2022 AFL Women's draft

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2022 AFL Women's draft
General information
Date(s)29 June 2022
Time7:00pm AEST
Sponsored by NAB
Overview
League AFL Women's
First selection Montana Ham
(Sydney)
←  2021
2023 sup.  →

The 2022 AFL Women's draft consists of the various periods when the 18 clubs in the AFL Women's competition can recruit players prior to the competition's seventh season.

Contents

Expansion club signing period

The expansion clubs Essendon, Hawthorn, Port Adelaide, and Sydney are able to sign up to 14 current AFLW players before the sign and trade period. They can also pre-list under-18 players from their Next Generation Academy (NGA) region or players as open-age signings if they previously nominated for the AFLW draft and aren't on a current list. [1]

Table of pre-list signings
DatePlayerClubRecruited fromClassificationRef
ClubLeague
21 February Bridget Deed Hawthorn Hawthorn VFLW Open-age [2] [3]
11 March Georgia Nanscawen Essendon Essendon VFLW Open-age [4] [3]
14 March Ruby Sargent-Wilson Sydney Bond University QAFLW NGA [5]
21 March Sarah Ford Sydney Essendon VFLW Open-age [6]
Molly Eastman North Melbourne VFLW
Lauren Szigeti Hawthorn VFLW
Aimee Whelan Hawthorn VFLW
22 March Zoe Barbakos Hawthorn Sandringham Dragons NAB League Open-age [7] [3]
31 March Sophie Locke Hawthorn Port Melbourne VFLW Open-age [8] [3]
12 April Zoe Hurrell Sydney North Shore AFL Sydney Open-age [9]
Ella Heads Inner West Magpies AFL Sydney
22 April Caitlin Sargent Essendon Western Jets NAB League Open-age [10] [3]
3 May Dominique Carbone Hawthorn Hawthorn VFLW Open-age [11] [3]
10 May Jaide Anthony Sydney Dandenong Stingrays NAB League Open-age [12]
11 May Tegan Cunningham Hawthorn Hawthorn VFLW Open-age [13] [3]
Eliza Shannon
13 May Joanne Doonan Essendon Essendon VFLW Open-age [14] [3]
Federica Frew
Danielle Marshall
Jordan Zanchetta
17 May Laquoiya Cockatoo-Motlap Port Adelaide Bond University QAFLW Open-age [15] [3]
Litonya Cockatoo-Motlap
24 May Tamara Luke Hawthorn Hawthorn VFLW Open-age [16] [3] [17]
Jenna Richardson
Tahlia Fellows Casey
25 May Jorja Borg Essendon Carlton VFLW Open-age [18]
30 May Kiara Beesley Sydney Southern Power AFL Sydney Open-age [19]
31 May Jade de Melo Port Adelaide North Adelaide SANFLW Open-age [20]
Jade Halfpenny Norwood
1 June Renee Tierney Essendon Essendon VFLW Open-age [21]
Bella Ayre
Eloise Ashley-Cooper
Tessa Doumanis Port Adelaide Claremont WAFLW [22]
Abbey Dowrick Subiaco
2 June Ainslie Kemp Hawthorn Hawthorn VFLW Open-age [23]
Isabelle Porter
Catherine Brown
Alex Ballard Port Adelaide Sturt SANFLW [24]
Liz McGrath North Melbourne VFLW
3 June Bridie Kennedy Sydney Williamstown VFLW Open-age [25]
Sarah Skinner North Melbourne
Paige Sheppard Geelong
Eliza Vale Western Bulldogs
Kate Bartlett West Coast Peel Thunder WAFLW Priority [26]
Ella Smith Claremont [27]
Sasha Goranova
6 June Gabrielle Biedenweg-Webster Gold Coast Williamstown VFLW Priority [28]
Georgia Clayden Ainslie AFL Canberra
Krystal Scott Bond University QAFLW
9 June Julia Teakle Port Adelaide East Fremantle WAFLW Open-age [29]
Tamara Smith Hawthorn Geelong VFLW [30]
10 June Emma Humphries West Coast Hawthorn VFLW Priority [31]
Olivia Barton Essendon Port Melbourne VFLW Open-age [32]


