THE RACE for the AFLW Coles Goal of the Year and Virgin Australia Mark of the Year is down to six after the finalists for both awards were confirmed.
Collingwood's Ruby Schleicher, Gold Coast's Lucy Single and Geelong star Georgie Prespakis are the three Goal of the Year finalists.
Schleicher earned her nomination for her round four effort against Carlton, where she took a mark on the wing before steaming towards goal, taking three bounced before booting the goal from 40m.
Single's goal came in the QClash against Brisbane in round eight, when she swept up a loose ball, fended off Lion Sophie Conway and after running 10m, drilled her shot from 35m pressed hard up against the right boundary line.
Prespakis rounds out the contenders with her long-bomb against Fremantle in round 11. After running all the way from defence, Prespakis received the handball just outside the 50m and drilled it home.
The winner will pocket $50,000, with the AFLW All-Australian selection panel to decide the award ahead of the W Awards on Monday, November 23.
You can vote for your favourite goal and go into the running to win $5000, thanks to Coles.
2026 Coles AFLW Goal of the Year finalists
Ruby Schleicher (Collingwood), round four
Lucy Single (Gold Coast), round eight
Georgie Prespakis (Geelong), round 11
Meanwhile, Carlton great Darcy Vescio, Gold Coast youngster Dekota Baron and Melbourne star Tayla Harris are in contention for the Mark of the Year.
Vescio's round two grab against Adelaide earned a place among the final three, alongside Baron's round five mark against Collingwood and Harris' round eight effort, also against the Magpies.
The Mark of the Year winner will receive $50,000 and two million Velocity Points.
Like the Goal of the Year, the winner will be determined by the AFLW All-Australian selection panel and unveiled at the W Awards.
You can vote for your favourite mark and go in the running to win $5000, courtesy of Virgin Australia.
2026 Virgin Australia AFLW Mark of the Year finalists
Darcy Vescio (Carlton), round two
Dekota Baron (Gold Coast), round five
Tayla Harris (Melbourne), round eight
Both winners will be crowned at the 2026 W Awards on November 23.