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Trent Nichols
Personal information
Date of birth	(1969-04-07) 7 April 1969 (age 55)
Original team(s)	Sandy Bay
Draft	No. 17, 1986 national draft
Height	173 cm (5 ft 8 in)
Weight	77 kg (170 lb)
Playing career¹
Years	Club	Games (Goals)
1988–1991	Richmond	056 0(46)
1992	West Coast	004 00(3)
1994–1996	North Melbourne	033 0(39)
1997–1998	Richmond	019 0(19)
Total		112 (107)
¹ Playing statistics correct to the end of 1998.
Sources: AFL Tables, AustralianFootball.com

Trent Nichols (born 7 April 1969) is a former Australian rules footballer who played for Richmond, West Coast and North Melbourne in the Australian Football League.

Nichols was picked up by Richmond with pick 17 in the 1986 VFL Draft but didn't debut until the 1988 season. In the 1990 Brownlow Medal count he finished with the most votes by a Richmond player. He crossed to West Coast in 1992 but struggled to find a place in the side, managing just 4 games during his stint in Perth. North Melbourne signed him for the 1994 season but by 1996 was playing in the reserves, winning that year's Gardiner Medal. He played in three consecutive reserves premierships: with North Melbourne in 1995 and 1996, then with Richmond in 1997.^[1]

References

^ Glenn Connley (28 September 1997). "By Gieschen, he's good". Sunday Herald Sun Sports Liftout. p. 11.

External links

Trent Nichols's playing statistics from AFL Tables

v t e Tasmanian team – 1990 State of Origin
Tasmania 20.14 (134) defeated Victoria 14.17 (101), at the North Hobart Oval, 24 June 1990, crowd: 18,651
Alexander Atkins Barwick Byers Clayton Davies Fell B. Gale M. Gale Hudson Lynch MacPherson Mansfield Manson McCarthy Nichols Noonan Pritchard (c) Spearman Stephens Wade Wright
Coach: Shaw

v t e Tasmanian team – 1991 State of Origin
Victoria 17.14 (116) defeated Tasmania 14.20 (104), at the North Hobart Oval, 28 May 1991, crowd: 16,000
Alexander Atkins Barwick Bond Cole Fletcher Gale Grant Hudson Kline Klug Lovell Lynch McCarthy MacPherson Minton-Connell Nichols Noble Pritchard Shanahan G. Williams P. Williams
Coach: Shaw

v t e Tasmanian team – 1993 State of Origin
Queensland/NT 16.14 (110) defeated Tasmania 10.13 (73), at Bellerive Oval, 6 June 1993, crowd: 9,660
Final vs. Queensland/NT	Atkins Bond Buckley M. Febey S. Febey Fletcher B. Gale M. Gale Hudson Lovell Lynch (dvc) MacPherson (vc) Mansfield Manson McCarthy Nichols Plain Pritchard (c) Richardson Scott Shanahan Williams
Coach: Shaw

v t e Australian Football Alliance (The Allies) team – 1997 State of Origin
Tasmania	Bond Cresswell B. Gale M. Gale Minton-Connell Nichols Richardson Shanahan Williams
Queensland	Akermanis Ashcroft Dickfos Keating
New South Wales	Carey Doolan Mooney
Northern Territory	Buckley (c) Burns Dhurrkay McLeod White
Australian Capital Territory	Allison

v t e 1986 VFL national draft
First round	1. Martin Leslie 2. Steven Sims 3. Steven Febey 4. Richard Anderson 5. Michael Taylor 6. Richard Cousins 7. Chris Lindsay 8. Grantley Fielke 9. Andrew Payze 10. John Brinkkotter 11. Jason Taylor 12. Dominic Fotia 13. Clayton Lamb
Second round	14. Scott Adams 15. Andrew Wickham 16. Matthew Febey 17. Trent Nichols 18. Mark O'Keefe 19. Matthew Mansfield 20. Brenton Harris 21. David Robertson 22. Kieran Sporn 23. Lyndon Dakin 24. Matthew Armstrong 25. Doug Smart 26. Darrin Pritchard
Third round	27. Adam Garton 28. Darren Mansell 29. Craig Walker 30. Matthew Sexton 31. Glen Keast 32. Wayne Mahney 33. Malcolm Shippen 34. Craig Kelly 35. Peter Reid 36. Donald Thompson 37. Chris Duthy 38. Simon Minton-Connell 39. Matthew Queen
Fourth round	40. Stephen Williams 41. Brett Jaffray 42. Anthony Lovell 43. Andrew Gray 44. Tim Britt 45. James Pyke 46. Gary Brooker 47. Brendan Hogan 48. Stephen Riley 49. Craig Elias 50. Alastair Lynch 51. Andrew Herring 52. Robin McKinnon
Fifth round	53. Michael Templeton 54. Paul Page 55. Darren Jarman 56. Greg Whittlesea 57. Michael Billman 58. Perry Meka 59. Wayne Morrissey 60. Wayne Tanner 61. Andrew Underwood 62. Laurie Menhenut 63. Peter Winter 64. Darren Newlan 65. Tony Symonds

1994 AFL pre-season draft