Forward Jeremy Cameron will be available for selection against the Western Bulldogs on Saturday after missing the match against North Melbourne with a virus.


Cameron has been the GIANTS best forward this season, kicking 33 goals in 12 games, and will be a welcome return to the GIANTS line-up at StarTrack Oval Canberra.

Midfielder Rhys Palmer is a chance to return to the GIANTS side for Saturday’s Prime Ministers Cup/ Cbus Building Australia Tribute match after missing the last two games with a foot injury.

Veteran Dean Brogan continues to be treated for a back complaint and is a chance of playing his first match since round 8 this weekend in Canberra.

Midfielder Anthony Miles injured his foot in the UWS GIANTS 126 point win in the NEAFL and will undergo a test later this week, while young ruckman Andrew Phillips is expected to remain on the sidelines for another month with a hamstring injury.

In better news for the GIANTS, Co-Captain Phil Davis successfully got through half a game for the UWS GIANTS in the NEAFL.

It was Davis’ first match since April due to a back injury and the tall defender is expected to return to the AFL side in the coming weeks.

 
Anthony MilesFootTest
Dean BroganBackTest
Rhys PalmerFootTest
Andrew PhillipsHamstring4 Weeks
Jon PattonKneeSeason
Chad CornesKneeIndefinite