2017 Richmond Football Club season

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Richmond Football Club
2017 season
Richmond celebrations 4 GF17.jpg
Players celebrating on stage after winning the 2017 AFL Grand Final
President Peggy O'Neal
(4th season)
Coach Damien Hardwick
(8th season)
Captain(s) Trent Cotchin
(5th season)
Home ground MCG
Pre-season (2-1)
AFL season 3rd
(15-7)
Finals series 1st
(3-0)
Best and fairest Dustin Martin
Leading goalkicker Jack Riewoldt
(54)
Highest home attendance85,657
(Round 5 vs. Melbourne)
Lowest home attendance28,188
(Round 17 vs. Brisbane Lions)
Average home attendance55,958
(Increase2.svg 14,403 / Increase2.svg 34.66%)
Club membership75,777
(Increase2.svg 391 / Increase2.svg 0.54%)
← 2016 2018 →

The 2017 season was the 110th season in which the Richmond Football Club participated in the VFL/AFL. It ended with Richmond the premiers of the competition, the first time they had achieved it since 1980.

Contents

2016 off-season list changes

Retirements and delistings

PlayerReasonClub gamesCareer gamesRef
Troy Chaplin Retired75215 [1]
Reece McKenzieRetired00 [2]
Andrew Moore Delisted560 [3]
Liam McBean Delisted55 [2]
Adam Marcon Delisted22 [2]
Chris Yarran Delisted0119 [4]

Free agency

DatePlayerFree agent typeFormer clubNew clubCompensationRef
10 October Ty Vickery Restricted Richmond Hawthorn 2nd round [5]

Trades

DateGainedLostTrade partnerRef
19 October Dion Prestia Pick 6 Gold Coast [6]
Pick 242017 2nd round pick
19 October Toby Nankervis Pick 46 Sydney [7]
20 October Josh Caddy Pick 24 Geelong [8]
Pick 56Pick 64
20 October2017 1st round pick (via Geelong) Brett Deledio Greater Western Sydney [9]
2017 3rd round pick

National draft

RoundOverall pickPlayerStatePositionTeam fromLeague fromRef
229 Shai Bolton WA Forward / midfielder South Fremantle WAFL [10]
453 Jack Graham SA Midfielder North Adelaide SANFL [11]
572 Ryan Garthwaite VIC Tall defender Murray Bushrangers TAC Cup [12]

Rookie draft

RoundOverall pickPlayerStatePositionTeam fromLeague fromRef
16 Tyson Stengle SA Small forward Woodville-West Torrens SANFL [13]

2017 squad

Richmond Football Club
Senior listRookie listCoaching staff

Head coach

Assistant coaches

Legend:
  • (c) Captain(s)
  • (vc) Vice-captain(s)
  • Arrow-up.png Upgraded rookie
  • (B) Category B rookie

Updated: 12 May 2017
Source(s): Playing list, Coaching staff

2017 season

Pre-season

MatchDateScoreOpponentOpponent's scoreResultHome/awayVenueAttendance
1Friday 24 February, 7:40pm0.14.8 (92) Adelaide 0.10.13 (73)Won by 19 pointsHome Etihad Stadium 7,262
2Sunday 5 March, 4:10pm0.11.13 (79) Port Adelaide 0.7.9 (51)Won by 28 pointsAwayMalseed Park, Mount Gambier 4,649
3Saturday 11 March, 1:10pm0.16.11 (107) Collingwood 1.15.15 (114)Lost by 7 pointsHomeTed Summerton Reserve, Moe 5,701

