Jack Riewoldt

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Jack Riewoldt

Personal information
Full name	Jack Riewoldt
Date of birth	(1988-10-31) 31 October 1988
Place of birth	Hobart, Tasmania
Original team	Clarence (SFL) Tassie Mariners (TAC Cup)
Draft	13th overall, 2006 Richmond
Height/Weight	195 cm / 93 kg
Position(s)	Full Forward
Club information
Current club	Richmond
Number	8
Playing career¹
Years	Club	Games (Goals)
2007–	Richmond	134 (320)^[1]
¹ Playing statistics correct to end of 2013 season.
Career highlights
AFL AFL Rising Star Nominee (2008) All Australian (2010) AFL leading goalkicker (Coleman Medal) (2010, 2012) Richmond Jack Dyer Medallist (Club Best & Fairest) (2010) Michael Roach Medallist (Club Leading Goalkicker) (2010, 2011, 2012, 2013)

Jack Riewoldt is a professional Australian rules footballer currently playing for Richmond in the Australian Football League.

Early life

Riewoldt was born in Hobart, Tasmania to parents Chris and Lesley Riewoldt. He has two younger brothers, Harry and Charlie Riewoldt. He is a cousin of St Kilda footballer, Nick Riewoldt.

Riewoldt played junior football for the Tassie Mariners in the TAC Cup. His local team was Clarence in Tasmania's SFL. He wore the number seven guernsey and was a part of Clarence's premiership win in 2006. In the second Semi Final of that year, against arch-rivals Glenorchy at KGV Oval.

2007–2010

Riewoldt was selected by the Richmond Football Club at 13th pick in the 2006 AFL Draft, highly rated by the Tigers as a key forward prospect.

In 2010, Riewoldt kicked a career best 10 goals in Round 12, 13 June 2010 against the West Coast Eagles. The haul included 5 first-quarter goals, with 4 of them in just 10 minutes, making it one of the best Richmond returns in a single quarter. He became the first player to kick 10 goals since 2007, and the first Richmond player since Matthew Richardson in 2004.

To cap a very successful breakout season, Riewoldt won the 2010 Coleman medal for the AFL leading goalkicker. Four days after winning the Coleman Medal, Riewoldt secured the Jack Dyer Medal as Richmond's best and fairest with 210 votes ahead of captain Chris Newman on 204 votes and Brett Deledio on 193 votes. He was also named the All Australian full forward.

In Round 21 2010, Jack won the Ian Stewart Medal against St Kilda for his performance, kicking 7 goals.

2011

Riewoldt continued his good form on the back of his Coleman Medal. Riewoldt placed second in the race for the Coleman behind Lance Franklin. Kicking 62 goals,^[2] Riewoldt remained one of the power forwards of the AFL at only 22 years of age.

2012

Riewoldt once again finished at the top of his game, securing the Coleman Medal for the 2012 season in the last fixture (Round 23) against Port Adelaide. He broke a two-way tie between Matthew Pavlich of Fremantle and Tom Hawkins from Geelong, after they had played their Round 23 games first, to claim the Medal.^[3]

2013

On 26 July 2013, Riewoldt signed a three-year contract extension which will keep him at the club until at least the end of the 2016 season. At the time he was quoted as saying, "I genuinely love this football club and all it stands for, and I’m pleased to be part of the journey we’re on, I hope to repay the faith shown in me by the Club, and I’ll continue to give everything I have for the cause."^[4]^[5]

References

↑ "Richmond Football Club Playerlist". Richmond Football Club. Retrieved 2011-09-06.
↑ "Jack Riewoldt 2011 AFL Statistics". finalsiren.com. Retrieved 2012-03-29.
↑ "Jack Riewoldt sews up AFL Coleman Medal". Wide World of Sports (Nine Network). Retrieved 2 September 2012.
↑ Riewoldt re-signs | RFC website 26 July 2013. Retrieved 18 August 2013
↑ Jack Riewoldt signs three-year contract extension with Richmond | Herald Sun 26 July 2013. Retrieved 18 August 2013

