Player Watch 2. Jarryd Roughead

[noosa hawk mad]

Jarryd finds ruck rough work(Article) http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsartic...4/default.aspx
By Jennifer Witham 11:44 AM Mon 13 April, 2009
HAWTHORN forward Jarryd Roughead found himself in an unfamiliar position on more than one occasion on Sunday against North Melbourne when he was called upon to take on a role in the ruck.

 

[noosa hawk mad]

Round 4 V Port Adelaide
Very quite game from Roughie didn't registrar a score but it didn't help with the team being to Buddy conscious!

Kicks 1
Handballs 6
Disposals 7
Marks 1
Tackles 0
Goals 0
Behinds 0





PORT ADELAIDE 4.3 6.4 10.6 17.13 (115)
HAWTHORN 2.2 5.6 9.12 12.13 (85)
GOALS: Port Adelaide: Tredrea 6, Ebert 2, Lade 2, Gray 2, Logan 2, Brogan, Pearce, Rodan. Hawthorn: Rioli 3, Franklin 3, Sewell, Moss, Hodge, Campbell, Dew, Mitchell.
BEST: Port Adelaide: Tredrea, K Cornes, Chaplin, Carlile, Logan, Pearce, Boak, Krakouer. Hawthorn: Rioli, Williams, Sewell, Bateman, Moss, Morton.

 

[noosa hawk mad]

Round 5 V West Coast
Hawks key forward J Roughead had a handful of early opportunities to atone for his dirty day last weekend yet seemed to be enduring the same form, spilling three difficult marking chances in the opening 10 minutes. Evidently, it did not last laying a great tackle in the second quarter witch resulted in a goal & the Big Roughnut played a great game his kicking for goal a highlight this year ended the game with a game high 4 Goals!
Kicks 8
Handballs 8
Disposals 16
Marks 3
Tackles 2
Goals 4
Behinds 1

HAWTHORN 1.3 4.5 6.7 11.8 (74)
WEST COAST 1.5 2.9 5.11 7.14 (56)
GOALS:Hawthorn: Moss4, Roughead 4, Franklin 2, Rioli.
West Coast: McKinley 3, Embley, Lynch, Priddis, Hunter.
BEST: Hawthorn: Lewis, Moss, Mitchell, Bateman, Sewell, Roughead, Rioli. West Coast: Cox, Rosa, Priddis, Wirrpanda.
INJURIES: Hawthorn: Young (hamstring). West Coast: Kerr (cut mouth)

 

[RustyHawk]

Jarryd Roughead was awarded the David Parkin Medal for being best on ground during the round 6 clash Hawthorn v Carlton at the M.C.G. on Saturday 2nd May 2009.

Roughead kicked 8 goals 2 behinds in a dominant display for the game including 4 goals in the first quarter and 6 goals in total by half time in Hawthorn's 4 point win against the Blues played before a record Home and Away crowd of 69,000 people.

 

[RustyHawk]

At the end of Round 6 2009, Jarryd Roughead leads the race for the 2009 Coleman Medal.

1 Jarryd Roughead Hawthorn 24
2 Brendan Fevola Carlton 23
3 Jonathan Brown Brisbane Lions 20
4 Lance Franklin Hawthorn 18
5 Eddie Betts Carlton 18
6 Warren Tredrea Port Adelaide 17
7 Steve Johnson Geelong 17
8 Daniel Bradshaw Brisbane Lions 17

 

[noosa hawk mad]

Humble Roughead content for Franklin to shine(Article)

http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au...012432,00.html

Courtney Walsh | May 08, 2009

Article from: The Australian
IT was an answer that drew a laugh but spoke volumes about Jarryd Roughead.
Back in 2004, the former promising basketballer had proven he had the skills to be drafted following an outstanding year at TAC Cup level with the Gippsland Power but clubs headed to Canberra eager for an insight into his personality.

