The Geelong Cats confirmed that forward Alex O'Connor and midfielder James Wiltshire have committed to the club, extending their contracts for the next two seasons.
The announcement was made during the club's media briefing on Thursday, with head coach Chris Scott praising the players' dedication and their role in the team's strategy.
O'Connor, who has been a key contributor in the forward line, and Wiltshire, known for his midfield versatility, both expressed excitement about continuing with the Cats and working towards a premiership campaign. The club highlighted that their experience will be invaluable as Geelong seeks to rebuild after a challenging 2025 season.
Geelong, based in Victoria's regional city of Geelong, has a storied history in the Australian Football League, with multiple premierships to its name. The club's leadership has emphasized a focus on youth development and strategic recruitment, aiming to blend seasoned talent with emerging prospects.
Fans and analysts alike view the signings as a positive sign of stability and ambition for the Cats as they prepare for the next AFL season.
