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Wyndham product and former Werribee Districts junior Logan Morris has earned his first AFL All-Australian selection after a 63-goal season for Brisbane. The 21-year-old dual premiership forward finished second in the Coleman Medal and is now chasing a third consecutive flag.
Logan Morris Joins AFL's Best
Wyndham product Logan Morris has capped a brilliant home-and-away season by earning the first All-Australian selection of his young AFL career.
The former Werribee Districts junior was named in the 2026 All-Australian Team on 25 August after emerging as one of the competition’s most dangerous forwards.
Morris played all 22 matches during the home-and-away season, booting 63 goals to finish runner-up in the Coleman Medal race, just six goals behind Sydney spearhead Charlie Curnow.
The 21-year-old also averaged 11.8 disposals, five marks and 7.2 score involvements per game, along with one contested mark, 1.7 tackles and 0.8 goal assists.
His selection continues a remarkable start to an AFL career that is only three seasons old.
Morris is already a dual premiership player after featuring in Brisbane’s 2024 and 2025 premiership sides, helping the Lions secure back-to-back flags.
Now, the Wyndham local has an individual honour to add to his rapidly growing football resume.
Brisbane finished the home-and-away season third on the ladder and remains firmly in contention to make it three premierships in succession.
For Morris, that means an already outstanding third AFL season could still have another chapter to come.
