Port Adelaide Football Club 2017 Yearbook with 2018 Preview by Bowden Print Group

YEARBOOK With 2018 preview

04. DAVID KOCH 06. KEITH THOMAS 08. COMMUNITY REPORT 10. CHINA REPORT

16. KEN HINKLEY 18. AFL SEASON REVIEW 28. AFL PLAYER REVIEWS 38. CHAD CORNES 40. SANFL SEASON REVIEW 48. SANFL PLAYER REVIEWS 58. BEST AND FAIREST 74. MILESTONES & DEBUTANTS 76. HONOUR ROLL 80. AFL RECORDS 82. SANFL RECORDS 84. CLUB RECORDS 86. HALL OF FAME 88. LIFE MEMBERS & OBITUARIES 96. 2017 STAFF

2018 PREVIEW 102. CHRIS DAVIES

Port Adelaide Football Club 2017 Annual

104. Q&A WITH MATTHEW LOKAN

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106. NEW RECRUITS

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118. DRAFTEE PROFILES 120. 2018 PLAYERS LIST 122. 2018 EVENTS CALENDAR 124. 2018 FIXTURE

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DAVID KOCH

DAVID KOCH CHAIRMAN’S REPORT What a year 2017 was - a footballing roller coaster like no other.

I was gobsmacked and asked him to clarify what the hell he was talking about.

It felt like a year we just didn’t quite get the return for all the effort everyone at the club had put in.

The executive responded with “you made it back into AFL finals, you lost in a cliff hanger, made an SANFL grand final and did what no other club has ever done in playing a game in Shanghai”.

Since the heartbreak of our AFL Elimination Final loss after the siren and our one-point loss in the SANFL Grand Final I’m sure we’ve all asked the footy gods the same question…what on earth did we do to deserve that? And they are not dissimilar to the questions that we asked after our devastating 2014 three-point AFL Preliminary Final loss and four-point SANFL Grand Final loss the following day? Why? Why us? Those results hurt. They hurt a lot. It burnt to the core and so many of us shared that hurt at the Port Club together on that sombre Sunday night after the SANFL Grand Final. The next day I walked into the AFL President’s meeting in Melbourne and a senior AFL executive walked up to me and said… “congratulations what a great year Port Adelaide has had”.

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To be honest it rocked me and gave me a swift reality check. Had I become a grumpy old man who had lost sight of the achievements we’d made in 2017? I don’t apologise for being hard to please and wanting success BUT we all, and especially me, need to celebrate the significant achievements. As a club and a community, we all know footy well and understand how tough it can be. Just ask Geof Motley about the heartbreak of losing three consecutive grand finals to Sturt in the late 1960s. Or Russell Ebert about losing consecutive grand finals to North Adelaide in 1971 and 1972. Or John Cahill for the humiliating defeat in the 1976 Grand Final after losing only two games for the entire year.

Our club lost six grand finals from 1966 to 1976. Talk about hurt and a lack of return for effort. So how did Port Adelaide respond? The club used the pain of defeat to ensure the same mistakes wouldn’t happen again. They demanded this club would not lay down and accept mediocrity and failure. Port Adelaide then won four of the next five premierships from 1977 to 1981 followed by nine premierships in twelve seasons from 1988 to 1999. Then think of the early 2000s in the AFL. 2001, we finished third at the end of the home-and-away season but were knocked out of the finals in straight sets; 2002 minor premiers, out in the preliminary final; 2003 minor premiers again, out in the preliminary final again. The courage and resilience of our 2004 Premiership team to lift themselves off the canvas again the following year to put themselves in the frame to challenge for the flag was one thing; to win it was another.

