channel Seven), Erin Phillips (Former Adel\/PA player and AFL Performance Lead), Eliza Reilly (CODE Sports), Michael Whiting (AFL Media) and Megan Waters (Fox Footy).<\/p>\n
All Australian squad in alphabetical order by club then surname:<\/p>\n
Niamh Kelly, Adelaide Crows
2023 All Australian Team.
11 matches, 3 goals, 3 behinds.
Averaged 15.4 disposals at 59.2% disposal efficiency, 9.2 uncontested possessions, 329.4 metres gained, 2.8 tackles, 2.5 score involvements and 3.8 inside 50s.<\/p>\n
Ebony Marinoff, Adelaide Crows
2017, 2019, 2021, 2022 (s6), 2022 (s7), 2023, 2024 All Australian Team.
2018, 2020 Extended Squad.
12 matches, 1 goal, 1 behind.
Averaged 27.8 disposals at 56.0% disposal efficiency, 12.6 contested possessions, 4.3 clearances, 1.1 centre clearances, 11.3 tackles, 4.1 score involvements and 4.6 inside 50s.<\/p>\n
Isabel Dawes, Brisbane Lions
2024 All Australian Team.
12 matches this season, 0 goals, 5 behinds.
Averaged 19.0 disposals at 64.5% disposal efficiency, 9.7 contested possessions, 3.5 clearances, 1.3 centre clearances, 5.8 tackles, 4.3 score involvements and 4.0 inside 50s.<\/p>\n
Jennifer Dunne, Brisbane Lions
Never Previously All Australian.
12 matches, 1 goal, 1 behind.
Averaged 11.8 disposals at 68.3% disposal efficiency, 3.9 marks, 1.3 intercept marks, 2.8 spoils and 3.2 rebound 50s.<\/p>\n
Jade Ellenger, Brisbane Lions
Never Previously All Australian.
12 matches, 1 goal, 0 behinds.
Averaged 16.3 disposals at 62.1% disposal efficiency, 4.3 marks, 1.7 intercept marks, 1.2 spoils and 2.1 rebound 50s.<\/p>\n
Courtney Hodder, Brisbane Lions
Never Previously All Australian.
11 matches, 12 goals, 6 behinds.
Averaged 15.6 disposals at 64.0% disposal efficiency, 1.8 marks, 2.7 inside 50s, 5.0 score involvements and 6.7 tackles.<\/p>\n
Harriet Cordner, Carlton
Never Previously All Australian team.
2021, 2024 Extended Squad.
12 matches.
Averaged 15.7 disposals at 69.7% disposal efficiency, 5.6 marks, 3.8 intercept marks, 2.8 spoils and 4.7 rebound 50s.<\/p>\n
Dayna Finn, Carlton
Never Previously All Australian.
12 matches, 4 goals, 6 behinds.
Averaged 22.9 disposals at 58.2% disposal efficiency, 12.2 uncontested possessions, 347.4 metres gained, 3.4 tackles, 3.8 score involvements and 3.2 inside 50s.<\/p>\n
Erone Fitzpatrick, Carlton
Never Previously All Australian.
12 matches, 11 goals, 11 behinds.
Averaged 17.0 disposals at 65.2% disposal efficiency, 2.7 marks, 3.8 inside 50s, 4.8 score involvements, and 4.0 tackles.<\/p>\n
Tarni White, Collingwood
Never Previously All Australian.
12 matches, 0 goals, 1 behind.
Averaged 18.6 disposals at 63.7% disposal efficiency, 5.1 marks, 2.6 intercept marks, 1.4 spoils and 4.9 rebound 50s.<\/p>\n
Amy Gaylor, Essendon
Never Previously All Australian.
12 matches, 1 goal, 0 behinds.
Averaged 17.8 disposals at 57.7% disposal efficiency, 9.9 contested possessions, 2.1 clearances, 3.5 tackles, 1.3 score involvements and 1.4 inside 50s.<\/p>\n
Gabby Newton, Fremantle
Never Previously All Australian.
12 matches, 2 goals, 1 behind.
Averaged 24.4 disposals at 62.8% disposal efficiency, 11.8 contested possessions, 3.1 clearances, 0.9 centre clearances, 7.3 tackles, 1.9 score involvements and 2.3 inside 50s.<\/p>\n
Emma O’Driscoll, Fremantle
2023, 2024 All Australian Team.
11 matches.
Averaged 15.3 disposals at 69.6% disposal efficiency, 3.6 marks, 2.7 intercept marks, 1.8 spoils and 3.7 rebound 50s.<\/p>\n
Mim Strom, Fremantle
2024 All Australian Team.
2023 Extended Squad.
12 matches, 0 goals, 2 behinds.
Averaged 19.3 disposals at 56.7% disposal efficiency, 12.8 contested possessions, 51.8 ruck contests, 19.8 hitouts, 6.2 hitouts to advantage, 2.8 score involvements and 5.4 clearances.<\/p>\n
Mikayla Bowen, Geelong Cats
Never Previously All Australian team.
2021 Extended Squad.
12 matches, 6 goals, 6 behinds.
