Revealed: Most reliable players among QAFL and QAFLW

Senior QAFL and QAFLW head coaches have lifted the lid on their sides’ most reliable player week-in-week-out. See the full list of names.

QAFL and QAFLW coaches nominate their most reliable on field players.

With the opening rounds of the QAFL and QAFLW season underway we can reveal our next instalment of who the senior coaches have named as the ‘most reliable’ player in the squad.

Each week, we will reveal which player from each team stood out in the pre-season, with the most exciting up and coming youngster and greatest ball winner to be uncovered in the coming weeks.

Check out what the coaches are saying here.

All coaches were approached for comment before the time of publishing

Week 4: Most reliable on the field

QAFL

Aspley, Daniel Webster: Jordan Arnold

Broadbeach, Craig O’Brien: Josh Searl

Lucas Jellyman-Turner and Josh Searl of the Broadbeach Cats.

Labrador, Clint Watts: Matt Cecchin

Maroochydore, Ben Jones: Jackson Bury and Dan Fleming, two players that are hard to go past in terms of their effort and performances week to week.

Jackson Bury wears the ANZAC jersey.

Morningside, Paul Egan: Darcy Cameron-Reeves

Noosa, Chris Rourke: Aaron Laskey, the three time best and fairest runner up and 2021 winner is a constant force for the Tigers week-in-week-out. Laskey is always one to watch or contain for opposition coaches.

Noosa Tigers player Aaron Laskey in action. Picture: Craig Slaney Sports Photography

Redland Victoria Point, Phil Carse: Matt Hammelmann and Adrian Williams

Sherwood, Jarad Marsh: Jack James

QAFLW

Aspley Hornets, Luke Glacken: Lucy Pengelley, another Aspley stalwart that is such a consistent performer for the yellow and black. Her aggression and constant knack to get involved in the play is a key reason for the Hornets success.

Bond University, Andy Lovell: Georgia Hutton

Maroochydore, Dave Hume: Kelsee Sills, the Roos captain rarely puts a foot wrong on the field and leads from the front in everything she does.

26/03/2023: QAFLW captains Kelsee Sills (Maroochydore). pic Lyndon Mechielsen/Courier Mail

Southport Sharks, Peter Doherty: Selina Priest

UQ, Ross Clayfield: Jessi Henning and Ava Seton

Wilston Grange, Brenton Meddings: Emma Gibson, the new Gorillas recruit has shown why she was so highly touted with her arrival to the club stepping up in crucial points of that match. Her control of the game at centre half-back has impressed many in the early parts of the season.

Yeronga, Lisa Milne: Maddy Goodwin

Originally published as Revealed: Most reliable players among QAFL and QAFLW