 

[noosa hawk mad]

Round 7 v Essendon

Kicks 9
Handballs 3
Disposals 12
Marks 8
Tackles 1
Goals 2
Behinds 3



Essendon 4.2 6.7 12.10 17.14 (116)
Hawthorn 1.8 6.8 9.11 10.12 (72)

GOALS
Essendon: Lloyd 3, Lovett-Murray 3, Monfries 2, Neagle 2, Zaharakis 2, Lonergan, Hocking, Stanton, Bellchambers, Lovett
Hawthorn: Franklin 5, Roughead 2, Dew, Williams, Rioli

BEST
Essendon: Stanton, Monfries, Lloyd, Davey, Winderlich, Pears, Lovett-Murray, Watson
Hawthorn: Rioli, Birchall, Lewis, Franklin

INJURIES
Essendon: Lovett-Murray (corked thigh)
Hawthorn: Bateman (calf)

Reports: Nil

Umpires: Vozzo, Grun, Chamberlain.
Official crowd: 50,475 at Docklands

 

[noosa hawk mad]

Coleman Medal is up for grabs(Article)

http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/spo...-19742,00.html

• AT THE end of Round 7, 1992, Jason Dunstall had booted 55 goals. Think about that for a moment. That's an average 7.8 goals a game.

The legendary Hawthorn spearhead blitzed the '92 Coleman Medal with 139 goals, and the Hawks were not even the highest-scoring team that year. Not even close.

 

[noosa hawk mad]

Round 8 v Fremantle

Kicks 8
Handballs 3
Disposals 11
Marks 5
Tackles 5
Goals 1
Behinds 3


HAWTHORN 3.2 8.4 11.6 13.9 (87)
FREMANTLE 2.2 3.4 7.8 9.11 (65)


Goals: Hawthorn: L Franklin 4 C Rioli 2 M Williams 2 C Bateman G Moss J Roughead M Osborne S Dew. Fremantle: A Sandilands 2 R Murphy 2 L McPharlin M Johnson M Pavlich P Duffield S Thornton.

Best: Hawthorn: S Mitchell L Franklin C Bateman B McGlynn C Rioli B Sewell. Fremantle: M Pavlich M Johnson A Sandilands P Duffield B Schammer.

Umpires: Craig Hendrie, Matt Stevic, Scott McLaren.

Official Crowd: 39,135 at Subiaco.

 

[noosa hawk mad]

Coleman Medal after 9 Rounds

1 Lance Franklin Hawthorn 31
2 Jarryd Roughead Hawthorn 30
3 Jonathan Brown Brisbane Lions 29
4 Warren Tredrea Port Adelaide 29
5 Nick Riewoldt St Kilda 28
6 Daniel Bradshaw Brisbane Lions 27
7 Steve Johnson Geelong Cats 26
8 Brendan Fevola Carlton 25

 

[noosa hawk mad]

Round 9 V Melbourne

Kicks 7
Handballs 3
Disposals 10
Marks 4
Tackles 4
Goals 3
Behinds 1




HAWTHORN: 6.2, 11.7, 16.9, 17.12 (114)
MELBOURNE: 2.5, 4.6, 8.10, 13.14 (92)

GOALS: Hawthorn: Franklin 4, Roughead 3, Bateman 2, Guerra 2, Rioli 2, McGlynn, Muston, Osborne, Williams
Melbourne: Sylvia 4, Martin 2, Robertson 2, Bate, Bruce, Johnson, McDonald, McLean
BEST: Hawthorn: Lewis, Muston, Sewell, Morton, Rioli, Franklin
Melbourne: Sylvia, Green, Jones, Bruce, Morton, McLean
INJURIES: Hawthorn: Stokes (hamstring tightness), Moss (leg)
Melbourne: Robertson (cramp), Whelan (nose)
REPORTS: Nil
CHANGES: Nil
UMPIRES: Rosebury, Hay, Avon
CROWD: 39,395 at the MCG

 

[noosa hawk mad]

Hawthorn forwards Franklin and Roughead off the mark http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/spo...-19742,00.html


Mark Stevens | June 02, 2009 10:21pm
Have your say

• WHEN Hawthorn indicated it was hot for Ryan O'Keefe in the trade period last year, there was an overwhelming feeling the club had turned greedy.

