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2016 Finals

Friday night

Elimination final:

West Coast Eagles vs Adelaide Crows - Domain Stadium

Saturday Afternoon

Elimination final:

Sydney Swans vs. Gold Coast Suns - SCG

Saturday night

Qualifying Final:

Richmond Tigers vs Brisbane Lions - Etihad Stadium

Sunday Afternoon

Qualifying Finals

Fremantle Dockers vs Hawthorn Hawks - Domain Stadium
 
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Qualifying Final

Richmond vs Brisbane - Etihad Stadium

Full Team:

B: Grimes Chaplin Morris
HB: B.Ellis Rance Houli
C: Edwards Cotchin Grigg
HF: Lennon Griffiths Deledio
F : Rioli Riewoldt Lloyd
Foll: Hampson Miles Martin
Int: C.Ellis, Townsend Vlastuin, Conca
Emer: Maric, Astbury, Lambert

Out: Oleg Markov (Omitted), Connor Menadue (injured)
In: Brett Deledio, Jacob Townsend

Result:

Richmond: 2.3 7.7 12.9 17.11 113
Brisbane: 4.4 5.5 8.9 10.12 72

Best
Richmond: Riewoldt, Martin, Vlastuin, C.Ellis, Cotchin, Griffiths
Brisbane: Martin, Green, Beams, Lester, Rockliff, Taylor

Goals
Richmond: Riewoldt (5), Griffiths (3), C.Ellis (2), Deledio (2), Lennon (2), Martin, Rance Lloyd
Brisbane: McGuiness (3), Christensen (2), West, Beasley, Bewick, Lester, Rockliff

Injuries: nil
Reports: nil

"You must be very pleased with the group, first finals win in 15 years and now you are a step away from the Grand Final."
Prince: yeah it was a great feeling, a great effort. Great reward for such a great year. Our intensity around the contest was great.

"Last year Trent cotchin copped criticism after he had a poor game during the elimination final,do you believe he redeemed that performance tonight?"
Prince: yeah, Trent was great tonight, 30 possessions and 12 inside 50s. It helps when you don't have someone on your tail all night."

"Brett Deledio came back after 6 weeks to play a finals match, how did you rate his performance?"
Prince: I thought he was ok, kicked two goals but didn't get a lot of the ball.
 
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2016 Finals Results

Friday night

Elimination final:

West Coast Eagles 129 def Adelaide Crows 113

Saturday Afternoon

Elimination final:

Sydney Swans 87 def by Gold Coast Suns 121

Saturday night

Qualifying Final:

Richmond Tigers 113 Brisbane Lions 72

Sunday Afternoon

Qualifying Finals

Fremantle Dockers 130 def Hawthorn Hawks 105
 

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Preliminary Final

Richmond Vs. Hawthorn - MCG

Full team:

B: Grimes Chaplin Morris
HB: B.Ellis Rance Houli
C: Edwards Cotchin Grigg
HF: Lennon Griffiths Deledio
F : Rioli Riewoldt Lloyd
Foll: Hampson Miles Martin
Int: C.Ellis, Townsend Vlastuin, Conca
Emer: Maric, Astbury, Lambert

Late change:

Dustin Martin replaced in selected side by Kane Lambert

Result
Richmond: 7.4 11.7 14.8 15.11 101
Hawthorn: 4.0 8.4 13.6 16.8 104

Best
Richmond: Cotchin, Riewoldt, Vlastuin, Miles Grigg, Deledio
Hawthorn: Lewis, Birchall, Roughhead, Burgoyne, Gibson, Whitecross

Goals
Richmond: Riewoldt (7), Lloyd (2), C.Ellis (2), Griffiths, Edwards, Conca, Chaplin
Hawthorn: Roughead (3), Hill (3), Mitchell (2), Shiels, Puopolo, Pittonet, Bruest, Fitzpatrick, Duryea, Gunston, Smith,

Injuries: Nil
Reports: nil
It w
Coaches Presser:

"Jay, you did really well in the first half and at half time it looked like you had them covered, but then they fought back in the second. After such a promising season, the loss must really sting."
Prince: It really does sting, our first half was really good. The last quarter was disappointing, we seemed to try to over defend without attacking, and they were just too good for us. THey are a very good team Hawthorn, very experienced. However it was disappointing to go down like we did. We had a few players who were down as well.

