The AFL has announced the initial squad for the 2026 AFLW All-Australian team, with SIX Geelong players named in the squad. 

Leading the way are both co-captains, Nina Morrison and Becky Webster, with the pair leading from the front brilliantly in their first season as Geelong's leaders and both vying for their first All-Australian selection. 

The Cats' dynamic forward trio of Aishling Moloney, Chloe Scheer and Jackie Parry have all been named in the initial squad, along with superstar midfielder Georgie Prespakis. 

The final All-Australian team will be announced on the AFLW Awards night, which will be held in Melbourne on Monday November 23, kicking off Grand Final week for the AFLW. 

GEELONG, AUSTRALIA - OCTOBER 24: Chloe Scheer of the Cats celebrates a goal during the 2026 AFLW Round 11 match between the Geelong Cats and the Fremantle Dockers at GMHBA Stadium on October 24, 2026 in Geelong, Australia. (Photo by Adam Trafford/AFL Photos)

Nina Morrison has been selected in the initial All-Australian squad for the third time in the past four years, but will be vying for her first selection in the final team in 2026. 

In her first year as co-captain, Morrison has averaged 24.3 disposals, 5.2 score involvements and 7.8 tackles per game, leading the Cats for tackles and pressure acts across the home-and-away season. 

Fellow co-captain Becky Webster has been selected in the All-Australian squad for the first time in her career, proving to be an outstanding leader both on and off the field for Geelong. 

Webster led the Cats for intercept possessions this year, while also averaging 22.4 disposals per game at an impressive 72.9% disposal efficiency. 

GEELONG, AUSTRALIA - OCTOBER 10: Aishling Moloney of the Cats in action during the round nine AFLW match between Geelong Cats and Greater Western Sydney Giants at GMHBA Stadium, on October 10, 2026, in Geelong, Australia. (Photo by Jonathan DiMaggio/Getty Images via AFL Photos)

Aishling Moloney has made the All-Australian squad for the third consecutive year, looking to make the final team for the second time after previously earning a blazer in 2024. 

Able to continue her extraordinary impact inside 50, the Irish star has already set a new AFLW record for the most goal assists in a single season, while still kicking 17 goals of her own. 

Jackie Parry will be vying for her first All-Australian selection after a dominant season, setting a new club record with 26 goals across the regular season and finishing second on the AFLW's goal-kicking leaderboard. 

The brilliant forward went at a remarkable 76.5% shot on goal accuracy, while also leading the competition for marks inside 50 and contested marks. 

Georgie Prespakis continues to elevate her game to new levels, looking to add a third All-Australian blazer to her resume in 2026. 

GEELONG, AUSTRALIA - OCTOBER 10: Georgie Prespakis of the Cats in action during the round nine AFLW match between Geelong Cats and Greater Western Sydney Giants at GMHBA Stadium, on October 10, 2026, in Geelong, Australia. (Photo by Jonathan DiMaggio/Getty Images via AFL Photos)

The star on-baller finished the regular season in the AFLW's top five players for disposals, inside 50s, clearances, contested possessions, goal assists and score involvements, setting numerous competition records in a phenomenal campaign. 

Chloe Scheer made a triumphant return in 2026 after missing the last two years through injury, looking to add a second All-Australian selection after previously making the team in 2022 Season 7. 

Forming a formidable partnership with Geelong's other key forwards, Scheer kicked 22 goals across the home-and-away season and registered 66 score involvements, kicking multiple goals on eight different occasions. 

Geelong's 2026 All-Australian Squad Selections

Aishling Moloney

  • 2024 All-Australian Team
  • 2025 All-Australian Squad
  • 12 matches this season - 17 goals, 9 behinds
  • Averages 16.2 disposals, 65.5% disposal efficiency, 4.6 marks, 3.8 inside 50s, 7.3 score involvements, 0.8 contested marks, 1.8 tackles and 1.5 goal assists 

Nina Morrison

  • Never Previously All-Australian Team
  • 2023, 2024 All-Australian Squad
  • 12 matches this season - 8 goals, 3 behinds
  • Averages 24.3 disposals, 66.7% disposal efficiency, 11.0 contested possessions, 3.2 clearances, 1.3 centre clearances, 7.8 tackles, 5.2 score involvements and 4.3 inside 50s. 

Jackie Parry

  • Never Previously All-Australian
  • 11 matches this season, 26 goals, 6 behinds
  • Averages 13.4 disposals, 66.7% disposal efficiency, 4.5 marks, 1.5 inside 50s, 6.0 score involvements, 1.9 contested marks, 1.9 tackles and 0.5 goal assists

Georgie Prespakis

  • 2022 (Season 7) & 2025 All-Australian Team
  • 2023 All-Australian Squad
  • 12 matches this season, 2 goals, 8 behinds
  • Averages 30.6 disposals, 69.2% disposal efficiency, 17.6 contested possessions, 8.0 clearances, 4.3 centre clearances, 5.1 tackles, 8.1 score involvements and 4.5 inside 50s

Chloe Scheer

  • 2022 (Season 7) All-Australian Team
  • 12 matches this season, 22 goals, 17 behinds
  • Averages 8.9 disposals, 66.4% disposal efficiency, 2.8 marks, 1.3 inside 50s, 5.6 score involvements, 1.0 contested marks, 1.3 tackles and 0.5 goal assists

Rebecca Webster

  • Never Previously All-Australian
  • 12 matches this season, 1 goal, 1 behind
  • Averages 22.4 disposals, 72.9% disposal efficiency, 4.8 marks, 1.4 intercept marks, 0.5 spoils and 3.7 rebound 50s