Richmond Reserves

Leagues Played: VFL 24
Related Teams: Richmond Richmond Women

VFL	04/24 04:05	-	Richmond Reserves v Casey	View
VFL	04/13 04:05	-	Werribee v Richmond Reserves	View
VFL	03/31 01:05	-	Richmond Reserves v Sydney Reserves	View
VFL	08/27 02:00	-	Collingwood Reserves v Richmond Reserves	21.9(135)-8.12(60)
VFL	08/20 02:00	-	Richmond Reserves v North Melbourne Reserves	13.10(88)-11.10(76)
VFL	08/12 04:05	-	Port Melbourne v Richmond Reserves	View
VFL	08/05 04:05	-	Williamstown v Richmond Reserves	View
VFL	07/15 01:35	-	Southport v Richmond Reserves	View
VFL	07/06 04:05	-	Richmond Reserves v Sydney Reserves	View
VFL	06/30 01:05	-	Brisbane Lions Reserves v Richmond Reserves	View
VFL	06/17 03:05	-	Richmond Reserves v Sandringham	View
VFL	06/11 03:05	-	Richmond Reserves v Werribee	View
VFL	06/03 23:30	-	Greater Western Sydney Reserves v Richmond Reserves	View
VFL	05/20 04:35	-	Essendon Reserves v Richmond Reserves	View
VFL	05/13 01:05	-	Richmond Reserves v Geelong Reserves	View
VFL	04/30 01:05	-	Richmond Reserves v Gold Coast Reserves	View
VFL	04/23 03:35	-	Casey v Richmond Reserves	View
VFL	04/14 09:05	-	Carlton Reserves v Richmond Reserves	View
VFL	04/08 03:05	-	Richmond Reserves v Footscray	View
VFL	04/01 03:05	-	Coburg v Richmond Reserves	View
VFL	03/26 01:00	-	Richmond Reserves v Northern Bullants	16.8(104)-8.9(57)
VFL	08/20 04:10	-	Richmond Reserves v Frankston	View
VFL	08/07 04:05	-	Northern Bullants v Richmond Reserves	View
VFL	07/31 01:05	-	Richmond Reserves v Brisbane Reserves	View
VFL	07/16 04:35	-	North Melbourne Reserves v Richmond Reserves	View
VFL	07/03 01:05	-	Richmond Reserves v Collingwood Reserves	View
VFL	06/26 02:00	-	Geelong Reserves v Richmond Reserves	View
VFL	06/19 04:10	-	Coburg v Richmond Reserves	7.10(52)-15.14(104)
VFL	06/08 09:35	-	Richmond Reserves v Werribee	View
VFL	05/27 04:05	-	Sydney Reserves v Richmond Reserves	View

The Richmond Reserves is the second-tier team affiliated with the Richmond Football Club, a professional Australian rules football team based in Melbourne, Australia. The team competes in the Victorian Football League (VFL), which is considered the premier state-level competition in Victoria.

The Richmond Reserves serve as a development pathway for young players aspiring to play in the Australian Football League (AFL), the highest level of professional Australian rules football. The team consists of talented players who are either on the fringe of the Richmond AFL team or are looking to gain experience and improve their skills before making the jump to the senior level.

The Richmond Reserves have a rich history and have been a breeding ground for future AFL stars. Many players who have gone on to have successful careers in the AFL have honed their skills and gained valuable experience playing for the Reserves. The team's coaching staff and support personnel work closely with the players to develop their skills, fitness, and game understanding, with the ultimate goal of preparing them for the demands of AFL football.

The team plays its home games at various venues across Melbourne, including the Swinburne Centre, which is located at the Punt Road Oval, the traditional home of the Richmond Football Club. The Reserves' matches are typically held on weekends, providing fans and supporters with an opportunity to watch the future stars of the Richmond Football Club in action.

The Richmond Reserves' playing style mirrors that of the senior team, focusing on fast-paced, attacking football. The team's players are known for their skill, agility, and ability to move the ball quickly and efficiently. The Reserves' coaching staff emphasizes teamwork, discipline, and a strong work ethic, instilling in the players the values and principles that are synonymous with the Richmond Football Club.

Overall, the Richmond Reserves are an integral part of the Richmond Football Club's development program, providing a platform for young players to showcase their talents and progress towards their goal of playing in the AFL. With a strong history and a commitment to excellence, the Reserves continue to play a vital role in the club's success and the future of Australian rules football.