AFLW Trades

2017 (Season 1)
Nicola Stevens and Collingwood's 4th round pick in exchange for Carlton's first three picks 5, 13, 21.

Tayla Harris and pick 12 from Western Bulldogs and the Blues traded three of their inaugural players Bella Ayre and Nat Exon to Brisbane and Bianca Jakobsson to Melbourne. The Western Bulldogs have secured former Melbourne midfielder/forward Deanna Berry for the 2018 AFLW season in a four-way trade with Melbourne,.

2018 (Season 2)
Lauren Arnell was traded to the Brisbane Lions for pick 40 in the NAB AFLW National Draft.

Carlton secured Amelia Mullane (nee Amelia Barden) and pick No.14 in a three-way trade with the Collingwood and Melbourne. Maddison Gay departed Ikon Park after one season, with the 21-year-old heading to Melbourne ahead of the third AFLW season. The Blues secured pick Nos. 14 and 21 (from the Victorian draft) from Melbourne for the midfielder, and then on-traded pick No.21 to Collingwood to secure the services of Barden.

Compensation Picks
After losing foundation players Danielle Hardiman and Kate Gillespie-Jones to expansion team North Melbourne, the Club secured pick No. 48 as a compensation selection, which falls at the start of the fifth round. At the conclusion of the Expansion Signing Period, the AFL assessed the impact on the existing teams and adjusted the draft order to maintain competitive balance across the competition. As a result, a number of teams were handed compensation picks.

Brisbane receives pick #40 from Collingwood
Collingwood receives from Brisbane Nicole Hilderbrand
Brisbane receive Lauren Arnell from Carlton
Carlton receives pick #40

Carlton receives from Melbourne picks #21 and #32
Melbourne receives from Carlton Maddison Gay
Carlton receives from Collingwood Amelia Mullane
Collingwood receives from Carlton pick #32

2019 (Season 3)
Carlton receives from Collingwood picks #2, #26, #44 and #59
Collingwood receives Brianna Davey and picks #67 and #82.

2020 (Season 4)
Jayde Van Dyk and pick #42 was traded to St Kilda for pick #36 (currently No.21 in Victoria region).
Sarah Hosking was traded to Richmond for the 15th overall pick (No.9 in the Victorian region).
Elise O'Dea and Maddy Guerin both traded from Melbourne for pick 15.
Charlotte Hammans was traded from Gold Coast Suns for pick 56.

2021 (Season 5)
Jess Dal Pos and picks #10 and #44 was received from GWS Giants for Chloe Dalton and Katie Loynes
Tayla Harris and pick #44 to Melbourne for pick #32
Carlton received pick #26 and #55 from Collingwood who received in exchange picks #29 and #32
Carlton received pick #11 and #57 from Western Bulldogs who received in exchange picks #12 and #27
Jessica Hosking and picks #55 and #57 to Richmond for picks #23 and #40.

2022 (Season 6)
No trades were completed for Season 6.

2022a (Season 7)
Carlton received pick #9 from Essendon in exchange for Brooke Walker.
Carlton received pick #28 from St Kilda in exchange for Nicola Stevens.
Carlton received pick #42 from Melbourne in exchange for Charlotte Wilson.
Amelia Velardo and pick #73 was received from Collingwood in exchange for Lauren Brazzale and picks #38 and #89.
Carlton received pick #25 from Richmond in exchange for Grace Egan.
Carlton received Phoebe McWilliams and pick #17 from Geelong in exchange for picks #21 and #42.
Carlton received pick #49 from Gold Coast Suns for Courtney Jones.
Carlton received pick #18 from Hawthorn for picks #25, #28 & #55.

Note; Carlton lost Madison Prespakis and Georgia Gee to Essendon, both as expansion signings with the Bombers entering the AFLW competition.

2023 (Season 8)
Trade No.1. Carlton receives Celine Moody, gives Vaomua Laloifi to Western Bulldogs and its second round-pick (No.25) to Nth Melbourne.
Nth Melbourne receives a second-round pick (No.25) from Carlton and gives Ellie Gavalas to the Western Bulldogs.
Western Bulldogs received Vaomua Laloifi from Carlton and Ellie Gavalas from Nth Melbourne, and gives Celine Moody to Carlton.

Trade No.2. Carlton receives Tarni Brown and a round three pick (No.48) from Collingwood, Carlton gives Paige Trudgeon to St Kilda, Annie Lee to Collingwood and a round three pick (No.47) to Nth Melbourne.
Collingwood receives Annie Lee from Carlton, and round two pick (No.31) from St Kilda, and round three pick (No.59) from Nth Melbourne, Collingwood gives Tarni Brown to Carlton and round three pick (No.48) to Carlton.
Nth Melbourne receives round three pick (No.47) from Carlton and gives round three pick (No.52) to St Kilda and round three pick (no.59) to Collingwood.
St Kilda receives Paige Trudgeon from Carlton and round two pick (No.52) from Nth Melbourne and round two pick (No.52) to Collingwood.

Trade No.3. Carlton receives Yasmin Duursma and round two pick (No.25) from Port Adelaide in exchange for round one pick (No.21).

2024 (Season 9)
Carlton received pick #45 (third round) from Richmond in exchange for two fourth-round picks (currently #56 and #59).
Carlton received Tara Bohanna and a fourth-round pick (currently # 56) from Gold Coast in exchange for a third-round pick (currently #41).

2025 (Season 10)
Maddison Torpey moves to North Melbourne in exchange for North Melbourne's 2026 5th round pick.
Brooke Boileau moves to Carlton in exchange for Carlton's 2nd round pick (tied to Fremantle) and a 2026 3rd round pick (tied to Melbourne).
Mia Austin moves to Melbourne in exchange for Melbourne's 2026 2nd round pick (tied to Fremantle) and a 3rd round pick (tied to Melbourne).
Keeley Skepper and a 2026 4th round pick to West Coast Eagles in exchange for a 4th round pick (currently No.66) and a 2026 5th round pick (tied to West Coast Eagles).
Lauren Bella and Claudia Whitfort move to Carlton from the Gold Coast Suns in exchange for a 1st round pick (currently No.19) and a 2026 2nd round pick (tied to North Melbourne).
Pick Swap - North Melbourne receives a 2026 1st round pick and a 2026 3rd round pick (both tied to Carlton) in exchange for a 1st round pick (currently No.19) and a 2026 2nd round pick (both tied to North Melbourne).

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