Geelong's VFL team has found a rising star in recruit Jack Costello, who is turning heads in his debut season. The young player has quickly made an impact, drawing praise from teammates and coaches alike.
Impressive Start
Costello, who joined the Cats' VFL program this year, has showcased his skills on the field, demonstrating a strong work ethic and natural talent. His performances have not gone unnoticed, with two influential figures in the Geelong football community publicly backing his development.
Support from Key Figures
Former Geelong premiership player and current VFL coach, Shane O'Bree, has been impressed with Costello's progress. "Jack has come in and adapted really well to our system. He's shown great maturity and a willingness to learn," O'Bree said.
Additionally, Geelong AFL star Patrick Dangerfield has also thrown his support behind the young recruit. "I've seen Jack train and play, and he's got a bright future. He's got the right attitude and the skills to make it," Dangerfield commented.
Background and Potential
Costello previously played for the Geelong Falcons in the NAB League, where he caught the eye of recruiters with his consistent performances. Standing at 186 cm, he is a versatile midfielder who can also contribute in the forward line.
The 19-year-old is determined to make the most of his opportunity. "I'm grateful for the chance to play for Geelong. I'm learning every day from the coaches and senior players, and I want to keep improving," Costello said.
Looking Ahead
With the support of the club and his own dedication, Costello is poised for a successful career. The VFL season is still in its early stages, and he will be looking to build on his promising start. Geelong fans will be eagerly watching his progress as he aims to eventually break into the AFL side.
Costello's emergence is a positive sign for the Geelong Football Club, highlighting the strength of their development program. As the season progresses, all eyes will be on this talented young player.
