Tim Mohr, at the age of 23, has finally found his place as a footballer, as a Giant with Greater Western Sydney. Tim has been pre-listed onto the Giants list for 2012 in their inaugural season in the AFL and we look forward to seeing him become a seasoned AFL footballer over the coming years.

Tim had a stellar 2011 season, which saw him win the Gardner Clark Medal and make the VFL Team of the Year for the first time.  His journey started with the Scorpions at 19 years old and he follows the footsteps of other previous Scorpions, Alex Silvagni and Peter Faulks, who have paved the way for mature aged  players to make the grade at AFL level.

The Casey Scorpions would like to Congratulate Tim and wish him all the best for the future in his AFL career.

Casey Scorpions have installed former Melbourne star Brett Lovett as their new senior coach.

Lovett has accepted a two-year deal in a pert-time role, replacing Port Adelaide-bound Bradley Gotch.

"The club has taken care to find the right person thoughout this appointment process and we believe we have got the right man," Casey President John Sharkie said on Monday morning.

"We are fortunate to have gained an outstanding football person, someone with great knowledge and understanding of the game and a proven track record in coaching."

Brad Gotch departs Scorpions for Port Adelaide.

Casey Scorpions president, John Sharkie, took time today to recognise the contribution of departing coach, Bradley Gotch, who has accepted a line coaching position at AFL club Port Adelaide.

Gotch coached the Scorpions for the past two years, resulting in top-four positions.

by KC from Casey