Table of expansion club AFLW signings
DatePlayerFormer clubNew clubRef
21 March Maddy Collier West Coast Sydney [33] [34]
11 April Madison Prespakis Carlton Essendon [35] [3]
Georgia Gee
Rebecca Privitelli Greater Western Sydney Sydney [9] [36] [34]
Lisa Steane [37] [38] [34]
13 April Bonnie Toogood Western Bulldogs Essendon [39] [3]
26 April Stephanie Cain Fremantle Essendon [40] [3]
27 April Erin Phillips Adelaide Port Adelaide [41] [17]
30 April Ange Foley Adelaide Port Adelaide [42] [3]
3 May Sophie Alexander Collingwood Essendon [43] [3]
5 May Justine Mules Adelaide Port Adelaide [44] [3]
9 May Maria Moloney Brisbane Port Adelaide [45] [3]
10 May Gemma Houghton Fremantle Port Adelaide [46] [3]
Brenna Tarrant Melbourne Sydney [12] [34]
13 May Indy Tahau Brisbane Port Adelaide [47] [48] [17]
16 May Tilly Lucas-Rodd St Kilda Hawthorn [49] [3] [17]
Jess Duffin North Melbourne
Janet Baird Gold Coast
17 May Bella Smith Collingwood Sydney [50] [38] [34]
Ebony O'Dea Port Adelaide [50] [48] [17]
Sarah Perkins Gold Coast Hawthorn [51] [3]
Louise Stephenson Greater Western Sydney
24 May Brooke Lochland Western Bulldogs Sydney [52] [53] [54]
25 May Daria Bannister North Melbourne Essendon [18]
Cat Phillips St Kilda
Jacqui Vogt
Sophie Van De Heuvel Geelong
26 May Hannah Dunn Gold Coast Port Adelaide [55] [54]
27 May Maggie MacLachlan Fremantle [56] [54]
Sarah Dargan Richmond Sydney [53] [54]
30 May Aileen Gilroy North Melbourne Hawthorn [57]
Aliesha Newman Collingwood Sydney [19]
Lexi Hamilton North Melbourne
Ellyse Gamble Western Bulldogs Essendon [58]

Signing and trading period

Players can be signed for one or two year contracts.

Retirements and delistings

Table of player retirements and delistings
DateNameClubStatusRef
2 March Courtney Guard West Coast Retired [59]
11 March Danielle Higgins Geelong Retired [60]
13 March Ashleigh Guest Western Bulldogs Retired [61]
16 March Andrea Gilmore West Coast Retired [62]
23 March Tayla Bresland West Coast Retired [63]
24 March Melissa Caulfield West Coast Retired [64]
7 April Katie Loynes Greater Western Sydney Retired [65]
19 April Ann McMahon Fremantle Delisted [66]
Tiah Toth Delisted
Jasmin Stewart Retired
6 May Ashlee Atkins West Coast Delisted [67]
Lauren Gauci Delisted
10 May Hannah Scott Western Bulldogs Retired [68]
16 May Akec Makur Chuot Richmond Delisted [69]
17 May Imogen Purcell Collingwood Delisted [50]
26 May Christina Bernardi Richmond Delisted [70]
Hannah McLaren Delisted
Sarah Sansonetti Delisted
27 May Kate McCarthy St Kilda Delisted [71]
Tahlia Meyer Delisted
Paige Price Delisted
Isabella Shannon Delisted
Alana Woodward Delisted
30 May Jess Wuetschner Brisbane Delisted [72]
31 May Lauren Magee Melbourne Delisted [73]
Maeve Chaplin Delisted
1 June Parris Laurie West Coast Retired [74]
3 June Erin Lorenzini Greater Western Sydney Retired [75]
7 June Alana Barba Gold Coast Delisted [76]
Dee Heslop Delisted
Rhiannon Watt St Kilda Delisted [77]
8 June Rene Caris Geelong Delisted [78]
Madisen Maguire Delisted
Carly Remmos Delisted
Denby Taylor Retired
9 June Brittany Gibson North Melbourne Delisted [79]
Elisha King Delisted
Tara Slender Retired
Ashton Hill West Coast Retired [80]
10 June Olivia Meagher Collingwood Delisted [81]
Sabreena Duffy Fremantle Delisted [82]
16 June Tayla Stahl Richmond Retired [83]
17 June McKenzie Dowrick Adelaide Delisted [84]
30 June Brooke Vernon Carlton Delisted [85]

