List of VFL/AFL and AFL Women's players of Indigenous Australian descent

Since the Victorian Football League (VFL), which is now known as the Australian Football League (AFL), was formed in 1897, there have been 178 known players of Indigenous Australian heritage that have played in a senior VFL/AFL match, and 11 known players of Indigenous descent have played in the AFL Women's since the inaugural season in 2017. A senior VFL/AFL or AFL Women's match is an Australian rules football match between two clubs that are, or have been in the past, members of the VFL/AFL or of the AFL Women's. A senior VFL/AFL or AFL Women's match is played under the laws of Australian football, and includes regular season matches, as well as finals series matches. It does not include pre-season matches, interstate matches or international rules football matches. The list is arranged in alphabetical order by surname.

Shaun Burgoyne is the current record-holder of most games played by an Indigenous player with 383 games for Port Adelaide and Hawthorn

The first recognised Indigenous Australian player to play in a senior VFL/AFL match was Joe Johnson who played 55 games for Fitzroy from 1904 to 1906, and was a member of Fitzroy's dual premiership-winning sides of 1904 and 1905. Gavin Wanganeen (Essendon and Port Adelaide) was the first Indigenous Australian player to play 300 games, and Shaun Burgoyne is the current record-holder of most games played by an Indigenous player with 383 games for Port Adelaide and Hawthorn from 2002 onwards.

There were a record number of Indigenous players on AFL lists during the 2009 AFL season with 82 senior and rookie-listed players listed with AFL clubs.[1] This figure surpassed the previous record of 73 players set in the 2008 season.[1]

The Fremantle Football Club initially under inaugural coach Gerard Neesham, have been big supporters of indigenous players. They have had 34 indigenous players represent their club in AFL matches, with 11 of the 2018 list of indigenous representation.[2] They set records for the most number of indigenous players in AFL/VFL matches in 2003, with seven players, in an 83 point win over the Western Bulldogs[3] and then again in Indigenous Round (Round 10) 2017 with eight players.[3]

Players

Players are listed in alphabetical order, and statistics are for VFL/AFL or AFL Women's regular season and finals series matches only. "Career span" years are from the season of the player's debut in the VFL/AFL or AFL Women's to the year in which they played their final game in the VFL/AFL or AFL Women's and have since been removed from the playing list. Currently listed players are shaded in green and their career span is listed as "(year of debut)–present". Statistics are correct to the end of the 2011 AFL season and 2018 AFL Women's season.

Legend

Players named in the Indigenous Team of the Century are indicated by a # next to their name.
Currently listed players

