With three premiership medals, three Coleman Medals, three All-Australian blazers, two Jack Dyer Medals and 10 Michael Roach Medals, Jack Riewoldt is one of the most decorated players in Richmond’s history. And, if all goes to plan, he’ll add another awesome achievement to his highly-impressive AFL football CV during the 2021 season.
Riewoldt is poised to become just the eighth player in the competition’s history to reach the combined 300-game and 700-goal milestones.
The star Tiger key forward goes into the new season with 283 games and 664 goals to his credit.
Only one other Richmond player has completed the 300-game/700-goal double – Club ‘Immortal’ Kevin Bartlett.
The full list of players to accomplish this rare feat are:
• Gordon Coventry (Collingwood): 306 games, 1299 goals.
• Lance Franklin (Hawthorn/Sydney): 300 games, 944 goals.
• Leigh Matthews (Hawthorn): 332 games, 915 goals.
• Bernie Quinlan (Footscray/Fitzroy): 366 games, 817 goals.
• Kevin Bartlett (Richmond): 403 games, 778 goals.
• Nick Riewoldt (St Kilda): 336 games, 718 goals.
• Matthew Pavlich (Fremantle): 353 games, 700 goals.