Trades

Table of trades
Clubs involvedTradeRef
St Kilda
Carlton 		to St Kilda (from Carlton)
to Carlton (from St Kilda)
  • pick #28
 [86]
Richmond
Geelong 		to Richmond (from Geelong)
to Geelong (from Richmond)
[87]
West Coast
Melbourne 		to West Coast (from Melbourne)
to Melbourne (from West Coast)
  • pick #50
 [88]
Geelong
Melbourne 		to Geelong (from Melbourne)
to Melbourne (from Geelong)
[89]
Melbourne
Carlton 		to Melbourne (from Carlton)
to Carlton (from Melbourne)
  • pick #42
 [90]
Collingwood
Carlton 		to Collingwood (from Carlton)
to Carlton (from Collingwood)
[91]
Hawthorn
Richmond 		to Hawthorn (from Richmond)
  • pick #18
to Richmond (from Hawthorn)
  • pick #30
  • pick #33
 [92]
Richmond
Collingwood 		to Richmond (from Collingwood)
  • pick #25
  • pick #38
to Collingwood (from Richmond)
  • pick #30
  • pick #33
 [93]
Richmond
Carlton 		to Richmond (from Carlton)
to Carlton (from Richmond)
  • pick #25
 [94]
Sydney
Greater Western Sydney 		to Sydney (from Greater Western Sydney)
to Greater Western Sydney (from Sydney)
  • pick #29
 [25]
Carlton
Geelong 		to Carlton (from Geelong)
to Geelong (from Carlton)
  • pick #21
  • pick #42
 [95]
Collingwood
Geelong 		to Collingwood (from Geelong)
to Geelong (from Collingwood)
  • pick #33
 [96]
Richmond
Greater Western Sydney 		to Richmond (from Greater Western Sydney)
to Greater Western Sydney (from Richmond)
  • pick #68
 [97]
St Kilda
Greater Western Sydney 		to St Kilda (from Greater Western Sydney)
to Greater Western Sydney (from St Kilda)
  • pick #37
 [98]
Port Adelaide
Gold Coast 		to Port Adelaide (from Gold Coast)
to Gold Coast (from Port Adelaide)
  • pick #34
  • pick #81
 [99]
Melbourne
Hawthorn 		to Melbourne (from Hawthorn)
  • pick #45
  • pick #80
to Hawthorn (from Melbourne)
  • pick #51
  • pick #59
 [100]
Hawthorn
Richmond 		to Hawthorn (from Richmond)
  • pick #52
to Richmond (from Hawthorn)
  • pick #59
  • pick #62
 [101]
Greater Western Sydney
Western Bulldogs 		to Greater Western Sydney (from Western Bulldogs)
to Western Bulldogs (from Greater Western Sydney)
  • pick #29
  • pick #37
 [102]
Western Bulldogs
Geelong 		to Western Bulldogs (from Geelong)
to Geelong (from Western Bulldogs)
  • pick #24
  • pick #56
 [103]
Geelong
West Coast 		to Geelong (from West Coast)
to West Coast (from Geelong)
  • pick #24
 [104]
St Kilda
West Coast 		to St Kilda (from West Coast)
to West Coast (from St. Kilda)
  • pick #54
 [105]
Gold Coast
Carlton 		to Gold Coast (from Carlton)
to Carlton (from Gold Coast)
  • pick #49
 [106]
Hawthorn
North Melbourne 		to Hawthorn (from North Melbourne)
to North Melbourne (from Hawthorn)
  • pick #51
 [107]
Carlton
Hawthorn 		to Carlton (from Hawthorn)
  • pick #18
to Hawthorn (from Carlton)
  • pick #25
  • pick #28
  • pick #55
 [108]
Western Bulldogs
North Melbourne 		to Western Bulldogs (from North Melbourne)
to North Melbourne (from Western Bulldogs)
  • pick #72
  • pick #90
 [109]
Fremantle
Adelaide 		to Fremantle (from Adelaide)
to Adelaide (from Fremantle)
  • pick #40
  • pick #75
 [110]
Adelaide
West Coast 		to Adelaide (from West Coast)
to West Coast (from Adelaide)
[111]
Hawthorn
North Melbourne 		to Hawthorn (from North Melbourne)
  • pick #26
  • pick #72
to North Melbourne (from Hawthorn)
  • pick #28
  • pick #52
  • pick #55
 [112]

Delisted free agency

The delisted free agency period closed on 25 June 2021. [113]

