Geelong coach Dan Lowther has declared newer expansion clubs ‘can wait’ for the ultimate success as the Cats look to rise back up the ladder in 2025. Plus, Cats boast increased AFLW membership numbers.
A former number 1 draft pick has capped her dominance in the league with her first Geelong club best and fairest award, finishing ahead of an Irish game changer.
Four years after trading up to draft best-and-fairest winner Max Holmes, Geelong is eyeing another big move with its eye on one of the most highly-rated athletes in the current draft pool.
Two Cats will go into Geelong’s AFLW best and fairest count hot favourites, but several teammates are sure to lay their claim. See who should poll well at Saturday’s vote.
Lions star Lachie Neale will get through the pain of a heel problem the “best” he can in Brisbane’s AFL finals journey.
Geelong has emerged as a surprise suitor for delisted Blues forward Jack Martin, who has also fielded interest from Western Australia and Queensland clubs.
Just one player is left in Geelong’s forward line from the 2020 grand final. And the style of Chris Scott’s team is just as unrecognisable. Here’s how they pulled together a rag tag attack.
Tom Stewart, Tom Hawkins, Cam Guthrie and Sam De Koning are all pushing to play against the Lions. Can they all fit in? Who goes out? DAN BATTEN and JOSH BARNES have their say.
For almost 20 years, the Cats have been a beacon of excellence for the rest of the AFL to marvel at. But how do they do it? Scott Gullan investigates how they stay in the premiership hunt.
It doesn’t look like a premiership midfield on paper, and the Cats were getting beaten up early in the season. But Geelong has turned things around dramatically. Here’s how they did it.
Geelong captain Patrick Dangerfield has opened up on the darkest night of the Cats’ season before they righted the ship.
Geelong’s Jed Bews has only played four games in 2024 after biding his time in the VFL. After breaking back in by round 20, Bews opens up on his journey ahead of Saturday’s prelim against Brisbane.
Entering the year uncontracted and struggling for continuity, Jack Henry hasn’t missed a beat — or a game — this year. He opens up on his season and Geelong’s ‘tough’ call at selection.
The 50 staples running across the top of his head at training on Monday showed the severity of Gary Rohan’s skull surgery.
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