Jasmine Garner leads AFLW Coaches Association award voting after round four
AFL • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 7, 2026, 4:34 AM
Last updated Sep 7, 2026

North Melbourne midfielder Jasmine Garner moved to the top of the AFL Coaches Association AFLW Champion Player of the Year leaderboard following a perfect 10-vote performance in round four. Garner recorded 38 disposals and 11 clearances during North Melbourne's 92-point victory over Euro-Yroke. She currently holds 34 total votes for the season, placing her two votes ahead of teammate Ash Riddell. Richmond's Mon Conti dropped to third place alongside Hawthorn ruck Lucy Wales after missing her side's game against Walyalup. Four other players, including Rylie Wilcox, Daisy D'Arcy, Chelsea Biddell, and Eliza McNamara, also earned perfect scores from coaches this round. Voting is conducted weekly by the two senior coaches for every game on a 5-4-3-2-1 basis.
- •Jasmine Garner earned 10 votes following her 38-disposal performance against Euro-Yroke.
- •Garner leads the season standings with 34 votes total.
- •Rylie Wilcox, Daisy D'Arcy, Chelsea Biddell, and Eliza McNamara also received perfect scores in round four.
- •Ash Riddell follows in second place with 32 votes.
- •Mon Conti and Lucy Wales are tied for third position with 28 votes each.
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