For more than 147 years, this resilience, this unwavering desire for success, this failure to accept mediocrity are the foundations which this club has been built on. And it’s that resilience which will lead this current playing group to success. Look at the young talent, all under 23, which stepped up and did us proud in 2017 - Dougal Howard, Tom Clurey, Riley Bonner, Darcy Byrne-Jones and Dan Houston. First year players Sam Powell-Pepper and Todd Marshall both had very impressive debut seasons. And then there’s the likes of Charlie Dixon rampaging through every game of the season for the first time in his career, crashing packs and playing inspiring footy, and Paddy Ryder who returned from being robbed of 12 months in the game, and the toughest year of his life, to become the All-Australian ruckman and our John Cahill Medallist as best and fairest. In 2018, I’m delighted to welcome 11 new players to our club. All of whom will be left in no doubt as to what it takes to represent Port Adelaide both on and off the field. A few years ago we set ourselves the challenge to be an employer of choice in the AFL, where players, their managers and their families saw us as a destination club which made them better footballers and people. I believe the elite players who have joined us for 2018 is testament to the quality of our football department on delivering on that challenge. From an SANFL perspective what about the effort of our captain Steven Summerton. His actions in 2017 were a testament to the incredible character he possesses. The way Summo led the Magpies, selflessly played in the Reserves side due to some contentious SANFL rules (which have since been changed) and inspired the entire club, has been outstanding. We look forward to Summo leading our new-look Magpies in the SANFL in 2018 as we strive to avenge last year’s disappointment. From a fitness point of view, we had our lowest injury count in our history in the AFL which is an enormous credit to our high performance and medical team, especially after Darren Burgess made the transition to Arsenal in July. We had 17 applicants from around the world apply for Burgo’s job. The top international candidate wanted to put “their stamp” on the program but when you have the best program already it was an easy decision to promote from within and

high performance manager Ian McKeown and his team have already done an outstanding job. Looking forward I have the utmost confidence in our football club - from the Board to our staff, to our coaches and players - that we know what’s before us and are ready to continue the climb up the mountain. I can feel it. 2017 has made us hungrier, make no mistake, and with the quality of the personnel that we have recruited to the club we are jumping out of our skins with enthusiasm for 2018. Ken’s long-term commitment to Port Adelaide tells me he too is up for the fight. What a great statement from Ken. Great clubs are built on stability and to have Ken leading our football program for at least the next four years gives a clear direction of where we are heading. I thank Ken, Chris Davies, Chad Cornes and the entire coaching team and football department for their relentless efforts across 2017 to return our club to finals football in both the AFL and SANFL. To Travis, Summo and the players, I know you are still hurting but are now looking ahead with great optimism and filled with renewed motivation and enthusiasm. I know our young playing group is ready to continue the climb and equally I know all of our new recruits are looking to earn the respect of their coaches, teammates and the entire Port Adelaide community through their actions. We have a leadership group led by Travis that is far from satisfied; there is so much unfinished business. From a football perspective, we are in great hands. Off-field we are in equally safe hands through the outstanding leadership of our chief executive Keith Thomas, our executive team and staff and my Board of Directors. Our club had a dream, a vision, a few years ago to take our club to China and for this to be achieved in 2017 in such a short space of time is an extraordinary feat and a testament to the quality of people we have at Port Adelaide.

Remember, every part of our China strategy is about building financial resources to fund an elite football department so that we can most effectively live our mantra of existing to win premierships and making our community proud. Speaking of finances, I am equally proud that we have been able to deliver a significantly positive financial result, our third consecutive profit. This will enable us to start reducing our debt and importantly continue our commitment to make Port Adelaide a profitable club not reliant on handouts and AFL equalisation funds. And with more than 60,000 club members and an average home attendance of 40,000 we achieved plenty in 2017. We could not have done any of this without the amazing support we have received from the entire Port Adelaide community including our members, supporters and corporate partners headed by OAK and Renault. For those who left the club at the end of 2017 please understand that wherever your career progresses, you and your family will forever be welcome at our club and you will be part of the Port Adelaide family. We all now look forward to 2018 with a great sense of optimism knowing we’ve learnt from the disappointments of 2017 whilst maturing as a football club with the inclusion of some quality people. We know the journey we are on. Let’s enjoy it together. There’ll be ups and downs but after all, footy is meant to be fun. It’s a great game, we love our club and we are striving for the same goal. As I’ve said before, there is nothing more powerful, more commanding than a unified Port Adelaide community. Thanks again for your support and passion and I look forward to seeing and hearing you at Adelaide Oval in 2018.

Remember, in taking an official game to China effectively on our own, Port Adelaide achieved what the world’s biggest sporting organisations in Western professional competitions such as the NFL, NBA and EPL have so far been unable to do. For this I am so proud of our club, which just over 20 years ago was confined to South Australia but is now establishing itself as a global best practise sporting organisation.

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KEITH THOMAS

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KEITH THOMAS CEO’S REPORT Don’t things move quickly?

We have come a long way.

It seems like yesterday that we were preparing for season 2012.

But it is the future that I am most excited about.

Just three wins in the previous year, no major commercial partners, SANFL owned and controlled, losing millions and kicking the footy into the tarps at West Lakes.