Home and away season

RoundDateScoreOpponentOpponent's scoreResultHome/awayVenueAttendanceLadder
1Thursday, 23 March 7:20pm20.12 (132) Carlton 14.5 (89)Won by 43 pointsAway MCG 73,1373rd
2Thursday, 30 March 7:20pm14.15 (99) Collingwood 11.14 (80)Won by 19 pointsHome MCG 58,2363rd
3Saturday, 8 April 2:10pm11.10 (76) West Coast 8.17 (65)Won by 11 pointsHome MCG 42,5232nd
4Sunday, 16 April 4:40pm17.17 (119) Brisbane Lions 10.7 (67)Won by 52 pointsAway The Gabba 21,6693rd
5Monday 24 April 7:25pm12.16 (88) Melbourne 11.9 (75)Won by 13 pointsHome MCG 85,6573rd
6Sunday, 30 April 4:10pm10.4 (64) Adelaide 21.14 (140)Lost by 76 pointsAway Adelaide Oval 51,0694th
7Saturday, 6 May 7:25pm11.9 (75) Western Bulldogs 11.14 (80)Lost by 5 pointsAway Etihad Stadium 46,3876th
8Sunday, 14 May 1:10pm10.10 (70) Fremantle 10.12 (72)Lost by 2 pointsHome MCG 31,2007th
9Saturday 20 May 4:35pm10.15 (75) Greater Western Sydney 11.12 (78)Lost by 3 pointsAway Spotless Stadium 10,6777th
10Saturday, 27 May 7:25pm11.15 (81) Essendon 10.6 (66)Won by 15 pointsHome MCG 85,6565th
11Saturday 3 June, 7:25pm14.17 (101) North Melbourne 9.12 (66)Won by 35 pointsAway Etihad Stadium 36,1004th
12BYE4th
13Saturday 17 June, 1:45pm10.11 (71) Sydney 12.8 (80)Lost by 9 pointsHome MCG 58,7216th
14Sunday 25 June, 3:20pm11.18 (84) Carlton 8.10 (58)Won by 26 pointsHome MCG 64,4486th
15Saturday 1 July, 7:10pm11.10 (76) Port Adelaide 8.15 (63)Won by 13 pointsAway Adelaide Oval 39,9794th
16Saturday 8 July, 7:25pm10.11 (71) St Kilda 21.12 (138)Lost by 67 pointsAway Etihad Stadium 47,5146th
17Sunday 16 July, 1:10pm16.16 (112) Brisbane Lions 12.9 (81)Won by 31 pointsHome Etihad Stadium 28,1885th
18Sunday 23 July, 1:10pm9.10 (64) Greater Western Sydney 6.9 (45)Won by 19 pointsHome MCG 33,4674th
19Saturday 29 July, 7:25pm14.14 (98) Gold Coast 10.5 (65)Won by 33 pointsAway Metricon Stadium 16,2074th
20Sunday 6 August, 3:20pm13.15 (93) Hawthorn 9.10 (64)Won by 29 pointsHome MCG 58,3423rd
21Saturday 12 August, 2:10pm9.12 (66) Geelong 11.14 (80)Lost by 14 pointsAway Kardinia Park 32,2664th
22Sunday 20 August, 2:40pm25.5 (155) Fremantle 7.9 (51)Won by 104 pointsAway Domain Stadium 34,2044th
23Sunday 27 August, 3:20pm19.8 (122) St Kilda 12.9 (81)Won by 41 pointsHome MCG 69,1043rd

Finals

MatchDateScoreOpponentOpponent's ScoreResultHome/AwayVenueAttendance
Qualifying finalFriday 8 September, 7:50pm13.13 (91) Geelong 5.10 (40)Won by 51 pointsAway MCG 95,028
Preliminary finalSaturday 23 September, 4:45pm15.13 (103) Greater Western Sydney 9.13 (67)Won by 36 pointsHome MCG 94,258
Grand final Saturday 30 September, 2:30pm16.12 (108) Adelaide 8.12 (60)Won by 48 pointsAway MCG 100,021

