Jarrad McVeigh
Jarrad McVeigh was born in Australia on April 7th, 1985 and is the Australian Rules Footballer. At the age of 39, Jarrad McVeigh biography, profession, age, height, weight, eye color, hair color, build, measurements, education, career, dating/affair, family, news updates, and networth are available.
At 39 years old, Jarrad McVeigh has this physical status:
AFL career
In the Swans' humiliating loss to triple-defending premiers, the Brisbane Lions, in Round 1 of the 2004 season, McVeigh made his AFL debut wearing guernsey number 3.
McVeigh transitioned from a tagger to a goal-kicking midfielder after winning the Swans Most Improved Award from the 2007 season. He scored a career-high 6 goals against the Western Bulldogs in round 18, 2008.
McVeigh earned his first Bob Skilton Medal as the Swans Best and Fairest in the round-18 battle against the Western Bulldogs, winning 578 votes, 10 points in front of runner-up Brett Kirk. McVeigh had a less fruitful year in 2009, missing some games due to a hamstring injury and placing sixth in the Best and Fairest awards.
McVeigh finished fourth in the Bob Skilton Medal in 2010. He was selected in the International Rules squad for the tour to Ireland in October.
McVeigh was appointed co-captain of the Sydney Swans in 2011 alongside Adam Goodes. Luella's death marred his season. In his absence, the Swans defeated eventual premiers Geelong at Skilled Stadium (the first time a visiting team had won at that site in four years) in round 23 and dedicated the victory to the McVeigh family and Luella. Despite such sadness, he finished 10th in the 2011 Skilton Medal. McVeigh captained the Sydney Swans to the 2012 premiership in 2012. His good year was rewarded with a fifth-place finish in the 2012 Bob Skilton Medal. McVeigh became the seventh person to play 250 games for the Swans in round 7.
McVeigh, a footballer from McVeigh, announced on August 1st that he would retire at the end of the 2019 AFL season.