All-Australian team

All-star team of Australian rules footballers

This article is about the men's team. For the AFL Women's team, see AFL Women's All-Australian team.

Official 2023 All-Australian logo

The All-Australian team is an all-star team of Australian rules footballers, selected by a panel at the end of each season. It represents a complete team, including an interchange bench, of the best-performed players during the season, led by that season's premiership coach.

Despite its nature, the All-Australian team is usually ceremonial in modern times. Though the AFL played an All-Star match in 2020, it was the first in 12 years, and the difference in skill level between the All-Australian team and the nearest international competitor is currently too large for any contest to be competitive. Despite this, some of these players have represented Australia in AFL Academy junior teams up to the age of 18, as more than two-thirds of all AFL Academy representatives have gone on to play at senior AFL level.[1]

From 1998 to 2004, the Australian international rules team was mainly composed of All-Australians, and from 2005 to 2013 the team for the annual International Rules Series was selected according to the quite different requirements of International rules football.

This change was reverted ahead of the 2014 series, with any player who had been selected at least once in any All-Australian team being eligible for selection.

## History

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The earliest concept considered to be a precursor to the All-Australian team was an annual team selected by Sporting Life magazine between 1947 and 1955. A panel of sportswriters at the magazine selected a full team of eighteen from all ANFC-affiliated competitions. For a time, AFL historians considered these teams to be official All-Australian teams, but no longer recognises them as such.[2]

The first official All-Australian team was selected in 1953, immediately after the Australian Football Carnival, which was held in Adelaide on that occasion. Based solely upon performances at the carnival, the All-Australian team was selected by representatives of the various state teams. This tradition continued at all subsequent interstate carnivals until 1988.

In 1991, following the VFL's conversion to a national competition and its renaming as the Australian Football League (AFL), an annual All-Australian team based on performances during the AFL premiership season was introduced.[3]

Since 1999, the All-Australian coach is the coach of the premiership-winning side that year.

Prior to 2007, only the final selections in the All-Australian team were announced. Since 2007, the All-Australian selection committee has nominated the 40 leading players of the year in their playing positions at the conclusion of the home and away season, before announcing the final 22 at a later date during the All-Australian Presentation Dinner.[4] The squad was increased to 44 in 2022.[5] The 2023 All-Australian selection panel consists of chairperson Gillon McLachlan, Kevin Bartlett, Eddie Betts, Jude Bolton, Nathan Buckley, Kane Cornes, Andrew Dillon, Glen Jakovich, Laura Kane, Cameron Ling, and Matthew Pavlich.[6]

In addition to the senior All-Australian team, each year an All-Australian is announced based on the AFL National Under 18 Championships and the AFL National Under 16 Championships.

The following lists are for senior teams only.

## Teams

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### AFL era: 1991–present

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#### 2023

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Main article: 2023 All-Australian team

2023 All-Australian team  B: | James Sicily (Haw)  | Callum Wilkie (St K)  | Tom Stewart (Geel)

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HB: | Jack Sinclair (St K)  | Darcy Moore (Coll)  | Dan Houston (Port)
C: | Errol Gulden (Syd)  | Marcus Bontempelli (WB) (v.c)  | Josh Daicos (Coll)
HF: | Connor Rozee (Port)  | Taylor Walker (Adel)  | Christian Petracca (Melb)
F: | Charlie Cameron (Bris)  | Charlie Curnow (Carl)  | Toby Greene (GWS) (capt)
Foll: | Tim English (WB)  | Zak Butters (Port)  | Nick Daicos (Coll)
Int: | Jordan Dawson (Adel)  | Nick Larkey (NM)  | Zach Merrett (Ess)
| Caleb Serong (Frem)  |  |
Coach: | Craig McRae (Coll)

Notes:

* Despite winning the Brownlow Medal for the second time, Lachie Neale was not selected in the team.

#### 2022

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Main article: 2022 All-Australian team

2022 All-Australian team  B: | Tom Stewart (Geel)  | Steven May (Melb)  | Brayden Maynard (Coll)

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HB: | Jack Sinclair (St K)  | Sam Taylor (GWS)  | Adam Saad (Carl)
C: | Touk Miller (GC)  | Clayton Oliver (Melb)  | Callum Mills (Syd)
HF: | Christian Petracca (Melb)  | Jeremy Cameron (Geel)  | Shai Bolton (Rich)
F: | Charlie Curnow (Carl)  | Tom Hawkins (Geel) (capt)  | Tyson Stengle (Geel)
Foll: | Max Gawn (Melb)  | Patrick Cripps (Carl) (v.c)  | Lachie Neale (Bris)
Int: | Mark Blicavs (Geel)  | Andrew Brayshaw (Frem)  | Isaac Heeney (Syd)
| Connor Rozee (Port)  |  |
Coach: | Chris Scott (Geel)

#### 2021

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Main article: 2021 All-Australian team

2021 All-Australian team  B: | Jake Lever (Melb)  | Steven May (Melb)  | Tom Stewart (Geel)

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HB: | Daniel Rich (Bris)  | Aliir Aliir (Port)  | Bailey Dale (WB)
C: | Zach Merrett (Ess)  | Ollie Wines (Port)  | Sam Walsh (Carl)
HF: | Marcus Bontempelli (WB) (v.c)  | Tom Hawkins (Geel)  | Christian Petracca (Melb)
F: | Toby Greene (GWS)  | Harry McKay (Carl)  | Tom Papley (Syd)
Foll: | Max Gawn (Melb) (capt)  | Jack Macrae (WB)  | Clayton Oliver (Melb)
Int: | Darcy Parish (Ess)  | Nic Naitanui (WCE)  | Touk Miller (GC)
| Jack Steele (St K)  |  |
Coach: | Simon Goodwin (Melb)

#### 2020

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Main article: 2020 All-Australian team

2020 All-Australian team  B: | Brad Sheppard (WCE)  | Harris Andrews (Bris)  | Luke Ryan (Frem)

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HB: | Nick Haynes (GWS)  | Darcy Moore (Coll)  | Darcy Byrne-Jones (Port)
C: | Jack Macrae (WB)  | Travis Boak (Port) (v.c)  | Cameron Guthrie (Geel)
HF: | Patrick Dangerfield (Geel) (capt)  | Charlie Dixon (Port)  | Marcus Bontempelli (WB)
F: | Liam Ryan (WCE)  | Tom Hawkins (Geel)  | Dustin Martin (Rich)
Foll: | Nic Naitanui (WCE)  | Christian Petracca (Melb)  | Lachie Neale (Bris)
Int: | Jack Steele (St K)  | Taylor Adams (Coll)  | Caleb Daniel (WB)
| Max Gawn (Melb)  |  |
Coach: | Damien Hardwick (Rich)

#### 2019

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Main article: 2019 All-Australian team

2019 All-Australian team  B: | Tom Stewart (Geel)  | Harris Andrews (Bris)  | Dylan Grimes (Rich)

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HB: | Bachar Houli (Rich)  | Jeremy McGovern (WCE)  | Shannon Hurn (WCE) (v.c)
C: | Marcus Bontempelli (WB)  | Patrick Cripps (Carl)  | Tim Kelly (Geel)
HF: | Patrick Dangerfield (Geel)  | Jeremy Cameron (GWS)  | Michael Walters (Frem)
F: | Jack Darling (WCE)  | Tom Hawkins (Geel)  | Charlie Cameron (Bris)
Foll: | Brodie Grundy (Coll)  | Nat Fyfe (Frem) (capt)  | Lachie Neale (Bris)
Int: | Scott Pendlebury (Coll)  | Elliot Yeo (WCE)  | Max Gawn (Melb)
| Jack Macrae (WB)  |  |
Coach: | Damien Hardwick (Rich)

#### 2018

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Main article: 2018 All-Australian team

2018 All-Australian team  B: | Tom Stewart (Geel)  | Alex Rance (Rich)  | Rory Laird (Adel)

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HB: | Shannon Hurn (WCE)  | Jeremy McGovern (WCE)  | Lachie Whitfield (GWS)
C: | Andrew Gaff (WCE)  | Dustin Martin (Rich)  | Steele Sidebottom (Coll)
HF: | Patrick Dangerfield (Geel) (v.c)  | Lance Franklin (Syd) (capt)  | Robbie Gray (Port)
F: | Jack Gunston (Haw)  | Jack Riewoldt (Rich)  | Luke Breust (Haw)
Foll: | Max Gawn (Melb)  | Patrick Cripps (Carl)  | Tom Mitchell (Haw)
Int: | Brodie Grundy (Coll)  | Clayton Oliver (Melb)  | Shaun Higgins (NM)
| Shane Edwards (Rich)  |  |
Coach: | Adam Simpson (WCE)