VFL/AFL

VFL/AFL players of Indigenous Australian descent
Name	Club(s)	Seasons	Games	Goals	Notes
Winston Abraham	Fremantle North Melbourne	1995–2001	110	159	1999 North Melbourne Premiership Team
Matthew Ahmat	Brisbane Lions Sydney	1991–1994	8	1
Robert AhMat	Collingwood Sydney	1995–2001	67	68
Joe Anderson	Carlton	2007–2010	17	0
Tony Armstrong	Adelaide Sydney Collingwood	2010–2015	35	2
Jarrod Atkinson	Essendon	2008–2010	17	5
Les Bamblett	Melbourne Footscray	1983–1988	48	71	1992 Morrish Medal
Chance Bateman	Hawthorn	2000–2012	177	67	2008 Hawthorn Premiership Team
Laurie Bellotti	West Coast	1999–2000	24	2
Harley Bennell	Gold Coast Fremantle Melbourne	2011–2020	88	98	2010 Larke Medal
Jamie Bennell	Melbourne West Coast	2009–2016	87	26
Eddie Betts	Carlton Adelaide	2005–present	316	600	2015, 2016 & 2017 All-Australian Team 2011, 2012 & 2014 All-Australian 40
Peter Bird	Fitzroy	1995–1996	15	7
Alan Bloomfield	North Melbourne	1970–1971	13	7
Ashley Blurton	West Coast Richmond	1995–1999	24	9
Shane Bond	West Coast Port Adelaide	1994–2000	91	31	1994 West Coast Premiership Team Brother of Troy Bond
Troy Bond	Carlton Adelaide	1994–1999	94	77	1993 John Cahill Medal 1997 Adelaide Premiership Team Brother of Shane Bond
Peter Burgoyne #	Port Adelaide	1997–2009	240	193	Indigenous Team of the Century 2004 Port Adelaide Premiership Team Brother of Shaun Burgoyne
Shaun Burgoyne	Port Adelaide Hawthorn	2002–present	376	290	2006 All-Australian Team 2004 Port Adelaide Premiership Team 2013, 2014, 2015 Hawthorn Premiership Team Brother of Peter Burgoyne
Ronnie Burns	Geelong Adelaide	1996–2004	154	262
Norm Byron	Fitzroy	1918	2	1
Barry Cable #	North Melbourne	1970, 1974–1977	115	133	Sport Australia Hall of Fame[4] Australian Football Hall of Fame - Legend Status West Australian Football Hall of Fame - Legend Status Indigenous Team of the Century (Rover and Coach) 1966 Tassie Medal 1964, 1968 & 1973 Sandover Medal 1966 & 1969 All-Australian Team 1975 & 1977 North Melbourne Premiership Team North Melbourne Team of the Century Father of Shane Cable
Shane Cable	West Coast	1989	1	0	Son of Barry Cable
Fred Campbell	Sydney St Kilda	1999–2000	12	7	1997 Hunter Harrison Medal
Matt Campbell	North Melbourne	2007–2012	82	79
Warren Campbell	North Melbourne	1994–1995	19	17
Kevin Caton	West Coast Fitzroy Brisbane Bears	1988–1990	18	18
Sean Charles	Melbourne Carlton St Kilda	1992–1998, 2000	56	66
Scott Chisholm	Fremantle Melbourne	1995–2000	81	33
Allen Christensen	Geelong Brisbane Lions	2011–2020	133	114	2011 Geelong Premiership Team
Raphael Clarke	St Kilda	2004–2012	85	9	Brother of Xavier Clarke
Xavier Clarke	St Kilda Brisbane Lions	2002–2010	106	49	Brother of Raphael Clarke
Eric Clarke	St Kilda	1980	6	6
Che Cockatoo-Collins	Essendon Port Adelaide	1994-2003	160	215	Brother of David and Donald Cockatoo-Collins.
David Cockatoo-Collins	Melbourne	1996-1997	2	0	Twin brother of Donald and brother of Che Cockatoo-Collins.
Donald Cockatoo-Collins	Melbourne	1996-1998	9	3	Twin brother of David and brother of Che Cockatoo-Collins.
Adam Cockie	West Coast	2009	7	3
Richard Cole	Collingwood Essendon	2002-2007	63	6
Clayton Collard	Fremantle	2007	1	1
Cyril Collard	Hawthorn	1957-1958	13	3
Troy Cook	Sydney Fremantle	1997-2007	193	77	2000 Doig Medal 2000 Geoff Christian Medal
Reuben Cooper	South Melbourne	1969	2	0
Anthony Corrie	Brisbane Lions Collingwood	2004-2009	56	50	2002 Hunter-Harrison Medal
Shannon Cox	Collingwood	2007-2009	25	6
