Tanner Bruhn

Tanner Bruhn

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Tanner Bruhn is a talented Australian rules footballer who transitioned from the Greater Western Sydney Giants to the Geelong Cats in the AFL. Known for his agility and skill on the field, Bruhn has garnered attention for his potential as a rising star in the league, having impressed fans and analysts alike with his performances since his debut.

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Australia Australia: The AFL had stood down Geelong midfielder Tanner Bruhn, who was charged with rape before the charges were dropped last November. 5

Andrew Dillon Isaac Heeney Chad Warner Nick Blakey James Jordon Riley Bice James Sicily Tom Barrass Hayden Meyer Hugh Mccluggage
The Sydney Morning Herald: AFL CEO Andrew Dillon says there’s risk in trading for besieged Sydney Swans players while Victoria Police investigation is still going on; AFL grand final, MCG, NFL, Pullman Hotel

Australia Australia: The bright spot for the Cats was the form of Tanner Bruhn after he missed last season when he faced sexual assault charges, which were withdrawn in November when a key witness admitted in court to lying. 7

Christian Petracca Damien Hardwick Matt Rowell Jed Walter Jamarra Ugle Hagan Chris Scott
The Sydney Morning Herald: Christian Petracca dominates for Gold Coast Suns against Geelong Cats in his first game since his move from Melbourne Demons

Australia Australia: Tanner Bruhn was unmasked as a player fighting charges, after a suppression order was lifted at his request. 6

Tom Silvagni Jason Bosland Fiona Ryan Justin Quill
The Sydney Morning Herald: ‘Cheat seat’ document helping lawyers secure suppression orders and protect high-profile clients such as Tom Silvagni

Australia Australia: Tanner Bruhn is mentioned as a player who left GWS for Geelong. 6

Connor Idun Jeremy Cameron Josh Fahey Jarryd Hayne Isaac Quaynor Joel Amartey Brandon Walker Harry Perryman
The Sydney Morning Herald: Connor Idun, the GWS Giants gun the Geelong Cats couldn’t snare; Jeremy Cameron; Tanner Bruhn; Collingwood Magpies