Adelaide has confirmed 24 players for its 2020 AFLW list
2:16pm Apr 24, 2019
Stevie-Lee narrowly beats out Danielle Ponter in the Club’s goal tally
10:02pm Apr 5, 2019
The former defender has been named the AFLW leading goalkicker
7:09pm Apr 2, 2019
AFLW Debut: v Greater Western Sydney, Round One, 2017
Recruited from: Wanderers (NT)
AFLW Best & Fairest votes: 2
Speed machine from the Northern Territory who dazzled opponents with her pace and aggression off half-back and on the wing. Played every game in the first two years and has been a crucial link between defence and attack. Only started playing football in 2015 but represented the NT in 2016. Was drafted with pick No. 106 in 2016’s AFLW draft. Works with one of the teams co-major partners – Workskil.
Picking up where she left off in the inaugural season, Thompson continued to provide important pace and aggression off half-back for the Crows in 2018. With a background in touch football, Thompson is evasive and tough to tackle. The pacey defender played all seven games in 2018, adding to her eight played in the first season.
One of the many success stories of Adelaide’s inaugural AFL Women’s season. Thompson dazzled opponents with her pace and aggression off half-back and on the wings. Was a crucial link between defence and attack, ranking equal-third at the Club for rebound 50ms (11) and sixth in inside 50ms (13). Took the game on at every opportunity to finish seventh at the Club for total metres gained (1,281) and second in average metres per disposal (22). Rewarded with seventh place in Adelaide’s inaugural AFL Women’s Club Champion count.
Leading Goalkicker
2019
AFL Women's Leading Goalkicker
2019
AFL Women’s Premiership Player
2017
2019
All Australian
2019
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