Game Day AFLW 2023 Dec Draft 18th Dec 2023

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The hope is that next year it may well be a full national, with pay increasing to $67k for the 2025 AFLW season, plus players get initial relocation costs covered.

It also helps out in fair market value too. For example as it stands in Queensland who have a number of top prospects, other teams can bid on players, and they can match, but if they nominate for Queensland, then only the other Queensland team can bid (and usually they've got an unspoken agreement to take their respective players). Evie Long nominating nationally is a huge coup for the comp, would have been great to see more, but it's a good first step.
I don’t mind that Evie Long character…
 

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The hope is that next year it may well be a full national, with pay increasing to $67k for the 2025 AFLW season, plus players get initial relocation costs covered.

It also helps out in fair market value too. For example as it stands in Queensland who have a number of top prospects, other teams can bid on players, and they can match, but if they nominate for Queensland, then only the other Queensland team can bid (and usually they've got an unspoken agreement to take their respective players). Evie Long nominating nationally is a huge coup for the comp, would have been great to see more, but it's a good first step.
Aren't there two Queensland zones? I could have sworn that was a thing.

National draft can't come soon enough, AFAIC. It feels like we dodged a bullet with the Tassie girls nominating nationally. Probably the same with Grigg. The Lions having the first pick in QLD as well as their own plus access to academy kids feels like a mistake. Probably should have considered ladder position when handing out comp, especially since they delayed long enough to actually do so.

FD is still implemented badly, but at least the bidding system is better. Also, it's less counterintuitive than stockpiling picks in the 30s and 40s like in the men's. I'm still trying to wrap my head around Robertson nominating nationally after nominating FD, though.
 
Aren't there two Queensland zones? I could have sworn that was a thing.

National draft can't come soon enough, AFAIC. It feels like we dodged a bullet with the Tassie girls nominating nationally. Probably the same with Grigg. The Lions having the first pick in QLD as well as their own plus access to academy kids feels like a mistake. Probably should have considered ladder position when handing out comp, especially since they delayed long enough to actually do so.

FD is still implemented badly, but at least the bidding system is better. Also, it's less counterintuitive than stockpiling picks in the 30s and 40s like in the men's. I'm still trying to wrap my head around Robertson nominating nationally after nominating FD, though.
There was a Gold Coast zone (as part of the expansion) and if a Queensland player nominates nationally, the Academies can match a bid. But if they nominate Queensland the other teams can’t bid.

I’ve heard Robertson was hoping to go to Sydney by the sounds of it, as that’s where her partner was, but then she got delisted…
 
There was a Gold Coast zone (as part of the expansion) and if a Queensland player nominates nationally, the Academies can match a bid. But if they nominate Queensland the other teams can’t bid.

I’ve heard Robertson was hoping to go to Sydney by the sounds of it, as that’s where her partner was, but then she got delisted…
So, possibly, Robertson nominated nationally before agreeing to go FD to Carlton? Or was she hoping that Sydney would put in a bid that Carlton wouldn't match? I think I should probably just give up on figuring this one out. Probably not important that I know. It just seems weird to nominate to go anywhere while also nominating to go to one specific team.

I may just be tired, but I think the explanation of what the system is in QLD has me more confused than before. They may implement a national draft before I figure it out. Here's hoping.
 
So, possibly, Robertson nominated nationally before agreeing to go FD to Carlton? Or was she hoping that Sydney would put in a bid that Carlton wouldn't match? I think I should probably just give up on figuring this one out. Probably not important that I know. It just seems weird to nominate to go anywhere while also nominating to go to one specific team.

I may just be tired, but I think the explanation of what the system is in QLD has me more confused than before. They may implement a national draft before I figure it out. Here's hoping.
I don't think anyone is meant to understand the draft system to be fair. Literally some recruiting teams were in the dark over some rules. Like initially many believed Tassie and NT players could pick a state they wanted to go to (like how some have gone to QLD and NSW in past years) but then they found out it was North/GC or national.

I too hope for a national draft because that is far simpler 😂
 
So couldn't post the full list due to potential land alterations, but here's how the AFLW Draft Combine invitees nominated:

NATIONAL:​

Jacinta Baldwick (Lions Academy / Queensland)
Brooke Barwick (Tasmania Devils / Tasmania)
Alissa Brook (South Adelaide/ South Australia)
Cleo Buttifant (Giants Academy / NSW-ACT)
Ava Campbell (Eastern Ranges / Vic Metro)
Kyanne Campbell (South Adelaide / Northern Territory)
Georgia Clark (Tasmania Devils / Tasmania)
Tyla Crabtree (GWV Rebels / Vic Country)
Sophia De Castella (Giants Academy / NSW-ACT)
Gabby Eaton (Swans Academy / NSW-ACT)
Mackenzie Ford (Tasmania Devils / Tasmania)
Keely Fullerton (Bendigo Pioneers / Vic Country)
T'Sharni Graham (Palmerston Magpies / Northern Territory)
Elaine Grigg (Central District / South Australia)
Sarah Grunden (Calder Cannons / Vic Metro)
Lara Hausegger (Oakleigh Chargers / Vic Metro)
Jaime Henry (Swan Districts / Western Australia)
Tamara Henry (Western Jets / Vic Metro)
Lilu Hung (Lions Academy / Queensland)
Holly Ifould (South Adelaide / South Australia)
Lily Jordan (GWV Rebels / Vic Country)
Tshinta Kendall (Bond University / Queensland)
Annabel Kievit (Waratah / Northern Territory)
Tunisha Kikoak (Tasmania Devils / Tasmania)
Mylee Leitch (East Fremantle / Western Australia)
Evie Long (Sandgate / Queensland)
Josie McCabe (Suns Academy / Queensland)
Cassie McWilliam (Swan Districts / Northern Territory)
Olivia Morris (Swans Academy / NSW-ACT)
Holly O'Flaherty (Lions Academy / Queensland)
Anjelique Raison (East Fremantle / Western Australia)
Jemma Ramsdale (Dandenong Stingrays / Vic Country)
Jess Rentsch (GWV Rebels / Vic Country)
Meg Robertson (Dandenong Stingrays / Vic Country)
Marnie Robinson (Swans Academy / NSW-ACT)
Laura Roy (Lions Academy / Queensland)
Jasmine Shepherd (Sandringham Dragons / Vic Metro)
Ella Slocombe (Claremont / Western Australia)
Kaitlyn Srhoj (Peel Thunder / Western Australia)
Mel Staunton (Giants Academy / NSW-ACT)
Jo Sunderland (Geelong Falcons / Vic Country)
Amber Swan (Lions Academy / Queensland)
Jasmyn Thompson (Tasmania Devils / Tasmania)
Asha Turner Funk (Swans Academy / NSW-ACT)
Zara Walsh (Sturt / South Australia)
Kristie-Lee Weston-Turner (Western Jets / Vic Metro)
Kiera Whiley (Western Jets / Vic Metro)
Indiana Williams (Lions Academy / Queensland)
Mia Zielinski (Sandringham Dragons / Vic Metro)

NSW:​

Serina Baukes (Swans Academy / NSW-ACT)
Kendra Blattman (Swans Academy / NSW-ACT)

QUEENSLAND:​

Kiara Bischa (Suns Academy / Queensland)
Rania Crozier (Lions Academy / Queensland)
Sienna McMullen (Suns Academy / Queensland)
Sophie Peters (Lions Academy / Queensland)

SOUTH AUSTRALIA:​

Brooke Boileau (South Adelaide / South Australia)
Piper Window (Glenelg / South Australia)

VICTORIA:​

Chloe Adams (Geelong Falcons / Vic Country)
Isabel Bacon (Sandringham Dragons / Vic Metro)
Sophie Butterworth (Dandenong Stingrays / Vic Country)
Lucy Cronin (Oakleigh Chargers / Vic Metro)
Annabelle Embelton (Sandringham Dragons / Vic Metro)
Emily Gough (Sandringham Dragons / Vic Metro)
Jacinta Hose (Eastern Ranges / Vic Metro)
Ava Jordan (Northern Knights / Vic Metro)
Lila Keck (Bendigo Pioneers / Vic Country)
Bianca Lyne (Dandenong Stingrays / Vic Country)
Chantal Mason (Geelong Falcons / Vic Country)
Bryde O'Rourke (Bendigo Pioneers / Vic Country)
Alyssia Pisano (Eastern Ranges / Vic Metro)
Jemma Rigoni (Oakleigh Chargers / Vic Metro)
Amber Schutte (Gippsland Power / Vic Country)
Georgia Stubs (Eastern Ranges / Vic Metro)
Mikayla Williamson (Dandenong Stingrays / Vic Country)

WESTERN AUSTRALIA:​

Georgie Cleaver (East Fremantle / Western Australia)
Liliana Grassenis (West Perth / Western Australia)
Eva O'Donnell (Claremont / Western Australia)


Thank you so much for this brilliant list Pie 4 Life ! There are a couple of conspicuous omissions. Please can you tell us what the deal is for Jess Vukic and Kayley Kavanagh? They haven't been pre-listed have they?
 
Thank you so much for this brilliant list Pie 4 Life ! There are a couple of conspicuous omissions. Please can you tell us what the deal is for Jess Vukic and Kayley Kavanagh? They haven't been pre-listed have they?
Jess Vukic was by Hawthorn. Kayley Kavanagh was an oversight on my list, the only one I missed. She nominated nationally.
 

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#1 Kristie Lee Weston-Turner to Western Bulldogs
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pick 1 should be announced within 10 seconds, they've known who they were picking well prior
stop dragging it out
No surprises with that one.
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