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Jarod Bridge, (Born 28 July 1999) is a former [[Boundary Umpire]] who officiated in the [[Western Australian Football League]] known as the ([[WAFL]]). He was added onto the [[WAFL]] panel and made his [[WAFL]] debut Round 1 2018.
Jarod Bridge, (Born 28 July 1999) is a [[Australian rules footballer]] who plays for the [[Carlisle]] [[Cougars]] in the [[Perth Football League]] known as the ([[PFL]]).
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On Saturday 29th of May 2021 Jarod made his [[PFL]] debut mid way during the season as a late inclusion, Jarod is also described as a player who can play as a [[Defender]] or other positions on the ground.
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==PFL career==
On Saturday 12 September 2020, Jarod decided that the last round of the 2020 WAFL Season would be his final [[WAFL]] match officiating in, Held at [[Leederville Oval]]. And later on confirming his retirement from all formats of the game.
Jarod Decided to join [[Kenwick]] [[Football Club]] in 2021 in the [[Perth Football League]] known as the (PFL) Competition. Where he was talked early about going into the League side, but didn’t get his chance until mid season where he was called up as a late inclusion after playing in the reserves that afternoon. Although Jarod got limited playing time in his debut he didn’t record a possession but following two games missing out on selection, Jarod was called up once again and held his spot for a further 6 games before the end of the 2021 ([[PFL]]) Season.


In 2022 Jarod Played through the season only missing three League games and he even picked up two [[Ashworth]] [[medal]] votes vs Saints.
==WAFL career==
During the 2017 Season the [[WAFL]] coaches and selectors were eyeing off to potentially selecting Jarod to come across for the 2018 [[WAFL]] Season, And to be part of the squad, Where he would end up to officiating in upto three Seasons, In his first two seasons he held his spot for selection and only appeared briefly in the [[WAFLW]], With only 3 league games two of these occasions he wore the number 15.


In November 2022 Jarod had decided to part ways with [[Kenwick]] and to join the [[Carlisle]] [[Cougars]] for the upcoming 2023 ([[PFL]]) Season. Where his dad [[Greg]] was president from 1999 to 2001. And was part of upgrading the clubs new facilities which still stands today.
In 2020 of the [[WAFL]] seasons [[COVID 19]] effected the competition which resulted to be shortened to only 9 Rounds of that season. While in lockdown Jarod trained hard to the point he lost upto 11kg a month before the season had got back up and running out of lockdown Jarod had suffered a three month tendon injury he was in rehab and underwent needles to help with the pain for a couple of months, which had seemed to have helped but the set back in his left leg and then followed by a Hamstring injury which would resulted him being ruled out for upto seven [[WAFL]] matches, Before Jarod was able to return to officiate in the final two Games of that [[WAFL]] season, Jarod ended up officiating in 37 Games before retiring from [[WAFL]] and from all formats of the game.
Two months from [[WAFL]] retirement Jarod was offered an extra contract for 2021 possibly to rejoin the [[WAFL]] Squad by a phone call, In hopes to bring him out of retirement, Jarod had quickly declined the offer and Jarod saying “I’m done with it all! It’s time for me to move on.”


==Early life==
==Early life==
Jarod started playing junior football in 2005 in the Perth districts area right through to under 13’s, before his junior career was ended due to no team. As a kid he was a known as chubby and overweight and needed to loose weight and with some guidance he was able to get fit and loose weight leading up to his senior career.
Jarod started playing junior football in 2005 in the Perth districts area right through to under 13’s where he developed his junior football.

He is also a cousin to former [[Kenwick]] [[Royals]] 1983 Premiership player [[Colin]] [[Wishart]] who played as [[Rover]].


==Statistics==
==Statistics==


League Statistics:

Season Team No. Games
Year Team GMS G P D
2021 [[Kenwick]] 7 0 0 44
2022 [[Kenwick]] 12 0 0 88
2023 [[Carlisle]] 5 0 0 28
2024 [[Carlisle]] 4 0 2 39
Totals 28 0 2 199


G = Goals,
P = Points,
D = Disposals.

==Cricket==

Jarod Bridge is an Australian Cricketer who played for the [[Gosnells]] [[Hawks]] and the [[Willetton]] [[Dragons]] in the [[WACA]] [[Premier]] Competition.

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Jarod made his deput playing for the [[Hawks]] in the 2011/12 Season Jarod were he would spend three years before he would join the [[Dragons]] where he would spend his majority of his career at.

2020/21 – seasons Jarod parted ways with the [[Dragons]] joining [[Western Suburbs]] in the ([[WAS]][[TCA]]) competition playing 9 First grade games and playing 3 [[T20]] Matches.

