Geelong star and All-Australian Tyson Stengle was reportedly rushed to hospital following a serious incident in the early hours of Sunday morning.
Stengle was in attendance at venue Bloom in Geelong and was taken to the hospital via ambulance at about 2.30 am.
Channel 7's Mitch Cleary said the goalsneak was sent to University Geelong Hospital in a โserious conditionโ where he remained for several hours.
BREAKING: Tyson Stengle has been rushed to hospital in a serious condition after being treated by paramedics at a Geelong nightclub. Chief football reporter @cleary_mitch has the exclusive details. https://t.co/5zYfOfGqUb #7NEWS pic.twitter.com/YC19H5zWSd
— 7NEWS Melbourne (@7NewsMelbourne) July 29, 2024
Ambulance Victoria confirmed an incident occurred, according to 7NEWS.
โParamedics responded to reports of an incident in Geelong at around 2am on 28 July 2024,โ the statement said.
โOne man was transported to University Geelong Hospital in a serious condition.โ
The incident involving Stengle happened merely hours he and the Cats won by 40 points in Hobart against North Melbourne.
Club statement | The Club acknowledges a health incident involving Tyson Stengle over the weekend.
Most importantly Tyson is okay and attended the Club on Monday.
The Clubโs priority is Tysonโs mental health and wellbeing.
— Geelong Cats (@GeelongCats) July 29, 2024
The former Tiger and Crow slotted three goals to continue his impressive stretch of form and puts him well within the frame for a second All-Australian blazer.
It is understood that Stengle is "recovering well and was seen running light laps on Monday morning at Cats training" but is unsure if he'll be available for selection in Round 21.
