2009 Geelong Football Club season

The 2009 Geelong Football Club season was the club's 110th season in the Australian Football League (AFL). Geelong won the 2009 NAB Cup, their third night series/pre-season premiership, defeating Collingwood by 76 points, and finished the regular season in second position on the ladder, resulting in qualification for the 2009 AFL finals series. Geelong's regular season record (18 wins, four losses) was the first time a team had won 18 or more matches in the VFL/AFL's regular season for three consecutive seasons (2007, 2008, 2009). Geelong then proceeded to win its qualifying and preliminary finals in succession to earn a place in the 2009 AFL Grand Final against the minor premiers St Kilda. Geelong won the 2009 Grand Final over St Kilda by 80 points to 68.^[1]

Club list

Changes from 2008 list

Additions

Exchange period – received:
- None
Rookie elevation:
- None
Father/son selection:
- None
NAB AFL Draft (29 November 2008):

Mitchell Brown (Round 1; Overall pick 15; from Geelong Falcons)
Thomas Gillies (Round 2; Overall pick 33; from Dandenong Stringrays)
Steven Motlop (Round 3; Overall pick 39; from Wanderers)
Taylor Hunt (Round 3; Overall pick 49; from Sandringham Dragons)

NAB AFL Pre-Season Draft (16 December 2008):
- None^[2]
NAB AFL Rookie Draft (16 December 2008):

Adam Varcoe (Round 1; Overall pick 15; from Central District)^[2]^[3]
Bryn Weadon (Round 2; Overall pick 31; from North Ballarat Rebels)^[2]^[3]
Tom Allwright (Round 3; Overall pick 46; from North Hobart Demons)^[2]^[3]
Ranga Ediriwickrama (Round 4; Overall pick 60; via NSW AFL scholarship program)^[2]^[3]

Deletions

Exchange period – traded:

Brent Prismall – to Essendon (received Essendon's Round 3 draft selection – No.39)

Delisted:

Liam Bedford (from Rookie list)^[4]
Jason Davenport^[4]
Chris Kangars (from Rookie list)^[4]

Retirements:

Nathan Ablett^[4]

Rookie list

Players are listed in alphabetical order by surname, and statistics are for AFL regular season and finals series matches during the 2009 AFL season only. Statistics are correct to the end of the 2009 season (26 September 2009).

Name	No.	Debut	Games (2009)	Games (career)	Goals (2009)	Goals (career)
Allwright, Tom !Tom Allwright	48	—	—	—	—	—
Ediriwickrama, Ranga !Ranga Ediriwickrama	42	—	—	—	—	—
Laidler, Jeremy !Jeremy Laidler*	37	2009	1	1	0	0
Moles, Brodie !Brodie Moles	36	—	—	—	—	—
Mumford, Shane !Shane Mumford*	41	2008	18	21	3	3
Varcoe, Adam !Adam Varcoe	46	—	—	—	—	—
Weadon, Bryn !Bryn Weadon	47	—	—	—	—	—

* Nominated rookie (Elevated to senior list during season, eligible for senior selection)

Season summary

NAB Cup

Round	Date and local time	Opponent	Home	Away	Result	Venue	Attendance
Round	Date and local time	Opponent	Scores (Geelong's scores indicated in bold)			Venue	Attendance
1	Saturday, 21 February (7:10 pm)	Adelaide	1.17.8 (119)	2.9.12 (84)	Won by 35 points^[5]	Telstra Dome [H]	10,320^[5]
QF	Saturday, 28 February (3:10 pm)	Port Adelaide	1.6.9 (54)	0.11.6 (72)	Won by 18 points^[6]	AAMI Stadium [A]	8,341^[6]
SF	Saturday, 7 March (7:10 pm)	Carlton	2.9.12 (84)	0.9.13 (67)	Won by 17 points^[7]	Etihad Stadium [H]	15,305^[7]
GF	Friday, 13 March (7:40 pm)	Collingwood	1.6.6 (51)	0.18.19 (127)	Won by 76 points^[8]	Etihad Stadium [A]	37,277^[8]
Geelong were the 2009 NAB Cup premiers.

