She is the second Irish player to achieve the accolade - following Orla O'Dwyer of Brisbane Lions last year
Irish midfielder Niamh Kelly from the Adelaide Crows has been named on the A-F-L-W All-Australian team.
The Mayo native is one of eleven debutants on the 16-player panel - the equivalent of the GAA All-Stars.
She is the second Irish player to achieve the accolade - following Orla O'Dwyer of Brisbane Lions last year.
Adelaide were edged out in yesterday's A-F-L-W semi-final and had six players named on the All-Australian selection.
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