FOR the second consecutive year, Port Adelaide has had two players named in the nation’s best football side – the All-Australian team.

And for the second year running, the club’s captain Travis Boak has been named on the interchange bench of the All-Australian line-up, following his debut in the side in 2013.

He is joined by teammate Robbie Gray, who has enjoyed an impeccable season leading to him being named the AFL Coaches’ Association Champion Player of the Year.

Gray was named on the half-forward flank.

The duo have been pivotal in almost every game this season and have provided a strong on and off-field example as members of the club’s leadership group.

Boak has played all-bar-one game this season, while Gray has run out in every game for the Power.

The pair are the Power’s leading disposal-winners and each rank inside the top 50 of the League’s players.

But while the pair spoke highly of the honour of All-Australian selection, they were quick to praise the efforts of their whole team in helping them to perform at the highest level.

Boak says his focus would be on preparations for Saturday's all-important preliminary final against Hawthorn.

"To be named alongside many of the game’s best is an honour and it’s especially great to see Robbie recognised for the season he’s had," Boak said.

"But it’s nothing compared to what we all play for and that’s team success.

The only way that happens is when you’ve got 45 blokes working hard all year to achieve that and we’re fortunate that our boys have given everything for the club in both the Power and Maggies this year – we all need to keep our focus sharp this weekend.

Gray praised his teammates for their endeavour throughout the 2014 campaign, which continues in the knockout prelim at the MCG.