Richmond Tigers' Harry Armstrong Sidelined for 12 Weeks with Severe Hamstring Injury
In a devastating blow to the Richmond Tigers, first-year forward Harry Armstrong is expected to miss up to 12 weeks of action due to a high-grade hamstring tendon injury. The promising young player, who was selected with the no.23 draft pick, suffered the injury during a training session on Thursday in an awkward contest. The Tigers' medical team has confirmed the severity of the injury, which will likely keep Armstrong out of the game for an extended period. As the team prepares for the upcoming season, they will be without one of their key young players, making it a challenging start to the year. With hamstring injuries being a common issue in the AFL, the Tigers will be hoping Armstrong can make a full recovery and return to the field as soon as possible. The team's sports medicine staff will be working closely with Armstrong to ensure he receives the best possible care and rehabilitation, using the latest sports science and injury management techniques, including strength and conditioning programs and physical therapy, to get him back on track.
