Jack Tredrea

Jack Tredrea
Jack Tredrea
Personal information
Full name	John James Tredrea
Nickname(s)	Jack
Date of birth	17 December 1884
Date of death	8 October 1975 (aged 90)
Place of death	Adelaide
Position(s)	Utility
Playing career
Years	Club
1903–15, 1919–22	South Adelaide
Representative team honours
Years	Team
	South Australia
Career highlights
	South Adelaide life membership (1912); South Adelaide greatest team (ruck-rover);
	Source: AustralianFootball.com

John J. "Jack" Tredrea (1884 to 1975) was an Australian rules footballer who played for the South Adelaide in the South Australian Football League. He served as the captain of South Adelaide from 1911 to 1915. He was the first South Australian player to reach 200 league games.^[1]^[2]

References

^ "Australian Football - Jack Tredrea - Player Bio". australianfootball.com. Retrieved 3 October 2015.
^ "SA Football Hall of Fame: John J (Jack) Tredrea". www.sanfl.com.au. Retrieved 3 October 2015.

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v t e South Australian squad – 1905 Interstate matches
South Australia (SAFA) 8.14 (62) d Victoria (VFA) 6.9 (45), 24 June 1905, Richmond Cricket Ground South Australia (SAFA) 11.12 (78) d Broken Hill (Barrier Ranges FA) 1.7 (13), 22 July 1905, Adelaide Oval South Australia (SAFA) 7.12 (54) d Victoria (VFA) 7.9 (51), 5 August 1905, Adelaide Oval
All Matches	Bahr Dempster Ewers Johns MacKenzie McGavisk W. Miller Rees Strawns Tredrea Waye
Game 1 v Victoria	Aldersey Daly Davis Fletcher Hill James McKenna Tierney
Match v Broken Hill	Corston Davis Drew Fletcher Gosse James H. Miller
Game 2 v Victoria	Corston Daly Davies Gosling Gosse H. Miller Sugg

v t e South Australian team – 1911 Interstate Championships
South Australia 13.18 (96) def. Western Australia 3.5 (23), at Adelaide Oval, 5 August 1911 South Australia 13.13 (91) def. Tasmania 3.6 (24), at Adelaide Oval, 7 August 1911 South Australia 12.20 (92) def. New South Wales 2.9 (21), at Adelaide Oval, 9 August 1911 South Australia 11.11 (77) def. Victoria 5.4 (34), at Adelaide Oval, 12 August 1911
Squad	Renfrey (captain) Tredrea (vice captain) Congear Conlin Cumberland Dowling Geddes Hansen Hosking Job Johns Jones Leahy Lewis Low Oakley Oliver Read Robin Taylor
Managers: J. Hodge (Port Adelaide), A. C. Thomas (Sturt)

v t e South Australian team – 1912 Interstate matches
Victoria 14.13 (97) def South Australia 10.10 (70), at Melbourne Cricket Ground, 6 July 1912 South Australia 9.8 (62) def Victoria 6.7 (43), at Adelaide Oval, 10 August 1912
Both games	Renfrey (captain) Tredrea (vice-captain) Ashley Conlin Congear Heinrichs Hosking Klose T. Leahy Low Mahony Millhouse Oliver Taylor
First game only	Callinan Keen B. Leahy Oakley
Second game only	Dowling Head McCarthy Perry
Managers:

v t e South Australian team – 1913 Interstate matches
Victoria 10.9 (69) def South Australia 7.13 (55), at Adelaide Oval, 12 July 1913, crowd: 15,000 Victoria 16.12 (108) d South Australia 6.17 (53), at Melbourne Cricket Ground, 16 August 1913
Both games	Head (captain - Game 2) Tredrea (vice-captain) Dowling Golding Heinrichs Klose Leahy Steele Taylor
First game only	Renfrey (captain - Game 1) Hansen Jones Keen Low Robin Secombe Slattery Stearnes Townsend
Second game only	Congear Dugan Eaton Hutton Maynard Magor McKee Oakley Packham Robinson

v t e South Australian Team – 1914 Australian National Football Carnival
South Australia 12.16 (88) d Western Australia 12.11 (83), at Sydney Cricket Ground, 5 August 1914 South Australia 32.18 (210) d Queensland 2.9 (21), at Sydney Cricket Ground, 7 August 1914 South Australia 16.20 (106) d New South Wales 10.3 (63), at Sydney Cricket Ground, 10 August 1914 South Australia 18.23 (131) d Tasmania 5.7 (37), at Sydney Cricket Ground, 12 August 1914 Victoria 11.11 (77) defeated South Australia 5.10 (44), at Sydney Cricket Ground, 15 August 1914, crowd: 12,000
Ashley Barry Congear Dowling Golding Hanley Head Johns Keen Klose Leahy Low Magor Mayman McDougall McFarlane Oliver Patten Robertson Thomas Tredrea Watson
Referee Medal: John Robertson Manager: Mr. J. Hodge