Tom Stewart

Tom Stewart has established himself as one of the AFL’s most dominant defenders, transitioning from local football to a five-time All-Australian. After being drafted by the Geelong Football Club with their 40th overall pick in the 2016 national draft, Tom Stewart swiftly established himself as one of the AFL’s most dominant defenders. His professional football journey began with notable performances for the Geelong Falcons in the TAC Cup and for the South Barwon Football Club, where he was a key member of their 2013 premiership team, coached by Australian Football Hall of Famer Matthew Scarlett. Stewart’s strong play for the Geelong VFL team in 2016 paved the way for his AFL selection.

His unwavering commitment culminated in 2022 when Stewart won his first AFL premiership with Geelong and earned his fourth All-Australian selection, further cementing his status among the league’s elite. In 2023, Stewart continued to make history, receiving his fifth career All-Australian selection and his second Carji Greeves Medal. This achievement set a new record for the fewest games played (148) to reach five All-Australian honors, highlighting his unprecedented impact and consistent excellence at the highest level of Australian Rules Football. Tom Stewart remains a vital leader and a highly marketable talent, known for his defensive prowess and record-breaking career achievements within the AFL.