Tom Stewart
2021 Stats
Clearances
11
Disposals
344
Kicks
263
Marks
125
Tackles
23
Eyeing grand final return
Stewart continues to rehab in hopes of a return for the grand final, David McPherson of the Cats' official site reports.
ANALYSIS
Stewart underwent Linsfranc surgery and is reportedly doing well in his recovery to this point. He will continue to work his way back from the issue and hopes to be ready for the grand final, should the Cats continue to progress without him.
Stewart underwent Linsfranc surgery and is reportedly doing well in his recovery to this point. He will continue to work his way back from the issue and hopes to be ready for the grand final, should the Cats continue to progress without him.
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Match leader in marks (12)
Stewart procured 25 disposals and 12 marks Saturday as Geelong defeated Carlton 70-44 at MCG.
ANALYSIS
Stewart topped 20 kicks for a second-straight week and finished first in marks in Saturday's contest. The 28 year-old continues to produce strong numbers in the month of July, combining for 50 disposals, 25 marks and 16 rebound 50s in wins over Essendon and Carlton, and currently finds himself chasing only Cameron Guthrie and Mitchell Duncan as the Cats' leader in fantasy score per game (96.25 points).
Stewart topped 20 kicks for a second-straight week and finished first in marks in Saturday's contest. The 28 year-old continues to produce strong numbers in the month of July, combining for 50 disposals, 25 marks and 16 rebound 50s in wins over Essendon and Carlton, and currently finds himself chasing only Cameron Guthrie and Mitchell Duncan as the Cats' leader in fantasy score per game (96.25 points).
Stars in siren win
Stewart logged 27 disposals (24 kicks, three handballs) and took 13 marks during Friday's 83-78 win over the Western Bulldogs in Round 14.
ANALYSIS
Stewart was nearly unstoppable on intercept-marks and made a big difference after Mitch Duncan went down early with a knee injury. If he can get back to his streak of games over 100 fantasy points, which he did between Round's 5-8, Stewart can be just as valuable as a high-end midfielder instead of a defender with a limited ceiling.
Stewart was nearly unstoppable on intercept-marks and made a big difference after Mitch Duncan went down early with a knee injury. If he can get back to his streak of games over 100 fantasy points, which he did between Round's 5-8, Stewart can be just as valuable as a high-end midfielder instead of a defender with a limited ceiling.
Racks up marks Sunday
Stewart tallied 30 disposals (20 kicks, 10 handballs), 11 marks and one tackle in a 77-47 win over North Melbourne on Sunday.
ANALYSIS
Stewart had a busy afternoon, checking in third in disposals for the Cats while comfortably setting the pace in marks. Stewart has once again been a prolific supplier of production in that category after racking up 125 marks over 18 games last season, already tallying 44 over five 2021 contests.
Stewart had a busy afternoon, checking in third in disposals for the Cats while comfortably setting the pace in marks. Stewart has once again been a prolific supplier of production in that category after racking up 125 marks over 18 games last season, already tallying 44 over five 2021 contests.
Hauls in 14 marks Saturday
Stewart totaled 26 disposals (18 kicks, eight handballs), 14 marks and one tackle in Saturday's 100-32 semi-final victory over the Magpies.
ANALYSIS
Stewart was certainly impactful during Saturday's blowout victory, managing a season-high 14 marks in what was possibly his best game of the season. He leads the entire league in marks per game and ranks as one of the most productive defenders available. The Cats will now face the Lions in next week's Grand Final qualifier, a matchup that is sure to test Stewart.
Stewart was certainly impactful during Saturday's blowout victory, managing a season-high 14 marks in what was possibly his best game of the season. He leads the entire league in marks per game and ranks as one of the most productive defenders available. The Cats will now face the Lions in next week's Grand Final qualifier, a matchup that is sure to test Stewart.
Logs 25 disposals in loss
Stewart collected 25 disposals (20 kicks, five handballs) and made eight marks during Friday's 57-31 loss to Richmond.
ANALYSIS
Stewart has been a top performer for the Cats and has made an even more significant impact over the second half of the summer. With at least 20 disposals and seven marks in all but one of the last six Rounds, Stewart continues to contribute at a high level no matter the opponent.
Stewart has been a top performer for the Cats and has made an even more significant impact over the second half of the summer. With at least 20 disposals and seven marks in all but one of the last six Rounds, Stewart continues to contribute at a high level no matter the opponent.