And Richmond as a club and the AFL Players' Association, for that matter. "The AFL has a terrific opportunity here to set a benchmark if you like of what is acceptable," Cronin told the Herald Sun ...

RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — Richmond Ivy Soccer Club has revealed its new “Woven Together” jerseys for its 2025 season. On Thursday, May 8, Richmond Ivy released its kits for the 2025 season, ...

Noah Balta could play for Richmond on Saturday and be jailed for assault on Tuesday.. While jail time - his charge in NSW carries a maximum five-year stretch - appears unlikely, Balta's return to ...

Richmond's Noah Balta has spoken for the first time since his sentencing for an assault charge, expressing his remorse and thanking his family and the football club for their support.

SINCE he was eight-years-old, Newborough teenager Noah Bartlett has taken his passions to great heights, routinely performing during the lauded ‘Dreamtime at the ‘G’ festivities with Richmond Football ...

Richmond defender Noah Balta says he “let a lot of people down” as the club has accepted a court ruling which will stop him from playing in at least four upcoming games, including Thursday’s ...

An AFL great has put the Richmond football club in the spotlight over a bizarre decision they made to hang their coach out to dry. Fox Footy. 3 min read. April 24, 2025 - 6:50AM.

News Corp Senior Writer Patrick Carlyon comments on the sentencing of AFL player Noah Bolta for assault, claiming Richmond Football Club is “running around like mad” trying to change his curfew.

Balta, 25, pleaded guilty to a charge of assault occasioning actual bodily harm of a 27-year-old man outside the Mulwala Water Ski Club in December 2023.

On May 22, 2023, Damien Hardwick resigned as head coach of the Richmond Football Club. After 14 years, 307 games and three premierships, the club’s most successful coach since Tom Hafey told the ...

Premier Jacinta Allan has doubled down on her criticism of the Richmond Football Club in the wake of their decision to let Noah Balta play this weekend. Read Today's Paper Tributes.

News Corp Senior Writer Patrick Carlyon comments on the sentencing of AFL player Noah Bolta for assault, claiming Richmond Football Club is “running around like mad” trying to change his curfew.