Toby Greene was a midfield revelation for the GIANTS in his first season, collecting more disposals than any eighteen year old in the history of the game.

Greene made his AFL debut against the Sydney Swans in Round 1 2012 and played 20 games in total in his first season.

With an average of 28.4 disposals per game, Greene finished the season ranked eighth for disposals in the AFL competition.

The exciting young midfielder was nominated for the NAB AFL Rising Star Award after collecting 31 disposals and a goal against the Sydney Swans in Round 14. Greene was not eligible to win the award as he was suspended for one match for engaging in rough conduct with Brisbane’s Jed Adcock in Round 8.

Greene put in a number of impressive individual performances in 2012, including 38 disposals in rounds 21 and 23 and eight goals for the season.

After a stand out first season in the competition, Greene was presented a number of awards at the club’s inaugural best and fairest including runner up in the Kevin Sheedy Medal, the Member’s Choice Award and the Rising Star Award. 

Previous Player History

Toby Greene prolific midfielder, who wins contested ball, has terrific evasive skills in traffic and can find the ball in space.

He excelled at the NAB AFL Under 18 Championships, averaging 24.5 disposals, including 11 contested.

He was awarded All Australian honours and MVP for Vic Metro. He also had an outstanding year in the TAC Cup, averaging 29.2 disposals, six clearances and six hard ball gets.

The GWS GIANTS selected Toby with pick number 11 in the 2011 NAB AFL Draft.