AFL hopeful Jess Cameron has yet another trophy for her mantelpiece, after winning Victorian Premier Cricket's top prize for the third time.

The 26-year-old played just seven matches for the season but scored 578 runs at an extraordinary average of 192.67.

The multi-talented sportswoman has appeared for the Australian women's team, but is now devoting time to her football, training with an academy squad.

Cameron booted nine goals in her football debut for Diamond Creek last weekend.

In cricket, Cameron represented Prahran over the summer, scoring 123*, 109, 96*, 93*, 89, 68* and was awarded the Una Paisley Medal for the firsts' most valuable player.

She hopes to part of the action when the AFL launches its women's league in 2017.

Ellyse Perry is another famous sporting all-rounder, appearing for the both the national cricket and soccer teams, and the AFL is confident its women can can play more than one sport.

Cricket Australia recently announced a significant pay increase for its top female players stating it aimed to be the sport of choice for Australian women, although men on the national team still earn many times more.

PREMIER CRICKET AWARD WINNERS

Jack Ryder Medal – Steven Taylor (Northcote)
Una Paisley Medal – Jess Cameron (Prahran)
Men's team of the season – David King, Dan Sartori, Simon Hill, Ben Fletcher, Tom Smyth, Steven Taylor, Aaron Ayre (C), James Miller, Andrew Perrin, Matthew Doric, Jeremy Hart, Will Walker 
Women's team of the season – Sarah Elliott, Jess Cameron, Meg Lanning (C), Hayley Jensen, Molly Strano, Erica Kershaw, Emma Kearney, Cassie Brock, Emily McIntyre, Chelsea Moscript, Kristen Beams, Emma Gallagher 
JA Seitz CV Club Championship – Monash Tigers
Spirit of Cricket Award –  Napoleons/Sebastopol CC and Carlton
Umpiring Recognition Award –  Paul Baleisa 
Curators of the Season – Scott West (Melbourne) and Mat Baker (Geelong)
2nd XI Player of the Season – Matthew Bremner (Fitzroy Doncaster)
3rd XI Player of the Season – Adit Pawha (Camberwell Magpies), Chris Grant (Melbourne University) and Henry Hall (St Kilda)
4th XI Player of the Season – James Watson (Monash Tigers)
Sue Woolcock Award Award – Stephanie Theodore (Melton)
June Cole Award –  Sophie Van De Heuvel (Plenty Valley)