2021/22 – Jarod decided to Rejoin with the [[Dragons]] playing we he would collect 25 Wickets for the season and winning the [[WACA]] [[premiership]]. And collecting the Coaches Award for that season.


2022/23 – Jarod played half a season with the [[Dragons]] Playing a total of eight games, before taking a break from the game but had unconfirmed his full retirement.
Season Team No. Games
Year Team League GMS Res Fls
2018 Wanflua [[WAFL]] 19 1 1
2019 Wanflua [[WAFL]] 16 5 0
2020 Wanflua [[WAFL]] 2 0 0
Totals 37 6 1

Latest revision as of 01:02, 27 November 2024

Jarod Bridge, (Born 28 July 1999) is a Australian rules footballer who plays for the Carlisle Cougars in the Perth Football League known as the (PFL).

Jarod Bridge
Personal information
Full name Jarod Bridge
Nickname(s) Bridgey
Date of birth 28 July 1999 (age 25)
Place of birth Perth, Western Australia
Height 186 cm (6 ft 1 in)
Weight 85 kg (187 lb)
Position(s) Defender, Utility
Playing career1
Years Club Games (Goals)
2021–2022 Kenwick Royals 19 (0)
2023–2024 Carlisle Cougars 9 (0)
Total 28 (0)
1 Playing statistics correct to the end of Round 4, 2024.
Source: https://www.perthfootball.com.au/

On Saturday 29th of May 2021 Jarod made his PFL debut mid way during the season as a late inclusion, Jarod is also described as a player who can play as a Defender or other positions on the ground.

PFL career

[edit]

Jarod Decided to join Kenwick Football Club in 2021 in the Perth Football League known as the (PFL) Competition. Where he was talked early about going into the League side, but didn’t get his chance until mid season where he was called up as a late inclusion after playing in the reserves that afternoon. Although Jarod got limited playing time in his debut he didn’t record a possession but following two games missing out on selection, Jarod was called up once again and held his spot for a further 6 games before the end of the 2021 (PFL) Season.

In 2022 Jarod Played through the season only missing three League games and he even picked up two Ashworth medal votes vs Saints.

In November 2022 Jarod had decided to part ways with Kenwick and to join the Carlisle Cougars for the upcoming 2023 (PFL) Season. Where his dad Greg was president from 1999 to 2001. And was part of upgrading the clubs new facilities which still stands today.

Early life

[edit]

Jarod started playing junior football in 2005 in the Perth districts area right through to under 13’s where he developed his junior football.

He is also a cousin to former Kenwick Royals 1983 Premiership player Colin Wishart who played as Rover.

Statistics

[edit]

League Statistics:

Season Team No. Games 

 Year Team     GMS G  P  D					
 2021 Kenwick   7  0  0 44			
 2022 Kenwick  12  0  0 88	
 2023 Carlisle  5  0  0 28	
 2024 Carlisle	4  0  2 39
 Totals	       28  0  2 199


G = Goals, P = Points, D = Disposals.

Cricket

[edit]

Jarod Bridge is an Australian Cricketer who played for the Gosnells Hawks and the Willetton Dragons in the WACA Premier Competition.

Jarod Bridge
Personal information
Full name
Jarod Bridge
Born28 July 1999
Subiaco, Western Australia
NicknameBridgey
Height187 cm (6 ft 2 in)
BattingRight hand
BowlingLeft Arm Offspin
RoleBowler
Domestic team information
YearsTeam
2011/12–2013/14Gosnells Hawks
2014/15–2019/20, 2021/22–2022/23Willetton Dragons
2020/21Western Suburbs
Career statistics
Competition Gosnells Willetton
Matches 25 77
Runs scored 15 157
Batting average 2.14 6.28
100s/50s -/- -/-
Top score 3* 23*
Balls bowled 962.4 4,005
Wickets 21 89
Bowling average 25.62 24.37
5 wickets in innings - 1
10 wickets in match - -
Best bowling 3/13 5/50
Catches/stumpings -/- 11/-

Jarod made his deput playing for the Hawks in the 2011/12 Season Jarod were he would spend three years before he would join the Dragons where he would spend his majority of his career at.

2020/21 – seasons Jarod parted ways with the Dragons joining Western Suburbs in the (WASTCA) competition playing 9 First grade games and playing 3 T20 Matches.

2021/22 – Jarod decided to Rejoin with the Dragons playing we he would collect 25 Wickets for the season and winning the WACA premiership. And collecting the Coaches Award for that season.

2022/23 – Jarod played half a season with the Dragons Playing a total of eight games, before taking a break from the game but had unconfirmed his full retirement.

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