The AFL has announced its 40-player squad for the 2024 AFL All-Australian team, with three Cats making the initial squad.  

Jeremy Cameron, Max Holmes and Tyson Stengle have all been named in the squad, with the three Geelong stars recognised for their terrific home and away seasons.  

Cameron is a three time All-Australian having made the team in 2013, 2019 and 2022 while also making the squad in 2015.  

Across 22 games this season Cameron kicked 58 goals to finish second in the Coleman Medal, averaging 7.3 score involvements per game to be a significant threat inside 50 for the Cats. 

Along with his prolific season in the forward half, Cameron also averaged over 16 disposals and six marks per game while going at 67% disposal efficiency in a stellar campaign.  

Max Holmes has earned the first All-Australian squad selection of his career after a breakout 2024 season, which saw the young gun play instrumental roles both across half back and through the midfield.  

Playing all 23 regular season games, Holmes averaged 24.2 disposals and 5.6 marks per game while going at an impressive 68% disposal efficiency.  

Holmes was a key driver of Geelong’s ball movement averaging 554 meters gained per game, while also pushing forward to kick 13 goals across the season.  

Tyson Stengle, who earned his first All Australian blazer in 2022, has been selected in this year’s squad in his third season with the Cats, following another strong year from one of the competition’s best small forwards.  

Stengle featured in every game for Geelong in the home and away season, booting 42 goals for the year including 14 matches where he kicked two goals or more.  

Along with his crafty finishing in front of the big sticks, Stengle averaged over six score involvements and three inside 50 entries per game to help the Cats potent offense to thrive.  

The final All-Australian team will be announced on Thursday at the AFL Awards night, which will be broadcast live on Fox Footy from 7.30pm.