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High-flyer Mitch Georgiades has shown that he is one of Port Adelaide’s most exciting young talents. He has developed himself as a strong key forward capable of exerting dominance in the forward half.
Known for his huge grabs and ability to get his hands on the ball, Georgiades can dominate the forward line when the ball is coming his way. In the 20 games he played in 2024, he kicked a career-best 44 goals – also taking home the club’s leading goalkicker award for that year.
The 23-year year old showed out in 2024 and established himself as a mainstay in Port Adelaide’s forward line. Despite strong rival interest, the young talent signed a contract extension keeping him at Alberton until at least the end of 2027, displaying the club’s faith in his ability and huge potential.
AFL Honours
– Mark of the Year (2022)- Third Rising Star (2021)- Rising Star nominee (Round 5, 2021)- Rising Star nominee (Round 9, 2020)
Club Honours
– Leading goalkicker (2024)- Gavin Wanganeen Award (2021)
Known for his huge grabs and ability to get his hands on the ball, Georgiades can dominate the forward line when the ball is coming his way. In the 20 games he played in 2024, he kicked a career-best 44 goals – also taking home the club’s leading goalkicker award for that year.
The 23-year year old showed out in 2024 and established himself as a mainstay in Port Adelaide’s forward line. Despite strong rival interest, the young talent signed a contract extension keeping him at Alberton until at least the end of 2027, displaying the club’s faith in his ability and huge potential.
AFL Honours
– Mark of the Year (2022)- Third Rising Star (2021)- Rising Star nominee (Round 5, 2021)- Rising Star nominee (Round 9, 2020)
Club Honours
– Leading goalkicker (2024)- Gavin Wanganeen Award (2021)
Known for his huge grabs and ability to get his hands on the ball, Georgiades can dominate the forward line when the ball is coming his way. In the 20 games he played in 2024, he kicked a career-best 44 goals – also taking home the club’s leading goalkicker award for that year.
The 23-year year old showed out in 2024 and established himself as a mainstay in Port Adelaide’s forward line. Despite strong rival interest, the young talent signed a contract extension keeping him at Alberton until at least the end of 2027, displaying the club’s faith in his ability and huge potential.
AFL Honours
– Mark of the Year (2022)- Third Rising Star (2021)- Rising Star nominee (Round 5, 2021)- Rising Star nominee (Round 9, 2020)
Club Honours
– Leading goalkicker (2024)- Gavin Wanganeen Award (2021)
The 23-year year old showed out in 2024 and established himself as a mainstay in Port Adelaide’s forward line. Despite strong rival interest, the young talent signed a contract extension keeping him at Alberton until at least the end of 2027, displaying the club’s faith in his ability and huge potential.
AFL Honours
– Mark of the Year (2022)- Third Rising Star (2021)- Rising Star nominee (Round 5, 2021)- Rising Star nominee (Round 9, 2020)
Club Honours
– Leading goalkicker (2024)- Gavin Wanganeen Award (2021)
The 23-year year old showed out in 2024 and established himself as a mainstay in Port Adelaide’s forward line. Despite strong rival interest, the young talent signed a contract extension keeping him at Alberton until at least the end of 2027, displaying the club’s faith in his ability and huge potential. AFL Honours – Mark of the Year (2022)- Third Rising Star (2021)- Rising Star nominee (Round 5, 2021)- Rising Star nominee (Round 9, 2020) Club Honours – Leading goalkicker (2024)- Gavin Wanganeen Award (2021) High-flyer Mitch Georgiades has shown that he is one of Port Adelaide’s most exciting young talents. He has developed himself as a strong key forward capable of exerting dominance in the forward half.
Known for his huge grabs and ability to get his hands on the ball, Georgiades can dominate the forward line when the ball is coming his way. In the 20 games he played in 2024, he kicked a career-best 44 goals – also taking home the club’s leading goalkicker award for that year.
The 23-year year old showed out in 2024 and established himself as a mainstay in Port Adelaide’s forward line. Despite strong rival interest, the young talent signed a contract extension keeping him at Alberton until at least the end of 2027, displaying the club’s faith in his ability and huge potential.
