Essendon fans had resigned themselves to a long, painful season in 2025, but under Tuesday night lights in Geelong there was proof that there may be plenty to cheer for in some young stars.
Isaac Kako and Nate Caddy have made an early statement for the Bombers, combining for seven goals in a pre-season win over Geelong.
Jack Henry battled foot setbacks for two seasons. But after an impressive 2024 campaign, he is primed for an even bigger year in 2025. Plus, he shares an insight into an emerging defender.
Jeremy Cameron not Geelong’s No. 1 anymore? That’s right – and it’s not the only ranking that might surprise. Glenn McFarlane and Jon Ralph rate every player on the list.
Gary Rohan was pushing for a berth in Geelong’s finals team when he was left with a fractured skull in a freak incident. He opens up SCOTT GULLAN about that blow and his drive to land at a third AFL club.
Geelong has officially signed Jack Martin, and Cats skipper Patrick Dangerfield played a part.
An Irish flair has filtered into the AFLW in recent seasons, with Geelong’s own Irish foursome quickly becoming household names both in hoops and across the wider competition.
Geelong’s growing list of injuries will force the Cats to turn to top-up players as emergencies, as their slim finals hopes hinge on an all-important final round clash against top four Adelaide.
Nina Morrison was Geelong’s first ever AFLW draft pick. Ahead of game 50, the midfielder opens up on early injuries which plagued her first three years as well as the big captaincy question.
Geelong coach Chris Scott’s new position with club sponsor Morris Finance has come under fire, but JOSH BARNES reports more detail has come to light about the role.
A week after the announcement of Chris Scott’s new job away from football, the AFL has launched an investigation.
Aishling Moloney has endorsed the return of an International Rules series and backed a popular ex-Cat to take the helm of an Irish side. Plus, the star forward opens up on her record-breaking year.
Aishling Moloney leads the AFLW goalkicking just 23 games into her career. Her close friend and Cats teammate — who made the trip from Ireland with her — reflects on how far she has come.
Geelong cross-coder Aishling Moloney was voted best first year player by her peers in 2023. Now, the second-year Irish forward has put herself in the mix for several postseason accolades.
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