Table of free agency signings
DatePlayerFormer clubNew clubRef
7 June Clara Fitzpatrick St Kilda St Kilda [114]
9 June Kate McCarthy Hawthorn [115]
Rhiannon Watt Melbourne [116]
10 June Tahlia Meyer Gold Coast [117]
Alana Barba Gold Coast Essendon [32]
11 June Jess Wuetschner Brisbane [118]
13 June Sarah Sansonetti Richmond Collingwood [119]
15 June Jemima Woods Western Bulldogs Richmond [120]
Akec Makur Chuot Richmond Hawthorn [121]
16 June Alana Woodward St Kilda Sydney [122]

Rookie signings

In the absence of a rookie draft, each club was permitted to sign players that had not played Australian rules football within the previous three years or been involved in an AFLW high-performance program.

Table of rookie signings
ClubPlayerRecruited fromOther/former sportRef
Carlton Taylor Ortlepp Rockingham Flames Basketball [123]
Collingwood Emily Smith Sydney Thunder Cricket [124]
Fremantle Orlagh Lally Meath GAA Gaelic football [125]
Geelong Samantha Gooden Glenelg Netball [126]
Hawthorn Aine McDonagh Galway GAA Gaelic football [127]
Melbourne Blaithin Mackin Armagh GAA Gaelic football [128]
North Melbourne Vikki Wall Meath GAA Gaelic football [129]
Erika O'Shea Cork GAA Gaelic football
Zoe Savarirayan Bulleen Lions Soccer [130]
Port Adelaide Olivia Levicki South Adelaide Basketball [131]
Richmond Saraid Taylor Southside Flyers Basketball [132]
Sydney Tiarne Cavanagh Southern Districts Rugby Union [122]

Inactive players

Table of inactive players
ClubPlayerReasonRef
Adelaide Deni Varnhagen Pregnancy [133]
Dayna Cox Work [134]
Jasmyn Hewett Work [135]
Brisbane Gabby Collingwood Knee [136]
Maggie Harmer Mental health [137]
Bella Smith Knee [138]
Collingwood Brittany Bonnici Knee [139]
Brianna Davey Knee
Essendon Georgia Nanscawen Knee [140]
Eloise Ashley-Cooper Foot [141]
Jorja Borg Foot [142]
Fremantle Mikayla Morrison Knee [143]
Ashley Sharp Pregnancy
Geelong Samantha Gooden Knee [144]
Maddy McMahon Personal break
Gold Coast Maddison Levi Rugby [145]
Teagan Levi Rugby
Jade Pregelj Knee
Alana Gee Back [146]
Greater Western Sydney Jessica Allan Army [147]
Emily Goodsir Pregnancy
Isadora McLeay Knee
Isabel Huntington Knee [148]
Fleur Davies Shoulder [149]
Melbourne Rhiannon Watt Knee [128]
Gabby Colvin Knee [150]
Eliza McNamara Back [151]
North Melbourne Grace Campbell Knee [152]
Richmond Hannah Burchell Knee [153]
Harriet Cordner Knee
Charley Ryan Knee [154]
St Kilda Leah Cutting Work [155]
Sydney Alice Mitchell Knee [156]
Montana Beruldsen Knee [157]
West Coast Evie Gooch Wrist [80]
Lauren Wakfer Knee [158]
Shanae Davison Knee [159]
Western Bulldogs Aurora Smith Knee [160]

Draft

The 2022 AFL Women's draft took place on Wednesday, 29 June. The indicative draft order was updated following the sign and trade period: [161]

