COLLINGWOOD was the form team for much of the home and away NAB AFLW season and leads all-comers in the 2021 AFLW All-Australian squad.

The Pies have six nominees in the squad of 40, with the final team of 21 – including a vice-captain and skipper – to be announced at the W Awards on Tuesday, April 20.

The midfield trio of Brianna Davey, Britt Bonnici and Jaimee Lambert have all made the cut, as well as forward Chloe Molloy, while defensive stalwarts Stacey Livingstone and Ruby Schleicher round out the Magpies' contingent.

Adelaide has four representatives – although Chelsea Randall, who split her time between the forward and back lines this year, missed out – as does Brisbane, Carlton, Melbourne, North Melbourne and Richmond.

The competition's No.1 draft pick from last year, Tiger Ellie McKenzie, is the youngest player in the squad of 40.

The AFLW's premier tagger – Brisbane's Cathy Svarc – has also been recognised for her efforts this year.

Every club has a representative, with one player named from each of Gold Coast, Geelong, St Kilda and West Coast.

2021 AFL Women’s All-Australian Squad

Adelaide
Sarah Allan
Anne Hatchard
Ebony Marinoff
Erin Phillips

Brisbane 
Kate Lutkins
Sophie Conway
Catherine Svarc
Dakota Davidson

Carlton
Breann Moody
Kerryn Harrington
Darcy Vescio
Madison Prespakis

Collingwood 
Stacey Livingstone
Chloe Molloy
Brittany Bonnici
Brianna Davey
Jaimee Lambert
Ruby Schleicher

Fremantle
Gemma Houghton
Kiara Bowers
Janelle Cuthbertson

Geelong
Meghan McDonald

GWS 
Alyce Parker

Gold Coast
Lauren Ahrens

Melbourne
Kate Hore
Karen Paxman
Tyla Hanks
Lauren Pearce

North Melbourne 
Emma King
Emma Kearney
Jasmine Garner
Ashleigh Riddell

Richmond
Harriet Cordner
Katie Brennan
Monique Conti
Ellie McKenzie

St Kilda
Georgia Patrikios

West Coast 
Mikayla Bowen

Western Bulldogs
Isabel Huntington
Ellie Blackburn

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