2013 Richmond Football Club season

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Richmond Football Club
2013 season
Richmond banner.jpg
Richmond players enter Škoda Stadium in Round 22
President Gary March
(8th season)
Coach Damien Hardwick
(4th season)
Captain(s) Trent Cotchin
(1st season)
Home ground MCG
Pre-season 5th
(3-1)
AFL season 5th
(15-7)
Finals series 7th
(0-1)
Jack Dyer Medal Daniel Jackson
Leading goalkicker Jack Riewoldt
(58)
Highest home attendance94,690
(elim. final vs Carlton)
Lowest home attendance11,197
(round 16. vs Gold Coast
Average home attendance50,901
(Increase2.svg 9,582 / Increase2.svg 23.2%)
Club membership60,321
(Increase2.svg 7,294 / Increase2.svg 13.8%)
← 2012 2014 →

The 2013 season marked the 106th season in which the Richmond Football Club participated in the AFL/VFL.

Contents

2012 off-season list changes

Retirements and delistings

PlayerReasonClub gamesCareer gamesRef.
Kelvin Moore Retired8787 [1]
Brad Miller Delisted24157 [1]
Jeromey Webberley Delisted1616 [1]
Andrew Browne Delisted1212 [1]
Addam Maric Delisted1031 [1]
Dean MacDonaldDelisted00 [1]
Gibson TurnerDelisted00 [1]
Piva WrightDelisted00 [1]

Free agency

DatePlayerFree agent typeFormer clubNew clubCompensationRef
1 October Troy Chaplin Restricted Port Adelaide Richmond Second round [2]
1 October Chris Knights Delisted Adelaide Richmond - [3]

Note: Compensation picks are awarded to a player's previous team by the league and not traded from the destination club

Trades

DateGainedLostTrade partnerRef
19 OctoberPick 40 Angus Graham
Pick 50		 Adelaide [4]
26 October Aaron Edwards Pick 74 North Melbourne [5]

Note: All traded picks are indicative and do not reflect final selection position

National draft

RoundOverall pickPlayerStatePositionTeam fromLeague fromRef
19 Nick Vlastuin VIC Midfielder/Defender Northern Knights TAC Cup [6]
231 Kamdyn McIntosh WA Defender Peel Thunder WAFL [6]
233 Liam McBean VIC Tall Forward Calder Cannons TAC Cup [6]
242 Matt McDonough SA Small Forward Woodville-West Torrens SANFL [6]

Rookie draft

RoundOverall pickPlayerStatePositionTeam fromLeague fromRef
17 Ricky Petterd VIC Midfielder Melbourne AFL [7]
222 Sam Lonergan VIC - Essendon AFL [7]
333 Orren Stephenson VIC - Geelong AFL [7]
340Cadeyn Williams VIC - Murray Bushrangers TAC Cup [7]

2013 squad

Richmond Football Club
Senior listRookie listCoaching staff

Head coach


Legend:
  • (c) Captain(s)
  • (vc) Vice-captain(s)
  • Cruz Roja.svg Long-term injury list
  • Arrow-up.png Upgraded rookie
  • (B) Category B rookie
  • (vet) Veterans list
  • (ret) Retired

Updated: 18 August 2016
Source(s): Playing list, Coaching staff

2013 season

Pre-season

RoundDateScoreOpponentOpponent's scoreResultHome/awayVenueAttendance
1Friday, 22 February 7:50 pm1.2.9 (30) Melbourne 0.2.3 (15)Won by 15 pointsAway Etihad Stadium 20,309
1Friday, 22 February 8:55 pm0.6.8 (44) North Melbourne 0.7.6 (48)Lost by 4 pointsHome Etihad Stadium 20,309
2Saturday, 2 March 5:10 pm2.8.20 (86) Essendon 1.10.9 (78)Won by 8 pointsAway Wangaratta Showgrounds 7,884
3Saturday, 9 March 1:10 pm0.13.7 (85) Hawthorn 0.13.6 (84)Won by 1 pointAway York Park 8,601
4Saturday, 16 March 2:00 pm14.8 (92) Western Bulldogs 12.11 (83)Won by 9 pointsHome Princes Park 2,000 est.

Note: Round 4 matches were conducted under normal AFL Premiership season rules and did not count towards the NAB Cup Ladder.