Regular season

Round	Date and local time	Opponent	Home	Away	Result	Venue	Attendance	Ladder position
Round	Date and local time	Opponent	Scores (Geelong's scores indicated in bold)			Venue	Attendance	Ladder position
1	Friday, 27 March (7:40 pm)	Hawthorn	16.7 (103)	15.21 (111)	Won by 8 points^[9]	MCG [A]	69,593^[9]	7^[10]
2	Saturday, 4 April (2:10 pm)	Richmond	15.15 (105)	13.7 (85)	Won by 20 points^[11]	Skilled Stadium [H]	22,288^[11]	4^[12]
3	Thursday, 9 April (7:40 pm)	Collingwood	18.14 (122)	13.17 (95)	Won by 27 points^[13]	MCG [H]	58,527^[13]	3^[14]
4	Saturday, 18 April (7:40 pm)	Adelaide	13.8 (86)	21.8 (134)	Won by 48 points^[15]	AAMI Stadium [A]	40,418^[15]	2^[16]
5	Sunday, 26 April (1:10 pm)	Brisbane Lions	18.18 (126)	5.3 (33)	Won by 93 points^[17]	Skilled Stadium [H]	15,580^[17]	2^[18]
6	Sunday, 3 May (2:10 pm)	Melbourne	10.8 (68)	15.21 (111)	Won by 43 points^[19]	MCG [A]	36,932^[19]	2^[20]
7	Saturday, 9 May (2:10 pm)	Sydney	17.14 (116)	10.5 (65)	Won by 51 points^[21]	Skilled Stadium [H]	22,050^[19]	2^[22]
8	Saturday, 16 May (2:10 pm)	North Melbourne	18.11 (119)	7.7 (49)	Won by 70 points^[23]	Skilled Stadium [H]	20,873^[23]	2^[24]
9	Friday, 22 May (7:40 pm)	Western Bulldogs	17.14 (116)	17.12 (114)	Won by 2 points^[25]	Etihad Stadium [H]	44,620^[25]	2^[26]
10	Sunday, 31 May (2:10 pm)	Essendon	11.4 (70)	20.14 (134)	Won by 64 points^[27]	Etihad Stadium [A]	48,852^[27]	2^[28]
11	Sunday, 7 June (2:40 pm)	West Coast	12.5 (77)	15.9 (99)	Won by 22 points^[29]	Subiaco Oval [A]	35,355^[29]	2^[30]
12	Sunday, 21 June (2:40 pm)	Fremantle	11.9 (75)	13.16 (94)	Won by 19 points^[31]	Subiaco Oval [A]	33,213^[31]	2^[32]
13	Sunday, 28 June (1:10 pm)	Port Adelaide	18.14 (122)	13.10 (88)	Won by 34 points^[33]	Skilled Stadium [H]	21,142^[33]	2^[34]
14	Sunday, 5 July (2:10 pm)	St Kilda	14.7 (91)	13.7 (85)	Lost by 6 points^[35]	Etihad Stadium [A]	54,444^[35]	2^[36]
15	Saturday, 11 July (7:10 pm)	Brisbane Lions	16.12 (108)	9.11 (65)	Lost by 43 points^[37]	The Gabba [A]	34,274^[37]	2^[38]
16	Saturday, 18 July (2:10 pm)	Melbourne	17.15 (117)	11.5 (71)	Won by 46 points^[39]	Skilled Stadium [H]	21,160^[39]	2^[40]
17	Saturday, 25 July (2:10 pm)	Hawthorn	15.9 (99)	14.14 (98)	Won by 1 point^[41]	MCG [H]	64,803^[41]	2^[42]
18	Saturday, 1 August (2:10 pm)	Adelaide	14.9 (93)	13.13 (91)	Won by 2 points^[43]	Skilled Stadium [H]	21.686^[43]	2^[44]
19	Friday, 7 August (7:40 pm)	Carlton	14.13 (97)	8.14 (62)	Lost by 35 points^[45]	MCG [A]	55,057^[45]	2^[46]
20	Saturday, 15 August (7:10 pm)	Sydney	13.9 (87)	13.14 (92)	Won by 5 points^[47]	ANZ Stadium [A]	40,261^[47]	2^[48]
21	Friday, 21 August (7:40 pm)	Western Bulldogs	16.14 (110)	14.12 (96)	Lost by 14 points^[49]	Etihad Stadium [A]	46,818^[49]	2^[50]
22	Saturday, 29 August (1:10 pm)	Fremantle	14.10 (94)	8.6 (54)	Won by 40 points^[51]	Skilled Stadium [H]	18,196^[51]	2^[52]

