Jack Redden

DOB

9/10/90

Height

190cm

Weight

82 kg

Junior club

Glenelg/Keith JFC

Arrived

Traded from Brisbane at the end of the 2015 season for pick 17 (Ben McKay)

Number

8

Debut

Round 1 2016 vs Brisbane
(225th Eagles player)

Games

83

Goals

19

Honours

Premiership medal (2018)

B&F Top 10

2 (2018, 2019)

Best Finish

2nd (2018)

Other clubs

Glenelg (SANFL) 2008
Brisbane (AFL) 2009-2015
East Perth (WAFL) 2016-

South Australian-born midfielder Jack Redden joined the club after seven years at Brisbane.

Brisbane careerEdit

Originally from Keith in South Australia's south-east, Redden attended Sacred Heart College in Adelaide and represented Glenelg. He was drafted by Brisbane in the second round of the 2008 draft and played 129 games for the Lions, including 112 consecutive games from his debut. Known as a contested ball winner and strong tackler, Redden finished third in the Lions' best and fairest in 2011 and equalled that result in 2013.

West Coast careerEdit

Despite being contracted to Brisbane for the 2016 season and having no links to WA, Redden requested a trade to West Coast at the conclusion of the 2015 season. The deal was done on the first day of the trade period, with the Eagles giving up their first-round selection in exchange for Redden.

The former Lion missed most of the pre-season after groin surgery and struggled to catch up throughout the year. After playing every game in the first half of the season, he found himself at East Perth after the bye and, although he returned for two more games, was dropped again after that, this time for good.

Redden continued to struggle to fit into the Eagles' midfield early in 2017 and was dropped back to East Perth mid-season, but found form late in the year and was one of the side's best during the finals. He continued that form through 2018, becoming a prime mover in the middle following the retirements of Matt Priddis and Sam Mitchell. Redden played every game, leading the side in total disposals, and was at his best during the club's victorious finals campaign, being named the Player of the Finals (tied with Dom Sheed) and finishing runner-up in the John Worsfold Medal.

Although he was a regular in the midfield in 2019 and again finished in the top ten of the best and fairest, Redden had a quieter year, taking a lesser role behind Elliot Yeo, Luke Shuey and the emerging Dom Sheed.

StatsEdit

AFL	Gm	G	B	K	M	H	D	T	Cl	WAFL	Gm	G	B	K	M	H	D	T
2016	15	5	4	102	42	139	241	72	55	EP	7	6	2	85	24	64	149	38
2017	19	4	1	187	87	202	389	98	65		3	2	2	40	18	41	81	26
2018	25	10	4	351	140	277	628	118	121		0
2019	23	0	4	251	111	277	528	129	92	WCE	0
Tot	82	19	13	891	380	895	1786	417	333
Avg		0.2		10.9	4.6	10.9	21.8	5.1	4.1