List of AFL Women's debuts in 2021

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The following is the list of players in the AFL Women's (AFLW) who have either made their AFLW debut or played for a new club during the 2021 AFL Women's season.

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Summary of debuts in 2021
ClubDebutTotal
AFLWNew club
Adelaide 134
Brisbane 213
Carlton 426
Collingwood 515
Fremantle 202
Geelong 606
Gold Coast 7411
Greater Western Sydney 414
Melbourne 404
North Melbourne 414
Richmond 347
St Kilda 729
West Coast 7411
Western Bulldogs 414
Total612485

AFL Women's debuts

NameClubAge at debutDebut
round		Notes
Charlotte Hammans Carlton 19 years, 316 days1 [1] Traded in 2020
Mimi Hill Carlton 18 years, 116 days1 [2] Pick 12, 2020 AFL Women's draft
Tarni Brown Collingwood 18 years, 308 days1 [3] Pick 19, 2020 AFL Women's draft
Bella Smith Collingwood 19 years, 130 days1 [4] Free agency signing, 2020
Amelia Velardo Collingwood 18 years, 245 days1 [5] Pick 25, 2020 AFL Women's draft
Alice Burke St Kilda 18 years, 352 days1 [6] Pick 24, 2020 AFL Women's draft
Tahlia Meyer St Kilda 25 years, 207 days1 [7] Free agency signing, 2020
Renee Saulitis St Kilda 18 years, 168 days1 [8] Pick 34, 2020 AFL Women's draft
Tyanna Smith St Kilda 18 years, 92 days1 [9] Pick 6, 2020 AFL Women's draft
Jacqui Vogt St Kilda 26 years, 323 days1 [10] Pick 40, 2020 AFL Women's draft
Jess Fitzgerald Western Bulldogs 18 years, 327 days1 [11] Pick 2, 2020 AFL Women's draft
Sarah Hartwig Western Bulldogs 18 years, 292 days1 [12] Pick 11, 2020 AFL Women's draft
Annise Bradfield Gold Coast 18 years, 59 days1 [13] Pick 7, 2020 AFL Women's draft
Daisy D'Arcy Gold Coast 18 years, 49 days1 [14] Pick 60, 2020 AFL Women's draft
Elizabeth Keaney Gold Coast 29 years, 39 days1 [15] Pick 58, 2020 AFL Women's draft
Maddison Levi Gold Coast 18 years, 278 days1 [16] Pick 50, 2020 AFL Women's draft
Lucy Single Gold Coast 18 years, 124 days1 [17] Pick 57, 2020 AFL Women's draft
Alyssa Bannan Melbourne 18 years, 292 days1 [18] Pick 5, 2020 AFL Women's draft
Megan Fitzsimon Melbourne 18 years, 173 days1 [19] Pick 35, 2020 AFL Women's draft
Eliza McNamara Melbourne 18 years, 268 days1 [20] Pick 15, 2020 AFL Women's draft
Shanae Davison West Coast 19 years, 165 days1 [21] Pick 18, 2020 AFL Women's draft
Andrea Gilmore West Coast 32 years, 95 days1 [22] Pick 53, 2020 AFL Women's draft
Isabella Lewis West Coast 18 years, 75 days1 [23] Pick 3, 2020 AFL Women's draft
Demi Liddle West Coast 21 years, 237 days1 [24] Free agency signing, 2020
Amber Ward West Coast 19 years, 110 days1 [25] Free agency signing, 2020
Teah Charlton Adelaide 18 years, 280 days1 [26] Pick 4, 2020 AFL Women's draft
Darcy Moloney Geelong 18 years, 72 days1 [27] Pick 10, 2020 AFL Women's draft
Isabella Eddey North Melbourne 18 years, 355 days1 [28] Pick 13, 2020 AFL Women's draft
Alice O'Loughlin North Melbourne 18 years, 207 days1 [29] Pick 22, 2020 AFL Women's draft
Luka Lesosky-Hay Richmond 18 years, 214 days1 [30] Pick 52, 2020 AFL Women's draft
Ellie McKenzie Richmond 18 years, 106 days1 [31] Pick 1, 2020 AFL Women's draft
Courtney Hodder Brisbane 20 years, 207 days1 [32] Rookie signing, 2020
Mikayla Hyde Fremantle 19 years, 19 days1 [33] Replacement player, 2021
Sarah Verrier Fremantle 18 years, 182 days1 [34] Pick 14, 2020 AFL Women's draft
Tarni Evans Greater Western Sydney 18 years, 365 days1 [35] Pick 9, 2020 AFL Women's draft
Erin Todd Greater Western Sydney 34 years, 363 days1 [36] Free agency signing, 2020
Joanna Lin Collingwood 18 years, 352 days2 [37] Pick 26, 2020 AFL Women's draft
Olivia Barber Geelong 18 years, 207 days2 [38] Pick 21, 2020 AFL Women's draft
Stephanie Williams Geelong 19 years, 10 days2 [39] Pick 27, 2020 AFL Women's draft
Katelyn Pope West Coast 24 years, 315 days2 [40] Replacement player, 2021
Nicole Garner Geelong 28 years, 239 days3 [41] Pick 50, 2019 AFL Women's draft
Isabella Grant Western Bulldogs 19 years, 144 days3 [42] Pick 47, 2019 AFL Women's draft (Father-daughter selection - Chris Grant)
Georgia Garnett Greater Western Sydney 19 years, 161 days3 [43] Pick 90, 2019 AFL Women's draft
Janet Baird Gold Coast 21 years, 32 days3 [44] Pick 54, 2020 AFL Women's draft
Jessica Matin St Kilda 18 years, 230 days3 [45] Replacement player, 2020
Daisy Walker Carlton 18 years, 252 days3 [46] Pick 28, 2020 AFL Women's draft
Tessa Lavey Richmond 27 years, 322 days3 [47] Pick 43, 2020 AFL Women's draft
Rebecca Ott St Kilda 26 years, 194 days4 [48] Replacement player, 2021
Laura Gardiner Geelong 18 years, 90 days4 [49] Pick 20, 2020 AFL Women's draft
Brooke Brown North Melbourne 23 years, 322 days4 [50] Pick 49, 2020 AFL Women's draft
Indy Tahau Brisbane 18 years, 122 days4 [51] Pick 37, 2020 AFL Women's draft
Lauren Magee Melbourne 23 years, 232 days4 [52] 2020 Rookie signing (Gaelic football)
Lauren Gauci West Coast 24 years, 319 days4 [53] Free agency signing, 2020
Serena Gibbs Carlton 20 years, 269 days5 [54] Pick 44, 2019 AFL Women's draft
Wallis Randell Gold Coast 19 years, 229 days5 [55] Pick 61, 2020 AFL Women's draft
Georgia Hammond North Melbourne 28 years, 164 days6 [56] Pick 44, 2020 AFL Women's draft
Libby Graham Greater Western Sydney 23 years, 175 days6 [57] Pick 42, 2020 AFL Women's draft
Abbi Moloney Collingwood 18 years, 189 days6 [58] Pick 31, 2020 AFL Women's draft
Isabelle Pritchard Western Bulldogs 18 years, 364 days6 [59] Pick 16, 2020 AFL Women's draft
Carly Remmos Geelong 18 years, 216 days8 [60] Pick 39, 2020 AFL Women's draft

