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2023–24 AFL Women's player movement period

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2023–24 AFL Women's player movement period

The 2023–24 AFL Women's player movement period consisted of the various periods when the 18 clubs in the AFL Women's (AFLW) competition could recruit players following the 2023 AFL Women's season.

Retirements and delistings

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Name Club Date Status Ref.
Akec Makur Chuot Hawthorn 26 October 2023 Retired [1]
Erin Phillips Port Adelaide 31 October 2023 Retired [2]
Tegan Cunningham Hawthorn 31 October 2023 Retired [3]
Richelle Cranston Western Bulldogs 31 October 2023 Retired [4]
Jess Wuetschner Essendon 1 November 2023 Retired [5]
Renee Garing Geelong 1 November 2023 Retired [6]
Jess Sedunary West Coast 1 November 2023 Retired [7]
Tamara Luke Hawthorn 2 November 2023 Retired [8]
Phoebe McWilliams Carlton 2 November 2023 Retired [9]
Catherine Brown Hawthorn 3 November 2023 Retired [10]
Laquoiya Cockatoo-Motlap Port Adelaide 9 November 2023 Delisted [11]
Jade de Melo Port Adelaide 9 November 2023 Delisted [11]
Jade Halfpenny Port Adelaide 9 November 2023 Delisted [11]
Maggie MacLachlan Port Adelaide 9 November 2023 Delisted [11]
Jacqui Yorston Port Adelaide 9 November 2023 Delisted [11]
Janet Baird Hawthorn 10 November 2023 Delisted [12]
Sarah Perkins Hawthorn 10 November 2023 Delisted [12]
Isabella Simmons West Coast 10 November 2023 Retired [13]
Tess Cattle Greater Western Sydney 15 November 2023 Delisted [14]
Zara Hamilton Greater Western Sydney 15 November 2023 Delisted [14]
Grace Hill Greater Western Sydney 15 November 2023 Delisted [14]
Tait Mackrill Greater Western Sydney 15 November 2023 Delisted [14]
Leah Cutting Essendon 16 November 2023 Delisted [15]
Joanne Doonan Essendon 16 November 2023 Delisted [15]
Meagan Kiely Richmond 16 November 2023 Retired [16]
Bailey Hunt Western Bulldogs 23 November 2023 Delisted [17]
Georgina Fowler Melbourne 29 November 2023 Retired [18]
Jaide Anthony Sydney 29 November 2023 Delisted [19]
Kiara Beesley Sydney 29 November 2023 Delisted [19]
Sarah Ford Sydney 29 November 2023 Delisted [19]
Jenny Higgins Sydney 29 November 2023 Delisted [19]
Kate Reynolds Sydney 29 November 2023 Delisted [19]
Jess Hosking Richmond 29 November 2023 Delisted [20]
Stephanie Williams Richmond 29 November 2023 Delisted [20]
Emma Humphries West Coast 29 November 2023 Retired [21]
Aimee Schmidt West Coast 29 November 2023 Retired [21]
McKenzie Dowrick Adelaide 1 December 2023 Delisted [22]
Amber Ward Adelaide 1 December 2023 Delisted [22]
Sammy Gooden Geelong 1 December 2023 Delisted [23]
Ingrid Houtsma Geelong 1 December 2023 Delisted [23]
Mia Skinner Geelong 1 December 2023 Delisted [23]
Yvonne Bonner Adelaide 4 December 2023 Retired [24]
Lisa Whiteley Adelaide 4 December 2023 Retired [24]
Jordan Ivey Melbourne 5 December 2023 Delisted [25]
Sammie Johnson Melbourne 5 December 2023 Delisted [25]
Daisy Bateman Western Bulldogs 6 December 2023 Delisted [26]
Rosie Dillon St Kilda 6 December 2023 Delisted [27]
Deanna Jolliffe St Kilda 6 December 2023 Delisted [27]
Erin McKinnon St Kilda 6 December 2023 Delisted [27]
Renee Saulitis St Kilda 6 December 2023 Delisted [27]
Jayde Van Dyk St Kilda 6 December 2023 Delisted [27]
Emmelie Fiedler Fremantle 7 December 2023 Delisted [28]
Sarah Wielstra Fremantle 7 December 2023 Delisted [28]
Olivia Barber Collingwood 8 December 2023 Delisted [29]
Sophie Casey Collingwood 8 December 2023 Delisted [29]
Imogen Evans Collingwood 8 December 2023 Delisted [29]
Joanna Lin Collingwood 8 December 2023 Delisted [29]
Gabrielle Biedenweg-Webster Gold Coast 8 December 2023 Delisted [30]
Imogen Milford Carlton 9 December 2023 Delisted [31]
Daisy Walker Carlton 9 December 2023 Delisted [31]
Chloe Wrigley Carlton 9 December 2023 Delisted [31]
Kaylee Kimber Gold Coast 12 December 2023 Delisted [32]
Tahlia Meyer Gold Coast 12 December 2023 Delisted [32]
Claire Ransom Gold Coast 12 December 2023 Delisted [32]
Kate Bartlett West Coast 13 December 2023 Retired [33]
Krstel Petrevski West Coast 13 December 2023 Delisted [33]
Ella G. Smith West Coast 13 December 2023 Delisted [33]
Alana Barba Essendon 14 December 2023 Delisted [34]
Renee Tierney Essendon 14 December 2023 Delisted [34]
Bridie Kennedy Sydney 14 December 2023 Delisted[a] [35]
Lucy Burke North Melbourne 15 December 2023 Delisted[b] [36]
Hannah Bowey North Melbourne 15 December 2023 Delisted [36]
Charli Granville North Melbourne 15 December 2023 Delisted [36]
Cassidy Mailer North Melbourne 15 December 2023 Delisted [36]
Sophia McCarthy North Melbourne 15 December 2023 Delisted [36]
Litonya Cockatoo-Motlap Port Adelaide 15 December 2023 Delisted [37]
Phoebe Monahan Brisbane 15 December 2023 Retired [38]
Danielle Marshall Essendon 15 December 2023 Retired [39]
Emily Smith Collingwood 15 December 2023 Delisted [40]
Brooke Sheridan Brisbane 15 December 2023 Delisted [41]
Caitlin Wendland Brisbane 15 December 2023 Delisted [41]
Nikki Nield Fremantle 15 December 2023 Delisted [42]
Airlie Runnalls Fremantle 15 December 2023 Delisted[b] [42]
Ailish Considine North Melbourne 18 December 2023 Retired [43]
Kirsten McLeod Western Bulldogs 18 December 2023 Retired [44]
Cat Phillips Essendon 9 May 2024 Retired [45]

