On Monday 29^th August, a select group of Year 10 students made their way to the GMHBA stadium to participate in dynamic scientific experiments, using problem solving, statistical analysis and observation skills to learn about the science and mathematics of AFL and career pathways in sport. They received a private tour of the stadium where they witnessed the Geelong Cats warming up for their training session, before conducting a series of fitness tests similar to those conducted by the Geelong team. They were able to compare their results to Patrick Dangerfield’s results, and discussed the importance of accurate data collection and ways to analyse central tendencies. The students worked in teams to complete a series of problem solving tasks which investigated various aspects of the sport, such as the composition of footballs, equipment used by players to measure heart rate and important nutritional considerations for athletes.