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<b>Career : [[AFLW 2024]] | <b>Career : [[AFLW 2024]] - [[2025]] <br> | ||
Debut : [[AFLW Round 4, 2024|Round 4 2024]] vs Richmond<br> | Debut : [[AFLW Round 4, 2024|Round 4 2024]] vs Richmond<br> | ||
Carlton Player No. 89<br> | Carlton Player No. 89<br> | ||
Games : 44 | Games : 44 (34 Collingwood)<br> | ||
Goals : 11 | Goals : 11 (9 Collingwood)<br> | ||
Guernsey No.: [[AFLW Guernsey 26|26]]<br> | Guernsey No.: [[AFLW Guernsey 26|26]]<br> | ||
Height : 166 cm (5' 5")<br> | Height : 166 cm (5' 5")<br> | ||
DOB : March 26, 2002 </b><br> | DOB : March 26, 2002 </b><br> | ||
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Tarni Brown made her way to the Club in the 2023 AFLW trade period, via a four-way trade with Collingwood, St Kilda and North Melbourne. Brown, daughter of Gavin Brown, arrived at Collingwood through their first-ever father-daughter selection in the 2020 AFLW Draft. Joining Abbie McKay, the AFLW’s first-ever father-daughter selection, Brown is predominantly positioned in the midfield, with the ability to play either as an inside or outside midfielder. Brown also has the versatility and composure in front of goals to push forward. Her speed and ability to create in the forward half is sure to excite Carlton fans in future years. The 21-year-old is experienced at the AFLW level, playing 34 games in her four seasons at Collingwood, with four of those coming in finals: she kicked the match-winning goal in the Pies’ victory over North Melbourne in 2021. | Tarni Brown made her way to the Club in the 2023 AFLW trade period, via a four-way trade with Collingwood, St Kilda and North Melbourne. Brown, daughter of Gavin Brown, arrived at Collingwood through their first-ever father-daughter selection in the 2020 AFLW Draft. Joining Abbie McKay, the AFLW’s first-ever father-daughter selection, Brown is predominantly positioned in the midfield, with the ability to play either as an inside or outside midfielder. Brown also has the versatility and composure in front of goals to push forward. Her speed and ability to create in the forward half is sure to excite Carlton fans in future years. The 21-year-old is experienced at the AFLW level, playing 34 games in her four seasons at Collingwood, with four of those coming in finals: she kicked the match-winning goal in the Pies’ victory over North Melbourne in 2021. | ||
Tarni Brown was delisted at the end of the 2026 season. | |||
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Revision as of 14:16, 21 August 2026
Career : AFLW 2024 - 2025
Debut : Round 4 2024 vs Richmond
Carlton Player No. 89
Games : 44 (34 Collingwood)
Goals : 11 (9 Collingwood)
Guernsey No.: 26
Height : 166 cm (5' 5")
DOB : March 26, 2002
Tarni Brown made her way to the Club in the 2023 AFLW trade period, via a four-way trade with Collingwood, St Kilda and North Melbourne. Brown, daughter of Gavin Brown, arrived at Collingwood through their first-ever father-daughter selection in the 2020 AFLW Draft. Joining Abbie McKay, the AFLW’s first-ever father-daughter selection, Brown is predominantly positioned in the midfield, with the ability to play either as an inside or outside midfielder. Brown also has the versatility and composure in front of goals to push forward. Her speed and ability to create in the forward half is sure to excite Carlton fans in future years. The 21-year-old is experienced at the AFLW level, playing 34 games in her four seasons at Collingwood, with four of those coming in finals: she kicked the match-winning goal in the Pies’ victory over North Melbourne in 2021.
Tarni Brown was delisted at the end of the 2026 season.
