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2021 Team of the Year: Division 2 Women’s
| FB | Sophie Ryan (TP) | Charlotte Croome (LTU) | Isabella Daddo (Men) |
| HB | Georgia Dunlop (Melb) | Sarah Delbosc (Haw) – C | Carly Notting (RMIT) |
| C | Madeleine Tricarico (Haw) | Kate Bond (LTU) – VC | Angela Payne (Cant) |
| HF | Sophie Fraser (Melb) | Isabella Symes (RMIT) | Alice Campbell (Haw) |
| FF | Zoe O’Hara (Men) | Jade Smith-Love (Men) | Ruby O’Halloran (TP) |
| Ruck | Charlotte Ferrier (Melb) | Eliza German (TP) | Monique Maitland (Men) |
| I/C | Samantha Kerr (Men) | Kaitlyn Ritchie (LTU) | Allysha Dyer (Cant) |
| Bethany Rees (TP) | |||
| Coach | Dean Boden (TP) |
The Team of the Year was based on feedback and analysis from coaches, VAFA Media and umpires.
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