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Fremantle’s 2024 Telstra AFLW Draft Preview
The 2024 Telstra AFLW Draft will be held on Monday 16 December at Marvel Stadium in Melbourne, with all draft selections to be announced.
Fremantle currently holds picks No. 13, 34, 38 and 51, following movements in the 2024 AFLW Trade Period in early December.
An active Trade Period saw the Club trade picks 31, 45 and 49, as well as farewelling Airlie Runnalls and Ariana Hetherington, while acquiring Bella Smith and acquire picks 34, 38 and 51 to strengthen the Club’s Draft hand.
The Club also recently advised five players they would not be offered contracts for 2025 in Makaela Tuhakaraina, Jae Flynn, Serena Gibbs, Tara Stribley and Tahleah Mulder.
Although last year’s draft allowed prospects to nominate for a national pool, this will mark the first year in the league’s history where the AFLW Draft will be fully nationwide, with all nominees available to be selected by any of the 18 clubs, regardless of their home state.
The 2024 AFLW Draft will be broadcast on AFL.com.au, the AFLW App and the Official AFL Live App from 4:00pm AWST on Monday 16 December.
Earlier today the Club also announced the contract extensions of Tunisha Kikoak, Ebony Antonio, Gabby Biedenweg-Webster and Amy Mulholland.
Fremantle’s 2024 Telstra AFLW Draft Preview
The 2024 Telstra AFLW Draft will be held on Monday 16 December
AFLW
Four extend to 2025 and beyond!
The 2024 Telstra AFLW Draft will be held on Monday 16 December at Marvel Stadium in Melbourne, with all draft selections to be announced.
Fremantle currently holds picks No. 13, 34, 38 and 51, following movements in the 2024 AFLW Trade Period in early December.
An active Trade Period saw the Club trade picks 31, 45 and 49, as well as farewelling Airlie Runnalls and Ariana Hetherington, while acquiring Bella Smith and acquire picks 34, 38 and 51 to strengthen the Club’s Draft hand.
The Club also recently advised five players they would not be offered contracts for 2025 in Makaela Tuhakaraina, Jae Flynn, Serena Gibbs, Tara Stribley and Tahleah Mulder.
Although last year’s draft allowed prospects to nominate for a national pool, this will mark the first year in the league’s history where the AFLW Draft will be fully nationwide, with all nominees available to be selected by any of the 18 clubs, regardless of their home state.
The 2024 AFLW Draft will be broadcast on AFL.com.au, the AFLW App and the Official AFL Live App from 4:00pm AWST on Monday 16 December.
Earlier today the Club also announced the contract extensions of Tunisha Kikoak, Ebony Antonio, Gabby Biedenweg-Webster and Amy Mulholland.
ROUND ONE
PICK
CLUB
1
Collingwood
2
Melbourne (received from Gold Coast in six-club trade)
3
GWS Giants
4
Sydney Swans
5
Carlton
6
West Coast Eagles
7
Western Bulldogs
8
Essendon (received from St Kilda in Amber Clarke trade)
9
Geelong Cats
10
Richmond (received from Melbourne in six-club trade)
11
Essendon
12
Adelaide (received from Richmond in six-club trade)
13
Fremantle
14
Hawthorn
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15
Brisbane Lions (received from Port Adelaide in four-club trade)
16
Geelong (received from Adelaide in six-club trade)
17
Port Adelaide (Brisbane Lio
ns in four-club trade)
18
Richmond (received from North Melbourne in Eilish Sheerin trade)
Fremantle’s 2024 Telstra AFLW Draft Preview
The 2024 Telstra AFLW Draft will be held on Monday 16 December
AFLW
Four extend to 2025 and beyond!
The 2024 Telstra AFLW Draft will be held on Monday 16 December at Marvel Stadium in Melbourne, with all draft selections to be announced.
Fremantle currently holds picks No. 13, 34, 38 and 51, following movements in the 2024 AFLW Trade Period in early December.
An active Trade Period saw the Club trade picks 31, 45 and 49, as well as farewelling Airlie Runnalls and Ariana Hetherington, while acquiring Bella Smith and acquire picks 34, 38 and 51 to strengthen the Club’s Draft hand.
Th Club also recently advised five players they would not be offered contracts for 2025 in Makaela Tuhakaraina, Jae Flynn, Serena Gibbs, Tara Stribley and Tahleah Mulder.
Although last year’s draft allowed prospects to nominate for a national pool, this will mark the first year in the league’s history where the AFLW Draft will be fully nationwide, with all nominees available to be selected by any of the 18 clubs, regardless of their home state.
The 2024 AFLW Draft will be broadcast on AFL.com.au, the AFLW App and the Official AFL Live App from 4:00pm AWST on Monday 16 December.
Earlier today the Club also announced the contract extensions of Tunisha Kikoak, Ebony Antonio, Gabby Biedenweg-Webster and Amy Mulholland.
ROUND ONE
PICK
CLUB
1
Collingwood
2
Melbourne (received from Gold Coast in six-club trade)
3
GWS Giants
4
Sydney Swans
5
Carlton
6
West Coast Eagles
7
Western Bulldogs
8
Essendon (received from St Kilda in Amber Clarke trade)
9
Geelong Cats
10
Richmond (received from Melbourne in six-club trade)
11
Essendon
12
Adelaide (received from Richmond in six-club trade)
13
Fremantle
14
Hawthorn
15
Brisbane Lions (received from Port Adelaide in four-club trade)
16
Geelong (received from Adelaide in six-club trade)
17
Port Adelaide (Brisbane Lions in four-club trade)
18
Richmond (received from North Melbourne in Eilish Sheerin trade)
ROUND TWO
PICK
CLUB
19
Gold Coast (received from Collingwood in six-club trade)
20
Melbourne (received from Gold Coast in six-club trade)
21
GWS Giants
22
Hawthorn (received from Collingwood in Mattea Breed trade, Coll received from Geelong in six-club trade; Geel received from Sydney in Darcy Moloney trade)
23
Carlton
24
West Coast Eagles
25
Western Bulldogs
26
Collingwood (received from Hawthorn in Mattea Breed trade, Haw received from St Kilda in Charlotte Baskaran trade)
27
Gold Coast (received from Geelong in six-club trade)
28
Hawthorn (received from Collingwood in Mattea Breed trade, Coll received from Melbourne in six-club trade)
29
Essendon
30
Gold Coast (received from Richmond in six-club trade)
31
Richmond (received from Fremantle in pick swap)
32
St Kilda (received from Hawthorn in Charlotte Baskaran trade)
33
Pot Adelaide
34
Fremantle (received from Richmond in pick swap, Rich received from Adelaide in six-club trade)
35
Essendon (received from Brisbane Lions in four-club trade)
36
North Melbourne
