Jack Broadstock

This is the player profile for John Harman Broadstock (a.k.a. Jack Broadstock), born in South Australia in 1920. He played for Richmond in the VFL/AFL, winning a premiership with Richmond in 1943. He played for West Adelaide and West-Glenelg in the SANFL. Broadstock also coached West Adelaide.

Player Details

Name: John Broadstock
Full Name: John Harman Broadstock
Alias: Jack Broadstock
DOB: 01/12/1920
POB: South Australia
DOD: 26/09/1995
POD: South Australia
Height: 183cm
Weight: 87kg

Player History

VFL/AFL History: (1943-1946) - 33 matches, 23 goals

Richmond (1943-1946) - 33 matches, 23 goals

SANFL History: (1938, 1941-1942) - 19 matches, 0 goals

West Adelaide (1938, 1941) - 15 matches, 0 goals
West-Glenelg (1942) - 4 matches, 0 goals

Player Accolades

VFL/AFL Accolades:

Richmond (1943-1946)
- 33 matches played for Richmond in the VFL/AFL
- 1943 premiership won with Richmond in the VFL/AFL

SANFL Accolades:

West Adelaide (1938, 1941)
- 15 matches played for West Adelaide in the SANFL
West-Glenelg (1942)
- 4 matches played for West-Glenelg in the SANFL

Season History

Season	Premiership	Team	Matches	Goals	Rounds
1938	SANFL Season	West Adelaide	1	0	R13
1941	SANFL Season	West Adelaide	14	0	R04-14, R16-17, SF
1942	SANFL Season	West-Glenelg	4	0	R02, R09, PF, GF
1943	VFL Season	Richmond	6	7	Q02, Q04-05, SF, PF, GF
1944	VFL Season	Richmond	8	8	R01-02, R07, R15-18, SF
1945	VFL Season	Richmond	11	3	R07-09, R11-18
1946	VFL Season	Richmond	8	5	R09, R12, R14-19

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