Revealed: Best ball users from QAFL and QAFLW 2023 competition

From the players who are a “constant threat” to those with accuracy and consistency, QAFL and QAFLW head coaches have named who is the best with a Sherrin in their hands.

QAFL and QAFLW greatest ball users. Pictures: Aussie Active, Highflyer Images and Brooke Sleep Media.

As we approach the halfway point of the QAFL and QAFLW season we can reveal our next instalment of who the head coaches have named as their teams “best ball user”.

Each week we have revealed each team’s standout out players, with toughest players and best in the air to be uncovered in the coming weeks.

Check out what the coaches are saying.

All coaches were approached for comment before the time of publishing

Week 7: Best user of the footy

QAFL

Aspley, Daniel Webster: Jackson Allen and Daniel Joseph

Broadbeach, Craig O’Brien: Brandon Chadwick

QAFL players Jackson Allen (Aspley), Brandon Chadwick (Broadbeach), Matt Lee (Labrador) and Jackson Bury (Maroochydore). Pictures: Highflyer Images, Brooke Sleep Media and Aussie Active.

Labrador, Clint Watts: Matt Lee

Maroochydore, Ben Jones: Jackson Bury, has arguably the title of best kick at the club. He’s incredibly accurate and just as consistent.

Surfers Paradise QAFL players Harrison Fraser and Kain Ford in action. Pictures: Brooke Sleep Media.

Surfers Paradise, Matt Lappin: Harrison Fraser and Kain Ford

Morningside, Paul Egan: Adam Peak

Jesse Tuohey (Noosa), Darcy Prest (Sherwood) and Tom Matthews (Redland Victoria Point). Pictures: Aussie Active, Highflyer Images and Brooke Sleep Media.

Noosa, Chris Rourke: Jesse Tuohey, dishes out a lovely kick from halfback flank and gets his team moving forward in attack.

Sherwood, Jarad Marsh: Darcy Prest

Redland Victoria Point, Phil Carse: Tom Matthews

QAFLW

QAFLW stars Anna Van De Wiel (Aspley), Lily Tarlinton (Bond) and Jess Watts (Coorparoo) in action. Pictures: Highflyer Images and Brooke Sleep Media.

Aspley Hornets, Luke Glacken: Anna Van De Wiel, has returned to the fold this season following a heavy injury setback but can do some freaky stuff with the footy and very rarely misses a target.

Bond University, Andy Lovell: Lily Tarlinton

Coorparoo Kings, Rebecca Randazzo: Jess Watts

Maroochydore, Dave Hume: Imagen David, serves as a constant threat with her hands on the footy creating positive space and options for her teammates.

Yeronga, Lisa Milne: Maddy Goodwin

Southport’s Rianna Schipp, UQ’s Kadie Fletcher and Wilston Granger’s Keyshia Matenga in the QAFLW competition. Pictures: Highflyer Images and Brooke Sleep Media.

Southport Sharks, Peter Doherty: Rianna Schipp

UQ, Ross Clayfield: Kadie Fletcher

Wilston Grange, Brenton Meddings: Keyshia Matenga, always knows the best place to put the footy and rarely puts her side in a backwards position. It‘s almost as if the clock stops when she has the ball in her hands.