North Shore isn’t sugar coating what has been a difficult pre-season. But key figures are emphatic they will be competing in 2025, and believe they remain an attractive destination. Here’s why.
A month out from the start of the season, one of the state’s biggest footy leagues is threatening to boot out one of its former powerhouse clubs.
North Shore has been caught off guard by a shock letter from AFL Barwon telling them the organisation plans to proceed without the club in 2025. Read the full letter here.
Experienced stars were behind Geelong’s last premiership, but a lot has changed since. As the Cats hunt another flag, captain Patrick Dangerfield shares a detailed insight into this new-look team — including his new role.
Geelong coach Chris Scott was asked about his thoughts on unsigned star Matt Rowell. And with typical colour, he didn’t hold back.
Bailey Smith has kept Chris Scott on his toes in his first pre-season, but he is bullish on what he can do in 2025. Plus, a defender is in the mix and an injury update on Shaun Mannagh.
There are four youngsters tied to Geelong as academy and father-son prospects, while there are several other famous surnames among boys and girls squads. See the full lists here.
We are halfway through the last round of the home-and-away season and there are a host of sides at risk of dropping finals spots. See how things stand in every first grade comp.
Ed Wilson will depart AFL Barwon on the eve of the season after three years in the position. And he is determined to leave football and netball in the region in a strong position.
Ollie Peake was mentored by Troy Selwood. And since the former AFL player’s tragic death, Peake’s standing has continued to grow. He reflects on his recent feats during a challenging time.
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