- List of Michael Roach Medal recipients
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The Michael Roach Medal is an Australian rules football award given each season to the leading goalkicker (or goalkickers) for the Richmond Football Club.
The award is now named in honour of Michael Roach, Richmond's "best post-war full forward".[1] Roach won the goalkicking award at Richmond on seven occasions; in 1980 kicked the highest individual season goal tally in Tiger history and became only the second Richmond full forward to kick over 100 goals in a season; and is the only Richmond player to win the VFL/AFL goalkicking award twice.
Richmond's best pre-war full forward, Jack Titus, led the goalkicking at Richmond on eleven occasions. Retired Richmond forward Matthew Richardson was the club's leading goalkicker on thirteen occasions.
Former Richmond captain Jeff Hogg won the award five times and a number of players were the club's leading goalkicker for the season on three occasions – George Bayliss, Doug Strang, Dick Harris, Ray Poulter, Bob Dummett, Ted Langridge and Kevin Bartlett.
Recipients
References
- ^ Hogan, Paul (1996). The Tigers Of Old. Melbourne: Richmond Football Club. ISBN 9780646187488.
External links
Michael Roach Medal • Richmond Football Club Leading Goalkickers 1908: Bourke • 1909: Bourke • 1910: Maguire • 1911: Maguire • 1912: Keggin • 1913: Martyn • 1914: Hall • 1915: Hall • 1916: Martini • 1917: Fehring • 1918: Don • 1919: Don • 1920: Bayliss • 1921: Bayliss • 1922: Bayliss • 1923: Fraser • 1924: Morris • 1925: Morris • 1926: Lynch • 1927: Baggott • 1928: Baggott • 1929: Titus • 1930: Titus • 1931: Strang • 1932: Titus • 1933: Strang • 1934: Titus • 1935: Titus • 1936: Titus • 1937: Harris/Titus • 1938: Titus • 1939: Titus • 1940: Titus • 1941: Titus • 1942: Titus • 1943: Harris • 1944: Harris • 1945: Burge • 1946: Mooney • 1947: Dyer • 1948: Dyer • 1949: Poulter • 1950: Poulter • 1951: O'Rourke • 1952: O'Rourke • 1953: Branton • 1954: Branton • 1955: Poulter • 1956: Dummett • 1957: Dummett • 1958: Langridge • 1959: Dummett • 1960: Wilkinson • 1961: Langridge • 1962: Langridge • 1963: Hayden • 1964: Dean • 1965: Erwin • 1966: Guinane • 1967: Hart • 1968: Guinane • 1969: Hunt • 1970: Moore • 1971: Hart • 1972: McLean/Balme • 1973: Balme • 1974: Bartlett • 1975: Bartlett • 1976: Lamb • 1977: Bartlett • 1978: Monteath • 1979: Roach • 1980: Roach • 1981: Roach • 1982: Taylor • 1983: Bartlett/Roach • 1984: Taylor • 1985: Roach • 1986: Roach • 1987: Roach • 1988: Hogg • 1989: Hogg • 1990: Ryan • 1991: Hogg • 1992: Hogg • 1993: Hogg • 1994: Richardson • 1995: Daffy • 1996: Richardson • 1997: Richardson • 1998: Richardson • 1999: Richardson • 2000: Rogers • 2001: Richardson • 2002: Richardson • 2003: Richardson • 2004: Richardson • 2005: Richardson • 2006: Richardson • 2007: Richardson • 2008: Richardson • 2009: Morton • 2010: Riewoldt • 2011: RiewoldtVFL/AFL club leading goalkickers Adelaide · Brisbane Bears · Brisbane Lions · Carlton · Collingwood · Essendon · Fitzroy · Fremantle · Geelong · Gold Coast · Hawthorn · Melbourne · North Melbourne · Port Adelaide · Richmond · St Kilda · Sydney · University · West Coast · Western BulldogsCategories:- Australian Football League awards
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