Expansion under-18 talent pathway pre-signing period

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The expansion under-18 talent pathway pre-signing period took place from 14 to 17 November 2023,[46] allowing the four newest teams (Essendon, Hawthorn, Port Adelaide and Sydney) to sign players from their women's academies.[c]

Name Club Date Recruited from Ref.
Club League
Hayley McLaughlin Hawthorn 14 November Eastern Ranges Talent League Girls [48]
Laura Stone Hawthorn 14 November Eastern Ranges Talent League Girls [48]
Jess Vukic Hawthorn 14 November Eastern Ranges Talent League Girls [48]
Lauren Young Port Adelaide 15 November West Adelaide SANFL Women's League [49]
Molly Brooksby Port Adelaide 16 November Norwood SANFL Women's League [50]
Amy Gaylor Essendon 16 November Calder Cannons Talent League Girls [51]
Holly Cooper Sydney 17 November Manly Warringah Wolves AFL Sydney Women's premier division [52]
Shineah Goody Port Adelaide 17 November Woodville-West Torrens SANFL Women's League [53]

Trade period

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Trades

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The trade period took place from 7 to 14 December 2023.[54] A total of 41 players moved clubs during the eight-day period,[55] which included an eleven-club trade on the final day that saw twelve players and 24 picks exchanged.[56]

