Sydney Swans stars Chloe Molloy and Zippy Fish have been named in the 2026 AFLW All-Australian squad.

For Molloy, the honour continues an outstanding career that has already seen her named in the final All-Australian team in 2018, 2021 and 2023. Fish, meanwhile, has been rewarded for another impressive campaign after being recognised in the extended squad last season.

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“I’m just really happy and grateful” - Molloy

Sydney Swans star Chloe Molloy addresses media ahead of home final against the Western Bulldogs at Henson Park.

Molloy has once again been a driving force for the Swans in 2026, producing a dominant season up forward winning the AFLW's leading goalkicker award. Molloy's tally of 28 is the most in a single season, topping the 25 majors kicked by Port Adelaide's Indy Tahau last year.

Across 12 matches, she averaged 17 disposals, three marks, three inside 50s and seven score involvements per game. Her ability to impact contests around the ground was also reflected in averages of four tackles. 

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'What a team goal': Scintillating Swans stun through Molloy

Zippy Fish bursts through the middle of the ground before Chloe Molloy finishes the job in style

Fish's selection in the squad caps a strong second season in defence, as she continues to establish herself as one of the most exciting players in the competitiion.

The 20-year-old averaged 22 disposals and six rebound 50s across her 12 matches, while also averaging three marks, two intercept marks and two spoils per game. Her composure with ball in hand was a standout feature of her season, finishing with a disposal efficiency of 75.3 per cent.

The AFLW All-Australian team will be formally announced at the W Awards later this month.