North Melbourne’s 2013 unfortunately came to an end after its Round 23 victory over Collingwood.
With the players now on a break, NMFC.com.au is looking at the year of every Kangaroo to make a senior appearance.
Their statistics, best games and highlights from the year are all covered in the individual season review.
Robbie Tarrant’s season statistics
| Games | Goals | Total disposals | Average disposals | Kicking efficiency | Handball efficiency | |
| Tarrant | 13 | 16 | 132 | 10.15 | 57.7% | 85.2% |
| NMFC rank | 22nd | 8th | 23rd | 29th | 29th | Equal 11th |
PRESS PLAY above for Tarrant’s role in the win over Essendon | YouTube
How Tarrant finished the season
2013 was one of Tarrant’s most frustrating seasons. Missing nine consecutive games due to nerve damage in his leg, Tarrant returned with seven goals in two games against GWS and Brisbane.
However a slight knee injury against the Lions proved to trouble Tarrant again. While he continued to play and provide valuable structure up forward, he was unable to hit the scoreboard as regularly as he would have liked.
Fit again and ready for a full pre-season, Tarrant will be looking to recapture his form from the second half of 2012 in the new year.
In the news
June 23: Tarrant unscathed in return
“He was named among Werribee’s best players despite its loss to Box Hill, finishing with 14 possessions, 3 goals and 4 marks.”
June 25: ‘A frustrating time’
“It was frustrating, because we always thought I would be right for the next week.”
June 27: Tarrant among North inclusions
“Robbie Tarrant’s return could be fast-tracked after he was named in North’s squad for the clash against the Giants.”
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