2017 AFL Women's draft

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2017 AFL Women's draft
General information
Date(s)18 October 2017
Time12:00 pm AEDT
Location NAB Building, Docklands, Victoria
Network(s)afl.com.au
Sponsored by National Australia Bank
Overview
League AFL Women's
First selection Isabel Huntington (Western Bulldogs)
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The 2017 AFL Women's draft consisted of the various periods when the eight clubs in the AFL Women's competition could recruit players prior to the competition's 2018 season.

Contents

As the previous season's player contracts were all capped at one-year deals, all existing AFLW players must be re-signed prior to the 2018 season. Entering the second season of the competition, clubs will have larger list sizes, with 27 senior listed players (up from 25), and three rookie listed players (up from two). [1]

Signing and trading period

Beginning 1 May, clubs were given an 18-day window to re-sign players on their lists from the previous season, with teams being required to retain between 15 and 22 players during that period. [2] There was also a window for teams to trade players and draft picks in a trade period that started on 15 May 2017, and continued for 12 days. [3]

Players were eligible to seek a trade should they receive a contract offer from a rival club at a pay scale level above their previous years' salary. Players could also reject any offer from their existing club lower rate than in 2017, and become restricted free agents permitted to sign with another club at or above their previous salary. [3]

Players who do not receive offers from their 2017 club were free to sign with any club during the four-day free agency period starting 29 May 2017 or to nominate for the 2017 draft. [3]

Trades

2017 AFLW trade period
No.Player(s)Traded fromTraded toTraded forRef
1 Nicola Stevens Collingwood Carlton Pick 5 [4]
Pick 13
Pick 28Pick 21
2 Alicia Eva Collingwood Greater Western Sydney Pick 1 [5]
Pick 5Pick 9
Jaimee Lambert Western Bulldogs Collingwood Pick 1
Pick 4
Pick 3Pick 12
3 Ashleigh Guest Greater Western Sydney Melbourne Pepa Randall [6]
4 Maddie Boyd Melbourne Greater Western Sydney Pick 33 [7]
5 Deanna Berry Melbourne Western Bulldogs Pick 12 [8]
Bianca Jakobsson Carlton Melbourne Pick 12
Tayla Harris Brisbane Carlton Bella Ayre
Nat Exon

Retirements and delistings

List of 2017 AFLW player changes
NameClubDateNotesRef.
Kendra Heil Collingwood 15 May 2017Delisted [9]
Kate Sheahan Collingwood 15 May 2017Delisted [9]
Heather Anderson Adelaide 25 May 2017Delisted [10]
Jasmine Anderson Adelaide 25 May 2017Delisted [10]
Sophie Armitstead Adelaide 25 May 2017Delisted [10]
Lauren O'Shea Adelaide 25 May 2017Delisted [10]
Helen Roden Collingwood 26 May 2017Delisted [11]
Penny Cula-Reid Collingwood 26 May 2017Delisted [11]
Georgia Walker Collingwood 26 May 2017Delisted [11]
Lou Wotton Collingwood 26 May 2017Delisted [11]
Alison Brown Carlton 26 May 2017Delisted [11]
Kate Darby Carlton 26 May 2017Delisted [11]
Jordan Ivey Carlton 26 May 2017Delisted [11]
Jess Kennedy Carlton 26 May 2017Delisted [11]
Tahni Nestor Carlton 26 May 2017Delisted [11]
Rebecca Privitelli Carlton 26 May 2017Delisted [11]
Hayley Trevean Carlton 26 May 2017Delisted [11]
Kellie Gibson Adelaide 26 May 2017Delisted [11]
Monique Hollick Adelaide 26 May 2017Delisted [11]
Tayla Thorn Adelaide 26 May 2017Delisted [11]
Caitlin Collins Brisbane 26 May 2017Delisted [12]
Kate Deegan Brisbane 26 May 2017Delisted [12]
Selina Goodman Brisbane 26 May 2017Delisted [12]
Delissa Kimmince Brisbane 26 May 2017Delisted [12]
Shaleise Law Brisbane 26 May 2017Delisted [12]
Jordan Membrey Brisbane 26 May 2017Delisted [12]
Jade Ransfield Brisbane 26 May 2017Delisted [12]
Nikki Wallace Brisbane 26 May 2017Delisted [12]
Taylah Angel Fremantle 26 May 2017Delisted [11]
Emily Bonser Fremantle 26 May 2017Delisted [11]
Stephanie Cain Fremantle 26 May 2017Delisted [11]
Kelly Clinch Fremantle 26 May 2017Delisted [11]
Beatrice Devlyn Fremantle 26 May 2017Delisted [11]
Tarnica Golisano Fremantle 26 May 2017Delisted [11]
Alicia Janz Fremantle 26 May 2017Delisted [11]
Akec Makur Chuot Fremantle 26 May 2017Delisted [11]
Kim Mickle Fremantle 26 May 2017Retired [11]
Demi Okely Fremantle 26 May 2017Delisted [11]
Kira Phillips Fremantle 26 May 2017Delisted [11]
Taryn Priestly Fremantle 26 May 2017Delisted [11]
Jess Bibby Greater Western Sydney 26 May 2017Retired [11]
Codie Briggs Greater Western Sydney 26 May 2017Delisted [11]
Kristy De Pellegrini Greater Western Sydney 26 May 2017Delisted [11]
Hannah Dunn Greater Western Sydney 26 May 2017Delisted [11]
Clare Lawton Greater Western Sydney 26 May 2017Delisted [11]
Mai Nguyen Greater Western Sydney 26 May 2017Delisted [11]
Ella Ross Greater Western Sydney 26 May 2017Delisted [11]
Isabella Rudolph Greater Western Sydney 26 May 2017Delisted [11]
Kate Stanton Greater Western Sydney 26 May 2017Delisted [11]
Stephanie Walker Greater Western Sydney 26 May 2017Delisted [11]
Hannah Wallett Greater Western Sydney 26 May 2017Delisted [11]
Alex Williams Greater Western Sydney 26 May 2017Delisted [11]
Jessica Anderson Melbourne 26 May 2017Delisted [13]
Mia-Rae Clifford Melbourne 26 May 2017Delisted [13]
Harriet Cordner Melbourne 26 May 2017Delisted [13]
Stephanie De Bortoli Melbourne 26 May 2017Delisted [13]
Sarah Jolly Melbourne 26 May 2017Delisted [13]
Elise Strachan Melbourne 26 May 2017Delisted [11]
Courtney Clarkson Western Bulldogs 26 May 2017Delisted [11]
Jess Gardner Western Bulldogs 26 May 2017Delisted [11]
Meg McDonald Western Bulldogs 26 May 2017Delisted [11]
Lauren Morecroft Western Bulldogs 26 May 2017Delisted [11]
Rebecca Neaves Western Bulldogs 26 May 2017Delisted [11]
Romy Timmins Western Bulldogs 26 May 2017Delisted [11]
Kate Tyndall Western Bulldogs 26 May 2017Delisted [11]
Lisa Williams Western Bulldogs 26 May 2017Delisted [11]

