Chad Rintoul

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Chad Rintoul
Personal information
Date of birth	31 July 1974
Place of birth	East Fremantle
Original team	Adelaide West Coast
Debut	Round 1, 30 March 1997, Adelaide v. Brisbane, at Football Park
Playing career
Adelaide (1997–1998) West Coast (1999–2000) Collingwood (2001–2002) 76 games, 31 goals^[1]
Career highlights
Adelaide Premiership team 1997.

Chad Rintoul is a former Australian rules footballer in the Australian Football League.^[1] The midfielder was drafted by the Adelaide Crows in the 1996 AFL Draft he played 23 games in 1997 including the premiership game, playing as a small forward for most of the year. At the end of 1998 he was traded back to Western Australia by the West Coast Eagles. During his first season with the Eagles he played all 24 games including a 36 possession game vs Adelaide. Rintoul couldn't find consistency in 2000 which resulted in him getting delisted. Rintoul went to Collingwood in the 2001 pre season draft. Chad was plagued with migraines in 2002 after many concussions and was forced to retire.

References

↑ 1.0 1.1 Holmesby, Russell; Main, Jim (2003). The Encyclopedia of AFL Footballers: every AFL/VFL player since 1897 (5th ed.). Melbourne, Victoria: Crown Content. p. 615. ISBN 1-74095-032-1.

v t e Adelaide Football Club 1997 AFL Premiers

Adelaide 19.11 (125) defeated St Kilda 13.16 (94), at the Melbourne Cricket Ground

Captain: 26. Bickley 3. Jarman 5. Koster 7. Smart 9. Edwards 10. Robran 11. James 13. Ellen 14. Connell 18. Bond 20. Keating 23. McLeod 24. Sampson 15. Pittman 28. Johnson 34. Hart 35. Jameson 36. Goodwin 42. Rintoul 44. Caven 52. Rehn

Coach: Blight

1996 AFL National Draft

1. Michael Gardiner
2. Chris Heffernan
3. Rory Hilton
4. Mark Kinnear
5. Daniel McAlister
6. John Rombotis
7. Bowen Lockwood
8. Leigh Brockman
9. Mark Harwood
10. Nathan Brown
11. Brent Grgic
12. Heath Black
13. Tom Gilligan
14. Brett O'Farrell
15. Max Hudghton
16. Pat Steinfort
17. Rowan Warfe
18. Gerrard Bennett
19. Brent Tuckey
20. Matthew Dent
21. Tim Williams
22. Alistair Nicholson
23. Evan Hewitt
24. Josh Wooden
25. Andrew Bomford
26. Tim Notting
27. Troy Cook
28. Jason Johnson
29. Nathan Turvey
30. Hayden Lamaro
31. Jess Sinclair
32. Jim Plunkett
33. Will Sangster
34. Shannon Corcoran
35. Mark Chaffey
36. Jonathan Hay
37. Adam Kingsley
38. Sam Smart
39. Nick Stone
41. Matthew Manfield
42. Martin Pike
43. Paul Corrigan
44. Jacob Rhodes
45. Clayton Gardiner
46. Matthew Clucas
47. Brett Montgomery
48. Marty Warry
49. Jason Heatley
50. Luke McCormick
51. Robert McMahon
52. Damien Lock
53. Michael Braun
54. Mathew Watson
55. Steven McKee
56. Cameron Mooney
57. Trent Cummings
58. Paul Dooley
59. Anthony McDonald
60. Andrew Eccles
61. Stephen Powell
62. Andrew Thompson
63. Jason Baldwin
64. Darren Collins
65. Brad Cassidy
66. Paul Hills
67. Byron Pickett
68. Russell Robertson
69. Chad Rintoul
70. Adam Hay
71. Brett Knowles
72. Brent Frewen
73. Brett Howman
74. Chris Jackson
75. Mark Winterton
76. Greg Dempsey
77. Marcus Barham
78. Lucas Fleming
79. Daniel Donati
80. Chris Holcombe
81. Anthony Franchina
82. Duncan O'Toole
83. Ashley Gehling
84. Josh Mahoney
85. Brad Scott
86. Ben Parker
87. Brad Fuller
88. Phil Smith
89. Dwayne Griffin
90. Leigh Singline

Persondata
Name	Rintoul, Chad
Alternative names
Short description	Australian rules footballer
Date of birth	31 July 1974
Place of birth	East Fremantle
Date of death
Place of death

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