Richmond star Jack Riewoldt steers Tigers to victory over Hawthorn Jack Riewoldt kicked three goals in Richmond's NAB Cup victory over Hawthorn. A GOAL after the final siren from Richmond star Jack Riewoldt has given the Tigers a heart-stopping one-point AFL pre-season cup win over Hawthorn at Aurora Stadium. Riewoldt nailed the difficult six-pointer from wide to the left to hand Richmond a 0.13.7 (85) to 0.13.6 (84) victory after a seesawing final quarter in which the lead changed six times. The victory gave Richmond a 3-1 record for the pre-season and left grand finalists the Hawks winless after four. Hawthorn forward Jarryd Roughead booted three of his five goals in the final term, but it wasn't enough after his side had clawed back from a 19-point halftime deficit. Riewoldt and Chris Newman finished with three each for the Tigers with Roughead supported by Shaun Burgoyne and Matt Spangher with doubles in front of 8601 in Launceston. Hawthorn went into the game against the near full-strength Tigers without a number of big guns, including Lance Franklin, Cyril Rioli and captain Luke Hodge but Burgoyne and Grant Birchall made their first appearances of the year. Richmond were all over them early and kicked four of the first five goals to race out to a 19-point lead. But three goals in quick succession to Shane Savage, Jed Anderson and Burgoyne saw the Hawks finish the first term the stronger and at level pegging. The Tigers came our growling in the second, booting four of the five goals to go to the long break up 0.8.4 to 0.5.3. Riewoldt provided the comedy when he spectacularly somersaulted over the boundary fence and into one of the stands at Aurora, emerging unscathed moments later. Hawthorn clawed their way back, kicking the first three goals of the third - two to Spangher - to narrow the margin to just three. They hit the lead when Derick Wanganeen goaled but Richmond led by two points when Bachar Houli kicked a major on the stroke of three-quartertime.