Finals

Date and local time	Opponent	Home	Away	Result	Venue	Attendance
Date and local time	Opponent	Scores (Geelong's scores indicated in bold)			Venue	Attendance
Qualifying and Elimination Finals (second qualifying final)
Saturday, 5 September (2:30 pm)	Western Bulldogs	14.12 (96)	12.10 (82)	Won by 14 points^[53]	MCG [H]	74,007^[53]
Preliminary Finals (second preliminary final)
Saturday, 19 September (7:30 pm)	Collingwood	17.18 (120)	6.11 (47)	Won by 73 points^[54]	MCG [H]	87,258^[54]
Grand Final
Saturday, 26 September (2:30 pm)	St Kilda	9.14 (68)	12.8 (80)	Won by 12 points^[55]	MCG [A]	99,251^[55]
Geelong were the 2009 AFL premiers.

Geelong's 2009 teams (Finals)
Qualifying Final	Preliminary Final	Grand Final
B:	Enright	Scarlett	Harley	Enright	Scarlett	Harley	Enright	Scarlett	Harley
HB:	Mackie	Taylor	Milburn	Mackie	Taylor	Milburn	Mackie	Taylor	Milburn
C:	Selwood	Bartel	Corey	Selwood	Bartel	Corey	Selwood	Bartel	Corey
HF:	Kelly	Mooney	Chapman	Kelly	Mooney	Chapman	Kelly	Mooney	Chapman
F:	Byrnes	Hawkins	Varcoe	S. Johnson	Hawkins	Varcoe	S. Johnson	Hawkins	Varcoe
Foll:	Ottens	Ling	Ablett	Ottens	Ling	Ablett	Ottens	Ling	Ablett
Int:	Blake	Hogan	Stokes	Blake	Rooke	Byrnes	Blake	Rooke	Byrnes
Wojcinski			Wojcinski			Wojcinski
Coach:	Mark Thompson			Mark Thompson			Mark Thompson
In:	Chapman, Varcoe			S. Johnson, Rooke			No change
Out:	Gamble, Rooke			Hogan, Stokes			No change

Ladder

2009 AFL Ladder

Team

Pts

St Kilda

2197

1411

155.71

Geelong (P)

2312

1815

127.38

Western Bulldogs

2378

1940

122.58

Collingwood

2174

1778

122.27

Adelaide

2104

1789

117.61

Brisbane Lions

2017

1890

106.72

Carlton

2270

2055

110.46

Essendon

2080

2127

97.79

Hawthorn

1962

2120

92.55

Port Adelaide

1990

2244

88.68

West Coast

1893

2029

93.30

Sydney

1888

2027

93.14

North Melbourne

1680

2015

83.37

Fremantle

1747

2259

77.34

Richmond

1774

2388

74.29

Melbourne

1706

2285

74.66

Key: P = Played, W = Won, L = Lost, D = Drawn, PF = Points for, PA = Points against

Awards and records

Milestones

Player	Milestone	Round
Selwood, Joel !Joel Selwood	050 games !50 games^[56]	Round 05 !Round 5
Varcoe, Travis !Travis Varcoe	050 games !50 games^[57]	Round 17
Milburn, Darren !Darren Milburn	250 games^[43]^[58]	Round 18
Bartel, Jimmy !Jimmy Bartel	150 games^[43]^[58]	Round 18
Mackie, Andrew !Andrew Mackie	100 games^[59]	Round 19
Ling, Cameron !Cameron Ling	200 games^[49]	Round 21
Wojcinski, David !David Wojcinski	150 games^[51]^[60]	Round 22

