Behold, the 2024 All-Australian team.
This year there are 8 first time All-Australians. That’s the same as last year, and one less than 2022.
Almost half the team (11) made the team last season.
Only one team didn’t have a representative – Solomon’s Soldiers.
MaherShalalHashBaz and Threat Level Midnight had the most representatives, with 5 each.
It was the first year Rory Laird failed to make the team.
Zach Merrett made the team for the 8th time, drawing level with Rory Laird.
One member was available in the pre-season draft (Gryan Miers, who went at pick 12)
Reasonably confident at least four of the forwards will retain forward eligibility next season.
Potentially all the defenders will retain defender status. Daicos probably the most likely to lose it.
Defenders
Lachie Whitfield
20 games
2236 points
111.80 avg
Harry Sheezel
20 games
2232 points
111.60 avg
Nic Martin
20 games
2098 points
104.90 avg
Nick Daicos
20 games
2064 points
103.20 avg
Luke Ryan
20 games
2024 points
101.20 avg
Jack Sinclair
19 games
1914 points
100.74 avg
Midfielders
Errol Gulden
20 games
2238 points
111.90 avg
Adam Treloar
19 games
2126 points
111.89 avg
Josh Dunkley
20 games
2184 points
109.20 avg
Zach Merrett
20 games
2156 points
107.80 avg
Sam Walsh
16 games
1708 points
106.75 avg
Marcus Bontempelli
20 games
2134 points
106.70 avg
Jack Steele
20 games
2115 points
105.75 avg
Zak Butters
20 games
2101 points
105.05 avg
Caleb Serong
20 games
2101 points
105.05 avg
Ruck
Rowan Marshall
20 games
2312 points
115.60 avg
Forwards
Dayne Zorko
20 games
2241 points
112.05 avg
Sam Flanders
19 games
2083 points
109.63 avg
Isaac Heeney
18 games
1867 points
103.72 avg
Jye Caldwell
20 games
1918 points
95.90 avg
Dylan Moore
20 games
1763 points
88.15 avg
Joe Daniher
18 games
1548 points
86 avg
Bench
Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera
19 games
1879 points
98.89 avg
Tom Green
19 games
1977 points
104.05 avg
Gryan Miers
20 games
1701 points
85.05 avg
Max Gawn
18 games
2039 points
113.28 avg
Team By Team
