Collingwood defender Stacey Livingstone has been acknowledged for her dominant performance against Fremantle in round eight, named in the AFL Women's Team of the Week.
Livingstone racked up an impressive 10 intercepts while manning the backline, holding the Dockers goalless throughout the match and entirely scoreless until the final quarter.
She also racked up 12 touches in a complete performance, with five marks contributing to her intercepting prowess.
The team is selected to mirror the All-Australian side: five defenders, six midfielders (including a ruck), five forwards and five interchange players.
Like the All-Australian team, it has players selected in general categories, rather than in traditional positions. The 16-a-side set-up often means teams play with varying configurations, making set selections (e.g wings and flanks) difficult.
DEFENDERS
Tarni Evans (GWS), Shelley Heath (Melbourne), Emma Kearney (North Melbourne), Breanna Koenen (Brisbane), Stacey Livingstone (Collingwood)
Brisbane skipper Koenen (15 disposals, nine intercepts) led from the front in the Lions' big win over Adelaide, as did North Melbourne counterpart Kearney (20 and seven) against Port Adelaide.
Evans (12, four intercepts and a goal) set the tone for GWS, Heath (20 and 10) rose to the occasion against Gold Coast while Livingstone (12, five marks and 10 intercepts) shone for the Pies.
MIDFIELDERS
Alice Edmonds (Western Bulldogs, ruck), Monique Conti (Richmond), Sophie Conway (Brisbane), Jasmine Garner (North Melbourne), Alyce Parker (GWS), Liv Purcell (Melbourne)
Edmonds (39 hitouts, nine tackles) was dominant from the first to last siren against an under-strength St Kilda ruck outfit.
Garner strengthened her claim for the AFLW best and fairest with 27 disposals, nine marks and two goals, Purcell (32, seven inside 50s, six clearances) starred for Melbourne and Parker (30, 11 clearance) controlled play against Hawthorn.
Conway (15, two goals) dominated the wing, commanding the lion's share of coaches votes in an even team performance and Conti (30, five clearances) kept doing Conti things against the Blues.
FORWARDS
Sophie Alexander (Essendon), Greta Bodey (Brisbane), Georgia Garnett (GWS), Sofia Hurley (Sydney), Courtney Wakefield (Richmond)
Alexander (16, two goals) was Essendon's match-winner, Garnett (20, eight marks and a goal) was the crucial link for the Giants and Hurley (12, three clearances, two goals) produced a career-best performance.
Bodey (15, one goal, 300m gained) continued her fine form and Wakefield (four goals) broke the game open in Richmond's come-from-behind win.
INTERCHANGE
Ellie Blackburn (Western Bulldogs), Kiara Bowers (Fremantle), Tayla Harris (Melbourne), Annabel Johnson (Geelong), Georgie Prespakis (Geelong)
Blackburn (23, four clearances) kicked the Bulldogs into gear when the match was on the line, Bowers (28, 11 tackles, seven clearances) stood tall in an undermanned Dockers line-up and Prespakis (21, 12 tackles, eight clearances) was best on for the Cats.
Teammate Johnson (12, seven intercepts, five marks) was a steady influence in defence and Harris (14, three goals) was too much for Gold Coast to handle up forward.
