Yellow and black attack for Hannah

Hannah Burchell with Western Bulldogs player Zaine Cordy at the recent Ocean Grove Cobras'' jumper presentation. (Mark Heenan Media)

Ocean Grover Hannah Burchell played one game for Geelong in the AFLW this season before being delisted.

It was a bitter pill to swallow for the 24-year-old, who suffered several debilitating quad injuries.

But the lifelong Richmond supporter was today taken by the Tigers as a delisted free agent, reigniting her footy career.

Known for her speed and two-way running, Burchell graduated onto the Cats’ inaugural AFLW list after two standout seasons in their VFLW program.

Richmond Head of Women’s Football Kate Sheahan said the Club jumped at the opportunity to sign Burchell who had been commuting to Geelong from Melbourne.

“Hannah’s been a part of the Geelong program for the past three years and has developed into a really skillful, energetic player,” she said.

“She is a lifelong Richmond fan and the kind of uplifting personality that we think will be a great asset to have around our group.

“We’ve already got to know Hannah and cannot wait to have her here and involved. We feel her football will really benefit with less travel demands here in Melbourne.”