Pick # Draft pick was later on-traded to another club
Date Clubs involved Club Received Ref.
8 December Brisbane / Western Bulldogs Brisbane Pick 41 [57]
Western Bulldogs Zimmorlei Farquharson [58]
Hawthorn / Melbourne Hawthorn Casey Sherriff [59]
Eliza West
Pick 16
Melbourne Pick 5 [60]
Pick 26
Carlton / Port Adelaide Carlton Yasmin Duursma [61]
Pick 25
Port Adelaide Pick 21 [62]
Fremantle / West Coast Fremantle Aisling McCarthy [63]
West Coast Roxanne Roux [64]
Pick 27
9 December Collingwood / Richmond Collingwood Pick 9 [65]
Richmond Pick 11 [66]
Pick 29
11 December Melbourne / North Melbourne Melbourne Pick 19 [67]
North Melbourne Libby Birch [68]
Pick 35
Brisbane / Sydney Brisbane Pick 73 [69]
Sydney Kiara Hillier [70]
Carlton / Collingwood /
North Melbourne / St Kilda
Carlton Tarni Brown (from Collingwood) [71]
Pick 48 (from Collingwood)
Collingwood Annie Lee (from Carlton) [72]
Pick 31(from St Kilda)
Pick 59(from North Melbourne)
North Melbourne Pick 47 (from Carlton) [73]
St Kilda Paige Trudgeon (from Carlton) [74]
Pick 52(from North Melbourne)
12 December Brisbane / Greater Western Sydney Brisbane Pick 24 [69]
Greater Western Sydney Mikayla Pauga [75]
Pick 73
Carlton / North Melbourne /
Western Bulldogs
Carlton Celine Moody (from Western Bulldogs) [76]
North Melbourne Pick 25 (from Carlton) [77]
Western Bulldogs Ellie Gavalas (from North Melbourne) [78]
Vaomua Laloifi (from Carlton)
Greater Western Sydney / St Kilda Greater Western Sydney Pick 52 [79]
St Kilda Rene Caris [80]
Gold Coast / West Coast Gold Coast Pick 27 [81]
West Coast Alison Drennan [82]
13 December Brisbane / Collingwood /
Gold Coast
Brisbane Pick 68 (from Collingwood) [83]
Collingwood Kalinda Howarth (from Gold Coast) [84]
Gold Coast Ella K. Smith (from Brisbane) [85]
Pick 59 (from Collingwood)
Gold Coast / North Melbourne Gold Coast Pick 35 [86]
Pick 38
North Melbourne Pick 27 [87]
Brisbane / Geelong /
West Coast
Brisbane Shanae Davison (from West Coast) [88]
Eleanor Hartill (from West Coast)
Pick 36 (from Geelong)
Pick 57 (from Geelong)
Geelong Bella Smith (from Brisbane) [89]
Pick 32 (from Brisbane)
Pick 41 (from Brisbane)
West Coast Annabel Johnson (from Geelong) [90]
Pick 24(from Brisbane)
Greater Western Sydney / Richmond Greater Western Sydney Pick 30 [91]
Pick 69
Richmond Ally Dallaway [92]
Jodie Hicks
Pick 43
14 December Essendon / Gold Coast Essendon Bess Keaney [93]
Pick 72
Gold Coast Pick 53 [94]
Gold Coast / Sydney Gold Coast Pick 55 [95]
Sydney Giselle Davies [96]
Greater Western Sydney / Sydney Greater Western Sydney Aliesha Newman [97]
Pick 34
Sydney Pick 30 [98]
Brisbane / Greater Western Sydney Brisbane Pick 34 [99]
Greater Western Sydney Courtney Murphy [100]
Pick 39
Adelaide Pick 22 (from Western Bulldogs) [101]
Pick 26 (from Melbourne)
Pick 33 (from Essendon)
Brisbane Pick 21 (from Port Adelaide) [99]
Pick 31 (from Collingwood)
Pick 46 (from Fremantle)
Collingwood Mikayla Hyde (from Fremantle) [102]
Pick 29 (from Richmond)
Essendon Maddison Gay (from Melbourne) [103]
Pick 19 (from Melbourne)
Pick 37 (from Adelaide)
Fremantle Ashleigh Brazill (from Collingwood) [104]
Gabby Newton (from Western Bulldogs)
Pick 61(from Western Bulldogs)
Gold Coast Katie Lynch (from Western Bulldogs) [105]
Charlotte Wilson (from Melbourne)
Pick 44 (from Port Adelaide)
Melbourne Lily Johnson (from Port Adelaide) [106]
Pick 12 (from Brisbane)
Pick 23 (from West Coast)
Pick 40 (from Adelaide)
Port Adelaide Kirsty Lamb (from Western Bulldogs) [107]
Pick 18 (from Adelaide)
Pick 24 (from West Coast)
Pick 56 (from Melbourne)
Richmond Montana McKinnon (from Adelaide) [108]
Pick 13 (from Essendon)
West Coast Pick 14 (from Gold Coast) [109]
Pick 38 (from Gold Coast)
Western Bulldogs Lauren Ahrens (from Gold Coast) [110]
Analea McKee (from Brisbane)
Jasmyn Smith (from Gold Coast)
Pick 4 (from Port Adelaide)
Pick 6 (from Fremantle)
Pick 11 (from Richmond)
Pick 51 (from Fremantle)
Fremantle / Greater Western Sydney Fremantle Pick 52 [55]
Pick 73
Greater Western Sydney Pick 61 [55]
Pick 66

Summary

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The following table summarises the players and picks that were traded in and out of each club during the trade period (excluding picks that were later on-traded)[111] prior to the draft order being finalised on 17 December.[112]

