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Not done with yet: Scott
Geelong coach Chris Scott is remaining an “optimist” and believes his side can keep its premiership defence alive by qualifying for finals. The Cats’ top-eight…
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Grubbers end season on a high
Ocean Grove ended its 2023 season with a 24-point win against Queenscliff, taking its win-loss ratio to 5-13. It was the only time the Grubbers…
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Four into three: the computer says no
Four Geelong Football League sides sitting third to sixth on the ladder are vying for three finals spots. Newtown & Chilwell, South Barwon, Leopold and…
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Seven in row for rampaging Eagles
East Geelong stretched its winning streak to seven after a ruthless 90-point win against Werribee Centrals in the penultimate round of Geelong & District Football…
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Warriors primed for finals tilt
Modewarre will meet Anglesea in the Bellarine Football League elimination final on Sunday August 20 while Drysdale takes on Barwon Heads in the qualifying final…
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Six teams vying for finals spots
Things are heating up in the race for finals in Section 4 Mixed, with six teams still capable of finishing in the four with one…
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Gummy and school sharks in big numbers
Finally starting to see some better weather come through which has allowed anglers to get out offshore and chase the gummy and school sharks that…
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Danger says no to commission
Geelong superstar Patrick Dangerfield has ruled out joining the AFL Commission in the near future, insisting he has no immediate plans to retire. A Nine…
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Four-time premiership player retires
Geelong’s four-time premiership wingman Isaac Smith will retire at the end of the AFL season. Smith claimed three flags at Hawthorn and won the Norm…
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Inaccurate Grubbers pay the price
Ocean Grove had six more scoring shots than Anglesea, but still went down by 29 points on Saturday August 5 at Ellimatta Reserve. The Grubbers…
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One week to go before finals
With one round to play in the home and away season, Justin Flynn takes a look at where each Ocean Grove side stands heading into…
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Cats still in the hunt
Geelong held off an undermanned Port Adelaide for a thrilling 12-point win to breathe life back into its AFL premiership defence. Ollie Henry kicked a…
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