season. The midfielder averaged 17 disposals per game and scored maximum coaches votes in the team’s Round 1 win over GWS.

2020 will be Webb’s fourth season with the Lions. The 2019 season was frustrating for the defender, with a foot stress fracture causing her to miss three games in the middle of the season.

Wardlaw, a Hyundai Help for Kids Academy graduate, was outstanding in the ruck and forward line in her first AFLW season. The 19-year-old made her debut in Round 1 against the Giants and kept her position for the remainder of the season.

Keeffe made her long-awaited AFLW debut in Round 4 against the Bulldogs, after fighting for a spot for nearly two years. She would go on to play all of the remaining games and impressedin the ruck with her pressure and energy.

Grider made her debut alongside Keeffe and was strong in the defensive backline. The Lions Academy graduate would go on to play two games for the year.

Ellenger, another Lions Academy alumni, had an unforgettable debut in Round 6 against Carlton. The forward kick a goal in her first touch and would go on to score another major.

McFarlane’s 2019 pre-season showed great potential but unfortunately a shoulder injury suffered in December, ruled her out for the entire year.

The AFWL Trade and Sign period will end on April 18.