AFL

  • Geelong developing young Cat as a defender

    Geelong Cats officials are training Colac AFL export Cooper Stephens as a midfielder-defender in a bid to get him into the senior team.

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  • Saints proud of grand finalist

    Birregurra football officials say the town is proud of the club’s first VFL/AFL export to feature in a grand final in 60 years, regardless of Geelong’s grand final
    loss.

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  • Rohan, forwards to play crucial role

    Geelong assistant coach Matthew Knights says Gary Rohan and the Cats’ forwards will play a critical role in tomorrow’s grand final against Richmond.

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  • Steven is Cats’ hard-luck story

    Lorne’s Jack Steven pushed his body to the limit in a bid to prove his fitness for tomorrow’s AFL grand final but has missed out on a call-up.

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  • Cats’ famous names remain

    Imagine, at 18 years old, walking out to pre-season training alongside Geelong AFL royalty like Gary Ablett Sr, Billy Brownless and recently-crowned Brownlow Medallist Paul Couch.

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  • Grand final wasn’t on the radar

    It’s fair to say playing in an AFL grand final didn’t seem like a realistic goal for Birregurra’s Lachie Henderson when Geelong threw him a lifeline in last year’s rookie draft.

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  • Ex-Tiger’s connection to grand final clubs

    Former Colac-Coragulac premiership player Paul Armstrong was Richmond’s footy manager when a host of future stars first stepped foot in Tigerland.

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  • Foley still bleeds yellow and black

    Colac’s Nathan Foley is now on Hawthorn’s payroll after retiring from AFL footy, but he still bleeds yellow and black.

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