Free agency

A four-day free agency period was held from 29 May for clubs to secure non-signed players from other clubs. [11]

2017 AFLW free agency period signings
PlayerDateFree agent typeFormer clubNew clubRef
Kellie Gibson 29 May 2017Delisted Adelaide Fremantle [14]
Jessica Anderson 29 May 2017Delisted Melbourne Western Bulldogs [15]
Harriet Cordner 30 May 2017Delisted Melbourne Melbourne [16]
Alex Williams 30 May 2017Delisted Greater Western Sydney Fremantle [17]
Rebecca Privitelli 31 May 2017Delisted Carlton Greater Western Sydney [18]

A second free agency period opened at the conclusion of the draft, allowing undrafted players to be signed. This period closed on 19 October, the day after the draft. [19]

PlayerSigned withRef
Rachel Ashley Western Bulldogs [20]
Sophie Armitstead Adelaide [21]
Melissa Freckleton Greater Western Sydney [22]

Salary

AFLW players salaries are managed and paid in full by the AFL on behalf of the clubs. A pay deal struck between the league and the AFLPA in November 2016 set the 2018 season payment structure as follows: [23]

Marquee playersPriority playersOther players
Number24up to 24
Salary$27,946$12,846$9,276

It is expected that these salaries will be renegotiated and increased, as the time commitment of players was found to be greater than expected during the 2017 season. [3] [24]

In addition, players are provided with playing boots and runners, an interstate travel allowance, income insurance, out-of-pocket medical expense coverage, and an allowance to pay for a carer for a child under 12 months of age when travelling interstate. [23]

Draft

A draft was held 18 October 2017. It operated with players nominating for a single state's draft pool and players only being eligible to be drafted by clubs operating in that state. [1] Clubs concluded the draft period with a total of 30 players, 27 of these being senior listed and three of these being rookie players. [1]