#### 2017

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Main article: 2017 All-Australian team

2017 All-Australian team  B: | Michael Hibberd (Melb)  | Alex Rance (Rich) (capt)  | Jeremy McGovern (WCE)

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HB: | Rory Laird (Adel)  | Michael Hurley (Ess)  | Sam Docherty (Carl)
C: | Josh Kelly (GWS)  | Dustin Martin (Rich)  | Zach Merrett (Ess)
HF: | Robbie Gray (Port)  | Lance Franklin (Syd)  | Dayne Zorko (Bris)
F: | Joe Daniher (Ess)  | Josh Kennedy (WCE) (v.c)  | Eddie Betts (Adel)
Foll: | Paddy Ryder (Port)  | Patrick Dangerfield (Geel)  | Tom Mitchell (Haw)
Int: | Matt Crouch (Adel)  | Elliot Yeo (WCE)  | Joel Selwood (Geel)
| Dylan Shiel (GWS)  |  |
Coach: | Damien Hardwick (Rich)

#### 2016

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Main article: 2016 All-Australian team

2016 All-Australian team  B: | Dane Rampe (Syd)  | Alex Rance (Rich)  | Jeremy McGovern (WCE)

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HB: | Heath Shaw (GWS)  | Daniel Talia (Adel)  | Corey Enright (Geel)
C: | Dan Hannebery (Syd)  | Josh Kennedy (Syd)  | Rory Sloane (Adel) (v.c)
HF: | Toby Greene (GWS)  | Lance Franklin (Syd)  | Cyril Rioli (Haw)
F: | Eddie Betts (Adel)  | Josh Kennedy (WCE)  | Tom Lynch (GC)
Foll: | Max Gawn (Melb)  | Patrick Dangerfield (Geel)  | Joel Selwood (Geel) (capt)
Int: | Marcus Bontempelli (WB)  | Luke Parker (Syd)  | Dustin Martin (Rich)
| Matthew Boyd (WB)  |  |
Coach: | Luke Beveridge (WB)

#### 2015

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Main article: 2015 All-Australian team

2015 All-Australian team  B: | Josh Gibson (Haw)  | Alex Rance (Rich)  | Heath Shaw (GWS)

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HB: | Easton Wood (WB)  | Michael Hurley (Ess)  | Robert Murphy (WB) (capt)
C: | Dan Hannebery (Syd)  | Matt Priddis (WCE)  | Andrew Gaff (WCE)
HF: | Chad Wingard (Port)  | Jack Riewoldt (Rich)  | Cyril Rioli (Haw)
F: | Eddie Betts (Adel)  | Josh Kennedy (WCE) (v.c)  | Jake Stringer (WB)
Foll: | Todd Goldstein (NM)  | Nat Fyfe (Frem)  | Patrick Dangerfield (Adel)
Int: | Brett Deledio (Rich)  | Robbie Gray (Port)  | Sam Mitchell (Haw)
| David Mundy (Frem)  |  |
Coach: | Alastair Clarkson (Haw)

#### 2014

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Main article: 2014 All-Australian team

2014 All-Australian team  B: | Cale Hooker (Ess)  | Daniel Talia (Adel)  | Nick Smith (Syd)

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HB: | Nick Malceski (Syd)  | Alex Rance (Rich)  | Brodie Smith (Adel)
C: | Nat Fyfe (Frem)  | Josh Kennedy (Syd)  | Dyson Heppell (Ess)
HF: | Robbie Gray (Port)  | Nick Riewoldt (St K) (v.c)  | Luke Breust (Haw)
F: | Hayden Ballantyne (Frem)  | Lance Franklin (Syd)  | Jarryd Roughead (Haw)
Foll: | Aaron Sandilands (Frem)  | Joel Selwood (Geel) (capt)  | Gary Ablett Jr. (GC)
Int: | Jordan Lewis (Haw)  | Scott Pendlebury (Coll)  | Travis Boak (Port)
| Tom Rockliff (Bris)  |  |
Coach: | Alastair Clarkson (Haw)

Notes:

* Despite winning the Brownlow Medal, Matt Priddis was not selected in the team, but was selected in the initial squad of 40 like Sam Mitchell and Jack Riewoldt were two years earlier.

#### 2013

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Main article: 2013 All-Australian team

2013 All-Australian team[7] B: | Corey Enright (Geel)  | Scott Thompson (NM)  | Michael Johnson (Frem)

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HB: | Jarrad McVeigh (Syd)  | Harry Taylor (Geel)  | Sam Mitchell (Haw)
C: | Ryan Griffen (WB)  | Joel Selwood (Geel) (capt)  | Scott Pendlebury (Coll)
HF: | Patrick Dangerfield (Adel)  | Travis Cloke (Coll)  | Kieren Jack (Syd)
F: | Jarryd Roughead (Haw)  | Jeremy Cameron (GWS)  | Chad Wingard (Port)
Foll: | Will Minson (WB)  | Dane Swan (Coll)  | Gary Ablett Jr. (GC) (v.c)
Int: | Travis Boak (Port)  | Dan Hannebery (Syd)  | Jobe Watson (Ess)
| Andrew Mackie (Geel)  |  |
Coach: | Alastair Clarkson (Haw)

Notes:

Despite winning the Coleman Medal, Jarryd Roughead was not named at full-forward, the position he played all season.

#### 2012

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Main article: 2012 All-Australian team

2012 All-Australian team[8] B: | Sean Dempster (St K)  | Luke McPharlin (Frem)  | Darren Glass (WCE) (capt)

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HB: | Beau Waters (WCE)  | Ted Richards (Syd)  | Grant Birchall (Haw)
C: | Trent Cotchin (Rich)  | Jobe Watson (Ess)  | Dayne Beams (Coll)
HF: | Patrick Dangerfield (Adel)  | Lance Franklin (Haw)  | Cyril Rioli (Haw)
F: | Stephen Milne (St K)  | Tom Hawkins (Geel)  | Dean Cox (WCE)
Foll: | Nic Naitanui (WCE)  | Scott Thompson (Adel)  | Gary Ablett Jr. (GC) (v.c)
Int: | Brett Deledio (Rich)  | Josh Kennedy (Syd)  | Scott Pendlebury (Coll)
| Dane Swan (Coll)  |  |
Coach: | John Longmire (Syd)

Notes:

* Despite being awarded the Brownlow Medal retrospectively alongside Trent Cotchin over four years later in November 2016, Sam Mitchell was not selected in the team, but was selected in the initial squad of 40.
* Despite winning the Coleman Medal, Jack Riewoldt was also not selected in the team, but he was selected in the initial squad of 40 as well.

#### 2011

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Main article: 2011 All-Australian team

2011 All-Australian team[9] B: | Matthew Scarlett (Geel)  | Darren Glass (WCE)  | Corey Enright (Geel)

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HB: | Robert Murphy (WB)  | Ben Reid (Coll)  | Leon Davis (Coll)
C: | Dale Thomas (Coll)  | Sam Mitchell (Haw)  | Scott Pendlebury (Coll)
HF: | Marc Murphy (Carl)  | Travis Cloke (Coll)  | Dane Swan (Coll)
F: | Stephen Milne (St K)  | Lance Franklin (Haw)  | Adam Goodes (Syd)
Foll: | Dean Cox (WCE)  | Chris Judd (Carl) (v.c)  | Gary Ablett Jr. (GC) (capt)
Int: | Matthew Boyd (WB)  | Nick Dal Santo (St K)  | James Kelly (Geel)
| Drew Petrie (NM)  |  |
Coach: | Chris Scott (Geel)

#### 2010

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Main article: 2010 All-Australian team

