Former VFLW-listed Western Bulldog Jorja Livingstone has been named in the 2026 VFL Women's Team of the Year.

Livingstone, who departed the Kennel mid-season after being signed by Melbourne as an AFLW injury replacement, was named on the wing at Monday night's VFL/VFLW Awards event.

The midfielder averaged 23 disposals, five tackles and four marks in her eight appearances for the Bulldogs, which also saw her finish equal-eighth in the Lambert-Pearce Medal count.

Livingstone was one of four VFLW Bulldogs named in the 42-initial squad, with skipper Sarah Sansonetti, Jemima Wrigley and Ellie Bishop also recognised for their impressive seasons.

In other awards announced on the night, Footscray vice-captain Cooper Craig-Peters finished equal-ninth in the VFL Coaches MVP Award, polling 51 votes over the course of the 2026 VFL season.

Craig-Peters and Jack Billings were also both named in the VFL Team Of The Year Squad after impactful seasons for the 'Scray.

LAMBERT-PEARCE MEDAL (VFLW Best and Fairest)

Emily Eaves (Williamstown) – 21 votes
Dom Carbone (Collingwood) – 18
Hannah Scott (Carlton) – 17
Kayley Kavanagh (Box Hill Hawks) – 16
Alana Barba (North Melbourne Werribee) – 14
Ava Seton (North Melbourne Werribee) – 14
Mia Zielinski (Williamstown) – 14
El Chaston (Essendon) – 13
Jorja Livingstone (Western Bulldogs) – 13
Isabella Daddo (Darebin) – 12
Amelia Peck (Collingwood) 12

VFL COACHES MVP

Jacob Dawson (Southport Sharks) – 105 votes
Jack Bytel (Coburg) – 90
George Stevens (Geelong Cats) – 89
Trent Mynott (Frankston) – 85
Ben Hobbs (Port Melbourne) – 79
Jye Menzie (Tasmania) – 57
Joel Fitzgerald (Casey Demons/Williamstown) – 55
Jack Ough (GWS Giants) – 54
Jack Bowes (Geelong Cats) – 51
Cooper Craig-Peters (Footscray Bulldogs) – 51