Home and away season

RoundDateScoreOpponentOpponent's scoreResultHome/awayVenueAttendanceLadder
1Thursday, 28 March 7:45 pm14.22 (106) Carlton 14.17 (101)Won by 5 pointsAway MCG 80,9719th
2Friday, 5 April 7:50 pm14.15 (99) St Kilda 12.10 (82)Won by 17 pointsAway MCG 56,7836th
3Sunday, 14 April 1:10 pm20.15 (135) Western Bulldogs 10.8 (68)Won by 67 pointsHome Etihad Stadium 44,0454th
4Saturday, 20 April 2:10 pm11.13 (79) Collingwood 16.17 (113)Lost by 34 pointsHome MCG 81,9506th
5Friday, 26 April 6:45 pm12.8 (80) Fremantle 12.9 (81)Lost by 1 pointAway Subiaco Oval 36,3656th
6Saturday, 4 May 7:40 pm13.19 (87) Geelong 20.11 (131)Lost by 44 pointsHome MCG 55,6259th
7Saturday, 11 May 1:15 pm18.16 (114) Port Adelaide 10.13 (73)Won by 41 pointsAway Football Park 25,3727th
8Sunday, 19 May 3:20 pm15.16 (106) Melbourne 11.6 (72)Won by 34 pointsHome MCG 39,1487th
9Saturday, 25 May 7:45 pm9.8 (62) Essendon 13.13 (91)Lost by 29 pointsHome MCG 84,23410th
10Monday, 3 June 5:40 pm16.7 (103) West Coast 8.14 (62)Won by 41 pointsAway Subiaco Oval 37,7817th
11BYE9th
12Saturday, 15 June 1:40 pm16.14 (110) Adelaide 10.12 (72)Won by 38 pointsHome MCG 43,6157th
13Saturday, 22 June 7:40 pm17.19 (121) Western Bulldogs 8.13 (61)Won by 60 pointsAway Etihad Stadium 29,7886th
14Sunday, 30 June 4:40 pm17.17 (119) St Kilda 8.7 (55)Won by 64 pointsHome MCG 52,1846th
15Saturday, 6 July 2:10 pm8.18 (66) North Melbourne 19.14 (128)Lost by 62 pointsAway Etihad Stadium 45,9666th
16Saturday, 13 July 4:40 pm6.17 (53) Gold Coast 6.8 (44)Won by 9 pointsHome Cazaly's Stadium 11,1976th
17Sunday, 21 July 1:10 pm12.12 (84) Fremantle 8.9 (57)Won by 27 pointsHome MCG 40,1256th
18Sunday, 28 July 4:40 pm9.9 (63) Sydney 16.14 (110)Lost by 47 pointsAway Sydney Cricket Ground 29,7386th
19Saturday, 3 August 2:10 pm16.11 (107) Hawthorn 9.12 (66)Won by 41 pointsAway MCG 64,3247th
20Saturday, 10 August 1:45 pm14.13 (97) Brisbane Lions 11.8 (74)Won by 23 pointsHome MCG 46,9616th
21Saturday, 17 August 1:45 pm14.12 (96) Carlton 16.10 (106)Lost by 10 pointsHome MCG 60,8255th
22Sunday, 25 August 3:20 pm25.13 (163) Greater Western Sydney 6.6 (42)Won by 121 pointsAway Showground Stadium 12,3145th
23Saturday, 31 August 7:40 pm15.14 (104) Essendon 9.11 (65)Won by 39 pointsAway MCG 60,9795th

Source: AFL Tables [8]

Finals

MatchDateScoreOpponentOpponent's ScoreResultHome/AwayVenueAttendance
Elimination FinalSunday, 8 September 3:20 pm14.12 (96) Carlton 18.8 (116)Lost by 20 pointsHome MCG 94,690

Source: AFL Tables [8]

Ladder

2013 AFL ladder
PosTeam
PldWLDPFPAPPPts
1 Hawthorn (P)22193025231859135.776 Finals series
2 Geelong 22184024091776135.672
3 Fremantle 22165120351518134.166
4 Sydney 22156122441694132.562
5 Richmond 22157021541754122.860
6 Collingwood 22148021481868115.056
7 Port Adelaide 221210020512002102.448
8 Carlton 221111021251992106.744
9 Essendon 22148021452000107.356 [lower-alpha 1]
10 North Melbourne 221012023071930119.540
11 Adelaide 221012020641909108.140
12 Brisbane Lions 22101201922214489.640
13 West Coast 2291302038213995.336
14 Gold Coast 2281401918209191.732
15 Western Bulldogs 2281401926226285.132
16 St Kilda 2251701751212082.620
17 Melbourne 2222001455269154.18
18 Greater Western Sydney 2212101524299051.04
Source: AFL Tables
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) percentage; 3) number of points for.
(P) Premiers
Notes:
  1. ↑ Essendon was relegated to ninth due to irregularities in its supplements program during the 2012 season. [9]

Awards

League awards

Rising Star

Nominations:

RoundPlayerRef
7 Nick Vlastuin [10]

22 Under 22 team

PlayerPositionAppearance
Named Dustin Martin Half forward2nd
Named Brandon Ellis Back pocket1st

Brownlow Medal tally

Player3 vote games2 vote games1 vote gamesTotal votesPlace
Trent Cotchin 520199th
Dustin Martin 3231613th
Brett Deledio 1311030th
Daniel Jackson 211935th
Brandon Ellis 110573rd
Shaun Grigg 110573rd
Bachar Houli 021573rd
Jack Riewoldt 101493rd
Alex Rance 0022134th
Shane Edwards 0022134th
Matt White 0102134th
Nick Vlastuin 0011178th
Ty Vickery 0011178th
Total14131381-

Club awards

Jack Dyer Medal

PositionPlayerVotesMedal
1st Daniel Jackson 264Jack Dyer Medal
2nd Dustin Martin 255Jack Titus Medal
3rd Troy Chaplin 241Maurie Fleming Medal
4th Brett Deledio 238Fred Swift Medal
5th Trent Cotchin 237Kevin Bartlett Medal
6th Alex Rance 231Fred Swift Medal
7th Steven Morris 211
7th Jack Riewoldt 211
9th Shaun Grigg 191
10th Bachar Houli 187

[11] [12]

Michael Roach Medal

PositionPlayerGoals
1st Jack Riewoldt 58
2nd Ty Vickery 27
3rd Dustin Martin 23
4th Jake King 21
5th Luke McGuane 20

[13]

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