The GIANTS farewell Conor Stone, after the club informed the 24-year-old that he would not be offered a contract for the 2027 season.

Stone joined the club via pick 15 in the 2020 Telstra AFL Draft and went on to play 30 senior games in the orange and charcoal across his six seasons.

A versatile utility, Stone made his AFL debut in round four, 2021 against Collingwood at the MCG.

Despite injury setbacks throughout his career, he remained dedicated to his development and continued to work hard to make the most of his opportunities.

A consistent performer at VFL level, Stone was named the GIANTS’ VFL Player of the Year in 2024 in recognition of his strong season and contribution to the side.

GIANTS Executive General Manager of Football, Jason McCartney thanked Stone for his services to the club.

“Conor has been a valued member of our program over the past six seasons and has always shown a strong commitment to his football, his teammates and the club,” McCartney said.

“He’s shown his versatility across a number of roles and had some strong performances at VFL level, highlighted by being named our VFL Player of the Year in 2024.

“While we’ve made the decision to move in a different direction, we’re grateful for Conor’s contribution to the club and wish him all the best for whatever comes next in his football career.”