GEELONG defender Tom Stewart has been announced as an All Australian for the third time in his five-season AFL career.
The 28-year-old was named in a back pocket by the All Australian selection panel after an impressive home-and-away season down back for the Cats which saw him featured in Geelong's best in 15 of the 20 games he played.
Stewart's ability to influence the game with his intercept possessions and then launch scoring opportunities with his elite disposal saw him become one of the game's best attacking weapons off half back.
Tom Stewart Showreel
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1925 Premiership Anniversary | Club Archives
To celebrate the 100th anniversary of our first senior Premiership, and our partnership with Ford, Tom Stewart visited the club's archives to view some of the special items relating to the famous win. Proudly Presented by Ford Australia.
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Round 1 | Tom Stewart On Navigating A Unique Week
Vice-Captain Tom Stewart joined the podcast after a unique week at the club, talking though how the Cats are preparing for their first game of the year. Proudly Presented by GHMBA.
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Duncan vs Stewart | 2024 Pizza Showdown
Geelong Cats players Tom Stewart & Mitch Duncan go head-to-head in the kitchen creating two new pizzas now live on the menu! The player whose pizza sells the most, will select a charity to donate $10K, provided by the Town and Country team.Presented by Town and Country
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The 28-year-old Cat finished the regular season ranked first for marks, third for average effective kicks, ninth for average intercept marks, 11th for average intercept possessions and 13th for average metres gained.
Stewart is also ranked elite across a swathe of stats, including average disposals (24), marks (8.9), disposal efficiency (84.8 per cent), intercept possessions (7.8) and metres gained (493.7).
Stewart is currently sidelined with a Lisfranc injury but is working hard to give himself the best chance of returning later in the season should the Cats go deep into September.
Tom Stewart, Geelong Cats
2018, 2019, 2021 All Australian.
20 games in 2021.
480 disposals, 178 marks (First in AFL for total marks), 122 rebound-50m, 84.8 disposal efficiency, 378 kicks, 102 handballs, 115 contested possessions, 155 intercept possessions, 61 spoils, 76 score involvements, 146 pressure acts. Averaging 24.0 disposals, 8.9 marks, 6.1 rebound-50m, 18.9 kicks, 5.8 contested possessions, 7.8 intercept possessions, 31. Spoils, 7.3 pressure acts, 3.8 score involvements.