Percy Cummings	Hawthorn	1964-1965	5	1
Robert Cummings	Fitzroy	1990	1	0	Brother of Trent Cummings.
Trent Cummings	Fitzroy West Coast	1994-1997	29	19	Brother of Robert Cummings.
Aaron Davey	Melbourne	2004-2013	150	152	2009 Keith 'Bluey' Truscott Medal 2004 AFLPA Best First Year Player Brother of Alwyn Davey
Alwyn Davey	Essendon	2007-2013	100	120	Brother of Aaron Davey
Leon Davis	Collingwood	2000-2011	225	270	2009 & 2011 All-Australian Team
Courtenay Dempsey	Essendon	2006-2016	133	35
Gary Dhurrkay	Fremantle North Melbourne	1995-2000	72	66
Brad Dick	Collingwood	2007-2011	27	32
Willie Dick	Essendon	1992	7	6
Nathan Djerrkura	Geelong Western Bulldogs	2009-2012	25	8
Shane Edwards	Richmond	2007-Present	255	161	2018 All-Australian Team 2017, 2019 Richmond Premiership Team
Alf Egan	Carlton North Melbourne	1931-1935	51	27
Chris Egan	Collingwood	2005-2008	27	22	Nephew of Phil Egan.
Phil Egan	Richmond Melbourne	1982-1991	126	117	Uncle of Chris Egan.
Graham Farmer #	Geelong	1962-1967	101	65	Sport Australia Hall of Fame[4] Australian Football Hall of Fame - Legend Status West Australian Football Hall of Fame - Legend Status AFL Team of the Century Western Australian Team of the Century – (Vice-Captain) Indigenous Team of the Century – (Captain) 1956 Tassie Medal 1956, 1957 & 1960 Sandover Medal 1956, 1958 & 1961 All-Australian Team 1963 Geelong Premiership Team 1963 & 1964 Carji Greeves Medal Geelong Team of the Century West Perth Team of the Century East Perth Post War Team of the Century
Jeff Farmer	Melbourne Fremantle	1995-2008	249	483	2000 All-Australian Team
Cameron Faulkner	Western Bulldogs	2004-2007	18	9
Fabian Francis	Melbourne Brisbane Bears Port Adelaide	1991-1995 & 1997-2001	109	61
Lance Franklin	Hawthorn Sydney	2005-Present	300	944	2008, 2011, 2014 & 2017 Coleman Medal 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2016, 2017 & 2018 All-Australian Team 2008 & 2013 Hawthorn Premiership Team 2008 Peter Crimmins Medal
Jeff Garlett	Carlton Melbourne	2009-2019	185	321	2017 All-Australian 40
Cruize Garlett	North Melbourne	2009-2012	32	9
Adam Goodes #	Sydney	1999–2015	372	464	2014 Australian of the Year Indigenous Team of the Century 2003 2006 Brownlow Medal 2003, 2006, 2009, 2011 All-Australian Team 1999 AFL Rising Star 2005 & 2012 Sydney Premiership Team 2003, 2006, 2011 Bob Skilton Medal Brother of Brett Goodes
Brett Goodes	Western Bulldogs	2013–2015	22	4	Brother of Adam Goodes
Colin Graham	Melbourne	1975–1978	35	32
Jonathon Griffin	Adelaide Fremantle	2007–2017	97	36
Antoni Grover	Fremantle	1999–2012	202	27
Curtly Hampton	Greater Western Sydney Adelaide	2012-2018	63	14
Jarrod Harbrow	Western Bulldogs Gold Coast	2007–present	245	54	2018 Gold Coast Best & Fairest
Roger Hayden	Fremantle	2002-2011	128	14	2007 All-Australian 40
Des Headland	Brisbane Lions Fremantle	1999–2010	166	177	2002 Brisbane Lions Premiership Team
Bradley Hill	Hawthorn Fremantle St Kilda	2012–present	149	79	2017 Doig Medal 2013, 2014, 2015 Hawthorn Premiership Team Brother of Stephen Hill
Josh Hill	Western Bulldogs West Coast	2007-2017	173	226
Stephen Hill	Fremantle	2009–present	206	112	2010 AFL Coaches Association Best Young Player 2015 All-Australian 40 Brother of Bradley Hill
Eddie Hocking	Adelaide	1991	11	4
Rhan Hooper	Brisbane Lions Hawthorn	2006–2010	54	56
Jarman Impey	Port Adelaide Hawthorn	2014–present	116	51
Eddie Jackson	Melbourne	1947–1952	84	10	1948 Premiership Team