Change of AFL Women's club

NameClubAge at debutDebut
round		Former club(s)Recruiting method
Maddy Guerin Carlton 21 years, 95 days1 [61] Melbourne Traded in 2020
Elise O'Dea Carlton 29 years, 146 days1 [62] Melbourne Traded in 2020
Aliesha Newman Collingwood 25 years, 134 days1 [63] Melbourne Traded in 2020
Jayde Van Dyk St Kilda 24 years, 307 days1 [64] Carlton Traded in 2020
Katie Lynch Western Bulldogs 20 years, 298 days1 [65] Collingwood Traded in 2020
Alison Drennan Gold Coast 30 years, 0 days1 [66] North Melbourne, St Kilda Traded in 2020
Sarah Perkins Gold Coast 27 years, 188 days1 [67] Adelaide, Melbourne Pick 23, 2020 AFL Women's draft
Tayla Bresland West Coast 24 years, 361 days1 [68] Fremantle Traded in 2020
Brianna Green West Coast 24 years, 71 days1 [69] Fremantle Expansion signing, 2019
Aisling McCarthy West Coast 24 years, 341 days1 [70] Western Bulldogs Traded in 2020
Lisa Whiteley Adelaide 28 years, 52 days1 [71] Greater Western Sydney Traded in 2020
Ashleigh Woodland Adelaide 22 years, 143 days1 [72] Melbourne Pick 47, 2020 AFL Women's draft
Harriet Cordner Richmond 28 years, 193 days1 [73] Melbourne Traded in 2020
Sarah D'Arcy Richmond 29 years, 162 days1 [74] Collingwood Traded in 2020
Sarah Dargan Richmond 21 years, 363 days1 [75] Collingwood Traded in 2020
Sarah Hosking Richmond 25 years, 60 days1 [76] Carlton Traded in 2020
Taylor Smith Brisbane 20 years, 353 days1 [77] Gold Coast Traded in 2020
Bianca Jakobsson St Kilda 27 years, 314 days2 [78] Carlton, Melbourne Traded in 2020
Georgia Bevan Gold Coast 27 years, 241 days2 [79] Adelaide Replacement player signing in 2020
Grace Campbell North Melbourne 25 years, 70 days3 [80] Richmond Traded in 2020
Hannah Munyard Adelaide 19 years, 201 days4 [81] Western Bulldogs Traded in 2020
Alicia Janz West Coast 30 years, 272 days4 [82] Fremantle Expansion signing, 2019
Katherine Smith Greater Western Sydney 22 years, 152 days5 [83] Melbourne Traded in 2020
Emma Pittman Gold Coast 28 years, 80 days8 [84] Brisbane Traded in 2019

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