Ladder

PosTeam
PldWLDPFPAPPPtsQualification
1 Adelaide 22156124151776136.062 2017 finals
2 Geelong 22156121341818117.462
3 Richmond (P)22157019921684118.360
4 Greater Western Sydney 22146220811812114.860
5 Port Adelaide 22148021681671129.756
6 Sydney 22148020931651126.856
7 Essendon 221210021352004106.548
8 West Coast 221210019641858105.748
9 Melbourne 221210020351934105.248
10 Western Bulldogs 22111101857191397.144
11 St Kilda 22111101925198696.944
12 Hawthorn 22101111864205590.742
13 Collingwood 2291211944196399.038
14 Fremantle 2281401607216074.432
15 North Melbourne 2261601983226487.624
16 Carlton 2261601594203878.224
17 Gold Coast 2261601756231176.024
18 Brisbane Lions 2251701877252674.320
Source: AFL
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) percentage; 3) number of points for.
(P) Premiers

Awards

League awards

All-Australian team

PlayerPositionAppearance
Named Alex Rance Full Back4th
Named Dustin Martin Centre2nd

Brownlow Medal tally

Player3 vote games2 vote games1 vote gamesTotal votesPlace
Dustin Martin 1103361st
Trent Cotchin 032851st
Alex Rance 024851st
Shaun Grigg 120757th
Jack Riewoldt 111666th
Dion Prestia 021577th
Josh Caddy 1003106th
Kane Lambert 0102132nd
Toby Nankervis 0102132nd
Jacob Townsend 0011162nd
Bachar Houli 0011162nd
Brandon Ellis 0011162nd
Total14121480-

[14]

Rising Star

Nominations:

RoundPlayerRef
11 Dan Butler [15]
19 Jason Castagna [16]

22 Under 22 team

PlayerPositionAppearance
Named Daniel Rioli Interchange1st
Nominated Dan Butler --

Club awards

Jack Dyer Medal

PositionPlayerVotesMedal
1st Dustin Martin 89Jack Dyer Medal
2nd Alex Rance 80Jack Titus Medal
3rd Kane Lambert 76Maurie Fleming Medal
4th Trent Cotchin 72Fred Swift Medal
5th Dylan Grimes 69Kevin Bartlett Medal
6th Shaun Grigg 58
7th Jack Riewoldt 57
8th Bachar Houli 56
8th Dan Butler 56
10th Dion Prestia 52
Source: [17]

Michael Roach Medal

PositionPlayerGoals
1st Jack Riewoldt 54
2nd Dustin Martin 37
3rd Dan Butler 30
4th Jason Castagna 26
5th Daniel Rioli 25
Source: [18]

Reserves

The 2017 season marked the fourth consecutive year the Richmond Football club ran a stand-alone reserves team in the Victorian Football League (VFL). Richmond senior and rookie-listed players who were not selected to play in the AFL side were eligible to play for the team alongside a small squad of VFL-only listed players.

The team qualified for their first final series since being formed in 2014 and subsequently won final's against Collingwood, Casey and Box Hill to qualify for their first stand alone reserves grade grand final since 1997. They placed runners up after losing 11.8 (74) to 10.10 (70) to Port Melbourne.

Senior listed player Jacob Townsend won the J. J. Liston Trophy as the competition's best and fairest player. [19]

Playing squad

Richmond Football Club (reserves)
Playing listCoaching staff
  • 51 Sam Darley (c)
  • 52 Anthony Scott
  • 53 Hugh Beasley
  • 54 Jacob Ballard
  • 55 Ryan Bathie
  • 57 Brandon Wood
  • 58 Jake Aarts
  • 59 Ash Morris
  • 60 Tom Langford
  • 61 James Fletcher
  • 62 Jayden Cass
  • 63 Jack Holden
  • 64 Thomas Silvestro
  • 67 Brenton Credlin
  • 69 Shaun Mannagh
  • 74 Tyson Kruse
  • 75 Lachlan McKenzie
  • 76 Alex Harnett
  • 78 Daniel Coffield
  • 79 Billy Coates
  • 80 Antony Forato
  • 81 Danko Bzenic
  • 86 Zak McCubbin
  • 88 Max O'Sullivan

Head coach

Assistant coaches

Legend:
  • (c) Captain(s)
  • (vc) Vice-captain(s)

Updated: 15 March 2017
Source(s): Playing list, Coaching staff

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