A club that great people want to join.

How things have changed. As devastated as we all were to fall to the West Coast Eagles in last year’s Elimination Final, that we did it at the magnificent Adelaide Oval in front of more than 40,000 passionate Port Adelaide supporters, with two major international brands on our guernsey, having earlier in the year made history by taking our club and our game abroad to Shanghai should not be glossed over lightly. Consider also three consecutive years of profitability on the back of a 60,000-strong membership base and therein lies the reasons why your club has been able to continue to support the growth and evolution of our football and community programs and will continue to do so.

A football program that wants for nothing, achieving sustained on field success. An industry leading centre of excellence for Aboriginal students. Further expansion into China. The introduction of women’s footy. A museum to capture our club’s history of success and relationship with the local district. And preparations for an unbelievable celebration of our first 150 years in 2020. This is the future we are dreaming about for Port Adelaide today. Of course, it’s going to take time, energy and a dose of boldness to get it all done. But we say… why not? We are, after all… Port Adelaide.

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COMMUNITY REPORT

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COMMUNITY REPORT POWER COMMUNITY LTD POWER COMMUNITY LTD made a simple pledge last year – to expand the reach of its youth, Aboriginal, multicultural and female programs across SA and beyond in 2017. And they didn’t fall short - over 61,000 people were engaged in PCL’s programs last year; a record annual reach for Port Adelaide Football Club’s community arm. In addition to its existing Power to End Violence Against Women, Power to be Positive, Community Youth Program and Powerful Futures program, PCL’s youth team added the brand new Power Intercultural Program to its repertoire in 2017. Led by recently retired Power player and multicultural ambassador Alipate Carlile, the PIC engaged students from over 84 cultures across South Australia, culminating in the inaugural Power Intercultural Cup – a round-robin football carnival held at Alberton Oval. This year also saw PCL work closely with the State Government to deliver a wellbeing and resilience program to automotive industry employees following the closure of Holden in SA, and in correctional facilities across the state.

The club’s industry-leading Aboriginal programs also continued to thrive in 2017, with the team travelling over 200,000kms throughout the year to deliver its’ foundation WillPOWER program to remote Aboriginal communities across Australia. The student favourite Aboriginal Power Cup has become a much-anticipated event on the PCL calendar, and 2017 was no exception with hundreds of young Aboriginal people descending on Alberton Oval for the annual event. A total of 95 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students successfully completed their South Australian Certificate of Education through the South Australian Aboriginal Sports Training Academy, as a part of the Aboriginal Power Cup program.

Another highlight was the announcement of the club’s Aboriginal Centre of Excellence, which is set for development in the Alberton precinct in coming years, and will be the first of its kind. To cap off a stellar year for the club in the community space, Power player Jack Hombsch was honoured with the prestigious Jim Stynes Community Leadership Award at the 2017 Brownlow Medal count, for his ongoing commitment to outstanding community work and leadership. Port Adelaide and PCL wishes to thank all program partners for their support in 2017, and look forward to another big year out in the community!

The Aboriginal AFL Academy had an excellent year on-field, securing 6 wins from 7 games, while also embarking on a trip to New Zealand for a cultural exchange in October which proved to be an incredible learning experience for the young men.

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China Engagement

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shanghai HISTORY IN THE MAKING

ithin four short years of Port Adelaide’s decision to explore the China opportunity, it participated in the historic match in Shanghai on 14 May 2017. It was a memorable day for the club, and further evidence of our historic commitment to push the limits of what is possible in pursuit of excellence, in the interests of the game. Port Adelaide now has a sophisticated, broad program of engagement in China. It has yielded major-level partners, established a business-to-business platform that includes both Australian and Chinese companies, and – believe it or not – a Power Footy program in Chinese schools. But it took this wonderful, clear day in May for our engagement in China to capture the imagination of the football public. The build-up to the game was, according to some commentators, akin to that of an AFL Grand Final. A number of events preceded the game itself, notably the Gala Dinner that took place on Saturday night, attended by political, sporting and business leaders. The PAFC events team did a magnificent job executing these events, which provided great memories for travelling fans and great exposure for the club.

There were myriad challenges in the week leading into the game. The fan experience at sporting events in China is vastly different from the Australian experience. At soccer games, crowds are segregated and no alcohol is served. But if the local authorities were concerned before the game about the large number of travellers congregating at Jiangwan Stadium, they would have been moved by the positive energy created by the Port Adelaide supporters at the game. The atmosphere created by the Port Adelaide fans - six thousand had travelled from Australia for the game was electric.