Averaged 21.6 disposals at 69.9% disposal efficiency, 3.3 marks, 2.3 inside 50s, 4.3 score involvements, 6.7 tackles and 0.4 goal assists.<\/p>\n
Aishling Moloney, Geelong Cats
2024 All Australian Team.
12 matches, 17 goals, 14 behinds.
Averaged 14.3 disposals at 62.0% disposal efficiency, 3.1 marks, 2.1 inside 50s, 5.5 score involvements, 1.2 contested marks, 2.3 tackles and 0.6 goal assists.<\/p>\n
Georgie Prespakis, Geelong Cats
2022 (s7) All Australian Team.
2023 Extended Squad.
12 matches, 4 goals, 6 behinds.
Averaged 25.8 disposals at 63.5% disposal efficiency, 14.6 contested possessions, 6.8 clearances, 2.5 centre clearances, 5.9 tackles, 4.8 score involvements and 4.8 inside 50s.<\/p>\n
Niamh McLaughlin, Gold Coast SUNS
Never Previously All Australian.
12 matches, 2 goals, 3 behinds.
Averaged 23.3 disposals at 72.9% disposal efficiency, 3.7 marks, 0.6 intercept marks, 0.6 spoils and 2.9 rebound 50s.<\/p>\n
Zarlie Goldsworthy, GWS GIANTS
Never Previously All Australian team.
2023 Extended Squad.
12 matches, 4 goals, 11 behinds.
Averaged 21.2 disposals at 56.3% disposal efficiency, 11.4 contested possessions, 3.4 clearances, 0.8 centre clearances, 6.2 tackles, 3.5 score involvements and 2.8 inside 50s.<\/p>\n
Cambridge McCormick, GWS GIANTS
Never Previously All Australian.
12 matches, 1 goal, 2 behinds.
Averaged 16.6 disposals at 69.3% disposal efficiency, 2.9 marks, 1.0 intercept marks, 2.8 spoils and 2.4 rebound 50s.<\/p>\n
Tilly Lucas-Rodd, Hawthorn
2024 All Australian Team.
2022 (s6) Extended Squad.
12 matches, 0 goals, 2 behinds.
Averaged 21.2 disposals at 65.7% disposal efficiency, 3.5 marks, 0.8 intercept marks, 0.5 spoils and 4.3 rebound 50s.<\/p>\n
Aine McDonagh, Hawthorn
Never Previously All Australian team.
2024 Extended Squad.
12 matches this season, 21 goals, 18 behinds.
Averaged 12.0 disposals at 52.1% disposal efficiency, 2.3 marks, 1.7 inside 50s, 5.4 score involvements, 0.7 contested marks, 2.6 tackles and 0.3 goal assists.<\/p>\n
Maeve Chaplin, Melbourne
Never Previously All Australian team.
2024 Extended Squad.
12 matches, 1 goal, 0 behinds.
Averaged 17.9 disposals at 72.6% disposal efficiency, 3.0 marks, 1.7 intercept marks, 1.7 spoils and 5.3 rebound 50s.<\/p>\n
Tyla Hanks, Melbourne
Never Previously All Australian team.
2021, 2022 (s6), 2023 Extended Squad.
12 matches, 4 goals, 3 behinds.
Averaged 24.3 disposals at 66.3% disposal efficiency, 11.1 contested possessions, 3.5 clearances, 1.2 centre clearances, 7.3 tackles, 5.2 score involvements and 4.9 inside 50s.<\/p>\n
Kate Hore, Melbourne
2020, 2022 (s7), 2023 (captain) All Australian Team.
2021, 2022 (s6) Extended Squad.
12 matches, 18 goals, 13 behinds.
Averaged 20.4 disposals at 64.5% disposal efficiency, 3.4 marks, 2.8 inside 50s, 7.3 score involvements, 0.4 contested marks, 5.7 tackles and 0.8 goal assists.<\/p>\n
Libby Birch, North Melbourne Tasmanian Kangaroos
2020, 2022 (s6) All Australian Team.
2018 Extended Squad.
12 matches.
Averaged 16.0 disposals at 77.1% disposal efficiency, 4.3 marks, 1.9 intercept marks, 3.6 spoils and 1.8 rebound 50s.<\/p>\n
Blaithin Bogue, North Melbourne Tasmanian Kangaroos
Never Previously All Australian.
12 matches, 21 goals, 9 behinds.
Averaged 11.8 disposals at 62.4% disposal efficiency, 2.4 marks, 2.3 inside 50s, 5.2 score involvements, 0.3 contested marks, 1.7 tackles and 0.7 goal assists.<\/p>\n
Jasmine Garner, North Melbourne Tasmanian Kangaroos
2019, 2020, 2021, 2022 (s6), 2022 (s7) (captain), 2023, 2024 All Australian Team.
2018 Extended Squad.\u00a0
11 matches, 19 goals, 8 behinds.
Averaged 27.0 disposals at 67.7% disposal efficiency, 12.9 contested possessions, 5.1 clearances, 2.0 centre clearances, 6.2 tackles, 7.5 score involvements and 5.1 inside 50s.<\/p>\n
Emma Kearney, North Melbourne Tasmanian Kangaroos
2017, 2018, 2019, 2020 (vice-captain), 2021, 2022 (s6) (captain), 2022 (s7), 2023 All Australian Team.