2010 All-Australian team[10] B: | James Frawley (Melb)  | Brian Lake (WB)  | Corey Enright (Geel)

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HB: | Brendon Goddard (St K)  | Harry Taylor (Geel)  | Harry O'Brien (Coll)
C: | Leigh Montagna (St K)  | Luke Hodge (Haw) (capt)  | Joel Selwood (Geel)
HF: | Alan Didak (Coll)  | Lance Franklin (Haw)  | Paul Chapman (Geel)
F: | Barry Hall (WB)  | Jack Riewoldt (Rich)  | Mark LeCras (WCE)
Foll: | Aaron Sandilands (Frem)  | Dane Swan (Coll)  | Gary Ablett Jr. (Geel) (v.c)
Int: | Mark Jamar (Melb)  | Steve Johnson (Geel)  | Chris Judd (Carl)
| Scott Pendlebury (Coll)  |  |
Coach: | Mick Malthouse (Coll)

#### 2009

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Main article: 2009 All-Australian team

2009 All-Australian team[11] B: | Corey Enright (Geel)  | Matthew Scarlett (Geel)  | Brian Lake (WB)

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HB: | Simon Goodwin (Adel)  | Craig Bolton (Syd)  | Nick Maxwell (Coll)
C: | Leigh Montagna (St K)  | Lenny Hayes (St K)  | Joel Selwood (Geel)
HF: | Paul Chapman (Geel)  | Nick Riewoldt (St K) (capt)  | Dane Swan (Coll)
F: | Leon Davis (Coll)  | Brendan Fevola (Carl)  | Jonathan Brown (Bris)
Foll: | Aaron Sandilands (Frem)  | Chris Judd (Carl) (v.c)  | Gary Ablett Jr. (Geel)
Int: | Matthew Boyd (WB)  | Nick Dal Santo (St K)  | Brendon Goddard (St K)
| Adam Goodes (Syd))  |  |
Coach: | Mark Thompson (Geel)

#### 2008

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Main article: 2008 All-Australian team

2008 All-Australian team[11] B: | Dale Morris (WB)  | Matthew Scarlett (Geel)  | Tom Harley (Geel) (v.c)

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HB: | Luke Hodge (Haw)  | Nathan Bock (Adel)  | Sam Fisher (StK)
C: | Jimmy Bartel (Geel)  | Joel Corey (Geel)  | Adam Cooney (WB)
HF: | Steve Johnson (Geel)  | Nick Riewoldt (StK)  | Brent Harvey (NM)
F: | Brendan Fevola (Car)  | Lance Franklin (Haw)  | Paul Medhurst (Coll)
Foll: | Dean Cox (WCE)  | Chris Judd (Carl) (capt)  | Gary Ablett Jr. (Geel)
Int: | Corey Enright (Geel)  | Matthew Pavlich (Frem)  | Matthew Richardson (Rich)
| Aaron Sandilands (Frem)  |  |
Coach: | Alastair Clarkson (Haw)

#### 2007

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Main article: 2007 All-Australian team

2007 All-Australian team[11] B: | Matthew Scarlett (Geel)  | Darren Glass (WCE)  | Darren Milburn (Geel)

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HB: | Andrew McLeod (Adel) (capt)  | Matthew Egan (Geel)  | Campbell Brown (Haw)
C: | Kane Cornes (Port)  | Jimmy Bartel (Geel)  | Chad Cornes (Port)
HF: | Steve Johnson (Geel)  | Jonathan Brown (Bris) (v.c)  | Brent Harvey (NM)
F: | Brad Johnson (WB)  | Matthew Pavlich (Frem)  | Cameron Mooney (Geel)
Foll: | Dean Cox (WCE)  | Daniel Kerr (WCE)  | Gary Ablett Jr. (Geel)
Int: | Joel Corey (Geel)  | Dustin Fletcher (Ess)  | Brendon Lade (Port)
| Cameron Ling (Geel)  |  |
Coach: | Mark Thompson (Geel)

Notes:

* For the first occasion, a preliminary squad of 40 was announced.

#### 2006

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2006 All-Australian team[11] B: | Nathan Bassett (Adel)  | Darren Glass (WCE)  | Lindsay Gilbee (WB)

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HB: | Craig Bolton (Syd)  | Joel Bowden (Rich)  | Andrew McLeod (Adel)
C: | Simon Goodwin (Adel)  | Scott West (WB)  | Adam Goodes (Syd)
HF: | Alan Didak (Coll)  | Barry Hall (Syd) (v.c)  | Ryan O'Keefe (Syd)
F: | Brad Johnson (WB) (capt)  | Brendan Fevola (Carl)  | Nick Riewoldt (St K)
Foll: | Brendon Lade (Port)  | Chris Judd (WCE)  | Ben Cousins (WCE)
Int: | Shaun Burgoyne (Port)  | Dean Cox (WCE)  | James McDonald (Melb)
| Matthew Pavlich (Frem)  |  |
Coach: | John Worsfold (WCE)

#### 2005

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2005 All-Australian team[11] B: | David Wirrpanda (WCE)  | Ben Rutten (Adel)  | James Clement (Coll)

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HB: | Joel Bowden (Rich)  | Trent Croad (Haw)  | Luke Hodge (Haw)
C: | Nick Dal Santo (St K)  | Scott West (WB)  | Lenny Hayes (St K)
HF: | Mark Ricciuto (Adel) (capt)  | Matthew Pavlich (Frem)  | Shannon Grant (NM)
F: | Brad Johnson (WB)  | Barry Hall (Syd)  | Peter Everitt (Haw)
Foll: | Dean Cox (WCE)  | Luke Ball (St K)  | Ben Cousins (WCE) (v.c)
Int: | Leo Barry (Syd)  | Kane Cornes (Port)  | Simon Goodwin (Adel)
| Brent Harvey (NM)  |  |
Coach: | Paul Roos (Syd)

Notes:

* Despite winning the Coleman Medal, Fraser Gehrig was not selected in the team.

#### 2004

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2004 All-Australian team[11] B: | Leo Barry (Syd)  | Matthew Scarlett (Geel)  | Chris Johnson (Bris)

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HB: | Austinn Jones (St K)  | Chad Cornes (Port)  | Adam McPhee (Ess)
C: | Chris Judd (WCE)  | Simon Black (Bris)  | Nigel Lappin (Bris)
HF: | Jason Akermanis (Bris)  | Warren Tredrea (Port) (v.c)  | Nick Riewoldt (St K)
F: | Barry Hall (Syd)  | Fraser Gehrig (St K)  | Luke Power (Bris)
Foll: | Jeff White (Melb)  | Mark Ricciuto (Adel) (capt)  | Scott West (WB)
Int: | James Clement (Coll)  | Chad Fletcher (WCE)  | Brett Kirk (Syd)
| Matthew Lappin (Carl)  |  |
Coach: | Mark Williams (Port)

#### 2003

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2003 All-Australian team[11] B: | Gavin Wanganeen (Port)  | Matthew Scarlett (Geel)  | Joel Smith (Haw)

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HB: | Rohan Smith (WB)  | Justin Leppitsch (Bris)  | Nigel Lappin (Bris)
C: | Lenny Hayes (St K)  | Michael Voss (Bris) (capt)  | Paul Williams (Syd)
HF: | Matthew Pavlich (Frem)  | Warren Tredrea (Port)  | Mark Ricciuto (Adel)
F: | Phillip Matera (WCE)  | Matthew Lloyd (Ess)  | Chris Tarrant (Coll)
Foll: | Adam Goodes (Syd)  | Nathan Buckley (Coll) (v.c)  | Peter Bell (Frem)
Int: | James Hird (Ess)  | Michael Gardiner (WCE)  | Paul Hasleby (Frem)
| Robert Harvey (St K)  |  |
Coach: | Leigh Matthews (Bris)

#### 2002

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2002 All-Australian team[11] B: | Chris Johnson (Bris)  | Matthew Pavlich (Frem)  | Glenn Archer (NM)

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HB: | Brett Montgomery (Port)  | Justin Leppitsch (Bris)  | Ben Hart (Adel)
C: | Jason Akermanis (Bris)  | Simon Black (Bris)  | Adem Yze (Melb)
HF: | Michael Voss (Bris) (capt)  | Warren Tredrea (Port)  | Brad Johnson (WB)
F: | Nathan Brown (WB)  | David Neitz (Melb)  | Luke Darcy (WB)
Foll: | Matthew Primus (Port)  | Josh Francou (Port)  | Ben Cousins (WCE)
Int: | Shane Crawford (Haw)  | Nigel Lappin (Bris)  | Mark Ricciuto (Adel)
| Adam Simpson (NM)  |  |
Coach: | Leigh Matthews (Bris)

