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Ebony Marinoff edges out Ash Riddell to win the AFLW's Best and Fairest award for 2024

Matilda Scholz and Hannah Munyard win the 2024 Virgin Australia AFLW Mark of the Year and NAB AFLW Goal of the Year respectively

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