Table of draft selections
Rd.PickPlayerClubRecruited fromNotes
ClubLeague
11 Montana Ham Sydney Western Jets NAB League Girls
2 Jasmine Fleming Hawthorn Oakleigh Chargers NAB League Girls
3 Hannah Ewings Port Adelaide North Adelaide SANFLW
4 Amber Clarke Essendon Dandenong Stingrays NAB League Girls
5 Sofia Hurley Sydney Sandringham Dragons NAB League Girls
6 Mackenzie Eardley Hawthorn Dandenong Stingrays NAB League Girls
7 Sarah Goodwin Port Adelaide Glenelg SANFLW
8 Paige Scott Essendon Greater Western Victoria Rebels NAB League Girls
9 Charlotte Baskaran Hawthorn Western Jets NAB League Girls
10 Bridie Hipwell Hawthorn Sandringham Dragons NAB League Girls
11 Cynthia Hamilton Sydney Queanbeyan AFL Canberra
12 Montana Beruldsen Sydney Hawthorn VFLW
13 Alice Mitchell Sydney Gunnedah & District AFL North West
14 Ella Roberts West Coast Peel Thunder WAFLW
15 Lauren Wakfer West Coast South Fremantle WAFLW
16 J'Noemi Anderson St Kilda Sandringham Dragons NAB League Girls
17 Keeley Skepper Carlton Murray Bushrangers NAB League Girls ←Geelong
18 Mia Austin Carlton Eastern Ranges NAB League Girls ←Hawthorn←Richmond
19 Alana Gee Gold Coast Southport QAFLW
20 Zarlie Goldsworthy Greater Western Sydney Murray Bushrangers NAB League Girls
21 Rylie Wilcox Western Bulldogs Northern Knights NAB League Girls ←Geelong←Carlton
22 Lucy Wales Hawthorn Casey Demons VFLW
23 Sachi Syme Port Adelaide Norwood SANFLW
24 Abbygail Bushby West Coast Swan Districts WAFLW ←Geelong←Western Bulldogs
25 Emily Everist Hawthorn Bendigo Pioneers NAB League Girls ←Carlton←Richmond←Collingwood
26 Laura Elliott Hawthorn Western Jets NAB League Girls ←North Melbourne
27 Madeleine Scanlon Fremantle Claremont WAFLW
28 Taylah Gatt North Melbourne Dandenong Stingrays NAB League Girls ←Hawthorn←Carlton←St Kilda
29 Keely Coyne Western Bulldogs Sandringham Dragons NAB League Girls ←Greater Western Sydney←Sydney
30 Charlotte Taylor Collingwood Oakleigh Chargers NAB League Girls ←Richmond←Hawthorn
31 Ella Boag Port Adelaide Glenelg SANFLW
32 Stephanie Wales Essendon Casey Demons VFLW
33 Mia Skinner Geelong Geelong VFLW ←Collingwood←Richmond←Hawthorn
34 Claire Ransom Gold Coast North Hobart TSLW ←Port Adelaide
35 Mia Busch Essendon Eastern Ranges NAB League Girls
36 Zoe Wakfer West Coast South Fremantle WAFLW
237 Heidi Woodley Western Bulldogs Calder Cannons NAB League Girls ←Greater Western Sydney←St Kilda
38 Charley Ryan Richmond Dandenong Stingrays NAB League Girls ←Collingwood←Carlton
39 Sophia McCarthy North Melbourne Williamstown VFLW
40 Keeley Kustermann Adelaide West Adelaide SANFLW ←Fremantle
41 Ella Smith Brisbane Aspley QAFLW
42 Brooke Plummer Geelong Northern Knights NAB League Girls ←Carlton←Melbourne
43 Emily Elkington West Coast Claremont WAFLW ←Adelaide
44 Maeve Chaplin Melbourne Casey Demons VFLW ←Hawthorn
45 Yasmin Duursma Port Adelaide Gippsland Power NAB League Girls
46 Mia Van Dyke Essendon Geelong Falcons NAB League Girls
47 Jaide Britton West Coast Peel Thunder WAFLW
48 Lily Goss Carlton Carlton VFLW ←Gold Coast
349 Sammie Johnson Melbourne Casey Demons VFLW ←West Coast
50 Charli Granville North Melbourne Hawthorn VFLW ←Hawthorn←Melbourne←Geelong
51 Grace Matser North Melbourne Gippsland Power NAB League Girls ←Hawthorn←Richmond
52 Jasmyn Smith Gold Coast Bond University QAFLW
53 Mikayla Western West Coast Claremont WAFLW ←St Kilda←Greater Western Sydney
54 Cassidy Mailer North Melbourne Murray Bushrangers NAB League Girls ←Hawthorn←Carlton
55 Abbey McDonald Geelong Calder Cannons NAB League Girls ←Western Bulldogs
56 Charlotte Blair Collingwood Dandenong Stingrays NAB League Girls
57 Dee Heslop Brisbane Gold Coast AFLW
58 Eilish Sheerin Richmond Inner West Magpies AFL Sydney ←Hawthorn←Melbourne
59 Tara Stribley Fremantle Swan Districts WAFLW ←Adelaide
60 Katelyn Cox Richmond Hawthorn VFLW ←Hawthorn
61 Amelie Borg Port Adelaide North Adelaide SANFLW
62 Amelia Radford Essendon Essendon VFLW
463 Hannah Stuart St Kilda Southern Saints VFLW
64 Fleur Davies Greater Western Sydney Southport QAFLW ←Richmond
65Passed Gold Coast ——
66 Meghan Gaffney Greater Western Sydney Tasmania Devils NAB League Girls
67 Jessica Jones Carlton North Melbourne VFLW
68 Brooke Vernon Western Bulldogs Carlton AFLW ←North Melbourne
69 Kiera Mueller Adelaide Sturt SANFLW ←Fremantle
70 Charlotte Mullins Brisbane Aspley QAFLW
71 McKenzie Dowrick Adelaide Adelaide AFLW
72 Georgia Gall Melbourne Euroa Goulburn Valley FNL ←Hawthorn
73 Ashleigh van Loon Essendon Geelong VFLW
574 Deanna Jolliffe St Kilda Southern Saints VFLW
75 Madison Brazendale Greater Western Sydney Tasmania Devils NAB League Girls
76Passed Collingwood ——←Carlton
77 Megan Kauffman Fremantle Wembley Perth Football League
78 Kiara Hillier Brisbane Maroochydore QAFLW
79Passed Melbourne ——
80 Lily Johnson Port Adelaide West Adelaide SANFLW
681 Caitlin Matthews St Kilda Oakleigh Chargers NAB League Girls Father–daughter selection (Daughter of Dean Matthews)
82 Jodie Hicks Greater Western Sydney Macquarie University AFL Sydney
83 Amy Mullholland Fremantle Subiaco WAFLW
784 Cambridge McCormick Greater Western Sydney Eastlake AFL Canberra
85 Tahlia Read Fremantle Calder Cannons NAB League Girls
886 Tess Cattle Greater Western Sydney Ainslie AFL Canberra
987Passed Greater Western Sydney ——

