Star Richmond AFLW midfielders Monique Conti and Eilish Sheerin have both been named in the 2024 AFLW All-Australian squad.

After being named in the final side for the past four seasons, in addition to 2019, Conti is in contention for her sixth All-Australian selection.

The 24-year-old enjoyed another excellent season for Richmond, averaging 25 disposals, six tackles, five clearances and three inside-50’s per game.

Among her many strong performances this season, the 2023 league best and fairest winner enjoyed a standout performance against the Kangaroos in Week 5, collecting 35 disposals, nine tackles and seven clearances to poll nine coaches’ votes.

In her third season at AFLW level, Sheerin, 32, recorded yet another impressive season to earn another All-Australian squad selection.

The two-time All-Australian (2022, 2023) averaged 18 disposals, seven tackles and five clearances for the Tigers out of the midfield this season.

Her finest performance came against Melbourne in Week 8, where she recorded 30 disposals, seven tackles, 10 clearances and one goal.

The final All-Australian team of 21 including a captain and vice-captain will be named on Monday, November 25 at the W Awards.

Monique Conti, Richmond
11 matches.
Averaged 26.1 disposals, 5.1 clearances, 3.6 contested possessions, 3.8 score involvements and 3.4 inside 50s per match.
Five-time All Australian (2019, 2021, 2022 S6, 2022 S7, 2023), two-time All Australian squad (2018, 2020)

Eilish Sheerin, Richmond
9 matches. 5 goals.
Averaged 18 disposals, 7.7 tackles, 4.7 inside 50s, 4.7 clearances, 3 score involvements and 385.8 metres-gained per match.
Two-time All Australian (2022 S7, 2023)

2024 AFLW ALL-AUSTRALIAN SQUAD

Ally Anderson (Brisbane), Chelsea Biddell (Adelaide), Amelie Borg (Port Adelaide), Maeve Chaplin (Melbourne), Monique Conti (Richmond), Sophie Conway (Brisbane), Harriet Cordner (Carlton), Isabel Dawes (Brisbane), Jasmine Garner (North Melbourne), Maddison Gay (Essendon), Aileen Gilroy (Hawthorn), Shineah Goody (Port Adelaide), Caitlin Gould (Adelaide), Sofia Hurley (Sydney), Breanna Koenen (Brisbane), Tilly Lucas-Rodd (Hawthorn), Aisling McCarthy (Fremantle), Aine McDonagh (Hawthorn), Ebony Marinoff (Adelaide), Aishling Moloney (Geelong), Nina Morrison (Geelong), Georgia Nanscawen (Essendon), Emma O’Driscoll (Fremantle), Alice O’Loughlin (North Melbourne), Danielle Ponter (Adelaide), Chelsea Randall (Adelaide), Jenna Richardson (Hawthorn), Ashleigh Riddell (North Melbourne), Ella Roberts (West Coast), Charlie Rowbottom (Gold Coast), Matilda Scholz (Port Adelaide), Eilish Sheerin (Richmond), Kate Shierlaw (North Melbourne), Taylor Smith (Brisbane), Mim Strom (Fremantle), Brenna Tarrant (Sydney), Charlotte Thomas (West Coast), Lucy Wales (Hawthorn), Jesse Wardlaw (St Kilda), Serene Watson (St Kilda), Eliza West (Hawthorn), Sarah Wright (North Melbourne)

Squad members by club

6 - Hawthorn
5 - Adelaide, Brisbane, North Melbourne
4 - None
3 - Fremantle, Port Adelaide
2 - Essendon, Geelong, Richmond, St Kilda, Sydney, West Coast
1 - Carlton, Gold Coast, Melbourne
0 - Collingwood, Greater Western Sydney, Western Bulldogs

AFLW All Australian panel: Andrew Dillon (Chair), Gemma Bastiani (AFL Media and ABC), Jason Bennett (Channel Seven), Sarah Black (AFL Media), Laura Kane (AFL Executive General Manager Football), Katie Loynes (Former player GWS and Carlton), Josh Mahoney (AFL General Manager Football Operations), Emma Moore (AFL General Manager AFLW), Erin Phillips (Former Adel/PA player and AFL Performance Lead), Eliza Reilly (CODE media), Narelle Smith (Former Adel. Assistant coach), Kelli Underwood (Fox Footy and ABC) and Megan Waters (Fox Footy).