9 matches.
Averaged 18.2 disposals at 71.3% disposal efficiency, 3.7 marks, 1.6 intercept marks, 1.0 spoils and 3.4 rebound 50s.<\/p>\n
Tahlia Randall, North Melbourne Tasmanian Kangaroos
Never Previously All Australian.
12 matches, 22 goals, 12 behinds.
Averaged 9.5 disposals at 54.4% disposal efficiency, 3.5 marks, 1.1 inside 50s, 5.4 score involvements, 1.3 contested marks, 1.4 tackles and 0.7 goal assists.<\/p>\n
Ashleigh Riddell, North Melbourne Tasmanian Kangaroos
2020, 2022 (s6), 2023, 2024 All Australian Team.
2021 Extended Squad.
12 matches, 5 goals, 3 behinds.
Averaged 37.0 disposals at 66.9% disposal efficiency, 14.9 contested possessions, 5.5 clearances, 2.3 centre clearances, 4.3 tackles, 6.5 score involvements and 5.5 inside 50s.<\/p>\n
Gemma Houghton, Port Adelaide
2019, 2020 All Australian Team.
2021, 2023 Extended Squad.
12 matches, 23 goals, 12 behinds.
Averaged 9.8 disposals at 55.9% disposal efficiency, 2.5 marks, 1.8 inside 50s, 4.8 score involvements, 0.7 contested marks, 1.5 tackles and 0.8 goal assists.<\/p>\n
Matilda Scholz, Port Adelaide
Never Previously All Australian team.
2024 Extended Squad.
12 matches, 5 goals, 8 behinds.
Averaged 17.0 disposals at 52.5% disposal efficiency, 10.6 contested possessions, 40.7 ruck contests, 22.8 hitouts, 5.9 hitouts to advantage, 6.0 score involvements and 4.0 clearances.<\/p>\n
Indy Tahau, Port Adelaide
Never Previously All Australian.
12 matches, 25 goals, 7 behinds.
Averaged 11.3 disposals at 62.2% disposal efficiency, 2.9 marks, 2.0 inside 50s, 4.4 score involvements, 0.8 contested marks, 2.0 tackles and 0.4 goal assists.<\/p>\n
Monique Conti, Richmond
2019, 2021, 2022 (s6), 2022 (s7), 2023 All Australian Team.
2018, 2020, 2024 Extended Squad.
12 matches, 2 goals, 4 behinds.
Averaged 26.3 disposals at 63.0% disposal efficiency, 13.8 contested possessions, 4.9 clearances, 2.1 centre clearances, 7.2 tackles, 2.8 score involvements and 4.5 inside 50s.<\/p>\n
Tyanna Smith, St Kilda
Never Previously All Australian.
12 matches, 2 goals, 8 behinds.
Averaged 20.0 disposals at 57.5% disposal efficiency, 12.0 contested possessions, 5.2 clearances, 1.8 centre clearances, 7.3 tackles, 2.8 score involvements and 3.9 inside 50s.<\/p>\n
Serene Watson, St Kilda
Never Previously All Australian team.
2024 Extended Squad.
12 matches.
Averaged 21.5 disposals at 77.5% disposal efficiency, 3.5 marks, 1.5 intercept marks, 2.1 spoils and 6.3 rebound 50s.<\/p>\n
Zippy Fish, Sydney Swans
Never Previously All Australian.
12 matches, 4 goals, 0 behinds.
Averaged 21.2 disposals at 74.4% disposal efficiency, 3.1 marks, 1.3 intercept marks and 7.2 rebound 50s.<\/p>\n
Laura Gardiner, Sydney Swans
2023 All Australian Team.
12 matches, 2 goals, 3 behinds.
Averaged 31.7 disposals at 56.6% disposal efficiency, 14.3 contested possessions, 3.8 clearances, 1.3 centre clearances, 9.6 tackles, 3.8 score involvements and 3.3 inside 50s.<\/p>\n
Montana Ham, Sydney Swans\u00a0
Never Previously All Australian.
12 matches, 7 goals, 11 behinds.
Averaged 18.9 disposals at 58.6% disposal efficiency, 8.5 contested possessions, 2.3 clearances, 0.7 centre clearances, 4.7 tackles, 3.7 score involvements and 4.3 inside 50s.<\/p>\n
Ella Roberts, West Coast Eagles
2024 All Australian Team.
11 matches 7 goals, 11 behinds.
Averaged 23.3 disposals at 56.6% disposal efficiency, 14.7 contested possessions, 3.9 clearances, 1.7 centre clearances, 6.9 tackles, 4.9 score involvements and 3.9 inside 50s.<\/p>\n
Isabelle Pritchard, Western Bulldogs
Never Previously All Australian.
10 matches, 4 goals, 3 behinds.
Averaged 21.6 disposals at 64.8% efficiency, 12.7 contested possessions, 5.7 clearances, 2.2 centre clearances, 4.4 tackles, 3.0 score involvements and 3.4 inside 50s.<\/p>\n
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