Syd Jackson #	Carlton	1969–1976	136	165	Indigenous Team of the Century 1970 & 1972 Premiership Team
Jarrhan Jacky	Adelaide	2008	3	1
Shadrach James	Fitzroy	1940–1941	18	20
Russell Jeffrey	St Kilda Brisbane Bears	1987–1992	50	4
Leroy Jetta	Essendon	2007–2014	93	80
Neville Jetta	Melbourne	2009–present	148	24	2017 All-Australian 40
Lewis Jetta	Sydney West Coast	2010–present	196	115	2012 All-Australian 40 2012 & 2018 Premiership Team
Graham Johncock	Adelaide	2002–2013	227	120
Bert Johnson	North Melbourne	1965–1968	31	5
Chris Johnson #	Fitzroy Brisbane Lions	1994–2007	264	172	Indigenous Team of the Century 2002 & 2004 All-Australian Team All-Australian Team
Joe Johnson	Fitzroy	1904–1906	55	15
Michael Johnson	Fremantle	2005-2018	244	68	2013 All-Australian Team
Percy Johnson	North Melbourne	1951–1955	52	4
Bob Jones	St Kilda	1988–1989	20	2	Father of Liam Jones.
Liam Jones	Western Bulldogs Carlton	2010–present	125	84	Son of Bob Jones.
Liam Jurrah	Melbourne	2009–2012	36	81	Cousin of Liam Patrick.
Adam Kerinaiua	Brisbane Bears	1992	3	1
Dale Kickett	Fitzroy West Coast St Kilda Essendon Fremantle	1990-2002	181	64	1997 Doig Medal Cousin of Derek Kickett
Derek Kickett	North Melbourne Essendon Sydney	1989–1996	152	179	Cousin of Dale Kickett
Steven Koops	Fremantle Western Bulldogs	1996–2004	89	49	1995 Hunter-Harrison Medal
Andrew J. Krakouer[5]	Richmond Collingwood	2001–2007 & 2011–2013	137	152	2010 Sandover Medal Son of Jim Krakouer, nephew of Andrew L. and Phil Krakouer and cousin of Nathan Krakouer.
Andrew L. Krakouer[5]	North Melbourne	1989-1990	8	8	Brother of Jim and Phil Krakouer and uncle of Andrew J. and Nathan Krakouer.
Jim Krakouer[5] #	North Melbourne St Kilda	1982–1991	147	236	Indigenous Team of the Century 1986 Syd Barker Medal Brother of Andrew L. and Phil Krakouer, father of Andrew J. Krakouer and uncle of Nathan Krakouer.
Nathan Krakouer	Port Adelaide, Gold Coast	2007-2011, 2015-2016	82	24	Nephew of Andrew L. Krakouer, Jim and Phil Krakouer and cousin of Andrew J. Krakouer.
Phil Krakouer[5]	North Melbourne Footscray	1982-1991	148	231	Brother of Andrew L. Krakouer and Jim and uncle of Andrew J. Krakouer and Nathan Krakouer.
Jamie Lawson	Sydney	1991–1994	61	29
Shawn Lewfatt	Essendon	1995	3	2
Chris Lewis #	West Coast	1987-2000	215	259	Indigenous Team of the Century 1990 John Worsfold Medal
Rex Liddy	Gold Coast	2011	4	0
Michael Long #	Essendon	1989-2001	190	143	Indigenous Team of the Century 1993 Norm Smith Medal 1988 & 1995 All-Australian Team
Andy Lovell	Melbourne West Coast	1988–1998	164	166
Andrew Lovett	Essendon	2005–2009	88	93	Cousin of Nathan Lovett-Murray.
Ted Lovett	Fitzroy	1963–1964	9	2
Wally Lovett	Collingwood Richmond	1982–1984	28	17
Nathan Lovett-Murray	Essendon	2004–2013	145	73	Cousin of Andrew Lovett.
Malcolm Lynch	Western Bulldogs	2007	2	0
Neil Marshall	West Coast	1997–1998	4	0
Brandon Matera	Gold Coast Fremantle	2011–present	139	167	Son of Wally Matera and nephew of Peter and Phillip Matera.
Peter Matera #	West Coast	1990–2002	253	217	Indigenous Team of the Century 1992 Norm Smith Medal 1991, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997 All-Australian Team 1997 John Worsfold Medal Brother of Phillip and Wally Matera and uncle of Brandon Matera.
Phillip Matera	West Coast	1996–2005	179	389	2003 All-Australian Team Brother of Peter and Wally Matera and uncle of Brandon Matera.
