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2026 Teams of the Year: Six Seagulls selected

September 18, 2026
Williamstown had six representatives across our VFL and VFLW programs named in the 2026 Teams of the Year, announced at the VFL and VFLW Awards held at Crown Melbourne on Monday night.

By Mietta Williams, Williamstown Media

In the VFLW, Mia Zielinski capped off a remarkable first season at Williamstown, taking home the Rohenna Young Medal as the competition’s Leading Goalkicker after finishing the home-and-away season with 32 goals.

Zielinski was also named alongside Vice-Captain Emily Eaves, Laura Blue, Georgia Howes and Naomi Ferres in the 2026 VFLW Team of the Year squad, with Senior Coach Paul Groves earning selection as the competition’s Coach of the Team of the Year.

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA – SEPTEMBER 14: Emily Eaves from Williamstown poses for a photo after winning the Lambert-Pearce Medal – VFLW Best and Fairest during the 2026 VFL and VFLW Awards at the Crown Palladium on September 14th, 2026 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Morgan Hancock/AFL Photos)

Vice-Captain Emily Eaves added another major individual honour to her stellar season, claiming the 2026 VFLW Lambert-Pearce Medal after polling 21 votes across 16 rounds to be crowned the competition’s Best and Fairest.

On the men’s side, Vice-Captain Luke Parks was Williamstown’s sole representative in the 2026 VFL Team of the Year squad. Parks’ selection marks his third consecutive year earning Team of the Year honours, continuing his consistent impact at VFL level.

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