| 2022 AFL Women's draft | |
|---|---|
| General information | |
| Date(s) | 29 June 2022 |
| Time | 7:00pm AEST |
| Sponsored by | NAB |
| Overview | |
| League | AFL Women's |
| First selection | Montana Ham (Sydney) |
The 2022 AFL Women's draft consists of the various periods when the 18 clubs in the AFL Women's competition can recruit players prior to the competition's seventh season.
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Expansion club signing period
The expansion clubs Essendon, Hawthorn, Port Adelaide, and Sydney are able to sign up to 14 current AFLW players before the sign and trade period. They can also pre-list under-18 players from their Next Generation Academy (NGA) region or players as open-age signings if they previously nominated for the AFLW draft and aren't on a current list.[1]
Signing and trading period
Players can be signed for one or two year contracts.
Retirements and delistings
Trades
| Clubs involved | Trade | Ref | |
|---|---|---|---|
| St Kilda Carlton |
to St Kilda (from Carlton)
|
to Carlton (from St Kilda)
|
[86] |
| Richmond Geelong |
to Richmond (from Geelong)
|
to Geelong (from Richmond)
|
[87] |
| West Coast Melbourne |
to West Coast (from Melbourne)
|
to Melbourne (from West Coast)
|
[88] |
| Geelong Melbourne |
to Geelong (from Melbourne)
|
to Melbourne (from Geelong)
|
[89] |
| Melbourne Carlton |
to Melbourne (from Carlton)
|
to Carlton (from Melbourne)
|
[90] |
| Collingwood Carlton |
to Collingwood (from Carlton)
|
to Carlton (from Collingwood)
|
[91] |
| Hawthorn Richmond |
to Hawthorn (from Richmond)
|
to Richmond (from Hawthorn)
|
[92] |
| Richmond Collingwood |
to Richmond (from Collingwood)
|
to Collingwood (from Richmond)
|
[93] |
| Richmond Carlton |
to Richmond (from Carlton)
|
to Carlton (from Richmond)
|
[94] |
| Sydney Greater Western Sydney |
to Sydney (from Greater Western Sydney)
|
to Greater Western Sydney (from Sydney)
|
[25] |
| Carlton Geelong |
to Carlton (from Geelong)
|
to Geelong (from Carlton)
|
[95] |
| Collingwood Geelong |
to Collingwood (from Geelong)
|
to Geelong (from Collingwood)
|
[96] |
| Richmond Greater Western Sydney |
to Richmond (from Greater Western Sydney)
|
to Greater Western Sydney (from Richmond)
|
[97] |
| St Kilda Greater Western Sydney |
to St Kilda (from Greater Western Sydney)
|
to Greater Western Sydney (from St Kilda)
|
[98] |
| Port Adelaide Gold Coast |
to Port Adelaide (from Gold Coast)
|
to Gold Coast (from Port Adelaide)
|
[99] |
| Melbourne Hawthorn |
to Melbourne (from Hawthorn)
|
to Hawthorn (from Melbourne)
|
[100] |
| Hawthorn Richmond |
to Hawthorn (from Richmond)
|
to Richmond (from Hawthorn)
|
[101] |
| Greater Western Sydney Western Bulldogs |
to Greater Western Sydney (from Western Bulldogs)
|
to Western Bulldogs (from Greater Western Sydney)
|
[102] |
| Western Bulldogs Geelong |
to Western Bulldogs (from Geelong)
|
to Geelong (from Western Bulldogs)
|
[103] |
| Geelong West Coast |
to Geelong (from West Coast)
|
to West Coast (from Geelong)
|
[104] |
| St Kilda West Coast |
to St Kilda (from West Coast)
|
to West Coast (from St. Kilda)
|
[105] |
| Gold Coast Carlton |
to Gold Coast (from Carlton)
|
to Carlton (from Gold Coast)
|
[106] |
| Hawthorn North Melbourne |
to Hawthorn (from North Melbourne)
|
to North Melbourne (from Hawthorn)
|
[107] |
| Carlton Hawthorn |
to Carlton (from Hawthorn)
|
to Hawthorn (from Carlton)
|
[108] |
| Western Bulldogs North Melbourne |
to Western Bulldogs (from North Melbourne)
|
to North Melbourne (from Western Bulldogs)
|
[109] |
| Fremantle Adelaide |
to Fremantle (from Adelaide)
|
to Adelaide (from Fremantle)
|
[110] |
| Adelaide West Coast |
to Adelaide (from West Coast)
|
to West Coast (from Adelaide)
|
[111] |
| Hawthorn North Melbourne |
to Hawthorn (from North Melbourne)
|
to North Melbourne (from Hawthorn)
|
[112] |
Delisted free agency
The delisted free agency period closed on 25 June 2021.[113]
| Date | Player | Former club | New club | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7 June | Clara Fitzpatrick | St Kilda | St Kilda | [114] |
| 9 June | Kate McCarthy | Hawthorn | [115] | |
| Rhiannon Watt | Melbourne | [116] | ||
| 10 June | Tahlia Meyer | Gold Coast | [117] | |
| Alana Barba | Gold Coast | Essendon | [32] | |
| 11 June | Jess Wuetschner | Brisbane | [118] | |
| 13 June | Sarah Sansonetti | Richmond | Collingwood | [119] |
| 15 June | Jemima Woods | Western Bulldogs | Richmond | [120] |
| Akec Makur Chuot | Richmond | Hawthorn | [121] | |
| 16 June | Alana Woodward | St Kilda | Sydney | [122] |
Rookie signings
In the absence of a rookie draft, each club was permitted to sign players that had not played Australian rules football within the previous three years or been involved in an AFLW high-performance program.
