Geelong will welcome back key forward duo Tom Hawkins and Jeremy Cameron among four inclusions to take on GWS Giants this Saturday at GMHBA Stadium.
Hawkins, who was managed last week, is set to break the record for most games played at Geelong when he runs out for the 356th time this weekend, while Cameron returns having completed the AFL’s concussion protocols.
The pair are joined by Mitch Duncan (also managed last week) and Sam De Koning, who is back after hamstring tightness saw him miss last week’s game.
Cameron Guthrie (Achilles) and Gary Rohan (Adductor) will both miss, while Brandan Parfitt and Mark O’Connor have both been omitted, with O’Connor named among the emergencies.
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Geelong takes on GWS Giants this Saturday at GMHBA Stadium, with first bounce at 4.35pm. Tickets are available through Ticketmaster, or you can sign up to be One in Hoops and become a Cats Member today.
For further match details, click here.
Round 11
Geelong Cats v GWS Giants
GMHBA Stadium, Geelong – Wadawurrung
4.35pm AEST Saturday 25 May
In: Tom Hawkins, Mitch Duncan, Jeremy Cameron, Sam De Koning
Out: Brandan Parfitt (omitted), Cameron Guthrie (injured), Mark O'Connor (omitted), Gary Rohan (adductor)
Milestone: Tom Hawkins 356 - breaks record for most games played at Geelong
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Backs |
39. Zach Guthrie | 38. Jack Henry | 8. Jake Kolodjashnij |
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Half Backs |
44. Tom Stewart | 9. Max Holmes | 16. Sam De Koning |
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Centreline |
28. Ollie Dempsey | 4. Tanner Bruhn | 2. Zach Tuohy |
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Half Forwards |
18. Tyson Stengle | 45. Brad Close | 32. Gryan Miers |
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Forwards |
33. Shannon Neale | 26. Tom Hawkins | 5. Jeremy Cameron |
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Followers |
6. Toby Conway | 46. Mark Blicavs | 22. Mitch Duncan |
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Interchange |
34. Oisin Mullin | 12. Jack Bowes | 30. Tom Atkins |
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36. Ollie Henry | 13. Jhye Clark | |
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Emergencies |
14. Connor O'Sullivan | 7. Shaun Mannagh | 42. Mark O'Connor |
