Tenacious on-baller Griffin Underwood is among six ACT players to be named in the All- Australian team.

The Belconnen Magpies midfielder, who also earned selection in 2008 – is joined by Ainslie trio Marcus Crook, Matthew Hearn and Ben Hughes; Eastlake captain Chad Gibson, and ACT skipper James Kavanagh.

Crook and Hearn were picked on opposite half-back flanks while Hughes occupies a forward pocket. Kavanagh was chosen at centre half-forward and also was named as vice-captain.

Gibson earned ruck duties, with Underwood named as ruck-rover.

Only Australian Country Football champions Victoria Major had a larger representation, winning eight nods.

In a one-sided final, the Victorians demolished South Australia by 85 points at Manuka Oval yesterday.

Photos: (1) 2010 All-Australian Team

(2) Marcus Crook in action against Queensland on Sunday

(3) Griffin Underwood in action on Sunday against Queensland

All-Australian full forward Grant Weeks booted five goals as Victoria cruised home, 23.13 (151) to 9.12 (66).

It was Victoria’s eighth title in 11 carnivals and its first since 2006.