 

[noosa hawk mad]

Round 10 V Adelaide

Kicks 8
Handballs 7
Disposals 15
Marks 3
Tackles 3
Goals 1
Behinds 1



Adelaide 7.1 12.4 12.5 16.10 (106)
Hawthorn 2.1 4.4 8.6 12.7 (79)

GOALS
Adelaide: Walker 5, Knights 4, Doughty 2, Dangerfield, Vince, Tippett, Douglas, Stevens
Hawthorn: Rioli 4, Franklin 3, Bateman 2, Lewis, Roughead, Dew

BEST
Adelaide: Thompson, Bock, Walker, Knights, Doughty, Rutten, Goodwin, Vince
Hawthorn: Rioli, Sewell, Lewis, Bateman, Ellis, Muston

INJURIES
Adelaide: Vince (nose)
Hawthorn: Brown (corked thigh)

Reports: Nil

Umpires: Chamberlain, Findlay, Ryan
Official crowd: 40,035 at AAMI Stadium

 

[noosa hawk mad]

Round 11 V Sydney

Kicks 10
Handballs 5
Disposals 15
Marks 6
Tackles 5
Goals 3
Behinds 2


HAWTHORN: 4.5, 7.5, 9.11, 12.14 (86)
SYDNEY: 2.5, 4.7, 8.7, 11.9 (75)

GOALS: Hawthorn: Franklin 3,Williams 3, Roughead 3, Ellis 2, Mitchell
Sydney: Goodes 3, Hall 2, Jolly, McVeigh, O'Loughlin, J Bolton, Mattner, Kirk,

BEST: Hawthorn: Mitchell, Hodge, Birchall, Campbell, McGlynn, Lewis, Franklin, Williams,Sewell
Sydney: Goodes, O'Keefe, Shaw, Mattner, Jolly, J Bolton

INJURIES: Hawthorn: Rioli (hamstring), Dew (calf)
Sydney: Crouch (knee), C Bolton (knee)

UMPIRES: Donlon, Vozzo, Hendrie

 

[noosa hawk mad]

http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsartic...7/default.aspx
List assessment: Hawthorn
By Chris Fagan

Jarryd Roughead
Had a really good first half of the year and probably his form tapered away a little bit before he injured himself in the round 19 game. He’s back up and running now after some minor surgery and he will be able to enjoy a full pre-season. He was in terrific form early on.

 

[Rough_star]

Thanks to Roughie and Noosa for keeping the thread updated during the 2009 season.
I'll happily be taking over for season 2010, which is shaping up to be a big one for both the Hawks and Roughy!!

 

[Rough_star]

http://www.theadvocate.com.au/news/...s/we-have-what-it-takes-roughead/1740522.aspx

We have what it takes: Roughead

THE Hawks are flying.

With more than 38 fit players in full pre-season training the club looks to be back to its best, according to key forward Jarryd Roughead.

Roughead is currently on the Coast as a part of the Hawthorn community camps.

"Pre-season has been good so far, (we've) been on the track since October 26. (We) haven't been out that early in a couple of years," Roughead said.

 

[noosa hawk mad]

http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/89371/default.aspx

NAB Cup squads confirmed for first four games

NAB Cup

ROUND ONE, WEEK ONE

All times local

Friday February 12
West Coast v Essendon at Subiaco Oval, 5.45pm

Saturday February 13
Adelaide v Port Adelaide at AAMI Stadium, 4.10pm
Hawthorn v Richmond at Aurora Stadium, 7.40pm

Sunday February 14
Western Bulldogs v Brisbane Lions at Manuka Oval, 4.40pm


HAWTHORN v RICHMOND
Hawthorn
2. Jarryd Roughead, 3. Jordan Lewis, 4. Rick Ladson, 5. Sam Mitchell, 6. Josh Gibson, 8. Xavier Ellis, 12. Brad Sewell, 13. Simon Taylor, 14. Grant Birchall, 15. Luke Hodge,[/B] 16. Beau Dowler, 17. Beau Muston, 18. Brent Guerra, 19. Jarryd Morton, 21. Shane Savage, 23. Lance Franklin, 25. Ryan Schoenmakers, 26. Liam Shiels, 27. Stephen Gilham, 28. Garry Moss, 29. Tom Murphy, 30. Campbell Brown, 31. Matthew Suckling, 36. Jordan Lisle, 39. Ben Statton, 42. Wayde Skipper, 43. Will Sierakowski, 45. Jarrod Kayler-Thomson, 47. Luke Bruest.

