2018 Richmond Football Club season

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Richmond Football Club
2018 season
Richmond runs through banner.jpg
Richmond players enter the MCG prior to their round 1 match with Carlton
President Peggy O'Neal
(5th season)
Coach Damien Hardwick
(9th season)
Captain(s) Trent Cotchin
(6th season)
Home ground MCG
Pre-season 2-0
AFL season 18-4
Finals series 3rd
(1-1)
Best and fairest Jack Riewoldt
Leading goalkicker Jack Riewoldt
(70)
Highest home attendance90,151
(Round 1 vs. Carlton)
Lowest home attendance32,870
(Round 4 vs. Brisbane Lions)
Average home attendance61,175
(Increase2.svg 5,217 / Increase2.svg 9.32%)
Club membership100,726
(Increase2.svg 28,057 / Increase2.svg 38.61%)
← 2017 2019 →

The 2018 season was the 111th season in which the Richmond Football Club participated in the VFL/AFL.

Contents

2017 off-season list changes

Retirements and delistings

PlayerReasonClub gamesCareer gamesRef
Ivan Maric Retired80157 [1]
Ben Griffiths Retired6363 [2]
Steven Morris Delisted8787 [3]
Jake Batchelor Delisted8484 [4]
Taylor Hunt Delisted42105 [3]
Ben Lennon Delisted2121 [4]
Todd Elton Delisted1010 [3]

Trades

DateGainedLostTrade partnerRef
19 OctoberPick 53 2018 third round pick Geelong [5]
19 OctoberPick 20Pick 15 Brisbane Lions [5]
Pick 25Pick 52

National draft

RoundOverall pickPlayerStatePositionTeam fromLeague fromRef
117 Jack Higgins VIC Forward / midfielder Oakleigh Chargers TAC Cup [6]
220 Callum Coleman-Jones SA Ruck Sturt SANFL [6]
225 Noah Balta VIC Tall defender Calder Cannons TAC Cup [6]
234 (F/S) Patrick Naish VIC Small defender / wing Northern Knights TAC Cup [6]
463 Ben Miller WA Ruck Subiaco WAFL [6]

Rookie draft

RoundOverall pickPlayerStatePositionTeam fromLeague fromRef
118 Liam Baker WA Small forward Subiaco WAFL [7]
Next Generation Academy zone selection (Indigenous) Derek Eggmolesse-Smith VIC Small defender Richmond VFL VFL [8]

2018 squad

Richmond Football Club
Senior listRookie listCoaching staff

Head coach

Assistant coaches

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

Updated: 11 January 2018
Source(s): Senior list, Rookie list, Coaching staff

2018 season

Pre-season

AFLX

MatchDateScoreOpponentOpponent's scoreResultVenueAttendance
1Saturday 17 February, 4:10pm3.2.7 (49) Greater Western Sydney 2.2.2 (34)Won by 15 points Allianz Stadium 9,892
2Saturday 17 February, 5:06pm4.3.3 (61) Brisbane Lions 4.4.7 (66)Lost by 5 points Allianz Stadium 9,892

JLT Community Series

MatchDateScoreOpponentOpponent's scoreResultHome/awayVenueAttendance
1Saturday 24 February, 4:35pm19.10 (124) Essendon 5.7 (37)Won by 87 pointsAway Norm Minns Oval, Wangaratta 7,681
2Wednesday 7 March, 7:05pm19.14 (128) North Melbourne 8.10 (58)Won by 70 pointsHome Ikon Park 4,197