Free agency and replacement signings

Where players were moved to the inactive list after the draft had taken place, clubs were entitled to replace them.

Free agent or replacement signings
ClubPlayerReasonFormer clubFormer leagueRef
Adelaide Jessica Waterhouse Replacement (Hewett) South Adelaide SANFLW [135]
Brisbane Ava Seton Replacement (B. Smith) University of Queensland QAFLW [162]
Collingwood Imogen Evans Free agent Bond University QAFLW [163]
Essendon Alex Morcom Replacement (Nanscawen) Essendon VFLW [141]
Lily-Rose Williamson Replacement (Ashley-Cooper) Gippsland Power NAB League Girls
Megan Ryan Replacement (Borg) North Adelaide SANFLW [142]
Geelong Kalani Scoullar Replacement (Gooden) GWV Rebels NAB League Girls [144]
Melissa Bragg Replacement (McMahon) Geelong VFLW
Gold Coast Ashlee Atkins Free agent East Fremantle WAFLW [164]
Kaylee Kimber Replacement (Gee) Southport QAFLW [146]
Greater Western Sydney Zara Hamilton Free agent Murray Bushrangers NAB League Girls [165]
Grace Hill Replacement (Davies) UTS AFL Sydney [149]
Melbourne Sabreena Duffy Free agent Fremantle AFLW [166]
Ella Little Replacement (McNamara) Woodville-West Torrens SANFLW [167]
North Melbourne Hannah Bowey Replacement (Campbell) Collingwood VFLW [152]
Richmond Amelia Peck Replacement (Ryan) Southern Saints VFLW [154]
St Kilda Simone Nalder Replacement (Cutting) Essendon VFLW [155]
Sydney Genevieve Lawson Tavan Replacement (Mitchell) Darebin VFLW [156]
Kate Reynolds Replacement (Beruldsen) North Shore Bombers AFL Sydney [157]
West Coast Eleanor Hartill Replacement (L. Wakfer)Collegians Perth Football League [158]
Ashleigh Gomes Replacement (Davison) East Fremantle WAFLW [159]

Elevated train-on players

When 24 or fewer players were available for selection during the season, clubs were permitted to elevate train-on players to their squads, where they would be available for selection in AFLW games. [168] This section lists elevations which occurred during 2022 season 7.

Elevated train-on players
DateClubPlayerRef
21 September Carlton Christina Bernardi [168]
14 October Fremantle Madizen Wilkins [169]

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The 2023–24 AFL Women's player movement period consisted of the various periods when the 18 clubs in the AFL Women's (AFLW) competition could recruit players prior to the 2024 AFL Women's season.

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