Geelong utility Jack Henry has inked a new three-year deal to remain at Kardinia Park until the end of the 2024 season.
Henry has developed into a serviceable defender/forward utility for coach Chris Scott across his 71 career games - dating back to 2018 - cementing his place in the Cats' best 22.
The 22-year-old is currently enjoying a career-best season, recording 13.8 disposals, 4.8 marks, 2.4 inside 50's and a goal per game from his five matches in the hoops this year.
Party time ๐ Jack Henry hit the perfect checkside.@GordonTAFE #GeelongStrong pic.twitter.com/LAAsA2JS4I
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โI grew up across the road from GMHBA Stadium and was a huge Geelong supporter as a kid. For my childhood dream to be a reality, and now to secure my time here for another three years is amazing,โ Henry said, perย Cats Media.ย
โIโve been enjoying trialing a few different positions as a forward, back and ruck. But clocking up some wins with my teammates is the most important thing.
โItโs the best workplace you could possibly have. I want to play footy here for as long as possible, so Iโm stoked.โ
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Henry is set to line up for Geelong on Saturday night as the Cats travel to Sydney to face the Swans at the SCG.