Home and away season

RoundDateScoreOpponentOpponent's scoreResultHome/awayVenueAttendanceLadder
1Thursday 22 March, 7:25pm17.19 (121) Carlton 15.5 (95)Won by 26 pointsHome MCG 90,1517th
2Thursday 29 March, 7:20pm12.10 (82) Adelaide 18.10 (118)Lost by 36 pointsAway Adelaide Oval 49,74312th
3Sunday 8 April, 1:10pm15.12 (102) Hawthorn 13.11 (89)Won by 13 pointsHome MCG 70,7019th
4Saturday 14 April, 2:10pm16.14 (110) Brisbane Lions 2.5 (17)Won by 93 pointsHome MCG 32,8703rd
5Tuesday 24 April 7:25pm15.12 (102) Melbourne 8.8. (56)Won by 46 pointsAway MCG 77,0711st
6Sunday 29 April, 3:20pm16.17 (113) Collingwood 10.10 (70)Won by 43 pointsAway MCG 72,1571st
7Sunday 6 May, 1:10pm15.20 (110) Fremantle 4.9 (33)Won by 77 pointsHome MCG 43,2401st
8Sunday 13 May, 1:10pm12.10 (82) North Melbourne 11.6 (72)Won by 10 pointsAway Etihad Stadium 29,1531st
9Sunday 20 May, 2:40pm12.11 (83) West Coast 20.10 (130)Lost by 47 pointsAway Optus Stadium 57,6162nd
10Saturday 26 May, 1:45pm15.15 (105) St Kilda 12.5 (77)Won by 28 pointsHome MCG 48,8502nd
11Saturday 2 June, 7:25pm17.12 (114) Essendon 6.7 (43)Won by 71 pointsAway MCG 81,0462nd
12Friday 8 June, 7:20pm8.10 (58) Port Adelaide 10.12 (72)Lost by 14 pointsAway Adelaide Oval 39,9362nd
13Sunday 17 June, 3:20pm12.11 (83) Geelong 9.11 (65)Won by 18 pointsAway MCG 46,4231st
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15Thursday 28 June, 7:20pm14.9 (93) Sydney 11.1 (67)Won by 26 pointsHome Etihad Stadium 43,5191st
16Friday 6 July, 7:50pm15.13 (103) Adelaide 8.8 (56)Won by 47 pointsHome MCG 54,9341st
17Saturday 14 July, 7:25pm10.17 (77) Greater Western Sydney 11.13 (79)Lost by 2 pointsAway Spotless Stadium 14,4561st
18Friday 20 July, 7:50pm16.15 (111) St Kilda 8.9 (57)Won by 54 pointsAway Etihad Stadium 36,2691st
19Saturday 28 July, 1:45pm16.9 (105) Collingwood 12.5 (77)Won by 28 pointsHome MCG 88,1801st
20Friday 3 August, 7:50pm12.13 (85) Geelong 12.10 (82)Won by 3 pointsHome MCG 67,0541st
21Saturday 11 August, 2:10pm19.11 (125) Gold Coast 7.9 (51)Won by 74 pointsAway Metricon Stadium 18,1021st
22Friday 17 August, 7:50pm12.9 (81) Essendon 11.7 (73)Won by 8 pointsHome MCG 76,4241st
23Saturday 25 August, 2:10pm15.8 (98) Western Bulldogs 14.11 (95)Won by 3 pointsHome MCG 56,9981st

Finals

MatchDateScoreOpponentOpponent's ScoreResultHome/AwayVenueAttendance
Qualifying finalThursday 7 September, 7:20pm13.17 (95) Hawthorn 9.10 (64)Won by 31 pointsHome MCG 91,446
Preliminary finalFriday 21 September, 7:50 pm8.10 (58) Collingwood 15.7 (97)Lost by 39 pointsHome MCG 94,959

Ladder

PosTeam
PldWLDPFPAPPPtsQualification
1 Richmond 22184021431574136.172 2018 finals
2 West Coast (P)22166020121657121.464
3 Collingwood 22157020461699120.460
4 Hawthorn 22157019721642120.160
5 Melbourne 22148022991749131.456
6 Sydney 22148018221664109.556
7 Greater Western Sydney 22138118981664114.154
8 Geelong 22139020451554131.652
9 North Melbourne 221210019501790108.948
10 Port Adelaide 221210017801654107.648
11 Essendon 221210019321838105.148
12 Adelaide 221210019411865104.148
13 Western Bulldogs 2281401575203777.332
14 Fremantle 2281401556204176.232
15 Brisbane Lions 2251701825204989.120
16 St Kilda 2241711606218273.618
17 Gold Coast 2241801308218259.916
18 Carlton 2222001353228259.38
Source: AFL
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) percentage; 3) number of points for.
(P) Premiers

Awards

League awards

All-Australian team

PlayerPositionAppearance
Named Dustin Martin Centre3rd
Named Alex Rance Full-back5th
Named Jack Riewoldt Full-forward3rd
Named Shane Edwards Bench1st
Nominated Josh Caddy --
Nominated Trent Cotchin --
Nominated Dylan Grimes --
Nominated Kane Lambert --

Brownlow Medal tally

Player3 vote games2 vote games1 vote gamesTotal votesPlace
Dustin Martin 261196th
Kane Lambert 2221228th
Trent Cotchin 2121035th
Jack Riewoldt 2121035th
Shane Edwards 112755th
Josh Caddy 022664th
Dion Prestia 1003105th
Toby Nankervis 1003105th
Shaun Grigg 0102142nd
Nick Vlastuin 0102142nd
Daniel Rioli 0011169th
Jayden Short 0011169th
David Astbury 0011169th
Reece Conca 0011169th
Total11151578-

[9]

Rising Star

Nominations:

RoundPlayerPlacingRef
18 Jack Higgins 4th [10]

22 Under 22 team

PlayerPositionAppearance
Named Jayden Short Half-back1st
Named Dan Butler Bench2nd

