Brendan Lines March 16, 2020

Port Adelaide midfielder Travis Boak has signed a two-year extension to his contract and will remain at Alberton until 2022.

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The announcement comes as Port Adelaide resigned 218-game veteren forward Robbie Gray last Friday.

Boak who is the club’s most experienced captain, has signalled the club’s recent move to consolidate experience to its list for the 2020 season.

“It’s an exciting time at the club and we have a seriously talented group that I am eager to stay a part of.

“I can’t wait to see what we can achieve together,” Boak said.

Port Adelaide General Manager – Football, Chris Davies, says Boak’s signing is crucial to the club’s success.

“He had a wonderful 2019 season and is in great shape to attack this coming season. Having someone of his quality as both a player and person will be important in our success,” he said.

Port Adelaide Senior Coach Ken Hinkley recently has pulled no punches as to the ability of his young side saying ‘we’re coming.’

While the AFL season is yet to take full shape amid the COVID-19 pandemic, all teams’ preparations have hit the reset button.

Yet any attempt of Port Adelaide’s claim to the 2020 flag will rely on the contribution from it’s current John Cahill medallist to bring home a potential premiership in its 150th year.