Jack Monohan

This is the player profile for John Richard Monohan (a.k.a. Jack Monohan), born in Collingwood, Victoria in 1902. He played for Collingwood in the VFL/AFL. He played for Collingwood District in the VFL/AFL Reserves, winning a premiership with Collingwood District in 1925.

Not to be confused with:
John James Monohan (a.k.a. Jack Monohan) (b. 21/08/1873) - Collingwood

Player Details

Name: John Monohan
Full Name: John Richard Monohan
Alias: Jack Monohan
DOB: 09/09/1902
POB: Collingwood, Victoria
DOD: 01/02/1987
POD: Greensborough, Victoria
Height: 185cm
Weight: 81kg

Player History

VFL/AFL History: (1924-1925) - 7 matches, 3 goals

Collingwood (1924-1925) - 7 matches, 3 goals

VFL/AFL Reserves History: (1925) - 1 match, 0 goals

Collingwood District (1925) - 1 match, 0 goals

Player Accolades

VFL/AFL Accolades:

Collingwood (1924-1925)
- 7 matches played for Collingwood in the VFL/AFL

VFL/AFL Reserves Accolades:

Collingwood District (1925)
- 1 match played for Collingwood District in the VFL/AFL Reserves
- 1925 premiership won with Collingwood District in the VFL/AFL Reserves

Season History

Season	Premiership	Team	Matches	Goals	Rounds
1924	VFL Season	Collingwood	5	2	R11, R14, R16-18
1925	VFL Season	Collingwood	2	1	R06-07
1925	VFLS Season	Collingwood District	1	0	GF

Relatives Details

Parents

John James Monohan (a.k.a. Jack Monohan) (b. 21/08/1873, d. 27/08/1934) - father

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