STRENGTHS:

+ Athleticism
+ Aerial ability
+ Scoreboard impact
+ Overhead marking
+ Speed
+ Agility
+ Penetrating kick
+ Upside

IMPROVEMENTS:

- Game sense
- Temperament

When it comes to Wolmarans' most eye-catching moments, it is hard to deny her aerial ability and overall athleticism stand out. Be it clunking contested marks - an element she has significantly improved upon this season - or breaking clear of her opponent goal side, Wolmarans is a dual threat and impacts wherever she is.

Starting in the air, Wolmarans has the talent to not only leap high, but take the ball at the highest point, making it really difficult to spoil her. If they do, quite often opposition defenders will infringe, but even if not penalised and are successful in spoiling, the job is not done. Wolmarans' ability to recover, find the ball and burst away means she can also create scoring opportunities from that.

Her ability to be a key target when running hot is crucial, and for Wolmarans, it is about keeping focused on the task at hand. Opponents know that if she starts to get off the chain, the Subiaco talent can completely destroy them, so throughout the national championships, defenders began to irritate and get under the skin of the tall.

That action evoked a response that did concede a few free kicks or a clear dip in confidence, and across the matches against South Australia and Vic Metro, Wolmarans kicked 0.4 from 12.5 disposals. She missed a number of shots she would normally get, and it looked to continue with two behinds against the Allies early. But as soon as Wolmarans got a Joe the Goose for confidence, it lit a spark.

A dominant second half from the Subiaco call resulted in her finishing with 12 disposals, six marks and four goals in her best performance of the championships. The underlying element for Wolmarans to improve there is getting used to defenders being in her face or irritating her, and then remaining focused to destroy them with her performance.

So impressive was her second half against the Allies, she quite literally looked unstoppable. Clunking grabs and launching them from 55m, Wolmarans was in such great form she could have worn a blindfold and still put it straight through the middle. Which goes back to the upside component of when Wolmarans can improve the side of her game when things are not going her way, then watch out.

Her athletic profile is elite for her size, and she will worry a lot of talented defenders at the top level. If you were measuring peak performance - hurt factor at their best - then Wolmarans would be arguably in the top three and number one for a forward. With the traits she has in terms of her football, she is simply too difficult to quell without extra measures in place to take her mind off the game.

When she gets to the AFLW, Wolmarans will be able to learn the tricks and traits of running patterns up the field as well, as occasionally she gets stuck on the dead side of the ground as she did at points at the national championships. However when inside 50 or with the game on her team's terms, she leads strongly and will not worry about anyone in her way.

Going forward, Wolmarans has elements that clubs will be able to tweak to make her more effective in less than ideal situations, and have an impact across four quarters. What she does offer is unlike just about anyone else, and in full flight, she is simply outstanding.