#foreverGold

All Memberships can still be purchased online during this time, please note that any merchandise orders received after Tuesday 18th December will not be fulfilled until the Club re-opens on Monday 7th December.

The Glenelg Football Club would like to wish all our Members & supporters a happy and safe Christmas. We look forward to seeing you in the New Year for a big 2019!

GO TIGERS!

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KICK-OFF

The Tigers will kick-off season 2019 under lights against Norwood at Cooper’s Stadium on Friday March 29.

GOOD FRIDAY FOOTY @ THE BAY

Good Friday Footy is back home in 2019! We take on Sturt in a twilight blockbuster on Friday April 19 at ACH Group Stadium.

FOOTY UNDER LIGHTS

Plenty of practice with the yellow ball in 2019, with 4 of our first 5 games played under lights (3 night & 1 twilight). Two of these will be at ACH Group Stadium which includes our Twilight Good Friday Clash.

WOMEN’S FOOTY @ THE BAY

Our girls will be in action at ACH Group Stadium for the first time in 2019. 4 matches are locked in at home which also align with the Men’s home game fixture, meaning Men’s & Women’s Triple Headers!

GLENELG TO HOST WOMEN’S GRAND FINAL

Along with 4 scheduled home games at Glenelg, The Statewide Super Women’s League Grand Final will also be held at ACH Group Stadium on Sunday May 26.

View the full 2019 SANFL Statewide Super League Fixture HERE

Camp 1 of the AFL HUB (SA) saw our Glenelg future stars head North to the NT for an end of year training camp. The 4 day camp took the boys to Alice Springs & Yulara where players were involved in training programs and cultural experiences. Our players involved were Will Gould, Brady Searle, Kaine Baldwin, Luke Edwards and Cooper Horsnell.

By ZAC MILBANK

Glenelg has locked in the homecoming of skillful utility Cory Gregson, with the delisted Geelong forward targeting a Round 1 start with the Tigers in 2019.

Struck down by a debilitating foot injury which restricted him to 39 AFL games with the Cats in four seasons, Gregson revealed he has resumed running since his latest bout of surgery in July.

The talented 22-year-old said he's encouraged by his progress given he is pain free during, and after, each running session in the past month.

After playing five League matches with the Bays in 2014, the former gymnast burst on to the elite scene by playing 20 games with Geelong in 2015 after being selected at pick No.47 in the AFL Draft.

But he has since been restricted due to the navicular bone in his left foot, resulting in him being released by the Cats in September.

Measuring in at 175cm and 79kg, he is now refreshed and excited to spend more time in the midfield under Bays coach Mark Stone.

Even while playing in the VFL for the Cats, Gregson was chiefly stationed inside attacking 50m but he is likely to be used for longer around the centre square upon his return to Brighton Road.

Now set to start his off-field career as a carpenter, Gregson is looking forward to playing alongside fellow midfield recruit Luke Partington as well as good mates such as Elliot Chalmers, Matt Snook, co-captain Andrew Bradley and 2018 best-and-fairest Max Proud.

His signature adds to those of Partington, key forward Liam McBean, defender Brad Agnew and Launceston utility Rulla Kelly-Mansell in a promising off-season for the Tigers.