Wally Matera	West Coast Fitzroy	1987–1990	56	65	Brother of Peter and Phillip Matera and father of Brandon Matera.
Steven May	Gold Coast Melbourne	2011–present	131	22
Adrian McAdam	North Melbourne	1993–1995	36	92	Brother of Gilbert and Greg McAdam.
Gilbert McAdam[6]	St Kilda Brisbane Bears	1991–1996	111	89	1989 Margarey Medal Brother of Adrian and Greg McAdam.
Greg McAdam	St Kilda	1985	10	13	Brother of Adrian and Gilbert McAdam.
Norm McDonald #	Essendon	1947–1953	128	3	Indigenous Team of the Century 1949 & 1950 Premiership Team
Ashley McGrath	Brisbane Lions	2001–2014	214	170	2003 Premiership Team Brother of Cory and Toby McGrath.
Cory McGrath	Essendon {AFL Car}	2001–2006	78	18	Brother of Ashley and Toby McGrath.
Marty McGrath	Richmond	2003	4	6	Cousin of Ashley, Cory and Toby McGrath.
Michael McLean #	Footscray Brisbane Bears Brisbane Lions	1983–1989 & 1991–1997	183	40	Indigenous Team of the Century 1988 All-Australian Team
Andrew McLeod #	Adelaide	1995–2010	340	275	Indigenous Team of the Century 1997 & 1998 Norm Smith Medal 1998, 2000, 2001 & 2006 All-Australian Team 2007 All-Australian Team (Captain) 1997, 2001 & 2007 Malcolm Blight Medal
Clem Michael	Fremantle	1998–2000	43	11	Son of Stephen Michael.
Terry Milera	St Kilda	2012–2014	30	31
Harry Miller	Hawthorn	2005–2006	18	13
Michael Mitchell	Richmond	1987–1991	81	103	1985 & 1986 All-Australian Team
Gavin Mitchell	Fremantle St Kilda	1996–2000	88	82
Daniel Motlop	Kangaroos Port Adelaide	2001–2011	130	208	2008 All-Australian 40 Brother of Shannon and Steven Motlop and cousin of Marlon Motlop.
Marlon Motlop	Port Adelaide	2008–2009	5	2	Cousin of Daniel, Shannon and Steven Motlop.
Shannon Motlop	Kangaroos Melbourne	1999-2003;2005-2006	64	36	1999 Premiership Team Brother of Daniel and Steven Motlop and cousin of Marlon Motlop.
Steven Motlop	Geelong Port Adelaide	2010–present	170	193	2013 All-Australian 40 Brother of Daniel and Shannon Motlop and cousin of Marlon Motlop.
Robert Muir	St Kilda	1974–1978, 1980 & 1984	68	23
Justin Murphy	Richmond Carlton Geelong Essendon	1994–2005	185	151
Allan Murray	Port Adelaide St Kilda	2002–2006	16	13	Brother of Derek Murray.
Derek Murray	Port Adelaide	1999–2002	23	7	1998 Hunter-Harrison Medal 1997 Morris Medal Brother of Allan Murray.
Mark Naley	Carlton	1987–1990	65	74	1991 Magarey Medallist 1986 & 1987 All-Australian Team
Phil Narkle	St Kilda West Coast	1984–1987 & 1990	66	55	1986 & 1987 All-Australian Team 1982 Sandover Medal
Murray Newman	West Coast	2012–2015	6	4
Doug Nicholls	Fitzroy	1932–1937	54	2
Jarrad Oakley-Nicholls	Richmond	2006–2009	13	1
Michael O'Loughlin #	Sydney	1995–2009	303	521	Indigenous Team of the Century 1997 & 2000 All-Australian Team 1998 Bob Skilton Medal Brother of Ricky O'Loughlin.
Ricky O'Loughlin	Adelaide	2000–2001	9	2	Brother of Michael O'Loughlin.
Liam Patrick	Gold Coast	2011–2013	13	6
Danyle Pearce	Port Adelaide Fremantle	2005–present	252	126	2006 AFL Rising Star
Derek Peardon	Richmond	1968–1971	20	1
Carl Peterson	Hawthorn	2010	17	13
Jared Petrenko	Adelaide	2009–2014	76	50
Byron Pickett #	North Melbourne Port Adelaide Melbourne	1997–2007	204	177	Indigenous Team of the Century 2004 Norm Smith Medal 1999 All-Australian Team 1999 AFL Rising Star 1999 North Melbourne Premiership Team, 2004 Port Adelaide Premiership Team
Lionel Proctor	Richmond	1998–2001	20	4
Albert Proud	Brisbane Lions	2007–2010	29	10
Elkin Reilly	South Melbourne	1962–1966	51	2