| Club | Player | Recruited from | Other/former sport | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Carlton | Taylor Ortlepp | Rockingham Flames | Basketball | [123] |
| Collingwood | Emily Smith | Sydney Thunder | Cricket | [124] |
| Fremantle | Orlagh Lally | Meath GAA | Gaelic football | [125] |
| Geelong | Samantha Gooden | Glenelg | Netball | [126] |
| Hawthorn | Aine McDonagh | Galway GAA | Gaelic football | [127] |
| Melbourne | Blaithin Mackin | Armagh GAA | Gaelic football | [128] |
| North Melbourne | Vikki Wall | Meath GAA | Gaelic football | [129] |
| Erika O'Shea | Cork GAA | Gaelic football | ||
| Zoe Savarirayan | Bulleen Lions | Soccer | [130] | |
| Port Adelaide | Olivia Levicki | South Adelaide | Basketball | [131] |
| Richmond | Saraid Taylor | Southside Flyers | Basketball | [132] |
| Sydney | Tiarne Cavanagh | Southern Districts | Rugby Union | [122] |
Inactive players
Draft
The 2022 AFL Women's draft will take place on Wednesday, 29 June. The indicative draft order was updated following the sign and trade period:[161]
Free agency and replacement signings
Where players were moved to the inactive list after the draft had taken place, clubs were entitled to replace them.
| Club | Player | Reason | Former club | Former league | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Adelaide | Jessica Waterhouse | Replacement (Hewett) | South Adelaide | SANFLW | [135] |
| Brisbane | Ava Seton | Replacement (B. Smith) | University of Queensland | QAFLW | [162] |
| Collingwood | Imogen Evans | Free agent | Bond University | QAFLW | [163] |
| Essendon | Alex Morcom | Replacement (Nanscawen) | Essendon | VFLW | [141] |
| Lily-Rose Williamson | Replacement (Ashley-Cooper) | Gippsland Power | NAB League Girls | ||
| Megan Ryan | Replacement (Borg) | North Adelaide | SANFLW | [142] | |
| Geelong | Kalani Scoullar | Replacement (Gooden) | GWV Rebels | NAB League Girls | [144] |
| Melissa Bragg | Replacement (McMahon) | Geelong | VFLW | ||
| Gold Coast | Ashlee Atkins | Free agent | East Fremantle | WAFLW | [164] |
| Kaylee Kimber | Replacement (Gee) | Southport | QAFLW | [146] | |
| Greater Western Sydney | Zara Hamilton | Free agent | Murray Bushrangers | NAB League Girls | [165] |
| Grace Hill | Replacement (Davies) | UTS | AFL Sydney | [149] | |
| Melbourne | Sabreena Duffy | Free agent | Fremantle | AFLW | [166] |
| Ella Little | Replacement (McNamara) | Woodville-West Torrens | SANFLW | [167] | |
| North Melbourne | Hannah Bowey | Replacement (Campbell) | Collingwood | VFLW | [152] |
| Richmond | Amelia Peck | Replacement (Ryan) | Southern Saints | VFLW | [154] |
| St Kilda | Simone Nalder | Replacement (Cutting) | Essendon | VFLW | [155] |
| Sydney | Genevieve Lawson Tavan | Replacement (Mitchell) | Darebin | VFLW | [156] |
| Kate Reynolds | Replacement (Beruldsen) | North Shore Bombers | AFL Sydney | [157] | |
| West Coast | Eleanor Hartill | Replacement (L. Wakfer) | Collegians | Perth Football League | [158] |
| Ashleigh Gomes | Replacement (Davison) | East Fremantle | WAFLW | [159] |
Elevated train-on players
When 24 or fewer players were available for selection during the season, clubs were permitted to elevate train-on players to their squads, where they would be available for selection in AFLW games.[168] This section lists elevations which occurred during 2022 season 7.
| Date | Club | Player | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|
| 21 September | Carlton | Christina Bernardi | [168] |
| 14 October | Fremantle | Madizen Wilkins | [169] |
See also
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