Toby Greene

Toby Greene has established himself as a dynamic and captivating player, recognized as a leader and a consistently high-performing forward in the Australian Football League (AFL). After being selected with the 11th overall pick in the 2011 AFL Draft by the Greater Western Sydney Giants, Toby Greene went on to become an inaugural GIANT, debuting in the club’s first season in 2012 against Sydney. His talent was immediately evident as a prolific ball-winner, earning him the Giants’ best first-year player award and runner-up for the prestigious Kevin Sheedy Medal in his debut year. Greene was also nominated for the AFL Rising Star award in 2012, quickly establishing a reputation as one of the league’s most dynamic and captivating players, known for his innate goal sense and ability to perform in crucial moments.

His outstanding performance in 2023 garnered him numerous accolades, including his third All-Australian selection, where he was named captain of the team, and his second Kevin Sheedy Medal. In 2024, Greene maintained his strong performance, adding 44 more majors to his career tally and continuing his status as one of the league’s most dangerous mid-sized forwards. Demonstrating remarkable longevity and commitment, he played his 250th game in 2025, a milestone year where he also secured the GWS leading goalkicker award, reinforcing his enduring impact and fiercely loyal approach to the sport.