Chris Scott has delivered provided an update on Bailey Smith and Tom Stewart, the latter who completed fitness tests at training. And he has also shed light on Shaun Mannagh and Jack Martin.
Mark Blicavs turns 34 this week, yet he remains an integral part of the Cats side. Coming out of contract at the end of the year, does he have the desire to play on?
The big draft names will be obvious when the ball is bounced for the Coates League season opener – but plenty more are waiting to surprise. Here are all the prospects to watch.
Bailey Smith and Jack Martin were both late withdrawals, while Tom Stewart was subbed out over the weekend. And there is an update on the trio after the Cats’ training on Tuesday.
Joel Selwood won a Rising Star and a premiership in his first season. Geelong’s new No.14 managed just one AFL game. But the round two Rising Star nominee only has gratitude for receiving the legend’s number.
There was plenty to take out of Geelong VFL’s season-opener, with a veteran making a strong case for an AFL recall and several VFL-listed players catching the eye. See the full scouting notes.
After an uncertain summer, a decision has been made as to whether North Shore Football Netball Club will field senior sides in 2025.
While Patrick Dangerfield is out of the Cats midfield for the most part, he has played a key role in moulding Geelong’s newest on-baller. The growing Cat reflects on his steep improvement.
The Cats could get even better after two forwards produced cameos in the VFL. Plus, an athletic ruckman is making an early mid-season draft case. See how every Cat fared and the local standouts.
Bailey Smith wasted no time marking himself as Geelong’s newest hero, producing a best-on-ground performance to inspire the Cats’ emphatic win over Fremantle.
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