Geelong Cats

Cats Community is reflecting on another big 12 months with the release of its 2021 Annual Report. The Geelong Cats' community arm has celebrated milestones and innovations, as well as program expansions and a rebrand in a jam-packed year.

GEELONG will get two pre-season hitouts ahead of the 2022 Toyota AFL Premiership season, including one full-scale match in early March and another practice match organised with a rival team.  The structure is similar to 2021 when the AFL looked to minimise travel for clubs as the COVID-19 pandemic continues …

Geelong's three-time AFL premiership player Andrew Mackie will split list management and recruiting duties with their long-time football administrator Stephen Wells. The Cats have appointed Mackie, who played 280 games for the club,

Geelong's three-time AFL premiership player Andrew Mackie will split list management and recruiting duties with their long-time football administrator Stephen Wells. The Cats have appointed Mackie, who played 280 games for the club,

Portland's Jamieson Ballantyne has bounced back after dealing with the disappointment of missing out at this year's AFL draft. The teenager, who has moved to Geelong, is training with Western Bulldogs' VFL side this summer and will push to play matches in 2022.

Portland's Jamieson Ballantyne has bounced back after dealing with the disappointment of missing out at this year's AFL draft. The teenager, who has moved to Geelong, is training with Western Bulldogs' VFL side this summer and will push to play matches in 2022.

Geelong’s AFLW team will play Richmond in a practice match this Saturday 18 December at 2.00pm at the Swinburne Centre. It will be the Cats' only practice match against another club prior to AFLW Season 6 starting.

Geelong forward Tom Hawkins says the club is in a “wonderful position” to mount another premiership tilt in 2022. The Cats have been perennial finalists under coach Chris Scott, but their flag window could be closing with several big-name players entering or in the twilight of their careers.

Geelong spearhead Tom Hawkins has dismissed suggestions the Cats are too old to make a genuine impact in the AFL next year and is confident his partnership with Jeremy Cameron can kick on to another level.

Constable starred in the VFL but found senior opportunities few and far between at the Cats, playing just 12 games in four seasons. Oscar Brownless, a former teammate of Constable’s at Geelong, is thrilled to see the ex-Cat get a second chance at AFL level with the Suns.