#### 2001

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2001 All-Australian team[11] B: | Gavin Wanganeen (Port)  | Jonathan Hay (Haw)  | Darren Gaspar (Rich)

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HB: | Joel Smith (Haw)  | Sean Wellman (Ess)  | Andrew McKay (Carl)
C: | Jason Akermanis (Bris)  | Brett Ratten (Carl)  | Nathan Buckley (Coll)
HF: | Michael Voss (Bris)  | Warren Tredrea (Port)  | James Hird (Ess) (capt)
F: | Brad Ottens (Rich)  | Matthew Lloyd (Ess)  | Ben Cousins (WCE)
Foll: | Matthew Primus (Port)  | Simon Black (Bris)  | Andrew McLeod (Adel)
Int: | Nathan Brown (WB)  | Simon Goodwin (Adel)  | Jason Johnson (Ess)
| Nigel Lappin (Bris)  |  |
Coach: | Leigh Matthews (Bris)

#### 2000

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2000 All-Australian team[11] B: | Damien Hardwick (Ess)  | Dustin Fletcher (Ess)  | Andrew Kellaway (Rich)

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HB: | Andrew McKay (Carl)  | Darren Gaspar (Rich)  | Simon Goodwin (Adel)
C: | Scott West (WB)  | Brett Ratten (Carl)  | Scott Camporeale (Carl)
HF: | Andrew McLeod (Adel)  | Wayne Carey (NM) (capt)  | James Hird (Ess)
F: | Jeff Farmer (Melb)  | Matthew Lloyd (Ess)  | Michael O'Loughlin (Syd)
Foll: | Steven King (Geel)  | Anthony Koutoufides (Carl)  | Nathan Buckley (Coll)
Int: | Lance Whitnall (Carl)  | Brent Harvey (NM)  | Mark Ricciuto (Adel)
| Brad Johnson (WB)  |  |
Coach: | Kevin Sheedy (Ess)

Notes:

* Despite winning the Brownlow Medal and club best and fairest in a grand final year, Shane Woewodin was not selected in the team. Notably three Adelaide midfielders were selected despite that club missing the finals with a 9–13 win-loss record.

#### 1999

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1999 All-Australian team[11] B: | Jason Akermanis (Bris)  | Justin Leppitsch (Bris)  | Ben Hart (Adel)

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HB: | Byron Pickett (NM)  | Stephen Silvagni (Carl)  | Andrew McKay (Carl)
C: | Brad Johnson (WB)  | Nathan Buckley (Coll)  | Wayne Schwass (Syd)
HF: | Mark Mercuri (Ess)  | Wayne Carey (NM) (capt)  | Michael Voss (Bris)
F: | Ben Cousins (WCE)  | Matthew Lloyd (Ess)  | Matthew Richardson (Rich)
Foll: | Matthew Allan (Carl)  | Robert Harvey (St K)  | Shane Crawford (Haw)
Int: | Peter Bell (NM)  | Nathan Burke (St K)  | Wayne Campbell (Rich)
| Chris Grant (WB)  |  |
Coach: | Denis Pagan (NM)

Notes:

* Despite winning the Coleman Medal, Scott Cummings was not selected in the team.

#### 1998

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1998 All-Australian team[11][12] B: | David King (NM)  | Ashley McIntosh (WCE)  | Glenn Archer (NM)

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HB: | Nathan Buckley (Coll)  | Sean Wellman (Ess)  | Nigel Smart (Adel)
C: | Matthew Knights (Rich)  | Scott West (WB)  | Shane Crawford (Haw)
HF: | Paul Hudson (WB)  | Wayne Carey (NM) (capt)  | Mark Ricciuto (Adel)
F: | Ben Cousins (WCE)  | Tony Lockett (Syd)  | Matthew Lloyd (Ess)
Foll: | Peter Everitt (St K)  | Todd Viney (Melb)  | Robert Harvey (St K)
Int: | Chris Grant (WB)  | Andrew McLeod (Adel)  | Shaun Rehn (Adel)
| Anthony Stevens (NM)  |  |
Coach: | Terry Wallace (WB)

Notes:

* 1998 was the final season in which the coach of the All-Australian team was not necessarily the premiership coach.

#### 1997

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1997 All-Australian team[11][13] B: | David King (NM)  | Stephen Silvagni (Carl)  | Paul Roos (Syd)

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HB: | Peter Matera (WCE)  | Michael Sexton (Carl)  | Adam Heuskes (Port)
C: | Austinn Jones (St K)  | Craig Bradley (Carl)  | Nathan Buckley (Coll)
HF: | Rohan Smith (WB)  | Chris Grant (WB)  | Michael O'Loughlin (Syd)
F: | Fraser Gehrig (WCE)  | Tony Modra (Adel)  | Paul Kelly (Syd) (capt)
Foll: | Paul Salmon (Haw)  | Robert Harvey (St K)  | Nathan Burke (St K)
Int: | Mark Ricciuto (Adel)  | Peter Everitt (St K)  | Daryn Cresswell (Syd)
|  |  |
Coach: | Stan Alves (St K)

#### 1996

[edit]

1996 All-Australian team[11][14] B: | Nathan Burke (St K)  | Stephen Silvagni (Carl)  | Michael Sexton (Carl)

|
|
|

HB: | Nathan Buckley (Coll)  | Paul Roos (Syd)  | Peter Matera (WCE)
C: | Chris Mainwaring (WCE)  | Paul Kelly (Syd) (capt)  | Shane Crawford (Haw)
HF: | James Hird (Ess)  | Wayne Carey (NM)  | Mitchell White (WCE)
F: | Michael Voss (Bris)  | Tony Lockett (Syd)  | Darren Jarman (Adel)
Foll: | Corey McKernan (NM)  | Robert Harvey (St K)  | Craig Lambert (Bris)
Int: | Garry Hocking (Geel)  | Glenn Archer (NM)  | Matthew Richardson (Rich)
|  |  |
Coach: | Rodney Eade (Syd)

#### 1995

[edit]

1995 All-Australian team[11][15][16] B: | Gavin Wanganeen (Ess)  | Stephen Silvagni (Carl)  | Ang Christou (Carl)

|
|
|

HB: | Michael Mansfield (Geel)  | Glen Jakovich (WCE)  | Wayne Campbell (Rich)
C: | Nicky Winmar (St K)  | Paul Couch (Geel)  | Michael Long (Ess)
HF: | Garry Lyon (Melb)  | Wayne Carey (NM)  | James Hird (Ess)
F: | Darren Jarman (Haw)  | Gary Ablett Sr. (Geel) (capt)  | Tony Lockett (Syd)
Foll: | Justin Madden (Carl)  | Robert Harvey (St K)  | Craig Bradley (Carl)
Int: | Anthony Koutoufides (Carl)  | David Neitz (Melb)  | Paul Kelly (Syd)
|  |  |
Coach: | David Parkin (Carl)

#### 1994

[edit]

1994 All-Australian team[11] B: | David Hart (WCE)  | Stephen Silvagni (Carl)  | Chris Langford (Haw)

|
|
|

HB: | Guy McKenna (WCE)  | Glen Jakovich (WCE)  | Michael Mansfield (Geel)
C: | Stephen Tingay (Melb)  | Greg Williams (Carl) (capt)  | Peter Matera (WCE)
HF: | Gavin Brown (Coll)  | Wayne Carey (NM)  | Garry Lyon (Melb)
F: | Jason Dunstall (Haw)  | Gary Ablett Sr. (Geel)  | Ben Allan (Haw)
Foll: | Shaun Rehn (Adel)  | Robert Harvey (St K)  | Garry Hocking (Geel)
Int: | Mark Ricciuto (Adel)  | Craig Bradley (Carl)  | Stephen Kernahan (Carl)
|  |  |
Coach: | Neil Balme (Melb)

#### 1993

[edit]