External links

Jack Riewoldt's profile on the official website of the Richmond Football Club
Jack Riewoldt's statistics from AFL Tables
Jack Riewoldt's statistics from Footy Wire
Top 10 Tiger Draftees
AFL Match Statistics

Awards and achievements
Preceded by Brendan Fevola	Coleman Medal 2010	Succeeded by Lance Franklin
Preceded by Lance Franklin	Coleman Medal 2012	Succeeded by Jarryd Roughead
Preceded by Brett Deledio	Jack Dyer Medal 2010	Succeeded by Trent Cotchin

Richmond Football Club – current squad

1 Newman
2 Grimes
3 Deledio (vc)
4 Martin
5 Ellis
6 Grigg
7 Dea
8 Riewoldt
9 Cotchin (c)
10 S. Edwards
11 Batchelor
12 Astbury
13 Petterd
14 Houli
15 Knights
16 Hampson
18 Rance
19 Miles*
20 Maric
22 Banfield*
23 Jackson
24 Griffiths
25 Chaplin
26 Thomas*
27 A. Edwards
28 King
29 Vickery
30 Conca
31 Vlastuin
32 Helbig
33 McIntosh
34 McBean
35 Lennon
36 McDonough
37 Stephenson*
38 Morris
39 Gordon
40 Williams*
41 Foley
42 Lloyd
43 Elton
44 Arnot
45 O'Hanlon
48 Darrou*
50 Simon*

Coach: Hardwick

* denotes Rookie Listed players

v t e Coleman Medal winners

The Coleman Medal was established in 1981, with retrospective awards dating back to 1955. Prior to that, the award was known as the Leading Goalkicker Medal.

1955: Rayson 1956: Young 1957: Collins 1958: Brewer 1959: Evans 1960: Evans 1961: Carroll 1962: Wade 1963: Peck 1964: Peck 1965: Peck 1966: Fordham 1967: Wade 1968: Hudson 1969: Wade 1970: Hudson 1971: Hudson 1972: McKenna 1973: McKenna 1974: Wade 1975: Matthews 1976: Donohue 1977: Hudson 1978: Templeton 1979: Templeton 1980: Roach 1981: Roach 1982: Blight 1983: Quinlan 1984: Quinlan 1985: Beasley 1986: Taylor 1987: Lockett 1988: Dunstall 1989: Dunstall 1990: Longmire 1991: Lockett 1992: Dunstall 1993: Ablett 1994: Ablett 1995: Ablett 1996: Lockett 1997: Modra 1998: Lockett 1999: Cummings 2000: Lloyd 2001: Lloyd 2002: Neitz 2003: Lloyd 2004: Gehrig 2005: Gehrig 2006: Fevola 2007: Brown 2008: Franklin 2009: Fevola 2010: Riewoldt 2011: Franklin 2012: Riewoldt 2013: Roughead