Club In Out
Adelaide 22, 26, 33 Montana McKinnon, 18, 37, 40
Brisbane Shanae Davison, Eleanor Hartill, 21, 31, 34, 36, 46, 57, 68, 73 Zimmorlei Farquharson, Kiara Hillier, Analea McKee, Courtney Murphy, Mikayla Pauga, Bella Smith, Ella K. Smith, 12, 32, 39, 73
Carlton Tarni Brown, Yasmin Duursma, Celine Moody, 48 Annie Lee, Vaomua Laloifi, Paige Trudgeon, 21, 47
Collingwood Kalinda Howarth, Mikayla Hyde, Annie Lee, 9, 59 Ashleigh Brazill, Tarni Brown, 11, 48, 59, 68
Essendon Maddison Gay, Bess Keaney, 19, 37, 72 13, 33, 53
Fremantle Ashleigh Brazill, Aisling McCarthy, Gabby Newton, 52, 73 Mikayla Hyde, Roxanne Roux, 6, 27, 46, 51, 61, 66
Geelong Bella Smith, 32, 41 Annabel Johnson, 36, 57
Gold Coast Katie Lynch, Ella K. Smith, Charlotte Wilson, 27, 35, 44, 53, 55, 59 Lauren Ahrens, Giselle Davies, Alison Drennan, Kalinda Howarth, Bess Keaney, Jasmyn Smith, 14, 27, 72
Greater Western Sydney Courtney Murphy, Aliesha Newman, Mikayla Pauga, 39, 52, 69, 73 Rene Caris, Ally Dallaway, Jodie Hicks, 24, 43, 61, 66
Hawthorn Casey Sherriff, Eliza West, 16 5, 26
Melbourne Lily Johnson, 5, 12, 23, 40 Libby Birch, Maddison Gay, Casey Sherriff, Eliza West, Charlotte Wilson, 16, 35, 56
North Melbourne Libby Birch, 25, 27, 47 Ellie Gavalas, 19, 38, 52, 59
Port Adelaide Kirsty Lamb, 18, 24, 56 Yasmin Duursma, Lily Johnson, 4, 25, 44
Richmond Ally Dallaway, Jodie Hicks, Montana McKinnon, 13, 43 9, 30, 69
St Kilda Rene Caris, Paige Trudgeon 31
Sydney Giselle Davies, Kiara Hillier, 30 Aliesha Newman, 34, 55, 73
West Coast Alison Drennan, Annabel Johnson, Roxanne Roux, 14, 38 Shanae Davison, Eleanor Hartill, Aisling McCarthy, 23
Western Bulldogs Lauren Ahrens, Zimmorlei Farquharson, Ellie Gavalas, Vaomua Laloifi, Analea McKee, Jasmyn Smith, 4, 6, 11, 51 Kirsty Lamb, Katie Lynch, Gabby Newton, 22, 41, 61

Delisted free agency

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Name Club Date Ref.
Claire Ransom Greater Western Sydney 15 December 2023 [113]
Daisy Walker Greater Western Sydney 15 December 2023 [113]
Jess Hosking West Coast 15 December 2023 [114]

Draft

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The national draft was held on 18 December 2023.[115]

Replacement players

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Name Club Recruited from Replacing Date Ref.
Club League
Grace Hill Melbourne Greater Western Sydney AFL Women's Jacinta Hose (injury) 20 December 2023 [116]
Tunisha Kikoak Fremantle Tasmania Devils Talent League Girls Kiara Bowers (pregnancy) 8 May 2024 [117]
Brooke Sheridan Essendon North Melbourne VFL Women's Cat Phillips (retired) 9 May 2024 [118]
Caitlin Wendland Port Adelaide Central District SANFL Women's League Lauren Young (injury) 17 May 2024 [119]
Tegan Germech Port Adelaide Greater Western Sydney AFL Women's Hannah Dunn (pregnancy) 31 May 2024 [120]
Gabby Biedenweg-Webster Fremantle Williamstown VFL Women's Angelique Stannett (injury) 24 June 2024 [121]
Carly Remmos Collingwood Collingwood VFL Women's Nell Morris-Dalton (injury) 19 July 2024 [122]
Jade Halfpenny Carlton Port Adelaide AFL Women's Erone Fitzpatrick (injury) 19 July 2024 [123]
Imogen Evans Collingwood Bond University[124] QAFL Women's Aishling Sheridan (personal) 26 July 2024 [125]
Jo Miller Port Adelaide Glenelg SANFL Women's League Indy Tahau (injury) 19 August 2024 [126]

Notes

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  1. ^ Kennedy chose to delist herself for personal reasons
  2. ^ a b Committed to re-selecting in the national draft if available
  3. ^ Upon their entry into the competition, the four clubs were each given the option of signing three academy players over a two-year period, however this was extended to three years given the supplementary draft held earlier in 2023 was for overage players only.[47]

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