News Conti & McKenzie make AFL Players Association's Under 22 Team of 2021

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Hard to believe Monique Conti still qualifies as it seems she has been around for ages.

Well done to Monique and Ellie.

Defenders
Natalie Grider, Brisbane
Jordyn Allen, Collingwood
Lauren Butler, Collingwood
Emma O'Driscoll, Fremantle
Denby Taylor, Geelong Cats
Rebecca Webster, Geelong Cats
Maddison Levi, Gold Coast Suns
Georgia Garnett, GWS Giants
Tahlia Randall, North Melbourne
Claudia Whitfort, St Kilda
Eleanor Brown, Western Bulldogs

Midfielders
Isabel Dawes, Brisbane
Courtney Hodder, Brisbane
Grace Egan, Carlton
Georgia Gee, Carlton
Madison Prespakis, Carlton
Lucy McEvoy, Carlton
Abbie McKay, Carlton
Mikala Cann, Collingwood
Olivia Purcell, Geelong
Alyce Parker, GWS Giants
Monique Conti, Richmond
Ellie McKenzie, Richmond
Georgia Patrikios, St Kilda
Tyanna Smith, St Kilda
Tarni White, St Kilda
Mikayla Bowen, West Coast Eagles

Ruck
Lauren Bella, Gold Coast Suns
Eden Zanker, Melbourne

Forwards
Danielle Ponter, Adelaide
Chloe Scheer, Adelaide
Dakota Davidson, Brisbane
Chloe Molloy, Collingwood
Sabreena Duffy, Fremantle
Tyla Hanks, Melbourne
Daisy Bateman, North Melbourne
Isabella Lewis, West Coast Eagles
Jess Fitzgerald, Western Bulldogs
Isabel Huntington, Western Bulldogs
Katie Lynch, Western Bulldogs

 

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REVEALED: Who made the cut in star-studded 22under22 team?
Sarah Black

Monique Conti, Georgia Gee and Courtney Hodder all made the 22under22 team.

FRESH off a premiership win, three Brisbane players have been named in the AFLPA's 22Under22 team.
As voted by the fans, forwards Courtney Hodder and Dakota Davidson and defender Nat Grider have made the cut.
Collingwood and the Western Bulldogs also feature heavily, with three players each.

Chloe Molloy has been voted to captain the side, with Carlton's Maddy Prespakis her deputy – the same leadership group as last year's team.
First-year players Hodder, Ellie McKenzie, Georgia Garnett and Jess Fitzgerald all make the team.

The original squad of 40 was selected by the AFLPA, with support from Champion Data, with the cumulative result from the fan vote forming the final 22.
Players had to be aged 22 and under for the entire AFLW season and had to play more than 50 per cent of matches (five games).

Most popular players:
=1 – Monique Conti (Richmond) – 92 per cent of fans' teams
=1 – Natalie Grider (Brisbane) – 92 per cent
3 – Madison Prespakis (Carlton) – 88 per cent
4 – Tahlia Randall (North Melbourne) – 87 per cent
5 – Chloe Molloy (Collingwood) – 86 per cent
6 – Georgia Patrikios (St Kilda) – 84 per cent
7 – Georgia Gee (Carlton) – 79 per cent
8 – Jordyn Allen (Collingwood) – 76 per cent
9 – Rebecca Webster (Geelong) – 76 per cent
10 – Eleanor Brown (Western Bulldogs) – 74 per cent