The greatest satisfaction was to see the pride and joy on the faces of all Port Adelaide people who experienced the day together: fans, players and administrators. A new page was written in the story of Port Adelaide Football Club, in which once again a new frontier was explored, and new territory conquered. It was a great privilege to be involved in such a memorable day.

The total experience was the sum of many memorable moments. Following the Chinese National Anthem, when one would expect the Australian National Anthem to be played, the first few bars of Port Adelaide’s club song was played. We had always argued that football was an expression of Australian culture – but not to this extent! Never Tear Us Apart was sung with gusto. And there were also a number of exciting moments on the field, such as the freakish soccer goal from Justin Westhoff from the boundary line.

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FOOTBALL

AFL BACK ROW (L-R) J. Neade, J. Impey, M. White, N. Krakouer, A. Monfries, J. Palmer, J. Polec, A. Johnson, J. Toumpas, K. Amon, D. Byrne-Jones, S. Gray

THIRD ROW (L-R) M. Broadbent, T. Clurey, L. Austin, B. Frampton, M. Lobbe, J. Westhoff, P. Ladhams, C. Dixon, D. Howard, J. Hombsch, R. Bonner, A. Young, B. Ah Chee

SECOND ROW (L-R) P. Ryder, T. Jonas, C. Wingard, H. Hartlett, O. Wines (Vice-Captain), K. Hinkley (Senior Coach), T. Boak (Captain), R. Gray, B. Ebert, J. Pittard, J. Trengove

FRONT ROW (L-R) J. Lienert, C. Hewitt, S. Powell-Pepper, J. Atley, W. Snelling , E. Irra, D. Houston, W. Drew, B. Eddy, T. Marshall

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KEN HINKLEY PORT ADELAIDE’S SENIOR COACH REFLECTS ON THE YEAR THAT WAS, OUR TRADE STRATEGY AND FAREWELLS CLUB LEGENDS A LOT has been, and will be, said about the way our 2017 season ended.

were rewarded with improvements across a lot of areas.

Does it still hurt? Does that pain drive you?

In this industry though you can never be satisfied and we certainly aren’t. Our unrelenting pursuit of improvement continues to drive changes in how we operate, and has driven significant changes in our personnel too, on both sides of the fence.

I don’t think the pain should drive us. I think the promise of what we delivered over the previous 23-round season should be what motivates us to raise the bar again in 2018. This time last year we as a football club were under a lot of pressure - pressure we’d brought on ourselves through our performances – but I couldn’t be more proud of how our players, coaches and administration responded to that challenge.

We’ve farewelled Jackson Trengove, Angus Monfries, Aaron Young, Matt White, Jarman Impey, Matthew Lobbe, Logan Austin, Brett Eddy, Jesse Palmer, Brendon Ah Chee and Nathan Krakouer all great people who’ve made significant contributions to our football club and will always be welcomed back.

No aspect of our football department was immune from scrutiny. We tweaked a lot of areas off-field and on, which added up to a significant change to our game style.

Off-field, we’ve said goodbye to Darren Burgess, Jacob Surjan and others from the football department and administration.

On the other side of the coin we’ve welcomed experienced players Tom Rockliff, Jack Watts, Stephen Motlop, Trent McKenzie, Jack Trengove and Lindsay Thomas; plus draftees Sam Hayes, Kane Farrell, Jake Patmore, Joel Garner and Dom Barry. We achieved exactly what we set out to over the player exchange periods and are optimistic we’ve strengthened our position as a football club, but that guarantees nothing. To achieve the success we so desperately want needs hard work and teamwork. That work is underway and will continue as we chase a 38th premiership for this great football club.

