GWS Giants

A Canberra quartet is a step closer to the AFL with the GWS Giants poised to have first rights on four prospects from the capital at next week's draft. Queanbeyan Tigers defender Josh Fahey has emerged as a potential top 25 draft pick who could attract interest from AFL clubs,

Mumford officially retired from the game at the end of this season, but is once again in the frame for the most unlikely of comebacks at the Giants – his third AFL club. He has played 216 games across his career and will turn 36 next season,

THE GWS Giants are the latest club to name a new VFL coach after experienced mentor Damian Truslove was confirmed as the replacement for Luke Kelly on Tuesday. Truslove returned to the Giants after a truncated season in charge of AFL Sydney Premier League club East Coast Eagles,

GREATER Western Sydney wants two home games early in the men's Toyota AFL Premiership season before being locked out of Giants Stadium for six weeks. The Giants lose their home ground for the extended period due to Sydney's Royal Easter Show,

IT feels like a homecoming of sorts for new GWS Giants forward Jarrod Brander. The Wentworth football product has joined the Sydney-based AFL club after being delisted by West Coast following 22 games in four years for the Eagles.

The Goulburn Valley Giants will have a new man at the helm in 2022, with James Longley taking. A long-time servant of the Katandra Football Club, Longley joined the GV Giants AFL Masters set-up last year and instantly became a favourite among the playing group.

GREATER Western Sydney has locked in four players to new deals and delisted young defender Jacob Wehr with the promise of re-drafting him as a rookie. Harry Perryman, who was already signed until the end of next year,

GWS quartet Harry Perryman, Jack Buckley, Zach Sproule and Jake Stein have all signed new contracts. Perryman, who has played 70 games since debuting in 2017, has re-signed for a further two years, tying him to the Giants until the end of 2024.

Jarrod Brander is eyeing a permanent forward role at Greater Western Sydney after four years of getting thrown around in different positions at West Coast.

GREATER Western Sydney recruit Jarrod Brander is eyeing a position in the forward line at his new club. Brander arrived at the Giants as a delisted free agent after four years at West Coast where he struggled to lock in a permanent spot in the senior side.