Geelong Cats

Shaun Burgoyne once pointed to Brent Harvey and Dustin Fletcher as evidence age is irrelevant if an AFL player keeps performing. Half a decade later, the 38-year-old Hawthorn champion has proved his own theory correct in an era when the competition has never been more demanding. As a result, Burgoyne …

Plus, Geelong’s VFL team will play a curtain raiser against Essendon from 4.10pm. Defender Tom Atkins will play his 50th AFL game.

Retired Geelong champion Harry Taylor has signed to play for WAFL club East Fremantle for the remainder of the 2021 season. Taylor, a dual premiership player and two-time All-Australian, retired at the end of last season after playing 280 AFL games across 13 years.

With the AFL confirming a time for the upcoming Geelong vs Essendon VFL match, the Cats will feature in another curtain-raiser at GMHBA Stadium. The Bankers currently sit in 6th position while Essendon are 19th.

Tom Hawkins has backed Geelong's multi-faceted attack to bounce back from a rare quiet outing to kick a winning score in Friday night's crunch meeting with Essendon.The Cats managed just seven goals last week and produced their lowest score of the season in a 44-point thumping from Brisbane,

And in 2021, Brisbane is looking more and more like its "poster boy". The Lions have had some great wins over the past three seasons, but perhaps none of them as instructive as last Thursday night's 44-point demolition of a bona fide competition heavyweight in Geelong.

The Tasmanian government has denied the AFL's application to host the Fremantle-Carlton match in Launceston, meaning Geelong's GMHBA Stadium will host the round-16 game. The Dockers pushed for the match to be held in completely neutral territory considering it was originally their scheduled home fixture in Perth.

Collingwood v Geelong Cats Holden Centre at 12pm Sunday, July 4 First Elimination Final: Port Melbourne v Southern Saints ETU Stadium at 2pm

The AFL has today confirmed the fixture for Week One of the 2021 rebel VFLW Finals Series Saturday July 3 Qualifying Final, Collingwood v Geelong Holden Centre, 12.00pm AEST Second Elimination Final,

The Geelong Cats are thrilled to announce the appointment of Dan Lowther as AFLW senior coach. A former Geelong midfielder, Lowther played 34 AFL games for the club from 1996-2001. Lowther takes the reins after Geelong’s inaugural AFLW coach Paul Hood stepped away from the role at the conclusion of …