Kristian Bardsley was born on 13 September 1972 and is a former Australian rules football player.
10 Facts About Kristian Bardsley
Bardsley began his sporting career known as Kristian Anning, changing his name after transferring from North Melbourne to St Kilda.
Kristian Bardsley played three matches for the Kangaroos for the season.
Kristian Bardsley had to wait until Round 16 of the 1993 AFL season to play again, the first of two matches for the season.
Kristian Bardsley was selection number 34 in the 1994 AFL Pre-season draft by St Kilda.
Kristian Bardsley found success early with the Saints, playing 15 matches during the 1994 AFL season.
Kristian Bardsley followed this up in 1995 with 16 games and 18 in 1996.
Kristian Bardsley played in their premiership-winning team, however he was knocked unconscious early in the grand final.
Kristian Bardsley later played four seasons while coaching Scoresby before retiring in 2006.
From 2003 to 2022, Kristian Bardsley coached Scoresby in the Eastern Football League, winning the Division Two premiership in 2006.