Sabrina Frederick announces retirement from AFLW after notable career
AFL • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 29, 2026, 10:40 PM
Last updated Oct 29, 2026
Sabrina Frederick, a prominent player in the AFLW, has confirmed her retirement at the age of 29. Frederick, who competed in the league's inaugural season, leaves behind a legacy having played over 100 games across three clubs. She indicated that her decision comes after considerable reflection, prioritizing her family and health amidst her club's struggles. Frederick expressed pride in her contributions to the league and hopes for its future success. No immediate plans for her post-football career have been detailed.
- •Frederick retires after more than 100 AFLW games.
- •She played for three clubs throughout her career.
- •Her decision is focused on family and health.
- •Frederick played a key role in promoting women's football.
- •She was part of the league's inaugural season.
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"Three-club player Sabrina Frederick has announced her retirement after starting in the AFLW's inaugural season
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