The AFL have announced a 40-woman All-Australian squad following the 2018 AFLW season.
Surprisingly, both Collingwood and Melbourne each have seven representatives in the squad, while grand final sides Brisbane and the Western Bulldogs have just six each.
Carlton only won two matches and finished with the wooden spoon this season, and have just two players in the squad, the lowest of all eight teams.
14 players are looking for back-to-back All-Australian selections, when the final team of 21 is announced next Tuesday night at the W Awards.
Adelaide's Chelsea Randall was named to the squad, after taking home the Crows' club champion award on Wednesday night.
Adelaide
Angela Foley
Chelsea Randall
Sarah Allan
Ebony Marinoff
Brisbane
Leah Kaslar
Kate Lutkins
Sabrina Frederick-Traub
Jess Wuetschner
Ally Anderson
Emily Bates
Carlton
Tayla Harris
Breann Moody
Collingwood
Chloe Molloy
Jess Duffin
Jasmine Garner
Stephanie Chiocci
Jaimee Lambert
Christina Bernardi
Emma King
Fremantle
Ebony Antonio
Kara Donnellan
Dana Hooker
Greater Western Sydney
Pepa Randall
Phoebe McWilliams
Alicia Eva
Courtney Gum
Erin McKinnon
Melbourne
Meg Downie
Bianca Jakobsson
Richelle Cranston
Tegan Cunningham
Karen Paxman
Daisy Pearce
Elise O'Dea
Western Bulldogs
Libby Birch
Hannah Scott
Ellie Blackburn
Monique Conti
Emma Kearney
Brooke Lochland
