Georgia Gall is a versatile and athletic utility who transitioned from elite cricket to AFLW with remarkable speed. Recruited from the Calder Cannons and a standout at Geelong Grammar, she made history as one of the first women to play First XI cricket in the APS competition—following in the footsteps of Meg Lanning.

In her debut AFLW season with Melbourne, Gall played 9 games, averaging 7 disposals and kicking 6 goals, showcasing her reliability in the forward line and adaptability across all zones. Her height, speed, and clean ball use make her a valuable asset in contested situations and transitional play.

Off the field, Gall is known for her grounded personality and leadership potential. She’s a proud product of Euroa and continues to inspire young athletes through her dual-sport journey and rapid rise in elite footy.