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Mikayla Bowen has made her home on the wing since joining Geelong via a trade with West Coast ahead of Season 7. The 22-year-old brings brilliant tenacity and determination to every game, with her unrelenting tackling a feature of her play. Renowned for her leadership and running capacity, Bowen brings a strong presence to the Cats’ midfield contingent. Bowen won Geelong’s Hoops Award in Season 7 – a player and staff-voted award presented to the player who best embodies the program’s values. Bowen was elevated to the Cats' leadership group in 2023.
Mikayla Bowen has made her home on the wing since joining Geelong via a trade with West Coast ahead of Season 7. The 22-year-old brings brilliant tenacity and determination to every game, with her unrelenting tackling a feature of her play. Renowned for her leadership and running capacity, Bowen brings a strong presence to the Cats’ midfield contingent. Bowen won Geelong’s Hoops Award in Season 7 – a player and staff-voted award presented to the player who best embodies the program’s values. Bowen was elevated to the Cats' leadership group in 2023.
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Episode 1 of Step Two follows the beginning of Geelong's Season 7 campaign, and the heartbreak and new endeavour that fuelled an early spark. Proudly Presented by Deakin University.
Fellow mids Nina Morrison and Mikayla Bowen consistently showed the tough stuff throughout the season, adding to the Cats attack and being there to help defend when needed.Bowen's Season 7:Avg. Disposals: 14.4Avg. Tackles: 2.4Avg. Marks: 2.7Avg. I...
Cats Pride Ambassadors Kate Darby and Mikayla Bowen talk about the significance of the AFLW Pride Round. Presented by Deakin
Mikayla Bowen and Georgia Clarke speak to the media ahead of Geelong's Round 3 clash with the Pies. Proudly Presented by Ford Australia.
Watch the moment that Mikayla Bowen, Shelley Scott, Jackie Parry and Mia Skinner received their jumpers ahead of Geelong's Round 1 clash with Richmond.
Geelong Football Club acknowledges Wadawurrung as the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the Land on which our club, our families and our communities work and play. We pay our respects to Elders of the past, the present, and those that will lead their collective future. Kardinyu, in Wadawurrung language is the place of the morning sun, a place of deep cultural connection and significance, a meeting place since the beginning of time. We are honoured to walk with the Wadawurrung People, to listen, respect and talk together on our journey on Wadawurrung Country.
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