Final draft order [25]
RoundPickPlayerDrafted toRecruited fromLeagueNotes
11 Isabel Huntington Western Bulldogs Melbourne Uni VFL Women's Traded from Collingwood; received from Greater Western Sydney
12 Stephanie Cain Fremantle Swan Districts WAWFL
13 Chloe Molloy Collingwood Diamond Creek VFL Women's Traded from Western Bulldogs
14 Monique Conti Western Bulldogs Melbourne Uni VFL Women's Traded from Collingwood
15 Jodie Hicks Greater Western Sydney Belconnen AFL Canberra Traded from Collingwood; received from Carlton
16 Eden Zanker Melbourne Bendigo Pioneers TAC Cup
17 Jordan Zanchetta Brisbane Yeronga QWAFL
18 Jessica Allan Adelaide Salisbury Adelaide FL
29 Darcy Guttridge Collingwood Cranbourne VFL Women's Traded from Greater Western Sydney
210 Evangeline Gooch Fremantle East Fremantle WAWFL
211 Jenna Bruton Western Bulldogs St Kilda Sharks VFL Women's
212 Georgia Gee Carlton Dandenong Stingrays TAC Cup Traded from Collingwood; received from Melbourne; received from Western Bulldogs
213 Iilish Ross Collingwood Murray Bushrangers TAC Cup Traded from Carlton
214 Maddy Guerin Melbourne Northern Knights TAC Cup
215 Arianna Clarke Brisbane Coolangatta QWAFL
216 Jasmyn Hewett Adelaide St Mary's NTFL
317 Tanya Hetherington Greater Western Sydney Diamond Creek VFL Women's
318 Jodie White Fremantle Coastal Titans WAWFL
319 Daria Bannister Western Bulldogs Launceston TWL
320 Sarah Dargan Collingwood Calder Cannons TAC Cup
321 Kristy Stratton Collingwood Box Hill Hawks VFL Women's Traded from Carlton
322 Tegan Cunningham Melbourne
–
–
323 Renee Cowan Brisbane Yeronga QWAFL
324 Eloise Jones Adelaide Morphettville Park Adelaide FL
425 Courtney Gum Greater Western Sydney Adelaide University Adelaide FL
426 Ashlee Atkins Fremantle East Fremantle WAWFL
427 Emma Mackie Western Bulldogs Box Hill Hawks VFL Women's
428 Sophie Li Carlton Adelaide University Adelaide FL Traded from Collingwood
429 Reni Hicks Carlton Diamond Creek VFL Women's
430 Claudia Whitfort Melbourne
–
–
431 Kalinda Howarth Brisbane Coolangatta QWAFL
432 Marijana Rajcic Adelaide Norwood Adelaide FL
533 Emily McGuire Fremantle Swan Districts WAWFL
534Passed Western Bulldogs ——
535 Ashleigh Brazill Collingwood Collingwood Magpies Netball Suncorp Super Netball
536 Bridie Kennedy Carlton Cranbourne/Dandenong Stingrays VFL Women's/TAC Cup
537 Emma Pittman Brisbane University of Queensland QWAFL
538 Ruth Wallace Adelaide Adelaide University Adelaide FL
639 Phoebe Monahan Greater Western Sydney UNSW-Eastern Suburbs Stingrays SWAFL
640 Alicia Janz Fremantle Swan Districts WAWFL
641 Ruby Blair Brisbane Coolangatta QWAFL
642 Rheanne Lugg Adelaide Riverina Lions AFL Canberra
743 Philippa Smyth Greater Western Sydney Nelson Bay BDAFL
744 Leah Mascall Fremantle Coastal Titans WAWFL
745 Sophie Conway Brisbane Zillmere QWAFL
746Passed Adelaide ——
847 Cora Staunton Greater Western Sydney
–
–
848 Jessy Keeffe Brisbane Yeronga QWAFL
949Passed Greater Western Sydney ——

Rookie draft

The rookie draft took place on 20 October 2017. Players qualify for the rookie draft if they are under the age of 21 or are crossing from another sport. [26]

PickPlayerDrafted toRecruited fromLeagueNotes
1 Haneen Zreika Greater Western Sydney Auburn Giants SWAFL
2 Lisa Webb Fremantle Coastal Titans WAWFL
3 Naomi Ferres Western Bulldogs VU Western Spurs VFL Women's
4 Holly Whitford Collingwood Cranbourne VFL Women's
5 Tiahna Cochrane Carlton Bendigo Thunder VWFL
6 Anna Teague Melbourne Geelong Supercats SEABL
7 Gabby Collingwood Brisbane University of Queensland QWAFL
8 Calista Boyd Adelaide Wanderers NTFL
9 Tait Mackrill Greater Western Sydney Adelaide University Adelaide FL
10 Jade de Melo Fremantle East Fremantle WAWFL
11 Bonnie Toogood Western Bulldogs Mornington SEFNL
12 Katie-Jayne Grieve Carlton South Bunbury SWFL
13 Maddie Shevlin Melbourne Gungahlin ACTWAFL
14 Molly Ritson Brisbane Bond University QWAFL
15 Brianna Walling Adelaide Morphettville Park Adelaide FL
16 Beatrice Devlyn Fremantle South Fremantle WAWFL
17 Courtney Webb Carlton Launceston TFL
18 Krystal Scott Brisbane Bond University QWAFL
19 Tayla McAuliffe Fremantle Swan Districts WAWFL Promoted to senior list to replace Kirby Bentley who was put on the long-term injury list [27]

Rookie signings

ClubRookie playerOther/former sportRef.
Adelaide Becchara Palmer Beach volleyball [28]
Carlton Kerryn Harrington Basketball [29]
Maddison Gay Netball [29] [30]
Collingwood Eliza Hynes Beach Volleyball [31]
Georgie Parker Field hockey [32]
Greater Western Sydney Elle Bennetts Netball [33]
Melbourne Kate Hore Basketball [34]
Erin Hoare Netball [35]
Western Bulldogs Kim Rennie Basketball [36]
Aisling Utri Field Hockey [37]

See also

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