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GWS Giants odds
About the Giants
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Records & History
The Greater Western Sydney Giants are on the verge of creating AFL history – they just need some luck with injuries.
The league’s newest club entered the competition in 2012, one season after the Gold Coast Suns, and immediately went about showing up its fellow expansion franchise.
After exiting at the preliminary finals in 2016 and 2018, the Giants reached their first AFL Grand Final in 2019. They fell short on the big stage, however, and then dropped out of the top eight the following year.
Since arriving at the club, Adam Kingsley as led the Giants to successive finals appeareances, but in 2024, it was a finals series to forget. The Giants let slip two almost unassaignable leads against Sydney and then again to Brisbane in an embarrassing capitulation.
Can the Giants bounce back this year? Let’s have a look at the futures markets where the Giants feature in 2025.
About the GWS Giants
| Established: | 2012 |
|---|---|
| Home ground: | ENGIE Stadium |
| Coach: | Adam Kingsley |
| Captain: | Toby Greene |
| Premierships: | 0 |
| 2024 finish: | 4th (15-8-0) |
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Updated GWS Giants futures betting
| 2025 Premiership | Coleman Medal | Brownlow Medal | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Odds @ Marantelli Bet | +800 | Jesse Hogan +450 | Tom Green +1400 |
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Best GWS Giants bets for the 2025 AFL season
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- GWS enters the 2025 season with a well-balanced squad, combining emerging stars like Tom Green and Finn Calaghan along with seasoned leaders. With a strong midfield and improving forward line, the Giants are poised to make a serious premiership push. Key to their success will be consistency, fitness, the ability to close out games. If they can maintain form, GWS will be a formidable contender for the AFL premiership in 2025.
- Jesse Hogan will be a strong contender for the 2025 Coleman Medal after his impressive 2024 win. With his powerful marking, goal sense, and ability to dominate in the forward line, Hogan remains one of the most dangerous key forwards in the game. If he continues his form and stays injury-free, he will be a serious threat to claim back-to-back Coleman Medals in 2025.
- Tom Green is a strong Brownlow Medal contender in 2025, following a breakout 2024 season. Known for his hard-ball winning ability, clearance work, and improving disposal efficiency, Green will be a key figure in GWS’s midfield. His physicality and influence around the contest make him a standout candidate, and if he can maintain his form, he’ll be in the mix for the prestigious individual honour.
GWS Giants 2025 AFL fixture
| Round | Date | Opponent | Time (AEDT/AEST) | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Opening Round | Sunday, March 9 | Collingwood Magpies | 3:20 PM | ENGIE Stadium, NSW |
| 1 | Sunday, March 16 | Melbourne Demons | 3:20 PM | MCG, VIC |
| 2 | BYE | |||
| 3 | Saturday, March 29 | Hawthorn Hawks | 7:35 PM | UTAS Stadium, TAS |
| 4 | Sunday, April 6 | West Coast Eagles | 1:10 PM | ENGIE Stadium, NSW |
| 5 | Sunday, April 13 | St Kilda Saints | 3:20 PM | Norwood Oval, SA |
| 6 | Saturday, April 19 | Adelaide Crows | 4:15 PM | Adelaide Oval, SA |
| 7 | Saturday, April 26 | Western Bulldogs | 7:35 PM | Manuka Oval, ACT |
| 8 | Sunday, May 4 | Sydney Swans | 1:10 PM | SCG, NSW |
| 9 | Sunday, May 11 | Geelong Cats | 3:20 PM | GMHBA Stadium, VIC |
| 10 | Saturday, May 17 | Fremantle Dockers | 4:15 PM | ENGIE Stadium, NSW |
| 11 | Saturday, May 24 | Carlton Blues | 12:35 PM | Marvel Stadium, VIC |
| 12 | Saturday, May 31 | Richmond Tigers | 4:15 PM | ENGIE Stadium, NSW |
| 13 | Saturday, June 7 | Port Adelaide Power | 7:35 PM | Manuka Oval, ACT |
| 14 | Saturday, June 14 | Brisbane Lions | 1:20 PM | Gabba, QLD |
| 15 | Sunday, June 22 | Gold Coast Suns | 1:10 PM | ENGIE Stadium, NSW |
| 16 | BYE | |||
| 17 | TBC | West Coast Eagles | TBC | Optus Stadium, WA |
| 18 | TBC | Geelong Cats | TBC | ENGIE Stadium, NSW |
| 19 | TBC | Essendon Bombers | TBC | Marvel Stadium, VIC |
| 20 | TBC | Sydney Swans | TBC | ENGIE Stadium, NSW |
| 21 | TBC | Western Bulldogs | TBC | Marvel Stadium, VIC |
| 22 | TBC | North Melbourne Kangaroos | TBC | Manuka Oval, ACT |
| 23 | TBC | Gold Coast Suns | TBC | People First Stadium, QLD |
| 24 | TBC | St Kilda Saints | TBC | ENGIE Stadium, NSW |
Giants players to watch in 2025
Tom Green
Born: 23/01/2001
Games: 92
Goals: 36
Position: Midfielder
Tom Green is arguably one of the best contested ball winners and accumulators in the competition. The Canberra product had the most disposals in 2024 in the competition (770), so he is never far away from the action. With the ability to roll forward and use his big frame inside 50 and slot important goals, Tom Green shapes as a crucial point of difference for the Giants in 2024. If Green improves even further in 2025, he may just drag the Giants across the line in games on their bid to claim a maiden premiership success.
Aaron Cadman
Born: 03/03/2004
Games: 35
Goals: 36
Position: Forward
Aaron Cadman shapes as one of the more important players in the Giants best 22 heading into 2025. With Jesse Hogan having a career-best season, the reigning Coleman Medal winner will need support from someone, and that looks to be from the former #1 draft pick. Cadman showed glimpses of what he is capable of in 2024, and with close to 40 games under his belt, Cadman is ready to take this competition by storm. He is an accurate set shot, and with reliable set of dukes, Cadman’s 2025 season could be one to remember.
Darcy Jones
Born: 03/04/2004
Games: 14
Goals: 12
Position: Forward
‘The Kid With The Lid,’ Darcy Jones, was ultra-impressive in 2024 after making his debut on ANZAC Day. The livewire small forward brought plenty of forward pressure and quickly gelled with the likes of Brent Daniels and Toby Bedford as the Giants embraced their own version of the “mosquito fleet.” Averaging almost a goal per game, Jones is a constant scoring threat, but it is his defensive pressure inside the forward 50 that makes him such an exciting prospect for the orange team.
GWS Giants records
- Most matches:
Callan Ward – 235 (2012-present) - Most goals kicked in one match:
Jeremy Cameron – 9 (Rd 23, 2019) - Most Best & Fairest awards:
Lachie Whitfield & Josh Kelly – 2 each - Most matches as coach:
Leon Cameron – 193 (2014-2022) - Most goals in a season:
Jesse Hogan – 77 (2024) - Most career goals:
Jeremy Cameron – 427 (2012-2020)
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