\n All the club best and fairest winners from the 2025 NAB AFLW season\n <\/p>\n
Havana Harris, Charlie Rowbottom and Lucy Single after Gold Coast’s 2025 Club Champion Awards. Picture: Gold Coast FC<\/p>\n
AWARDS season is upon us as the 2025 NAB AFLW season reaches the pointy end.<\/p>\n
Check out every club’s best and fairest winner as it is announced.\u00a0<\/p>\n
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Charlie Rowbottom has been crowned Gold Coast’s best player for a third time – and second in a row – this time edging out young gun Havana Harris and co-captain Lucy Single for the top prize.<\/p>\n
Rowbottom polled 78 votes to win from first-year star Harris (74) with Single (72) narrowly behind.<\/p>\n
The 22-year-old has now polled in the top two across all five Club Champion counts since her debut in 2022.<\/p>\n
Rowbottom was a standout performer in a disappointing season for the Suns, including in her 50th AFLW match where she gathered 36 disposals (27 contested possessions) and eight tackles to receive a maximum 10 votes in the AFLCA Champion Player of the Year Award.<\/p>\n
Charlie Rowbottom after winning Gold Coast’s 2025 Club Champion Award. Picture: Gold Coast FC<\/p>\n
Last year’s No.2 draft pick, Harris showed why she was so highly rated after a superb first season in which she played in all 12 of the club’s matches, averaging 13.2 disposals and 2.7 tackles and earning a Telstra AFLW Rising Star nomination in round three.<\/p>\n
Single’s third place came after a consistent season where she averaged 19.8 disposals and 6.5 tackles per game.<\/p>\n
Rowbottom also received the Players’ Player Award and the Excellence Award, while Harris collected the club’s leading goalkicker trophy after booting 11 goals.<\/p>\n
Annabel Kievit, who finished fifth in the best and fairest count, was named the Most Professional, while Sunny Lappin – who nominated Gold Coast as her preferred club ahead of the upcoming Telstra AFLW Draft, won the Female Academy Player of the Year.<\/p>\n
Under a new system in 2025, the Club Champion Award was voted on by the AFLW coaching panel, with the head coach and relevant line coach allocating each player a score between 0 and 5, reflecting their overall contribution and impact. The maximum votes a player can receive from any one match is 10 votes.<\/p>\n
1. Charlie Rowbottom – 78 votes
2. Havana Harris – 74
3. Lucy Single – 72
4. Niamh McLaughlin – 67
5. Annabel Kievit – 59
6. Meara Girvan – 58
7. Georgia Clayden – 53
=8. Maddy Brancatisano – 49
=8. Lily Mithen – 49
10. Darcie Davies – 41<\/p>\n
Most Professional: Annabel Kievit
Players\u2019 Player: Charlie Rowbottom
Excellence Award: Charlie Rowbottom
Leading Goalkicker: Havana Harris
Female Academy Player of the Year: Sunny Lappin<\/p>\n
Zarlie Goldsworthy capped off a brilliant 2025 season with her second Gabrielle Trainor medal as Greater Western Sydney’s best and fairest player.<\/p>\n
The 20-year-old polled 40 votes to narrowly edge out captain and last year’s winner Rebecca Beeson (38), with Tarni Evans and Eilish O’Dowd tied for third on 37 votes.<\/p>\n
Goldsworthy’s versatility across the midfield and forward line helped her seal the win, after also taking out the top prize in a breakout 2023 that also saw her claim the AFLW Rising Star award.<\/p>\n
Evans was rewarded for her career-best season as the club’s leading goalkicker (13) as well as taking home the club’s Goal of the Year award for her left-pocket effort against Fremantle in round 12,<\/p>\n
Brodee Mowbray won the Mark of the Year for a courageous grab in round two against Collingwood, as well as the Jacinda Barclay Fearless Award, voted on by the players after each match.<\/p>\n
Cambridge McCormick, who finished equal fifth in the best and fairest count, and Kaitlyn Srhoj claimed the Community and Members\u2019 Choice Awards, respectively.<\/p>\n
Emily Pease took out the Coaches Award following a career-best year for the defender.<\/p>\n
1.\u00a0Zarlie Goldsworthy \u2013 40 votes
2.\u00a0Rebecca Beeson \u2013 38
=3.\u00a0Tarni Evans \u2013 37
=3.\u00a0Eilish O\u2019Dowd \u2013 37
=5.\u00a0Cambridge McCormick \u2013 35
=5.\u00a0Katherine Smith \u2013 35
7.\u00a0Emily Pease \u2013 34
=9.\u00a0Madison Brazendale \u2013 31
=9.\u00a0Georgia Garnett \u2013 31
=9.\u00a0Kaitlyn Srhoj \u2013 31<\/p>\n
Coaches Award: Emily Pease
Academy Player of the Year:\u00a0Isla Wiencke
Rising Star Award:\u00a0Grace Martin
Members\u2019 Choice Award:\u00a0Kaitlyn Srhoj
Giants Community Award:\u00a0Cambridge McCormick
Mark of the Year:\u00a0Brodee Mowbray \u2013 Round 2 v Collingwood
Goal of the Year:\u00a0Tarni Evans \u2013 Round 10 v Fremantle\u00a0
Leading Goalkicker:\u00a0Tarni Evans \u2013 13 goals
Jacinda Barclay Fearless Award: Brodee Mowbray<\/p>\n
Zarlie Goldsworthy has capped off a phenomenal season by being crowned the 2025 Gabrielle Trainor medallist as the GIANTS\u2019 club champion for the year \ud83e\udde1 pic.twitter.com\/mAvZIcQ1Wx<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 GWS GIANTS (@GWSGIANTS) November 3, 2025<\/a> <\/p>\n TBC<\/p>\n TBC<\/p>\n TBC<\/p>\n TBC<\/p>\n TBC<\/p>\n TBC<\/p>\n TBC<\/p>\n TBC<\/p>\n TBC<\/p>\n