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Jack Weston and Benjohnson leave the club
http://www.geelongcats.com.au/geelongnews/newsarticle/tabid/3933/newsid/125714/default.aspx
Geelong has delisted rookies Ben Johnson and Jack Weston.
The pair spent the past two season on the club’s rookie list, playing in the VFL. Johnson also played in the NAB Cup this year, appearing in three games and kicking one goal.
Overall he played 36 games and has kicked 58 goals for the Cats at VFL level.
Weston battled injury, playing only four VFL games in 2011. In his two years he played 22 times in the VFL and kicked 10 goals.
“Would like to thank the Geelong Football Club for the opportunity and support over the past two years. Didn't end up the way I would of liked,” Weston tweeted.
“But I'll look back at my time and be proud of being a part of such a great club. I wish the Club all the best!”
With the retirements of Cameron Ling, Darren Milburn, Cameron Mooney, Brad Ottens, Mark Blake and Marcus Drum, the Cats did not need to delist any senior listed players to reach minimum list levels for the draft.
The Cats only addition to the list so far is father son pick Jed Bews who will officially become a Cat at the November 24 draft.
The official draft order won't be known until the second list lodgement on November 16 but the Cats currently have picks 32, 34, 48, 66, 84 and 102 (to be used for Jed Bews).
http://www.geelongcats.com.au/geelongnews/newsarticle/tabid/3933/newsid/125714/default.aspx
Geelong has delisted rookies Ben Johnson and Jack Weston.
The pair spent the past two season on the club’s rookie list, playing in the VFL. Johnson also played in the NAB Cup this year, appearing in three games and kicking one goal.
Overall he played 36 games and has kicked 58 goals for the Cats at VFL level.
Weston battled injury, playing only four VFL games in 2011. In his two years he played 22 times in the VFL and kicked 10 goals.
“Would like to thank the Geelong Football Club for the opportunity and support over the past two years. Didn't end up the way I would of liked,” Weston tweeted.
“But I'll look back at my time and be proud of being a part of such a great club. I wish the Club all the best!”
With the retirements of Cameron Ling, Darren Milburn, Cameron Mooney, Brad Ottens, Mark Blake and Marcus Drum, the Cats did not need to delist any senior listed players to reach minimum list levels for the draft.
The Cats only addition to the list so far is father son pick Jed Bews who will officially become a Cat at the November 24 draft.
The official draft order won't be known until the second list lodgement on November 16 but the Cats currently have picks 32, 34, 48, 66, 84 and 102 (to be used for Jed Bews).




Was never consistent or dominant enough to get a spot on our list, but good luck to him. Anyway from looking at his twitter account he has been holidaying with Bianca Chatfield from the Vixens so he is tracking ok in my view...

