Lawson Humphries was right under West Coast’s nose — but went undrafted. But years on, the breakout Geelong defender says he holds no grudges and concedes he wasn’t ready for the big time.
Friends and family of AFL star Troy Selwood have gathered to pay tribute to the beloved player and dad at an emotional service.
Connor O’Sullivan was handed the coveted No.14 guernsey at Geelong. But as other top 2023 draftees turned heads, he was stuck on the outer. However, it looks like it will be a different story in his second year.
AFL champ Joel Selwood has gone public with a devastating message about his brother, who died in tragic circumstances this week.
Alexis Gregor was one of the AFLW’s biggest draft bolters to land at Geelong in the top 10, despite injury robbing her of more than a year of her junior career. Plus, the Cats’ crystal clear draft strategy.
Essendon has played in Geelong twice in the past 31 seasons — outside of the Covid years. But that didn’t stop fan anger boiling over about being sent down the highway in 2025 at the club’s AGM.
Further details have emerged about a proposed indoor training hub outside GMHBA Stadium which could be built in an existing car park.
Top Geelong Falcons talent Sara Howley’s reaction said it all when she became a top five pick, as she opens up about her impending move north. Plus, a St Joseph’s star finally gets their AFLW shot.
Geelong is already facing Essendon at Kardinia Park, and now the Cats will face another familiar foe on their home turf in what may be Bailey Smith’s first hit-out as a Cat.
This injury-riddled key forward’s AFL journey began at Geelong, and he will to Kardinia Park in 2025.
Stephen Wells began at the Cats 40 years ago, and plenty of success has followed. In a rare interview, Wells open up on his journey and key Cats figures reveal what sets him apart from the rest.
Geelong recruiting doyen Stephen Wells has an incredible eye for talent that has set the Cats up for premiership success. We have ranked his 40 best picks. See the full list and have your say.
Blessed with talent, Jack Martin was told he was no longer required at Carlton. The Cats recruit opens up on his exit, his plans to overcome his injury struggles and why he chose Geelong.
Two Geelong academy prospects went toe-to-toe with Cats players at training. Plus, the Cats are continuing to persist with a position switch for on of their most highly touted talents.
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