Superstars Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera and Callum Wilkie have been named in the 2026 All-Australian team, celebrating sensational 2026 seasons respectively.

The duo have both been named in the side for the second time in their careers, with Wilkie named in 2023 and Wanganeen-Milera entering in 2025.

Wilkie's campaign was as consistent and influential as ever, with the first year co-captain leading from the front with his desire and ability to interrupt opposition teams attack on any given day.

The defender led the AFL in marks (9.6) and total intercept possessions, while he was second in the AFL for intercept marks behind Port Adelaide’s Aliir Aliir.

Wilkie's selection comes after being named the AFL Coaches Association Defensive Player of the Year earlier in the evening, becoming the inaugural recipient of the award.

Wanganeen-Milera claimed his selection after another incredible season through the midfield in the red, white and black.

The 23-year-old averaged 29.1 disposals in 2026, the ninth-most in the competition, as well as averaging over a goal a game.

Despite missing six matches of the Saints' campaign, Wanganeen-Milera's star-power could not be denied on his way to his second consecutive blazer.