"Who were you most pleased with tonight?"
Prince: Once again, Cotch and jack were Great, VLastuin, Miles very good. Most of our team put in a pleasing effort, but there were a few who really let us down.

"The late loss of Dustin Martin must have really hurt so close to such an important game"
Prince: Yeah it really did, Dusty is such an amazing young player, he was so gutted that he didn't get to be out there with us, and we were gutted that he wasn't going to be playing. If we had won, he would have missed the grand final as well.

"What was your message to the boys after the game"
Prince: We just went through what went wrong, the boys are really gutted though. ALso reinforced that it isn't the end of the world, hopefully we can come back bigger and stronger next season and not let it destroy our confidence. It was disappointing to lose, but they have a lot to be proud of this year.

"Plans for the off season?"
Prince We will have a break, enjoy ourselves, then come back and train hard in the preseason. HOpefully bring in some more quality players through the trade period.
 
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2016 Toyota AFL Grand Final

Hawthorn Vs West Coast

Result:
Hawthorn: 7.2 10.2 14.3 19.6 120
West Coast: 4.1 10.3 14.3 18.5 113

Best:
Hawthorn: Roughead, Hill, Gunston, Mitchell, Whitecross, Frawley
West Coast: Mutimer, Lecras, Cripps, Jetta, Gaff, Naitanui

Goals
Hawthorn: Roughhead (4), Bruest (2), , Hodge, Fitzpatrick, Burgoyne, Smith, Hartung, Hill
West Coast: Darling (4), Lecras (3), Hurn (2), Mutimer, Wellingham, Kennedy, Reddon, Lycett, Duggan, Shuey, Hill

Winner of the 2016 Norm Smith Medal: Jarryd Roughhead
 
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Dustin Martin caps off a great season with Best and Fairest honour

Midfielder Dustin Martins 2016 consistency has been rewarded by winning the Jack Dyer medal for the Richmond Football Club. Dusty finished on 155 votes and has finally secured the award after finished 2nd to Alex Rance last year.
 

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2016 National Draft

Pick 9 - Tony Coulter - inside midfielder, 19 years of age, 185cm, 95 kg. Overall: 75, Peak: 93. Highly determined, has elite ground strength, terrific endurance.
Pick 14 - James Meanwell - Ruckman, can play as a defender. 19 years of age, 200cm, 98 kg. Overall: 73. Peak: 88. Great endurance, reads the play very well, very good body strength and a great verticle leap.
Pick 51 - Joshua Hazleman - Mostly inside mid, can play outside and as a forward, 19 years of age. Overall: 72, peak: 84. 185cm, 88kg. Plays with courage and agression, speedy player, great tackler.
Pick 68 - Xavier Harmsworth - Small forward. 187 cm, 84kg. 19 years of age. Overall 68, peak: 84. Has elite speed, and brings a lot of x factor. Very agile and a good shot on goal.
 
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Pre season draft:

Alec Waterman

Rookie Draft

Pick 14 - Simon Whitefield - outside mid. Powerfully built, good pace and damaging by foot. Accurate shot at goal. Plays like: Robbie Gray.
Pick 31 - Frank Rothwell - Small Defender. Good body strength and a great reader of the play. Excellent acceleration but has a lack of speed. Plays like: Luke Parker
Pick 48 - Smal Defender - Flashy player, great decision making skills. Plays like: Craig Bird
Pick 65 - Midfilder - Powerfully built inside mid, elite motor, great intensity and an average shot on goal. Plays like: Rory Sloane
 
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Richmond Tigers List ahead of the 2017 Season