Cyril Rioli	Hawthorn	2008–2018	189	275	2015 Norm Smith Medal 2012, 2015 & 2016 All-Australian Team 2008, 2013, 2014, 2015 Hawthorn Premiership Team Nephew of Maurice Rioli and cousin of Dean Rioli
Dean Rioli	Essendon	1999–2006	100	91	Nephew of Maurice Rioli and cousin of Cyril Rioli.
Maurice Rioli #	Richmond	1982–1987	118	80	Indigenous Team of the Century 1982 Norm Smith Medal 1983, 1986 & 1988 All-Australian Team 1982 & 1983 Jack Dyer Medal Uncle of Cyril and Dean Rioli.
Relton Roberts	Richmond	2010	2	0
Jason Roe	Collingwood Brisbane Lions	2006–2009	50	7
Lachlan Ross	Essendon	1994	2	1
Shannon Rusca	Brisbane Lions	2000	2	0
Patrick Ryder	Essendon Port Adelaide St Kilda	2006–present	191	135	2017 All-Australian Team 2017 John Cahill Medal
Ashley Sampi	West Coast	2002–2006	78	97
Eddie Sansbury	North Melbourne	2004–2008	40	21
Sam Sheldon	Brisbane Lions	2009–2012	43	11	Son of Ken Sheldon.
Casey Sibosado	Fremantle	2011	1	1
George Simmonds	Melbourne	1924	4	4
Dwayne Simpson	Fremantle	2001	2	1
Josh Simpson (Australian footballer)	Fremantle	2013–2014	2	1
Zephaniah Skinner	Western Bulldogs	2011–2012	8	5
Brennan Stack	Western Bulldogs	2009–2011	21	17
Brian Stanislaus	Sydney	1991	1	0
Charlie Stewart	Footscray	1961	20	4
Cameron Stokes	Hawthorn	2008–2010	20	10
Mathew Stokes	Geelong Essendon	2006–2016	200	209
Byron Sumner	Sydney	2011	1	0
Richard Tambling	Richmond Adelaide	2005–2013	124	62
Garth Taylor	Fremantle	1999–2000	15	13
Kevin Taylor	South Melbourne Fitzroy	1981 & 1984	15	25
Troy Taylor	Richmond	2010	4	0
Lindsay Thomas	North Melbourne	2007–present	201	322
Wade Thompson	Port Adelaide	2009	2	0
Alan Thorpe	Sydney Western Bulldogs	1992–1994	15	28
Shane Tongerie	Adelaide	1994	4	3
Troy Ugle	West Coast	1988–1993	43	43
Keren Ugle	Fremantle	2001	4	2
Travis Varcoe	Geelong Collingwood	2007–present	182	148
Rod Waddell	Carlton Geelong	1981–1984	25	12
Andrew Walker	Carlton	2004–2016	202	139
Michael Walters	Fremantle	2009–present	103	185
Jim Wandin	St Kilda	1952–1953	17	3
Gavin Wanganeen #	Essendon Port Adelaide	1991–2006	300	202	Indigenous Team of the Century 1993 Brownlow Medal 1992, 1993, 1995, 2001, 2003 All-Australian Team 2003 John Cahill Medal
Elijah Ware	Port Adelaide	2005	2	1
Gerrick Weedon	West Coast	2011	1	0
Isaac Weetra	Melbourne	2008	2	0
Sharrod Wellingham	Collingwood West Coast	2008–present	167	73
Daniel Wells	North Melbourne Collingwood	2003–present	247	153	2011 & 2013 Syd Barker Medal
Mark West	Western Bulldogs	1996–1998	16	3
Matthew Whelan	Melbourne	2000–2009	150	15
Darryl White #	Brisbane Lions	1992–2005	268	165	Indigenous Team of the Century
Djaran Whyman	North Melbourne	2007	3	4
Mark Williams	Hawthorn Essendon	2002–2010	115	247	2008 Hawthorn Premiership Team
Russell Williams	Essendon	1994	3	1
Zac Williams	Greater Western Sydney	2013–present	62	15
Nathan Wilson	Greater Western Sydney Fremantle	2012–present	61	14
Chad Wingard	Port Adelaide	2012–present	115	196	2013 & 2015 All-Australian Team 2013 John Cahill Medal
Nicholas Winmar	St Kilda	2010–2011	2		Nephew of Nicky Winmar.
Nicky Winmar[6] #	St Kilda Western Bulldogs	1987–1999	251	317	Indigenous Team of the Century 1991 & 1995 All-Australian Team 1989 & 1995 Trevor Barker Award Uncle of Nicholas Winmar.
David Wirrpanda	West Coast	1996–2009	227	131	2005 All-Australian Team
Clinton Wolf	Fremantle	1995	4	0
Austin Wonaeamirri	Melbourne	2008 & 2010–2011	31	37
Dion Woods	Fremantle	2001–2005	59	7
Peter Yagmoor	Collingwood	2012–2012	2	0
Chris Yarran	Carlton	2009–2015	119	90