1993 All-Australian team[11][17][18] B: | Ben Hart (Adel)  | Alastair Lynch (Fitz)  | Gavin Wanganeen (Ess)

|
|
|

HB: | Guy McKenna (WCE)  | Mark Harvey (Ess)  | Andrew McKay (Carl)
C: | Greg Anderson (Adel)  | Greg Williams (Carl)  | Peter Matera (WCE)
HF: | Craig Bradley (Carl)  | Wayne Carey (NM) (capt)  | Garry Lyon (Melb)
F: | Garry Hocking (Geel)  | Gary Ablett Sr. (Geel)  | Tony Modra (Adel)
Foll: | Jim Stynes (Melb)  | Ben Allan (Haw)  | Tony McGuinness (Adel)
Int: | Nigel Smart (Adel)  | Nathan Burke (St K)  |
|  |  |
Coach: | Kevin Sheedy (Ess)

#### 1992

[edit]

1992 All-Australian team[11][19][20] B: | Ben Hart (Adel)  | Paul Roos (Fitz) (capt)  | Gavin Wanganeen (Ess)

|
|
|

HB: | Ken Hinkley (Geel)  | Barry Stoneham (Geel)  | Mil Hanna (Carl)
C: | Dean Kemp (WCE)  | Darren Jarman (Haw)  | Mick McGuane (Coll)
HF: | Robert Harvey (St K)  | Stewart Loewe (St K)  | Gary Ablett Sr. (Geel)
F: | Tony McGuinness (Adel)  | Jason Dunstall (Haw)  | Tony Lockett (St K)
Foll: | Scott Wynd (Foot)  | Chris McDermott (Adel)  | John Platten (Haw)
Int: | Stephen Kernahan (Carl)  | Mark Bairstow (Geel)  |
|  |  |
Coach: | Terry Wheeler (Foot)

#### 1991

[edit]

1991 All-Australian team[11][21] B: | Guy McKenna (WCE)  | Anthony Daniher (Ess)  | Nigel Smart (Adel)

|
|
|

HB: | David Grant (St K)  | Paul Roos (Fitz) (capt)  | Ken Hinkley (Geel)
C: | Chris Mainwaring (WCE)  | Paul Couch (Geel)  | Peter Matera (WCE)
HF: | Gavin Brown (Coll)  | Stewart Loewe (St K)  | Nicky Winmar (St K)
F: | Tony Francis (Coll)  | Tony Lockett (St K)  | Garry Hocking (Geel)
Foll: | Jim Stynes (Melb)  | Mark Bairstow (Geel)  | Barry Mitchell (Syd)
Int: | Billy Brownless (Geel)  | Craig Turley (WCE)  |
|  |  |
Coach: | Mick Malthouse (WCE)

Notes:

* Despite winning that season's Grand Final, Hawthorn did not supply one player in the team of the year.

### VFL/AFL Team of the Year: 1982–1990

[edit]

The AFL website recognises players who were named in the VFL/AFL Team of the Year from 1982 to 1990 as having All-Australian status. This was a team picked by Victorian selectors.

### Australian Football Carnival era: 1953–1988

[edit]

State of origin era

#### 1988

[edit]

> 1988 All-Australian Team[22][23]

> Adelaide Bicentennial Carnival

> 

> Name | State/League | Club
> Terry Daniher | New South Wales | Essendon
> David Murphy | New South Wales | Sydney
> Michael Long | Northern Territory | St Mary's
> Michael McLean | Northern Territory | Footscray
> Maurice Rioli | Northern Territory | St Mary's
> Tony Hall | South Australia | Glenelg
> Danny Hughes | South Australia | Melbourne
> Stephen Kernahan | South Australia | Carlton (captain)
> Martin Leslie | South Australia | Port Adelaide
> Bruce Lindner | South Australia | Geelong
> Tony McGuinness | South Australia | Footscray
> Mark Mickan | South Australia | Brisbane Bears
> John Platten | South Australia | Hawthorn
> Greg Whittlesea | South Australia | Sturt
> Graham Cornes | South Australia | Glenelg (coach)
> Terry Wallace | Victorian Football Association | Richmond
> Danny Frawley | Victorian Football League | St Kilda
> Gerard Healy | Victorian Football League | Sydney
> Simon Madden | Victorian Football League | Essendon
> Paul Roos | Victorian Football League | Fitzroy
> Paul Salmon | Victorian Football League | Essendon
> Dale Weightman | Victorian Football League | Richmond
> Steve Malaxos | Western Australia | West Coast

#### 1987

[edit]

> 1987 All-Australian Team[24][25]
> 

> Name | State/League | Current Club
> Matthew Campbell | South Australia | Brisbane
> Andrew Jarman | South Australia | North Adelaide
> Bruce Lindner | South Australia | Geelong
> Chris McDermott | South Australia | Glenelg (captain)
> Mark Naley | South Australia | Carlton
> John Platten | South Australia | Hawthorn
> Matt Rendell | South Australia | Fitzroy
> Andrew Rogers | South Australia | Woodville
> Scott Salisbury | South Australia | Glenelg
> Graham Cornes | South Australia | Glenelg (coach)
> Andrew Bews | Victoria | Geelong
> Gerard Healy | Victoria | Sydney
> Chris Langford | Victoria | Hawthorn
> Simon Madden | Victoria | Essendon
> Russell Morris | Victoria | Hawthorn
> Paul Roos | Victoria | Fitzroy
> Paul Salmon | Victoria | Essendon
> Bernard Toohey | Victoria | Sydney
> Greg Williams | Victoria | Sydney
> Mark Bairstow | Western Australia | Geelong
> Craig Holden | Western Australia | Sydney
> Phil Narkle | Western Australia | West Coast

#### 1986

[edit]

> 1986 All-Australian Team[26][27]
> 

> Name | State of Origin | Current Club
> Michael Aish | South Australia | Norwood
> Craig Bradley | South Australia | Carlton
> Andrew Jarman | South Australia | North Adelaide
> Stephen Kernahan | South Australia | Carlton
> Chris McDermott | South Australia | Glenelg
> Mark Naley | South Australia | South Adelaide
> John Platten | South Australia | Hawthorn
> Gerard Healy | Victoria | Sydney
> Brian Royal | Victoria | Footscray
> Kevin Walsh | Victoria | Essendon
> Dale Weightman | Victoria | Richmond
> Greg Williams | Victoria | Sydney
> Gary Buckenara | Western Australia | Hawthorn
> Brad Hardie | Western Australia | Footscray
> Laurie Keene | Western Australia | Subiaco
> Andrew Macnish | Western Australia | Subiaco
> Steve Malaxos | Western Australia | Claremont
> Michael Mitchell | Western Australia | Claremont
> Phil Narkle | Western Australia | St Kilda
> Brian Peake | Western Australia | East Fremantle (captain)
> Maurice Rioli | Western Australia | Richmond
> Robert Wiley | Western Australia | Perth
> Peter Wilson | Western Australia | East Fremantle
> Ron Alexander | Western Australia | East Fremantle (coach)

#### 1985

[edit]

> 1985 All-Australian Team[28]

> Coach: Kevin Sheedy

> 

> Name | State | Club
> Malcolm Blight | South Australia | Woodville
> Craig Bradley | South Australia | Port Adelaide
> Stephen Kernahan | South Australia | Glenelg
> Peter Motley | South Australia | Sturt
> John Platten | South Australia | Central District
> Dermott Brereton | Victoria | Hawthorn
> Terry Daniher | Victoria | Essendon (captain)
> Garry Foulds | Victoria | Essendon
> Russell Greene | Victoria | Hawthorn
> Mark Harvey | Victoria | Essendon
> Mark Lee | Victoria | Richmond
> Roger Merrett | Victoria | Essendon
> Gary Pert | Victoria | Fitzroy
> Geoff Raines | Victoria | Collingwood
> Paul Roos | Victoria | Fitzroy
> Dale Weightman | Victoria | Richmond
> Leon Baker | Western Australia | Essendon
> Gary Buckenara | Western Australia | Hawthorn
> Rod Lester-Smith | Western Australia | Hawthorn
> Michael Mitchell | Western Australia | Claremont

#### 1983

[edit]

> 1983 All-Australian Team[29][30]

