Pat Audas
Richmond
AFL career
14 games7 goals
- Debut
- R2 1952 v HAW26 Apr 1952
- Most recent
- R6 1954 v HAW22 May 1954
Stats
Bio
Recruited from the South Melbourne Thirds, Pat Audas was a versatile wingman and half-forward flanker who joined Richmond's ranks in the early 1950s. Although he found it difficult to cement a regular spot in the senior side, he was a standout performer in the seconds, earning selection for the VFL Reserves representative team in 1952. His brief senior career was highlighted by a standout performance against Carlton in Round 14, 1953, where he booted four goals—more than half of his final career total. Unable to break into the starting 18 permanently, he eventually crossed to the VFA to play for Port Melbourne before settling into a long career with the fire brigade.
Profile
- Born
- 17 Mar 1932 (age 94y 218d)
- Height
- 180 cm
- Weight
- 73 kg
Teams
Bio
1 revisionRecruited from the South Melbourne Thirds, Pat Audas was a versatile wingman and half-forward flanker who joined Richmond's ranks in the early 1950s. Although he found it difficult to cement a regular spot in the senior side, he was a standout performer in the seconds, earning selection for the VFL Reserves representative team in 1952. His brief senior career was highlighted by a standout performance against Carlton in Round 14, 1953, where he booted four goals—more than half of his final career total. Unable to break into the starting 18 permanently, he eventually crossed to the VFA to play for Port Melbourne before settling into a long career with the fire brigade.