Jack Dyer Medal · Richmond Football Club Best and Fairest Winners

1911: Mahoney
1913: Ricketts
1914: Reeves
1916: Bettles
1917: Thorp
1918: Herbert
1919: Herbert
1920: Minogue
1921: James
1922: M. Morris
1923: James
1924: Thorp
1925: O'Halloran
1926: Geddes
1927: McCormack
1928: McCormack
1929: Titus
1932: Dyer
1933: Hunter
1934: Martin
1935: Martin
1936: Bolger
1937: Dyer
1938: Dyer
1939: Dyer
1940: Dyer
1941: Dyer
1942: Merrett
1943: Durham
1944: Merrett
1945: W. Morris
1946: Dyer
1947: Wilson
1948: W. Morris
1949: Spring
1950: W. Morris
1951: D. Rowe/Wright
1952: Wright
1953: H. Rowe
1954: Wright
1955: D. Rowe
1956: Sharp
1957: Wright
1958: Cuzens
1959: Cuzens
1960: Branton
1961: Branton
1962: Branton
1963: Crowe
1964: Crowe
1965: Barrot
1966: Crowe
1967: Bartlett
1968: Bartlett
1969: Hart
1970: Bourke
1971: Stewart
1972: Hart
1973: Bartlett
1974: Bartlett
1975: K. Morris
1976: Sheedy
1977: Bartlett
1978: Raines
1979: Rowlings
1980: Raines
1981: Raines
1982: Rioli
1983: Rioli
1984: Lee
1985: Poole
1986: Weightman
1987: Weightman
1988: Pickering
1989: Free
1990: Knights
1991: Lambert
1992: Knights
1993: Free
1994: Bond
1995: Campbell
1996: Broderick
1997: Campbell
1998: Daffy
1999: Campbell
2000: Kellaway
2001: Gaspar
2002: Campbell
2003: Coughlan
2004: Bowden
2005: Bowden
2006: Johnson
2007: Richardson
2008: Deledio
2009: Deledio
2010: Riewoldt
2011: Cotchin
2012: Cotchin
2013: Jackson

Michael Roach Medal · Richmond Football Club Leading Goalkickers

1908: Bourke
1909: Bourke
1910: Maguire
1911: Maguire
1912: Keggin
1913: Martyn
1914: Hall
1915: Hall
1916: Martini
1917: Fehring
1918: Don
1919: Don
1920: Bayliss
1921: Bayliss
1922: Bayliss
1923: Fraser
1924: Morris
1925: Morris
1926: Lynch
1927: Baggott
1928: Baggott
1929: Titus
1930: Titus
1931: Strang
1932: Titus
1933: Strang
1934: Titus
1935: Titus
1936: Titus
1937: Harris/Titus
1938: Titus
1939: Titus
1940: Titus
1941: Titus
1942: Titus
1943: Harris
1944: Harris
1945: Burge
1946: Mooney
1947: Dyer
1948: Dyer
1949: Poulter
1950: Poulter
1951: O'Rourke
1952: O'Rourke
1953: Branton
1954: Branton
1955: Poulter
1956: Dummett
1957: Dummett
1958: Langridge
1959: Dummett
1960: Wilkinson
1961: Langridge
1962: Langridge
1963: Hayden
1964: Dean
1965: Erwin
1966: Guinane
1967: Hart
1968: Guinane
1969: Hunt
1970: Moore
1971: Hart
1972: McLean/Balme
1973: Balme
1974: Bartlett
1975: Bartlett
1976: Lamb
1977: Bartlett
1978: Monteath
1979: Roach
1980: Roach
1981: Roach
1982: Taylor
1983: Bartlett/Roach
1984: Taylor
1985: Roach
1986: Roach
1987: Roach
1988: Hogg
1989: Hogg
1990: Ryan
1991: Hogg
1992: Hogg
1993: Hogg
1994: Richardson
1995: Daffy
1996: Richardson
1997: Richardson
1998: Richardson
1999: Richardson
2000: Rogers
2001: Richardson
2002: Richardson
2003: Richardson
2004: Richardson
2005: Richardson
2006: Richardson
2007: Richardson
2008: Richardson
2009: Morton
2010: Riewoldt
2011: Riewoldt
2012: Riewoldt
2013: Riewoldt

v t e 2010 All-Australian team

Defenders James Frawley (Melbourne) Brian Lake (Western Bulldogs) Corey Enright (Geelong) Brendon Goddard (St Kilda) Harry Taylor (Geelong) Harry O'Brien (Collingwood)

Midfielders Leigh Montagna (St Kilda) Luke Hodge (Hawthorn) (captain) Joel Selwood (Geelong)

Forwards Alan Didak (Collingwood) Lance Franklin (Hawthorn) Paul Chapman (Geelong) Barry Hall (Western Bulldogs) Jack Riewoldt (Richmond) Mark LeCras (West Coast)

Followers Aaron Sandilands (Fremantle) Dane Swan (Collingwood) Gary Ablett (Geelong) (vice-captain)