> Coach: John Todd

> 

> Name | State | Club
> Michael Aish | South Australia | Norwood
> Craig Bradley | South Australia | Port Adelaide
> Stephen Curtis | South Australia | Port Adelaide
> Tony Giles | South Australia | Port Adelaide
> Peter Motley | South Australia | Sturt
> Matt Rendell | South Australia | Fitzroy
> Craig Williams | South Australia | West Adelaide
> Terry Daniher | Victoria | Essendon
> Robert Flower | Victoria | Melbourne
> Keith Greig | Victoria | North Melbourne
> Mark Lee | Victoria | Richmond
> Simon Madden | Victoria | Essendon
> Stephen McCann | Victoria | North Melbourne
> Michael Tuck | Victoria | Hawthorn
> Gary Buckenara | Western Australia | Hawthorn
> Ross Glendinning | Western Australia | North Melbourne
> Stephen Michael | Western Australia | South Fremantle (captain)
> Mike Richardson | Western Australia | Collingwood
> Maurice Rioli | Western Australia | Richmond
> Kevin Taylor | Western Australia | East Fremantle

#### 1980

[edit]

> 1980 All-Australian Team[31]

> Adelaide Carnival
>  Coach: Tom Hafey

> 

> Name | State/League | Club
> Peter Carey | South Australia | Glenelg
> Graham Cornes | South Australia | Glenelg
> Rick Davies | South Australia | Sturt (captain)
> Robbert Klomp | South Australia | Carlton
> Keith Kuhlmann | South Australia | Glenelg
> Greg Phillips | South Australia | Port Adelaide
> John Roberts | South Australia | South Melbourne
> Mark Williams | South Australia | Port Adelaide
> Ron Stubbs | Tasmania | Devonport
> Darryl Sutton | Tasmania | North Melbourne
> Robert Flower | Victoria | Melbourne
> Jim Jess | Victoria | Richmond
> Mark Lee | Victoria | Richmond
> Ian Nankervis | Victoria | Geelong
> Geoff Raines | Victoria | Richmond
> Geoff Southby | Victoria | Carlton
> Garry Wilson | Victoria | Fitzroy
> Bruce Duperouzel | Western Australia | St Kilda
> Ken Hunter | Western Australia | Claremont
> Brian Peake | Western Australia | East Fremantle

#### 1979

[edit]

> 1979 All-Australian Team[32]

> Perth Carnival

> 

> Name | State/League | Club
> Peter Carey | South Australia | Glenelg
> Graham Cornes | South Australia | Glenelg
> Kym Hodgeman | South Australia | Glenelg
> Peter Jonas | South Australia | Central District
> Geoff Morris | South Australia | West Adelaide
> Des James | Tasmania | Sandy Bay
> Michael Roach | Tasmania | Richmond
> Darryl Sutton | Tasmania | North Melbourne
> David Cloke | Victoria | Richmond
> Bruce Doull | Victoria | Carlton
> Kelvin Moore | Victoria | Hawthorn
> Peter Moore | Victoria | Collingwood
> Michael Tuck | Victoria | Hawthorn
> Michael Turner | Victoria | Geelong
> Garry Wilson | Victoria | Fitzroy
> Tony Buhagiar | Western Australia | East Fremantle
> Ken Hunter | Western Australia | Claremont
> Gary Malarkey | Western Australia | Geelong
> Bruce Monteath | Western Australia | Richmond
> Brian Peake | Western Australia | East Fremantle (captain)
> Barry Cable | Western Australia | East Perth (coach)

Pre-State of Origin era

#### 1972

[edit]

> 1972 All-Australian Team[33]

> Perth Carnival

> 

> Name | State/League | Club
> Malcolm Blight | South Australia | Woodville
> Tony Burgan | South Australia | Sturt
> Jim Leitch | Tasmania | Scottsdale
> David Clarke | Victoria | Geelong
> Gary Dempsey | Victoria | Footscray
> Gary Hardeman | Victoria | Melbourne
> Alex Jesaulenko | Victoria | Carlton
> Leigh Matthews | Victoria | Hawthorn
> Peter McKenna | Victoria | Collingwood
> Travis Payze | Victoria | St Kilda
> Len Thompson | Victoria | Collingwood
> David Thorpe | Victoria | Footscray
> John Williams | Victoria | Essendon
> Bob Beecroft | Western Australia | Swan Districts
> Malcolm Brown | Western Australia | East Perth (captain)
> Brian Ciccotosto | Western Australia | South Fremantle
> Ken McAullay | Western Australia | East Perth
> Ian Miller | Western Australia | Perth
> Alan Watling | Western Australia | West Perth
> George Young | Western Australia | Subiaco

#### 1969

[edit]

> 1969 All-Australian Team[34]

> Adelaide Carnival

> 

> Name | State/League | Club
> John Cahill | South Australia | Port Adelaide
> Brian Colbey | South Australia | Glenelg
> Peter Darley | South Australia | South Adelaide
> Graham Molloy | South Australia | Norwood
> Rick Schoff | South Australia | Sturt
> Royce Hart | Victoria | Richmond
> Peter Hudson | Victoria | Hawthorn
> Alex Jesaulenko | Victoria | Carlton
> Bob Keddie | Victoria | Hawthorn
> Bob Murray | Victoria | St Kilda
> John 'Sam' Newman | Victoria | Geelong
> John Nicholls | Victoria | Carlton (captain)
> Peter Steward | Victoria | North Melbourne
> Terry Waters | Victoria | Collingwood
> Ricky Watt | Victoria | Collingwood
> Greg Brehaut | Western Australia | Perth
> Barry Cable | Western Australia | Perth
> Peter Eakins | Western Australia | Subiaco
> John McIntosh | Western Australia | Claremont
> Bill Walker | Western Australia | Swan Districts

#### 1966

[edit]

> 1966 All-Australian Team[35]

> Hobart Carnival

> 

> Name | State/League | Club
> Brenton Adcock | South Australia | Sturt
> Robert Day | South Australia | West Adelaide
> Rick Schoff | South Australia | Sturt
> Peter Hudson | Tasmania | New Norfolk
> Graeme Lee | Tasmania | Launceston
> Darrel Baldock | Victoria | St Kilda (captain)
> Ian Bryant | Victoria | Footscray
> Neville Crowe | Victoria | Richmond
> John Goold | Victoria | Carlton
> Graeme John | Victoria | South Melbourne
> Hassa Mann | Victoria | Melbourne
> Denis Marshall | Victoria | Geelong
> John Nicholls | Victoria | Carlton
> Ian Stewart | Victoria | St Kilda
> Noel Teasdale | Victoria | North Melbourne
> Barry Cable | Western Australia | Perth
> Keith Doncon | Western Australia | East Perth
> John McIntosh | Western Australia | Claremont
> Kevin Murray | Western Australia | East Perth
> Brian Sarre | Western Australia | Subiaco

#### 1961

[edit]

> 1961 All-Australian Team[36]

> Brisbane Carnival

> 

> Name | State/League | Club
> John Abley | South Australia | Port Adelaide
> John Halbert | South Australia | Sturt
> Neil Kerley | South Australia | West Adelaide
> Geoff Kingston | South Australia | West Torrens
> Don Lindner | South Australia | North Adelaide
> Don Roach | South Australia | West Adelaide
> Bob Shearman | South Australia | West Torrens
> Bill Wedding | South Australia | Norwood
> Darrel Baldock | Tasmania | Latrobe
> Bob Withers | Tasmania | North Launceston
> Allen Aylett | Victoria | North Melbourne
> Ron Barassi | Victoria | Melbourne (captain)
> Brian Dixon | Victoria | Melbourne
> John Schultz | Victoria | Footscray
> Ted Whitten | Victoria | Footscray
> Jack Clarke | Western Australia | East Fremantle
> Graham Farmer | Western Australia | East Perth
> Ray Gabelich | Western Australia | West Perth
> Ray Sorrell | Western Australia | East Fremantle
> John Todd | Western Australia | South Fremantle

#### 1958

[edit]

> 1958 All-Australian Team[37]

> Melbourne Carnival

> 

> Name | State/League | Club
> John Abley | South Australia | Port Adelaide
> Donald Gale | Tasmania | Wynyard
> Jim Ross | Tasmania | North Launceston
> Stuart Spencer | Tasmania | Clarence
> Barry Metcalfe | Victoria (VFA) | Mordialloc
> Owen Abrahams | Victoria | Fitzroy
> Allen Aylett | Victoria | North Melbourne
> Ron Barassi | Victoria | Melbourne
> Reg Burgess | Victoria | Essendon
> Jack Clarke | Victoria | Essendon
> Bob Davis | Victoria | Geelong (captain)
> John Dugdale | Victoria | North Melbourne
> Kevin Murray | Victoria | Fitzroy
> Neil Roberts | Victoria | St Kilda
> Ted Whitten | Victoria | Footscray
> Jack Clarke | Western Australia | East Fremantle
> Graham Farmer | Western Australia | East Perth
> Alan Preen | Western Australia | East Fremantle
> Norm Rogers | Western Australia | East Fremantle
> Ray Sorrell | Western Australia | East Fremantle

