Gary Tredrea
Collingwood
AFL career
19 games6 goals
- Debut
- R22 1970 v SME29 Aug 1970
- Most recent
- R21 1972 v SME26 Aug 1972
Stats
Bio
Recruited from Port Adelaide in the SANFL, Gary Tredrea arrived at Victoria Park in 1970 as a promising talent but found his opportunities limited during a brief VFL stint. Over three seasons with Collingwood, he managed just 19 senior appearances, often fluctuating between the firsts and the reserves as he adjusted to the Victorian game. Tredrea eventually returned to South Australia, where he cemented his status as a club legend at Port Adelaide, carving out a decorated career that far eclipsed his time in black and white. While his VFL tenure was modest, he is perhaps best known to modern football fans as the father of Port Adelaide AFL premiership captain Warren Tredrea.
Profile
- Born
- 06 Oct 1951 (age 75y 6d)
- Height
- 175 cm
- Weight
- 73 kg
Teams
Bio
1 revisionRecruited from Port Adelaide in the SANFL, Gary Tredrea arrived at Victoria Park in 1970 as a promising talent but found his opportunities limited during a brief VFL stint. Over three seasons with Collingwood, he managed just 19 senior appearances, often fluctuating between the firsts and the reserves as he adjusted to the Victorian game. Tredrea eventually returned to South Australia, where he cemented his status as a club legend at Port Adelaide, carving out a decorated career that far eclipsed his time in black and white. While his VFL tenure was modest, he is perhaps best known to modern football fans as the father of Port Adelaide AFL premiership captain Warren Tredrea.