Interchange Mark Jamar (Melbourne) Steve Johnson (Geelong) Chris Judd (Carlton) Scott Pendlebury (Collingwood)

Coach Mick Malthouse (Collingwood)

v t e Ian Stewart Medal · St Kilda vs. Richmond Best on Ground

2004: Jones 2005: Dal Santo 2006: Hayes 2007: Montagna 2008: Milne 2009: Goddard 2010: Riewoldt 2011: Deledio 2012: Riewoldt 2013: Vickery

v t e 2008 AFL Rising Star nominees

Rd 1: Houli Rd 2: Hill Rd 3: Palmer Rd 4: Jack Rd 5: McKinley Rd 6: Rioli Rd 7: Wonaeamirri Rd 8: Tippett Rd 9: Ibbotson Rd 10: Brown Rd 11: Kreuzer Rd 12: Cotchin Rd 13: J. Morton Rd 14: Garland Rd 15: Riewoldt Rd 16: Reimers Rd 17: Ebert Rd 18: Urquhart Rd 19: Grigg Rd 20: C. Morton Rd 21: Dalziell Rd 22: Carlile

v t e Australian squad – 2010 International Rules Series

Captain: Goodes Banfield Betts Boyd Cross Dangerfield Duffield Fletcher Frawley Gibbs Gilbert Goldsack Green Ibbotson Jack McVeigh Montagna Riewoldt Simpson Swan Varcoe Wojcinski Picken Coach: Malthouse

v t e 2006 AFL National Draft

First round	1. Bryce Gibbs 2. Scott Gumbleton 3. Lachlan Hansen 4. Matthew Leuenberger 5. Travis Boak 6. Mitch Thorp 7. Joel Selwood 8. Ben Reid 9. David Armitage 10. Nathan Brown 11. Andrejs Everitt 12. James Frawley 13. Jack Riewoldt 14. James Sellar 15. Daniel O'Keefe 16. Mitch Brown 17. Shaun Hampson (PP) 18. Leroy Jetta (PP)

Second round	19. Shaun Grigg 20. Tom Hislop 21. Gavin Urquhart 22. Albert Proud 23. Paul Stewart 24. Brent Renouf 25. Nathan Djerrkura 26. Shane Edwards 27. Brad Howard 28. Chris Dawes 29. Eric Mackenzie 30. Ricky Petterd 31. Clayton Collard 32. Kurt Tippett 33. Jarryd Morton 34. Chris Schmidt

Third round	35. Mark Austin 36. Alwyn Davey 37. Todd Goldstein 38. James Hawksley 39. Nathan Krakouer 40. Josh P. Kennedy (F/S) 41. Tom Hawkins (F/S) 42. Bachar Houli 43. Tim Houlihan 44. Brad Dick 45. Brennan Stack 46. Colin Garland 47. Kyle Reimers 48. David Mackay 49. Daniel Currie 50. Will Schofield

Fourth round	51. Clint Benjamin 52. Brock O'Brien 53. Lindsay Thomas 54. Matt Tyler 55. Robbie Gray 56. Garry Moss 57. Simon Hogan 58. Daniel Connors 59. Jarryd Allen 60. Carl Peterson 61. Josh Hill 62. Isaac Weetra 63. Tyson Goldsack 64. Nick Gill 65. Peter Faulks 66. Malcolm Lynch

Fifth round	67. Joe Anderson 69. Ben Warren 70. Sam Sheldon 71. Justin Westhoff 73. Andrew Collins 74. Matthew Ferguson 76. Paul O'Shea 77. Calib Mourish 78. Bryce Campbell 79. Jesse White 80. James Thomson

Sixth round	82. Aaron Edwards 83. Ryan Williams

Seventh round	86. David Rodan

Persondata
Name	Riewoldt, Jack
Alternative names
Short description	Australian rules footballer
Date of birth	31 October 1988
Place of birth	Hobart, Tasmania
Date of death
Place of death

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