AFL Honours
– Mark of the Year (2022)- Third Rising Star (2021)- Rising Star nominee (Round 5, 2021)- Rising Star nominee (Round 9, 2020)
Club Honours
– Leading goalkicker (2024)- Gavin Wanganeen Award (2021)
Known for his huge grabs and ability to get his hands on the ball, Georgiades can dominate the forward line when the ball is coming his way. In the 20 games he played in 2024, he kicked a career-best 44 goals – also taking home the club’s leading goalkicker award for that year.
The 23-year year old showed out in 2024 and established himself as a mainstay in Port Adelaide’s forward line. Despite strong rival interest, the young talent signed a contract extension keeping him at Alberton until at least the end of 2027, displaying the club’s faith in his ability and huge potential.
AFL Honours
– Mark of the Year (2022)- Third Rising Star (2021)- Rising Star nominee (Round 5, 2021)- Rising Star nominee (Round 9, 2020)
Club Honours
– Leading goalkicker (2024)- Gavin Wanganeen Award (2021)
Known for his huge grabs and ability to get his hands on the ball, Georgiades can dominate the forward line when the ball is coming his way. In the 20 games he played in 2024, he kicked a career-best 44 goals – also taking home the club’s leading goalkicker award for that year.
The 23-year year old showed out in 2024 and established himself as a mainstay in Port Adelaide’s forward line. Despite strong rival interest, the young talent signed a contract extension keeping him at Alberton until at least the end of 2027, displaying the club’s faith in his ability and huge potential.
AFL Honours
– Mark of the Year (2022)- Third Rising Star (2021)- Rising Star nominee (Round 5, 2021)- Rising Star nominee (Round 9, 2020)
Club Honours
– Leading goalkicker (2024)- Gavin Wanganeen Award (2021)
The 23-year year old showed out in 2024 and established himself as a mainstay in Port Adelaide’s forward line. Despite strong rival interest, the young talent signed a contract extension keeping him at Alberton until at least the end of 2027, displaying the club’s faith in his ability and huge potential.
AFL Honours
– Mark of the Year (2022)- Third Rising Star (2021)- Rising Star nominee (Round 5, 2021)- Rising Star nominee (Round 9, 2020)
Club Honours
– Leading goalkicker (2024)- Gavin Wanganeen Award (2021)
The 23-year year old showed out in 2024 and established himself as a mainstay in Port Adelaide’s forward line. Despite strong rival interest, the young talent signed a contract extension keeping him at Alberton until at least the end of 2027, displaying the club’s faith in his ability and huge potential. AFL Honours – Mark of the Year (2022)- Third Rising Star (2021)- Rising Star nominee (Round 5, 2021)- Rising Star nominee (Round 9, 2020) Club Honours – Leading goalkicker (2024)- Gavin Wanganeen Award (2021) Team and player honours Port Adelaide snares a huge goal after Blake Hardwick’s kick ricochets off Mitch Georgiades’ head and ends in the hands of Darcy-Byrne Jones Mitch Georgiades may land himself in hot water after this off-the-ball incident with Nick Coffield. Mitch Georgiades gets off to a cracking start with the first two goals of the game Mitch Georgiades gathers at pace and side-steps his way to a classy finish. Mitch Georgiades speaks to the media after his first game back following an ACL injury. Watch Mitch Georgiades kick three goals in his full return to football. Fresh from signing a 4 year contract extension, Mitch Georgiades speaks to the media at Alberton Oval. See the best of Mitch Georgiades as he signs a four-year contract extension. Mitch Georgiades clunks another great grab against GWS. Mitch Georgiades shows off his forward craft against St Kilda. Be it by design – or now necessity with the injury list continuing to claim tall forwards – the Port Adelaide attack is looking very different post-Charlie Dixon. Forward Mitch Georgiades is revelling in his first full AFL pre-season. Every week, Mitch Georgiades’ mum reminds him to enjoy himself on the field. And it’s paying dividends Mitch Georgiades will miss Sunday’s Round 18 clash against Gold Coast. The Port Adelaide Football Club acknowledges the land on which we train and play, are based on the traditional lands of the Kaurna people. We respect their spiritual relationship with their country. We also acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as the traditional custodians of Australia and that their cultural and heritage beliefs are still as important to the living people today. Up Next
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