Club awards

Jack Dyer Medal

PositionPlayerVotesMedal
1st Jack Riewoldt 81Jack Dyer Medal
2nd Kane Lambert 68Jack Titus Medal
3rd Dustin Martin 66Maurie Fleming Medal
4th Shane Edwards 65Fred Swift Medal
5th Dylan Grimes 64Kevin Bartlett Medal
6th Alex Rance 63
7th Trent Cotchin 58
8th Nick Vlastuin 51
9th Jayden Short 47
10th Josh Caddy 45
Source: [11]

Michael Roach Medal

PositionPlayerGoals
1st Jack Riewoldt 70
2nd Josh Caddy 46
3rd Dustin Martin 31
4th Jason Castagna 26
5th Dan Butler 18
Source: [12]

Reserves

The reserves side playing a practice match against the Northern Blues in March 2018 VFL team huddles 26.03.18.jpg
The reserves side playing a practice match against the Northern Blues in March 2018

The 2018 season marked the fifth 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 was captained by former AFL listed defender Steve Morris. Hugh Beasley, Jake Aarts, Jacob Ballard and Tom Silvestro are also in the team's 2018 leadership group. [13]

The team finished the home and away season with 14 wins and four losses, earning the minor premiership as a result. [14] They were eliminated from the finals series after successive qualifying and semi finals matches against Williamstown and Essendon respectively. [15]

AFL-listed midfielder Anthony Miles won the club's best and fairest award for the second year running, along with the league's best and fairest award, the J. J. Liston Trophy. [16] AFL-listed small forward Tyson Stengle led the team's goal-kicking with 33 across his 19 matches. [17] Another AFL-listed small forward, Shai Bolton, received both the league's Mark and Goal of the Year awards. [18]

Playing squad

Richmond Football Club (reserves)
Playing listCoaching staff
  • 51 Steven Morris (c)
  • 52 Shaun Mannagh
  • 53 Hugh Beasley
  • 54 Jacob Ballard
  • 55 Ryan Bathie
  • 56 Blake Grewar
  • 57 Brandon Wood
  • 58 Jake Aarts
  • 59 Harry Tanner
  • 60 Charlie Thompson
  • 61 James Fletcher
  • 62 Max O'Sullivan
  • 64 Thomas Silvestro
  • 65 Joel Cusack
  • 66 Harry Conway
  • 67 Brenton Credlin
  • 68 Connor Riley
  • 69 Chris Grigoriadis
  • 70 Danko Bzenic
  • 72 Bailey Lambert
  • 73 Joel Ernest
  • 74 Rueben Hayward
  • 78 Daniel Coffield
  • 79 Billy Coates

Head coach

Assistant coaches

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

Updated: 27 March 2017
Source(s): Playing list, Coaching staff

Women's team

The 2018 season marked the first year the Richmond Football club ran a women's team and the first year in the VFL Women's competition (VFLW). Former men's VFL assistant coach Tom Hunter was named the team's head coach in November 2017. [19] Jess Kennedy was named the team's inaugural captain in May 2018. [20] The team finished the season with four wins and 10 losses, placing 11th on the ladder of 13 teams and failing to qualify for the finals competition. [21] [22]

Playing squad

Richmond Football Club (VFLW)
Playing listCoaching staff
  • 51 Jess Kennedy (c)
  • 52 Elise Hogan (vc)
  • 53 Kate Dixon (vc)
  • 54 Courtney Musico
  • 55 Alana Woodward
  • 56 Kate Dempsey
  • 57 Trish Muller
  • 58 Jacqueline Graham
  • 59 Emma Gunn
  • 60 Emma King
  • 61 Alice Edmonds
  • 62 Georgia Fisher
  • 63 Evelyn Burry
  • 64 Jenna Colwell
  • 65 Courtney Wakefield
  • 66 Emily Findlay
  • 67 Natarsha Bamblett
  • 68 Lisa Davie
  • 69 Bethany Lynch
  • 70 Lauren Tesoriero
  • 71 Ella Ross
  • 72 Jacinta Louttit
  • 73 Justine Hocking
  • 74 Vittoriana Tonin
  • 75 Ellie George
  • 76 Grace Bibby
  • 77 Jess Gardner
  • 78 Louise Stephenson
  • 79 Louise Bieniara
  • 80 Nuala Clarke
  • 81 Niamh Clarke
  • 82 Kirra Grimes
  • 83 Amelia Barden
  • 87 Jessica Provan
  • 88 Grace Egan
  • 89 Sophie Damon

Head coach

  • Tom Hunter

Assistant coaches

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

Updated: 5 May 2018
Source(s): Playing list, Coaching staff

VFLW Best and Fairest

PositionPlayerVotes
1st Jess Kennedy 49
2nd Jacqui Graham 48
3rd Evelyn Burry 45
3rd Lisa Davie 45
3rd Phoebe Monahan 45
Source: [23]

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