 

[noosa hawk mad]

No free agency worries for Hawks

By Luke Holmesby
hawthornfc.com.au
12:24 PM Tue 23 February, 2010

Jarryd Roughead had some interesting relative points to make -

Quote:
HAWTHORN forward Jarryd Roughead says he is not concerned about the possible consequences free agency could have on his team.

The AFL is expected to introduce the concept on Tuesday, allowing players a greater chance to switch teams after eight seasons with a club.

But Roughead said any new rules were unlikely to affect the Hawks.

“I don’t have much to do with it, I’m only six years [with the Hawks] and I think they’re trying to go for eight years," Roughead said.

"I’ll only be 25 then and I don’t think it is going to be any concern.

“We’re so young that I don’t think we’d have anyone up for free agency for five years.”

Fellow forward Lance Franklin has been touted as a possible recruit for the new Gold Coast team but Roughead said the introduction of free agency was unlikely to see him depart the Hawks.

“I still think Buddy is about seven years here, so I don’t think he is anywhere near a chance to be in free agency so I don’t think that is an issue,” Roughead said.

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[noosa hawk mad]

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/a...or-family-affair/story-e6frf9jf-1225833434131Hawk Jarryd Roughead hoping for family affair





JARRYD Roughead will cast aside family ties if young cousin Jordan is chosen by the Bulldogs to play against Hawthorn.

The Hawks take on the Dogs in the NAB Cup quarter-final at Etihad Stadium on Friday.
Jarryd - the older of the two cousins - today said he was looking forward to them literally bumping into each other at Etihad Stadium.
"I've never played against him in any sport, so it should be a bit of fun. And good for Dad and uncle as well," Hawk Jarryd said after training at Waverley Park.


Roughead said there was a feel-good atmosphere around Waverley right now after a less interrupted pre-season for most senior players and the drip-feed of key personnel coming back into the team.

 

[Rough_star]

Hawks confident for season

As reigning champions last year, the Hawks limped into the 2009 campaign and were unable to secure a berth in the finals.

This time around, they have been bolstered by a much longer pre-season campaign, the fruits of which were on show in the opening-round drubbing of Richmond in the NAB Cup.

"I think it's just the confidence the group's had out of the pre-season," Roughead said on Tuesday ahead of Friday night's NAB quarter-final clash fellow premiership contenders the Western Bulldogs.

http://wwos.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=1016083

 

[Rough_star]

Roughead confident Hawks again a threat

Powerhouse forward Jarryd Roughead says Hawthorn's build-up to the 2010 season could hardly have gone better.

The Hawks limped into last season as reigning champions and were unable to even secure a finals berth.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2010/02/23/2827824.htm?site=sport&section=all

 

[Hodges]

Was just watching the 07 Elimination Final against the Crows, and came across this:

He should definitely look at growing it back.

 

[Rough_star]

Nice caps Hodges.. not sure bout him growing it back though!

Roughy has been mentioned in a few articles atm about Simon Taylors broken leg and the hawks options for a back up ruckman. The following snippet is from an article in the Australian:

Hawthorn's Simon Taylor out for five months

Coach Alastair Clarkson may also have to consider a pinch-hitting role for key forward Jarryd Roughead, who has kicked 184 goals in his 102 senior games. Roughead stands at 193cm, just one centimetre shorter than Skipper.

"Roughead as an option? That's a good question for the coach," Evans said.

http://www.theaustralian.com.au/new...-for-five-months/story-e6frg7mf-1225837962361

 

[Rough_star]

Roughy played and jarred his knee during the NAB Challenge match at Southport v Brisbane in round 4 of the NAB competitions. Below is an article from the Age:

Roughead limps off with injury

HAWTHORN'S injury jinx heading towards the season continued last night when forward Jarryd Roughead jarred his right knee in a practice-match loss to the Brisbane Lions.

The Lions won a scrappy contest 7.14 (56) to 6.9 (45) in very blustery conditions at Southport on the Gold Coast.

http://www.theage.com.au/afl/afl-news/roughead-limps-off-with-injury-20100312-q49p.html