AFL Women's

AFL Women's players of Indigenous Australian descent
Name	Club(s)	Seasons	Games	Goals	Notes
Ally Anderson	Brisbane	2017–	16	1
Taylah Angel	Fremantle	2017	4	0
Kirby Bentley	Fremantle	2017–	7	1
Codie Briggs	Greater Western Sydney	2017	3	0
Mia-Rae Clifford	Melbourne	2017	7	0
Cassie Davidson	Fremantle	2017–	14	0
Tiah Haynes	Fremantle	2017–	6	0
Gemma Houghton	Fremantle	2017–	9	3
Alicia Janz	Fremantle	2017–	10	0
Shaleise Law	Brisbane	2017	3	0
Emily McGuire	Fremantle	2018–	3	2
Aliesha Newman	Melbourne	2017–	11	5
Demi Okely	Fremantle	2017	7	0
Kira Phillips	Fremantle	2017	5	2	First player of Indigenous descent to score in the AFL Women's
Natalie Plane	Carlton	2017–	3	0
Tayla Thorn	Adelaide	2017	5	0
Ruth Wallace	Adelaide	2018–	7	7

References

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Klugman, Matthew; Osmond, Gary (2013). Black and proud : the story of an iconic AFL photo ([Large print edition] ed.). Kensington, A: University New South Wales Press. ISBN 9781742234052.

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[record_number_of_players-1] Murnane, Jason (9 February 2009). "82 Indigenous players on AFL lists in 2009". AFL Players Association (AFLPA). Retrieved 29 November 2009.

[FreoIndigenousHistory-2] "Indigenous Player History - fremantlefc.com.au". fremantlefc.com.au.

[FreoMatchRecords-3] "Fremantle Dockers on cusp of indigenous footy history". The West Australian. 24 May 2017.

[SportAustraliaHallOfFame-4] "Sport Australia Hall of Fame - General Members". www.sahof.org.au.

[Brotherboys-5] Gorman, Sean (2005). Brotherboys: The Story of Jim and Phillip Krakouer. Crows Nest: Allen & Unwin. ISBN 1741145953.

[BlackAndProud-6] Klugman, Matthew; Osmond, Gary (2013). Black and proud : the story of an iconic AFL photo ([Large print edition] ed.). Kensington, A: University New South Wales Press. ISBN 9781742234052.

List of VFL/AFL and AFL Women's players of Indigenous Australian descent

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