2025 AFL Women's best and fairest

2025 AFL Women's best and fairest
Ash Riddell, 2025 winner
Date24 November 2025
VenueCrown Melbourne
Hosted byBrihony Dawson
Lauren Wood
WinnerAsh Riddell (North Melbourne)
Television/radio coverage
NetworkFox Footy

The 2025 AFL Women's best and fairest award was presented to the player adjudged the best and fairest player during the 2025 AFL Women's season. North Melbourne's Ash Riddell won the award with 23 votes.[1]

Voting procedure

The three field umpires confer after each match and award three votes, two votes and one vote to the players they regard as the best, second-best and third-best in the match, respectively; the votes are kept secret until the awards night, and are read and tallied on the evening.[2]

Leading votegetters

2025 AFL Women's best and fairest top 10[3]
Placing Player Votes
1 Ash Riddell (North Melbourne) 23
2 Georgie Prespakis (Geelong) 20
3 Tyla Hanks (Melbourne) 18
4 Ella Roberts (West Coast) 17
5 Laura Gardiner (Sydney) 15
Jasmine Garner (North Melbourne)
7 Kiara Bowers (Fremantle) 13
Georgia Nanscawen (Essendon)
9 Matilda Scholz (Port Adelaide) 12
10 Abbey Dowrick (Port Adelaide) 11
Kate Hore (Melbourne)
Isabelle Pritchard (Western Bulldogs)
Mim Strom (Fremantle)

Votes by club

2025 AFL Women's best and fairest breakdown of votes by club[4]
Adelaide Brisbane Carlton Collingwood Essendon Fremantle
Anne Hatchard – 8
Maddi Newman – 8
Ebony Marinoff – 6
Chelsea Randall – 6
Sarah Goodwin – 3
Jess Allan – 1
Caitlin Gould – 1
Niamh Kelly – 1 		Belle Dawes – 10
Sophie Conway – 8
Courtney Hodder – 8
Jade Ellenger – 7
Cathy Svarc – 6
Ally Anderson – 3
Orla O'Dwyer – 3
Ruby Svarc – 3
Ellie Hampson – 2
Charlotte Mullins – 1
Taylor Smith – 1 		Mimi Hill – 9
Breann Harrington – 7
Abbie McKay – 6
Erone Fitzpatrick – 4
Tara Bohanna – 3
Harriet Cordner – 3
Dayna Finn – 2
Amelia Velardo – 2
Jess Good – 1
Sophie McKay – 1
Keeley Sherar – 1 		Brittany Bonnici – 10
Ash Centra – 4
Ruby Schleicher – 4
Imogen Barnett – 3
Sarah Rowe – 3
Lucy Cronin – 1
Nell Morris-Dalton – 1 		Georgia Nanscawen – 13
Steph Cain – 3
Maddy Prespakis – 3
Amy Gaylor – 2
Maggie MacLachlan – 2
Georgia Gee – 1 		Kiara Bowers – 13
Mim Strom – 11
Aisling McCarthy – 5
Gabby Newton – 3
Emma O'Driscoll – 3
Ange Stannett – 3
Total – 34 Total – 52 Total – 39 Total – 26 Total – 24 Total – 38
Geelong Gold Coast Greater Western Sydney Hawthorn Melbourne North Melbourne
Georgie Prespakis – 20
Nina Morrison – 7
Aishling Moloney – 6
Mikayla Bowen – 3
Julia Crockett-Grills – 2
Amy McDonald – 2
Chantal Mason – 1 		Niamh McLaughlin – 10
Charlie Rowbottom – 10
Lucy Single – 2 		Georgia Garnett – 3
Zarlie Goldsworthy – 3
Rebecca Beeson – 2
Tarni Evans – 2
Taylah Levy – 2
Eilish O'Dowd – 2
Brodee Mowbray – 1
Emily Pease – 1
Kaitlyn Srhoj – 1 		Emily Bates – 10
Eliza West – 9
Jasmine Fleming – 8
Áine McDonagh – 7
Tilly Lucas-Rodd – 3
Casey Sherriff – 2
Emily Everist – 1
Jenna Richardson – 1 		Tyla Hanks – 18
Kate Hore – 11
Tayla Harris – 8
Eden Zanker – 6
Maeve Chaplin – 3
Eliza McNamara – 2
Paxy Paxman – 2
Lauren Pearce – 2
Shelley Heath – 1
Alyssia Pisano – 1 		Ash Riddell – 23
Jasmine Garner – 15
Ruby Tripodi – 6
Blaithin Bogue – 4
Tess Craven – 4
Emma Kearney – 4
Erika O'Shea – 4
Bella Eddey – 2
Tahlia Randall – 2
Libby Birch – 1
Emma King – 1
Kate Shierlaw – 1
Total – 41 Total – 22 Total – 17 Total – 41 Total – 54 Total – 67
Port Adelaide Richmond St Kilda Sydney West Coast Western Bulldogs
Matilda Scholz – 12
Abbey Dowrick – 11
Indy Tahau – 6
Shineah Goody – 3
Gemma Houghton – 3
Ella Boag – 2
Maria Moloney – 1 		Monique Conti – 9
Ellie McKenzie – 7
Katie Brennan – 3
Sarah Hosking – 1 		Tyanna Smith – 7
Jesse Wardlaw – 6
Amber Clarke – 5
Jaimee Lambert – 4
Georgia Patrikios – 2
Paige Trudgeon – 2
Serene Watson – 2 		Laura Gardiner – 15
Ally Morphett – 8
Montana Ham – 7
Chloe Molloy – 6
Zippy Fish – 4
Sofia Hurley – 3 		Ella Roberts – 17
Bella Lewis – 8
Lucia Painter – 2
Courtney Rowley – 2
Lauren Wakfer – 2
Kellie Gibson – 1 		Isabelle Pritchard – 11
Ellie Blackburn – 5
Jess Fitzgerald – 4
Deanna Berry – 3
Alice Edmonds – 3
Dominique Carruthers – 2
Isabella Grant – 2
Rylie Wilcox – 2
Sarah Hartwig – 1
Total – 38 Total – 20 Total – 28 Total – 42 Total – 32 Total – 33

References

  1. ^ Australian Associated Press (24 November 2025). "Kangaroos star Ash Riddell wins AFLW best and fairest". ESPN. Retrieved 24 November 2025.
  2. ^ "AFLW Best & Fairest Trophy". afl.com.au. Retrieved 24 November 2025.
  3. ^ "2025 W Awards live tracker". afl.com.au. Retrieved 24 November 2025.
  4. ^ "AFLW B&F: How your club polled, top vote-getters". afl.com.au. 24 November 2025. Retrieved 24 November 2025.
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