Dave Low

Dave Low (born April 6, 1887) was an Australian rules footballer known for his remarkable career in the Victorian Football League (VFL). He played primarily for the Richmond Football Club from 1907 to 1911, where he established himself as a talented forward. Low's skill and tenacity on the field contributed significantly to his team's performance during his tenure.

Throughout his career, Low was recognized for his goal-scoring ability and strategic play, achieving notable success in several seasons. He was a key player in Richmond's 1908 premiership team, helping the club secure its first-ever VFL premiership title. His contributions to the team and the sport itself earned him respect among contemporaries and fans alike.

After his football career, Low’s legacy continued to influence the sport, with later generations of players looking up to his achievements. Although he retired from professional play, his impact on the Richmond Football Club and the VFL remained enduring, solidifying his place in Australian rules football history. Dave Low passed away in 1942, but his contributions to the game are still remembered today.