#### 1956

[edit]

> 1956 All-Australian Team[38]

> Perth Carnival

> 

> Name | State/League | Club
> John Abley | South Australia | Port Adelaide
> Haydn Bunton Jr. | South Australia | North Adelaide
> Stan Costello | South Australia | West Adelaide
> Lindsay Head | South Australia | West Torrens
> Geoff Long | Tasmania | City
> Barry Strange | Tasmania | New Town
> Frank Johnson | Victoria (VFA) | Port Melbourne (captain)
> Ron Barassi | Victoria | Melbourne
> John Chick | Victoria | Carlton
> Jack Clarke | Victoria | Essendon
> Bill Hutchison | Victoria | Essendon
> Peter Pianto | Victoria | Geelong
> Des Rowe | Victoria | Richmond
> Ted Whitten | Victoria | Footscray
> Roy Wright | Victoria | Richmond
> Jack Clarke | Western Australia | East Fremantle
> Graham Farmer | Western Australia | East Perth
> John Gerovich | Western Australia | South Fremantle
> Keith Harper | Western Australia | Perth
> Cliff Hillier | Western Australia | South Fremantle

#### 1953

[edit]

> 1953 All-Australian Team[39]

> Adelaide Carnival

> 

> Name | State/League | Club
> Neil Davies | South Australia | Glenelg
> Len Fitzgerald | South Australia | Sturt
> Bob Hank | South Australia | West Torrens
> Jack Lynch | South Australia | West Adelaide
> John Marriott | South Australia | Norwood
> Clayton Thompson | South Australia | Sturt
> John Leedham | Tasmania | North Launceston
> Ted Henrys | Victoria (VFA) | Preston
> Frank Johnson | Victoria (VFA) | Port Melbourne
> Jack Clarke | Victoria | Essendon
> John Coleman | Victoria | Essendon
> Des Healey | Victoria | Collingwood
> Jack Howell | Victoria | Carlton
> Bill Hutchison | Victoria | Essendon
> Bob Rose | Victoria | Collingwood
> Bernie Smith | Victoria | Geelong
> Jack Clarke | Western Australia | East Fremantle
> Steve Marsh | Western Australia | South Fremantle
> Merv McIntosh | Western Australia | Perth
> Frank Sparrow | Western Australia | Swan Districts

### Sporting Life Team of the Year: 1947–1955

[edit]

Sporting Life magazine created the concept of an All-Australian team in 1947.

These teams were once considered to be equivalent to All-Australian selection, but are no longer recognised as such.

#### 1955

[edit]

1955 'Sporting Life' Team of the Year

B: | Lerrel Sharp (Collingwood)  | Herb Henderson (Footscray)  | Norm Sharp (Geelong)
HB: | John James (Carlton)  | Jim Taylor (Norwood)  | Des Rowe (Richmond)
C: | Harold McDonald (Port Adelaide)  | Lindsay Head (West Torrens)  | Des Healey (Collingwood)
HF: | Barry White (South Fremantle)  | Ray Poulter (Richmond)  | Thorold Merrett (Collingwood)
F: | Jack Clarke (East Fremantle)  | Noel O'Brien (Carlton)  | Peter Pianto (Geelong)
Foll: | John Marriott (Norwood)  | Denis Cordner (Melbourne)  | Bill Hutchison (Essendon)
Res: |  |
Coach: |

#### 1954

[edit]

1954 'Sporting Life' Team of the Year

B: | Wally Donald (Footscray)  | Ken Caporn (Claremont)  | John Marriott (Norwood)
HB: | Noel McMahen (Melbourne)  | Laurie Kettlewell (Subiaco)  | Jim Gallagher (Footscray)
C: | Jack Lynch (West Adelaide)  | Ted Whitten (Footscray)  | Keith Harper (Perth)
HF: | Jim Deane (Richmond)  | John Brady (North Melbourne)  | Bob Rose (Collingwood)
F: | Neil Mann (Collingwood)  | Jack Collins (Footscray)  | Peter Pianto (Geelong)
Foll: | Ken Hands (Carlton)  | Roy Wright (Richmond)  | Bill Hutchison (Essendon)
Res: |  |
Coach: |

#### 1953

[edit]

1953 'Sporting Life' Team of the Year

B: | Bernie Smith (Geelong)  | Herb Henderson (Footscray)  | Merv McIntosh (Perth)
HB: | Jack Collins (Footscray)  | Len Fitzgerald (Sturt)  | Des Rowe (Richmond)
C: | Des Healey (Collingwood)  | Jack Clarke (Essendon)  | Jack Lynch (West Adelaide)
HF: | Bob Rose (Collingwood)  | Jack Howell (Carlton)  | Jim Deane (South Adelaide)
F: | Roy Wright (Richmond)  | John Coleman (Essendon)  | Peter Pianto (Geelong)
Foll: | Ken Hands (Carlton)  | John Leedham (North Launceston)  | Bill Hutchison (Essendon)
Res: |  |
Coach: |

#### 1952

[edit]

1952 'Sporting Life' Team of the Year

B: | Wally May (Essendon)  | Ian McKay (North Adelaide)  | Bill Stephen (Fitzroy)
HB: | Frank Sparrow (East Perth)  | Denis Cordner (Melbourne)  | Don Taylor (Glenelg)
C: | Thorold Merrett (Collingwood)  | Bob Hank (West Torrens) (captain)  | Lyle Griffin (North Adelaide)
HF: | Bob Rose (Collingwood)  | Len Fitzgerald (Sturt)  | Jim Deane (South Adelaide)
F: | Roy Wright (Richmond)  | John Coleman (Essendon)  | Bill Hutchison (Essendon)
Foll: | John Marriott (Norwood)  | Frank Johnson (Port Melbourne)  | Steve Marsh (South Fremantle)
Res: |  |
Coach: |

#### 1951

[edit]

1951 'Sporting Life' Team of the Year

B: | John Marriott (Norwood)  | Ian McKay (North Adelaide)  | Charlie Sutton (Footscray)
HB: | Harold McDonald (Port Adelaide)  | Brian Faehse (West Adelaide)  | Fred Buttsworth (West Perth)
C: | Arthur Hodgson (Carlton)  | Bob Rose (Collingwood)  | Lyle Griffin (North Adelaide)
HF: | Bob Davis (Geelong)  | Ron Clegg (South Melbourne)  | Jim Deane (South Adelaide)
F: | Allan Crabb (Glenelg)  | John Coleman (Essendon)  | Fos Williams (Port Adelaide)
Foll: | Bill Morris (Richmond)  | Jack Whelan (Brunswick)  | Bill Hutchison (Essendon)
Res: |  |
Coach: |

#### 1950

[edit]

1950 'Sporting Life' Team of the Year

B: | Dick Russell (Port Adelaide)  | Bill Brittingham (Essendon)  | Merv McIntosh (Perth)
HB: | Charlie Sutton (Footscray)  | Don Fraser (Richmond)  | Gordon Hocking (Collingwood)
C: | Arthur Hodgson (Carlton)  | Bob Hank (West Torrens)  | Doug Olds (Norwood)
HF: | Bob Davis (Geelong)  | Fred Flanagan (Geelong)  | Len Dockett (Melbourne)
F: | John Marriott (Norwood)  | John Coleman (Essendon)  | Fos Williams (Port Adelaide)
Foll: | Bill Morris (Richmond) (captain)  | Jack Whelan (Brunswick)  | Bill Hutchison (Essendon)
Res: |  |
Coach: |

#### 1949

[edit]

