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Cooper Hamilton waited anxiously for his name to be called in the AFL National Draft. Most AFL Draft experts and the Pioneers' representatives were left stunned when Hamilton's name wasn't read out. He was forced to play the waiting game,

Colbinabbin and Bendigo Pioneers midfielder/half-back Cooper Hamilton realised his football dream on Friday when he was selected by the GWS Giants in the AFL Rookie Draft. Hamilton was picked by the Giants with selection number 11.

It was the lag between hearing his name called, and the rest of the Queanbeyan Tigers Club seeing it unfold on the television. "The Zoom call I was on with Fox Sports was 15 seconds ahead of the TV where the sound was coming out where everyone else could hear,

After two days of frenetic wheeling, dealing and clubs selecting for their futures, the 2021 AFL draft has seen the most significant selection of players to have strong African connections. In fact, when Greater Western Sydney Giants (GWS) selected Leek Aliir with their pick 15,

Sam Darcy is officially a Western Bulldogs player, continuing a proud family tradition at VU Whitten Oval. The Bulldogs matched the GWS Giants’ bid at pick two in the NAB AFL Draft on Wednesday, securing the exciting 205cm key position prospect as a father/son selection.

A GREATER Western Sydney player has tested positive to COVID on the eve of their return to training. The Giants implemented additional testing requirements for players and staff ahead of their return to pre-season training next Monday.

Greater Western Sydney recruiting manager Adrian Caruso has all-but conceded the Giants won’t bid on Collingwood father-son prodigy Nick Daicos in Wednesday night’s draft.

Giants running back Saquon Barkley is expected to return Monday night against the Buccaneers barring a setback with his ankle, sources told ESPN.

Canberra's Tom Green has backed the AFL's COVID-19 vaccine mandate to protect the community, as he licks his injury wounds, builds up his fitness and gets ready for his third season with the GWS Giants.

Bucs receiver Antonio Brown, who has not played since suffering an ankle injury in Week 6 and was accused this week of obtaining a fake COVID-19 vaccination card will not play against the Giants on Monday Night Football.