Thomas Stewart is a professional Australian rules footballer who has made a significant impact in the Australian Football League (AFL) as a member of the Geelong Football Club. Standing at 190 cm and weighing 88 kg, Stewart plays as a running half-back, showcasing his versatility against both oversized and undersized opponents. His journey began with the Geelong Falcons and South Barwon Football Club, where he won consecutive premierships in 2012 and 2013, demonstrating his early promise in the sport.

Drafted by Geelong with the 40th overall pick in the 2016 national draft, Stewart made his debut in the 2017 season, quickly establishing himself as a key player. His first season saw him play 21 matches, averaging 14.7 disposals and earning a spot in Geelong’s defensive lineup. By 2018, Stewart’s performance had elevated him to one of the league’s top defenders, earning him the AFLCA Young Player Award and his first All-Australian selection, a testament to his rapid development and skill.

In 2019, Stewart was elevated to Geelong’s leadership team, reflecting his growth and influence within the club. He continued to excel, averaging 23.2 disposals and achieving his second All-Australian selection. His consistent performance solidified his reputation as a premier defender in the league, culminating in a successful 2020 season where he played in the AFL Grand Final.

Stewart’s accolades continued to accumulate, with five All-Australian selections by 2023, making him the player with the fewest games played to reach this milestone. Known for his elite kicking skills and intercept marking ability, Stewart is not only a standout player but also a potential future captain for Geelong, embodying leadership both on and off the field.