1. Nick Vlastuin
2. Dylan Grimes
3. Brett Deledio
4. Dustin Martin
5. Brandon Ellis
6. Shaun Grigg
7. Jack Hombsch
8. Jack Riewoldt
9. Trent Cotchin
10. Shane Edwards
11. Jake Batchelor
12. Tony Coulter
13. Chris Yarran
14. Bachar Houli
15. Andrew Moore
16. Shaun Hampson
17. Daniel Rioli
18. Alex Rance
19. Alec Waterman
20. Ivan Maric
21. Jacob Townsend
22. James Meanwell
23. Kane Lambert
24. Ben Griffiths
25. Troy Chaplin
26. Anthony Miles
27. Sam Lloyd
28. Taylor Hunt
29. Ty Vickery
30. Joshua Hazleman
31. Oleg Markov
32. Corey Ellis
33. Kamdyn McIntosh
34. Liam Mcbean
35. Nathan Broad
36. Xavier Harmsworth
37. Connor Menadue
38. Steve Morris
39: Nathan Drummond
43: Todd Elton

Rookie Listed Players

40 - Simon Whitfield
41 - Frank Rothwell
42 - Kyle Woods
44 - Brendan Hale
 
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Tigers coach confident for 2017 season

Richmond coach Jayden Prince is confident Richmond can take the next step in the 2017 season. Richmond finished 2016 as minor premiers and go into the 2017 as favourites a long with the West Coast Eagles.

"I believe we have the list and talent available to take the next stride this year. We had plenty of players show a lot of improvement over the past year."

"We have trained hard over the preseason, added some good young talent to the list, the boys look sharp and ready for whats ahead."
 
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2017 NAB Challenge

Match 1:

Melbourne Vs. Richmond


Melbourne 6.1 10.1 18.4 20.4 124
Richmond 8.1 9.3 14.4 19.6 120

Match 2

Richmond vs Western Bulldogs

Richmond: 3.0 11.0 19.1 28.1 169
Western Bulldogs 5.5 7.7 10.9 12.11 83

Match 3

Fremantle 4.0 6.3 8.7 12.7 79
Richmond 8.2 13.5 16.7 21.9 135

Coaches assessment

The first game against Melbourne was a very tight game, a bit disappointing we werent able to win, a few players were down. Excellent performance in the games against Fremantle and the Bulldogs. Very pleased with the four quarter effort, the accurate goal kicking and the overall intensity.

Impressed with

- Corey Ellis was fantastic throughout all three games, will certainly start in best 22
- Our new recruit, James Meanwell got an opportunity against Fremantle. Did very well, 22 possessions, 14 hit outs, 5 inside 50s. A shame he got reported.
- Ben Griffiths has improved again, kicked 7 against the Dockers and 5 against the Bulldogs.




 
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Round 1

St Kilda vs Richmond - Eithad Stadium


Full Team:

B: Waterman Hombsch Grimes
HB: Yarran Rance Houli
C: Ellis Cotchin Menadue
HF: Deledio Griffiths Edwards
F: Lloyd Riewoldt Rioli
Foll: Maric Vlastuin Martin
INT: Miles, C.Ellis, Grigg, Townsend
EM: Markov, McIntosh, Vickery

Result

St Kilda: 0.1 3.4 5.4 5.4 34
Richmond: 4.7 8.10 11.17 16.17 113

Best
St Kilda: Geary, Savage, Dunston, Goddard, Longer, Gilbert
Richmond: Deledio, Grimes, Rioli, Vlastuin, Lloyd, Hombsch

Goals
St Kilda: Mcartin, Bruce, Dunstin, Searle
Richmond: Deledio (4), Rioli (4), Lloyd (3), Riewoldt (2), C.Ellis, Griffiths, Edwards

Reports: Bachar Houli (tripping)
Injuries: Dyson Heppell (achillis)

Coaches presser

"You must be happy to begin the season with a 79 point win?"
Prince: Yeah, it was a great performance, also a very even performance. Everyone played their role well. Offensively we were good, defensively we were very good to be able to keep them to one behind in the first quarter, then scoreless in the last.

"Brett Deledio was best on ground for you, 27 posessions, 7 hardball gets, 7 inside 50s and 4 goals."
Prince: Brett started off forward and did really well, we thought our midfield was down just a little bit, so we put him in there and was fantastic.

"What was your take on your two recruits Jack Hombsch and Alec Waterman?"
Prince: We were really glad to get Hombsch, we've been crying out for a second key position defender to support Alex for years,he had a bit of a quiet preseason, but he was good tonight. Alec hasn't played senior football for quite a while due to illness, so we don't expect him to be excellent right away, but I thought he did ok considering.
 
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