Final Teams
| 2008 Victorian Tribute Match side | |||
| B: | Campbell Brown (Hawthorn) | Matthew Scarlett (Geelong) | Darren Milburn (Geelong) |
| HB: | Heath Shaw (Collingwood) | Trent Croad (Hawthorn) | Jarrad Waite (Carlton) |
| C: | Brent Harvey (North Melbourne) | Sam Mitchell (Hawthorn) | Adam Goodes (Sydney) |
| HF: | Ryan O'Keefe (Sydney) | Jonathan Brown (Brisbane Lions) | Robert Murphy (Western Bulldogs |
| F: | Steve Johnson (Geelong) | Brendan Fevola (Carlton) | Daniel Bradshaw (Brisbane Lions) |
| Foll: | Troy Simmonds (Richmond) | Jimmy Bartel (Geelong) | Chris Judd (Carlton) |
| Int: | Josh Fraser (Collingwood) | Luke Power (Brisbane Lions) | Paul Chapman (Geelong) |
| James Kelly (Geelong) | Nathan Foley (Richmond) | Scott Pendlebury (Collingwood) Joel Selwood (Geelong) |
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| Coach: | Mark Thompson (Geelong) | ||
| 2008 Dream Team Tribute Match side | |||
| B: | Graham Johncock (Adelaide) | Ben Rutten (Adelaide) | Craig Bolton (Sydney) |
| HB: | Andrew McLeod (Adelaide) | Matthew Pavlich (Fremantle) | Adam Cooney (Western Bulldogs) |
| C: | Matthew Richardson (Richmond) | Daniel Kerr (West Coast) | Shaun Burgoyne (Port Adelaide) |
| HF: | Simon Goodwin (Adelaide) | Cameron Mooney (Geelong) | Daniel Motlop (Port Adelaide) |
| F: | Brett Burton (Adelaide) | Lance Franklin (Hawthorn) | Leon Davis (Collingwood) |
| Foll: | Dean Cox (West Coast) | Peter Burgoyne (Port Adelaide) | Kane Cornes (Port Adelaide) |
| Int: | Nathan Bock (Adelaide) | Jamie Charman (Brisbane Lions) | Joel Corey (Geelong) |
| Mathew Stokes (Geelong) | Brett Kirk (Sydney) | Corey Enright (Geelong) Ryan Griffen (Western Bulldogs) |
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| Coach: | Mark Williams (Port Adelaide) | ||
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