1949 'Sporting Life' Team of the Year

B: | Charlie Sutton (Footscray)  | Shane McGrath (Melbourne)  | Don Cordner (Melbourne)
HB: | Marcel Hilsz (Perth)  | Bert Deacon (Carlton)  | Ron Clegg (South Melbourne)
C: | Des Healey (Collingwood)  | Ern Henfry (Carlton)  | Stan Heal (West Perth)
HF: | Bob Hank (West Torrens)  | Fred Flanagan (Geelong)  | Les Foote (North Melbourne)
F: | Bill Morris (Richmond)  | John Coleman (Essendon)  | Jack Sheedy (East Fremantle)
Foll: | Jack Howell (Carlton)  | Merv McIntosh (Perth)  | Steve Marsh (South Fremantle)
Res: |  |
Coach: |

#### 1948

[edit]

1948 'Sporting Life' Team of the Year

B: | Charlie Sutton (Footscray)  | Shane McGrath (Melbourne)  | Bob McClure (Essendon)
HB: | Marcel Hilsz (Perth)  | Bert Deacon (Carlton)  | Len Fitzgerald (Collingwood)
C: | Stan Heal (West Perth)  | Bill Twomey Jr. (Collingwood)  | Noel Jarvis (Fitzroy)
HF: | Bill Hutchison (Essendon)  | Jack Howell (Carlton)  | Bob Hank (West Torrens)
F: | Bill Morris (Richmond)  | Lindsay White (Geelong)  | Lou Richards (Collingwood)
Foll: | Merv McIntosh (Perth)  | Les McClements (Claremont)  | Jack Sheedy (East Fremantle)
Res: |  |
Coach: |

#### 1947

[edit]

1947 'Sporting Life' Team of the Year

B: | Max Oppy (Richmond)  | Shane McGrath (Melbourne)  | Percy Bushby (Essendon)
HB: | Wally Lock (Melbourne)  | Wally Buttsworth (Essendon)  | Bert Deacon (Carlton)
C: | Sam Gallagher (Norwood)  | Ern Henfry (Carlton)  | Billy King (South Melbourne)
HF: | Bill Hutchison (Essendon)  | Gordon Lane (Essendon)  | Bob Hank (West Torrens)
F: | Jack Howell (Carlton)  | Fred Fanning (Melbourne)  | Lou Richards (Collingwood)
Foll: | Merv McIntosh (Perth)  | Don Cordner (Melbourne)  | Bob Quinn (Port Adelaide) (captain)
Res: |  |
Coach: |

## Records

[edit]

### Most times selected overall

[edit]

Qualification: Selection in seven or more teams from 1953 to 2020.

* 8 – Gary Ablett Jr. | 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014
* 8 – Patrick Dangerfield | 2012, 2013, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020
* 8 – Lance Franklin | 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2016, 2017, 2018
* 8 – Robert Harvey | 1992, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2003
* 8 – Mark Ricciuto | 1994, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005
* 7 – Craig Bradley | 1983, 1985, 1986, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1997
* 7 – Nathan Buckley | 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2003
* 7 – Wayne Carey | 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2000
* 7 – Paul Roos | 1985, 1987, 1988, 1991, 1992, 1996, 1997

### Most times selected in Carnivals era

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Qualification: Selection in three or more teams from 1953 to 1980 and 1988.

* 4 – Jack Clarke (Western Australia / East Fremantle) | 1953, 1956, 1958, 1961
* 3 – John Abley (South Australia / Port Adelaide) | 1956, 1958, 1961
* 3 – Ron Barassi (Victoria / Melbourne) | 1956, 1958, 1961
* 3 – Jack Clarke (Victoria / Essendon) | 1953, 1956, 1958
* 3 – Graham Farmer (Western Australia / East Perth) | 1956, 1958, 1961
* 3 – Ted Whitten (Victoria / Footscray) | 1956, 1958, 1961

## See also

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* Sports portal
* Australia portal

* AFL Women's All-Australian team

## References

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1. ^ Selection to the AIS/AFL Academy
2. ^ John Devaney (2008), Full Points Footy's SA Football Companion, Full Points Publications, p. 483
3. ^ Football Record 16–18 August 1991 p3
4. ^ Official Website of the Australian Football League > News Article > Fresh faces aplenty as AFL names 40-man All Australian Squad
5. ^ "AA SQUAD REVEALED: Cats, Demons dominate as breakout Pie snubbed". afl.com.au. 22 August 2022. Retrieved 22 August 2022.
6. ^ Whiting, Michael (28 August 2023). "AA SQUAD REVEALED: Five Pies in, stars miss, young guns named". AFL.com.au. Retrieved 28 August 2023.
7. ^ Sydney Morning Herald: 2013 AFL All-Australian team
8. ^ "A number of surprise inclusions and omissions in the 2012 All Australian team, named in Melbourne". 17 September 2012.
9. ^ "Six Pies named in All Australian team". 19 September 2011.
10. ^ Gleeson, Michael (14 September 2010). "Excellence a certain selection". The Age. Melbourne.
11. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s Lovett, Michael, ed. (2010). AFL Record 2010 Season Guide. p. 536\. ISBN 978-0-9806274-5-9.
12. ^ The Age 15 Sept 1998, Sport p. 3
13. ^ The Age 15 Sept 1997, p. 12
14. ^ The Age 2 September 1996, p. 12 "Silvagni selection raises eyebrows"
15. ^ The Age 18 Sept 1995, p. 48
16. ^ Football Record 23 Sept 1995, p. 50
17. ^ The Age 14 September 1993, p. 32
18. ^ "NATIONAL RESULTS". The Canberra Times. 16 September 1993. p. 22. Retrieved 15 September 2014 - via National Library of Australia.
19. ^ Sydney Morning Herald 16 Sept 1992, p. 48
20. ^ "Dogs 'in for tight game'". The Canberra Times. 17 September 1992. p. 24. Retrieved 15 September 2014 - via National Library of Australia.
21. ^ Football Record 28 September 1991, p. 17
22. ^ "Boos Greet Salmon's Medal" The Australian, 7 March 1988 p. 25
23. ^ https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=3CtWAAAAIBAJ&sjid=cOQDAAAAIBAJ&pg=3986,5261843 Sydney Morning Herald, 7 March 1988 p. 53
24. ^ "Croweaters Rewarded For Title Success" The Australian, 24 July 1987, p. 24
25. ^ https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=qCtWAAAAIBAJ&sjid=c-QDAAAAIBAJ&pg=2576,6223256 Sydney Morning Herald 24 July 1987, p. 26
26. ^ https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=A8wnAAAAIBAJ&sjid=9JIDAAAAIBAJ&pg=2187,5981059 The Age, 10 July 1986, p. 30
27. ^ VFL Football Record 12 July 1986 p. 19
28. ^ https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=gVBVAAAAIBAJ&sjid=iJUDAAAAIBAJ&pg=6254,1398581 The Age, 18 July 1985, p. 30
29. ^ "AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL". The Canberra Times. 13 July 1983. p. 1 Section: SPORTS SECTION. Retrieved 23 June 2014 - via National Library of Australia.
30. ^ Football Record 16 July 1983, p. 3
31. ^ https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=eftUAAAAIBAJ&sjid=cZIDAAAAIBAJ&pg=6540,7001658 The Age, 14 October 1980, p. 46
32. ^ https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=UPZUAAAAIBAJ&sjid=oJIDAAAAIBAJ&pg=3921,4126639 The Age, 9 October 1979, p. 36
33. ^ https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=MDQ-9Oe3GGUC&dat=19720626&printsec=frontpage&hl=en The Age, 26 June 1972, p. 20 "$5100 from Perth Victory"
34. ^ https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=GRdVAAAAIBAJ&sjid=cpMDAAAAIBAJ&pg=5619,2955911 The Age, 16 June 1969, p. 20
35. ^ https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=Iq9PAAAAIBAJ&sjid=WJMDAAAAIBAJ&pg=1516,3347038 The Age, 20 June 1966, p. 18
36. ^ https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=sqZVAAAAIBAJ&sjid=hLoDAAAAIBAJ&pg=3767,3572071 The Age, 24 July 1961, p. 20
37. ^ https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=IEkRAAAAIBAJ&sjid=JpUDAAAAIBAJ&pg=3385,2074797 The Age, 14 July 1958, p. 16
38. ^ https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=3DlVAAAAIBAJ&sjid=cZUDAAAAIBAJ&pg=3699,3632261 The Age, 25 June 1956, p. 16
39. ^ https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=7gdFAAAAIBAJ&sjid=TsMDAAAAIBAJ&pg=2244,2354781 The Age, 20 July 1953, p. 14

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