AFL awards

Award	Recipient	Awarded by
2009 Brownlow Medal	Ablett, Gary, Jr. !Gary Ablett, Jr.	AFL
Leigh Matthews Trophy (AFLPA Most Valuable Player)	Ablett, Gary, Jr. !Gary Ablett, Jr.	AFL Players Association (AFLPA)
Member of the 2009 All-Australian team (back pocket)	Enright, Corey !Corey Enright	AFL
Member of the 2009 All-Australian team (fullback)	Scarlett, Matthew !Matthew Scarlett	AFL
Member of the 2009 All-Australian team (wing)	Selwood, Joel !Joel Selwood	AFL
Member of the 2009 All-Australian team (Half-forward flank)	Chapman, Paul !Paul Chapman	AFL
Member of the 2009 All-Australian team (rover)	Ablett, Gary, Jr. !Gary Ablett, Jr.	AFL
Robert Rose Award for Most Courageous Player	Selwood, Joel !Joel Selwood	AFL Players' Association (AFLPA)
Michael Tuck Medal	Selwood, Joel !Joel Selwood	AFL
2009 AFL Army Award	Hawkins, Tom !Tom Hawkins	AFL
Norm Smith Medal	Chapman, Paul !Paul Chapman	AFL

Club awards

Award	Recipient(s)
Carji Greeves Medal	Ablett, Gary, Jr. !Gary Ablett, Jr. and Enright, Corey !Corey Enright^[61]
Coach's award	Enright, Corey !Corey Enright^[61]
"Best first-year player"	Gillies, Tom !Tom Gillies^[61]
"Best clubman"	Ottens, Brad !Brad Ottens^[61]
Leading goalkicker	Mooney, Cameron !Cameron Mooney^[61]
"Community champion"	Stokes, Mathew !Mathew Stokes^[61]
VFL best-and-fairest	Podsiadly, James !James Podsiadly^[61]
Life membership	Ablett, Gary, Jr. !Gary Ablett, Jr., Bartel, Jimmy !Jimmy Bartel, Thompson, Mark !Mark Thompson and Wojcinski, David !David Wojcinski^[61]

Other honours

Honour	Recipient	Awarded by
"Most under-rated player"	Enright, Corey !Corey Enright	AFLPA / Herald Sun player survey

Records

First, and only, time a club has won 18 or more matches in three consecutive VFL/AFL seasons (2007, 2008, 2009).^[51]
Most times a player has been awarded the Leigh Matthews Trophy as the AFLPA's Most Valuable Player – Gary Ablett, Jr. (three times; 2007, 2008, 2009).
Highest number of disposals in a single VFL/AFL match – Gary Ablett, Jr. in round four against Adelaide (46 disposals; tied with Nathan Buckley).^{[note 1]}
Highest number of handpasses in a single VFL/AFL match – Gary Ablett, Jr. in round four against Adelaide (33 handpasses).^{[note 2]}

Notes

Key

H ^ Home match.
A ^ Away match.

General notes

↑ Ablett and Buckley's record is the official record for the highest number of disposals in a single VFL/AFL match since Champion Data started recording statistics in 1999, and also since quarters were shortened to 20 minutes in 1994. The record has since been broken by Dane Swan (Collingwood), who garnered 48 disposals in Round 10, 2009.
↑ The previous record for most handpasses was held by Matt Priddis (West Coast) and was set during the 2008 AFL season.

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External links

Geelong Football Club

History Records Current squad Players Captains Coaches Awards Carji Greeves Medal Leading goalkickers Coach: Chris Scott Captain: Joel Selwood Founded in 1859 Based in Geelong, Victoria Nickname: Cats

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Geelong did not participate in the 1916, 1942 and 1943 VFL seasons due to the World Wars (indicated in grey)

2009 AFL season

Events	NAB Cup Premiership season Finals series Grand Final National Draft

Awards	AFL Players Association awards All-Australian team Army Award Brownlow Medal Coleman Medal Goal of the Year Leigh Matthews Trophy Mark of the Year Michael Tuck Medal Norm Smith Medal Rising Star

Club overviews	Adelaide Brisbane Lions Carlton Collingwood Essendon Fremantle Geelong Hawthorn Melbourne North Melbourne Port Adelaide Richmond St Kilda Sydney West Coast Western Bulldogs

Player changes	Debuts Retirements and delistings Trades

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