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Key Facts

Full name
Leigh Tudor

Known as
Leigh Tudor

Born
25 September 1969 (age 54)

Age at first & last AFL game
First game: 19y 272d
Last game: 26y 313d

Height and weight
Height: 176 cm
Weight: 74 kg

Senior clubs
North Melbourne; Geelong; Glenelg

Jumper numbers
North Melbourne: 52, 13
Geelong: 11

Recruited from
North Melbourne (1993); Geelong (1997)

Leigh Tudor

Advanced stats
ClubLeagueCareer spanGamesGoalsAvgWin %AKIAHBAMKBV
North MelbourneV/AFL1989-1990, 1992860.7538%7.882.631.130
GeelongAFL1993-199660530.8863%8.004.431.503
GlenelgSANFL1997-1998980.89—————
V/AFL1989-1990, 1992-199668590.8760%7.994.221.463
SANFL1997-1998980.89—————
Total1989-1990, 1992-199877670.87—————

AFL: 10,053rd player to appear, 3,472nd most games played, 1,808th most goals kickedNorth Melbourne: 802nd player to appear, 681st most games played, 449th most goals kickedGeelong: 916th player to appear, 293rd most games played, 158th most goals kicked

From Doutta Stars, Leigh Tudor struggled to make his mark at North Melbourne where, between 1989 and 1992, he managed just eight appearances and six goals. A lively and creative half forward and forward, he came into his own after moving to Geelong, adding 60 AFL games and 53 goals from 1993 to 1996. He was a member of the Cats’ losing grand final teams in 1994 against West Coast and 1995 at the hands of Carlton.

Author - John Devaney

Sources

Full Points Publications

Footnotes

* Behinds calculated from the 1965 season on.
+ Score at the end of extra time.