STRENGTHS:

+ Footy IQ
+ Agility
+ Skills
+ Marking
+ Goal sense
+ Upside

IMPROVEMENTS:

- Endurance
- Consistency
- Strength

One of those players who has a nice mix of footballing and athletic traits, Greenwood is well rounded in that sense. She can impact in the air, at ground level or with ball in hand, and realistically it is just her endurance and consistency that is holding her back from really taking games by the scruff of the neck. When she does impact, Greenwood is one of those highlight reel-worthy players.

From a footballing sense, Greenwood has the smarts and the game sense to know where and when to be in a position to find the ball, and once she has the ball, uses it exceptionally well. A nice user by hand or foot, Greenwood is not afraid to bite off those 45-kicks and open the game up through the corridor, or break an ankle or two sidestepping an opponent and charging down the field.

Greenwood began her senior journey as a forward, but has spent time on a wing and through the middle, and as it stands, a high half-forward position might be best because of her ability to get into dangerous positions then nail passes going forward. Her adaptability in a wide variety of roles has been very good, and while she is not a high-volume accumulator by any means, that is put down to said endurance rather than her understanding of the match.

She is a natural match-winner and one that teammates can rely on with ball in hand. Greenwood represented the All-Stars - showing she is not too far outside the top 30 or so - and while the rest of her year certainly had its ups and downs, Greenwood just screams a talent that if everything clicks could be a great value pickup.

As already mentioned, her endurance is the main question mark. She impacts in spurts and that influences her consistency. Playing mostly forward for the Sandgropers, Greenwood was thrust into the midfield to find more of the ball at the national championships, and while it did lift her output, she was still a little quieter than a player of her talent would be at those national championships.

On top of the endurance, the other little knock is her strength, because at 163cm, Greenwood is on the smaller side and she is not a big body even though her defensive pressure is usually quite high. Across both seasons, Greenwood has averaged between three to five tackles per game, which is about right for a player you would rather be getting first to the ball than second.

Of all the 46 State Draft Combine invitees, Greenwood is comfortably in the top five or so for natural talent, and on pure ability should be taken in the AFLW Draft. The sole hesitation will be the consistency aspect, but if everything clicks, then the small forward/midfielder can be a terrific asset and a player who can provide plenty of highlights, particularly when she gets goalside.