Trent Cotchin has broken the record for the most premierships as Richmond captain.

Cotchin is now a triple Tiger premiership captain following last Saturday’s glorious Grand Final triumph over Geelong, moving past four dual flag skippers at the Club.

Peggy O’Neal also has created Yellow and Black history by becoming Richmond’s first three-time premiership president.

Brendon Gale joins Alan Schwab as a triple premiership CEO/Secretary at Tigerland.

And Damien Hardwick now has only Club ‘Immortal’ Tommy Hafey ahead of him in terms of most premierships as Richmond coach.

Hardwick is a triple premiership coach, while Hafey won four flags coaching the Tigers.   

Here is the full list of Richmond’s leaders in premiership years . . .

 

Premierships coaches

Four-time

Tommy Hafey – 1967, 1969, 1973, 1974

 

Three-time

Damien Hardwick – 2017, 2019, 2020

 

Two-time

Dan Minogue – 1920, 1921

 

One-time

Frank ‘Checker’ Hughes – 1932

Percy Bentley – 1934

Jack Dyer – 1943

Tony Jewell – 1980

Premiership captains

Three-time

Trent Cotchin – 2017, 2019, 2020

 

Two-time

Alec Edmond – 1902, 1905

Dan Minogue – 1920, 1921

Percy Bentley – 1932, 1934

Royce Hart – 1973, 1974

 

One-time

Jack Dyer – 1943

Fred Swift – 1967

Roger Dean – 1969

Bruce Monteath – 1980

Premiership CEO/secretaries

Three-time

Alan Schwab – 1969, 1973, 1974

Brendon Gale – 2017, 2019, 2020

 

Two-time

Archie McNair – 1902, 1905

William Maybury – 1920, 1921

Jack Smith – 1932, 1934

 

One-time

Maurie Fleming – 1943

Graeme Richmond – 1967

Richard Doggett – 1980

Premiership presidents

Three-time

Peggy O’Neal – 2017, 2019, 2020

 

Two-time

George Bennett – 1902, 1905

Alf Wood – 1920, 1921

Barney Herbert – 1932, 1934

Ray Dunn – 1967, 1969

Ian Wilson – 1974, 19

 

One-time

Harry Dyke – 1943

Alf Boord – 1973