Partick Cripps plays for the Carlton Football Club in the Australian Football League as a professional Australian rules football player (AFL). Cripps has won the John Nicholls Medal four times, the Brownlow Medal three times, and the All-Australian award three times.
He also received the Brownlow Medal in 2022 and the Leigh Matthews Trophy in 2019. When Cripps first won the John Nicholls Medal in 2015, he was the second-youngest player to do so.
What is Patrick Cripps Studying?
After attending boarding school in West Australia, Patrick Cripps attended college to pursue his interest in agribusiness, a field that combines agricultural science and business.
He spent two years residing at Aquinas College in Perth. He used this to prepare for his transfer to Melbourne. His family is a farming one.
“If I wasn’t playing football I would’ve gone back to the farm. I’m studying agricultural science and the business now, with a major in finance — I’d love to do the finance side but to be honest I don’t really know.”
How he spends his downtime “Go surfing down the coast. Most weekends I go down for a surf in the afternoon. I enjoy playing basketball, getting out in nature, getting out of the house.”