It took honesty and strength to make those changes - and courage to stick with them when the results weren’t immediate - but as coaches, as players and as a club; we stuck to our guns and

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AFL SEASON REVIEW

Round 1

Port Adelaide 4.2 9.3

14.4

17.8 (110)

Sydney 4.3 8.5

10.6

12.10 (82)

Goals: Young, Wingard 3, Dixon, PowellPepper, Boak 2, Amon, Byrne-Jones, Polec, Trengove, Hartlett Crowd 33,129 at the SCG

Round 2

Port Adelaide 7.3 11.8

18.9

22.13 (145)

Fremantle 2.1 3.3

7.4

8.8 (56)

Goals: R. Gray 6, Dixon 4, Wingard, Eddy, Wines 2, Young, Impey, Polec, PowellPepper, S. Gray, Boak Crowd 38,388 at the Adelaide Oval

Round 3

Port Adelaide 4.6 6.6

9.8

Adelaide Crows 3.3 7.9 11.10

12.11 (83) 15.10 (100)

Goals: R. Gray, Wines, Wingard 2, Dixon, Eddy, Boak, Impey, Powell-Pepper, Westhoff Crowd 53,698 at the Adelaide Oval

Round 4

Port Adelaide 4.2 8.8

11.14

11.15 (81)

GWS Giants 4.5 8.7

11.10

16.16 (112)

Goals: Boak 2, Amon, Wingard, Wines, Westhoff, Dixon, Trengove, R. Gray, S. Gray, Young Crowd 9,185 at Manuka Oval

Round 5

Port Adelaide 5.3 8.6

14.16

20.17 (137)

Carlton 1.4 2.9

2.9

6.11 (47)

Goals: R. Gray 5, Trengove 3, Johnson, Polec, Young, Dixon 2, S. Gray, Broadbent, Westhoff, Wingard Crowd 43,120 at the Adelaide Oval

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AFL SEASON REVIEW

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Round 6

Port Adelaide 7.4 11.11

18.14

22.18 (150)

Brisbane Lions 2.2 3.4

7.5

10.7 (67)

Goals: Impey, Dixon, R. Gray 4, Trengove, Powell-Pepper 2, Ebert, Amon, S. Gray, Ryder, Wines Crowd 13,638 at the Gabba

Round 7

Port Adelaide 2.3 5.7

7.13

12.15 (87)

West Coast 4.1 7.3

12.4

15.7 (97)

Goals: Dixon 3, Impey 2, Wingard, Westhoff, Boak, Ebert, Ryder, S. Gray, Broadbent Crowd 38,333 at the Adelaide Oval

Round 8

Port Adelaide 4.4 10.5

13.10

16.14 (110)

Gold Coast 1.1 3.5

4.9

4.14 (38)

Goals: Ah Chee 3, Boak, Dixon, R. Gray, Impey 2, S. Gray, Amon, Polec, Trengove, Westhoff Crowd 10,118 at the Adelaide Oval

Round 9 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; bye

Round 10

Port Adelaide 3.1 5.6

9.9

11.13 (79)

Geelong 1.5 6.8

9.14

11.15 (81)

Goals: R. Gray 3, Ah Chee, Westhoff, Ryder, Powell-Pepper, Polec, Dixon, S. Gray, Young Crowd 24,909 at Kardinia Park

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AFL SEASON REVIEW

Round 11

Port Adelaide 6.5 9.8

10.15

13.20 (98)

Hawthorn 0.0 0.3

3.4

7.5 (47)

Goals: Dixon 4, Impey 2, Broadbent, Ryder, Powell-Pepper, AH Chee, Boak, R. Gray, S. Gray Crowd 37,910 at the Adelaide Oval

Round 12

Port Adelaide 1.3 4.5

7.7

8.13 (61)

Essendon 7.6 12.9

14.13

19.17 (131)

Goals: R. Gray 3, Ah Chee, S. Gray, PowellPepper, Trengove, Westhoff Crowd 34,022 at Docklands

Round 13

Port Adelaide 5.6 8.9

14.10

18.13 (121)

Brisbane Lions 3.3 6.6

10.6

12.9 (81)

Goals: Wingard 3, Young, Wines, Ryder, R. Gray, Powell-Pepper 2, Dixon, S. Gray, Hartlett, Boak, Neade Crowd 31,772 at the Adelaide Oval

Round 14

Port Adelaide 4.3 6.8 Collingwood 1.0 4.3

11.11

13.15 (93)

6.7

9.8 (62)

Goals: R. Gray 5, S. Gray 2, Dixon, Impey, Neade, White, Wines, Wingard Crowd 35,933 at the MCG

Round 15

Port Adelaide 1.6 5.11

6.14

8.15 (63)

Richmond 1.4 3.8

7.10

11.10 (76)

Goals: Powell-Pepper 2, Dixon, Ebert, R. Gray, S. Gray, Neade, Trengove Crowd 39,979 at the Adelaide Oval

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Round 16

Port Adelaide 4.0 6.2

10.8

18.12 (120)

West Coast 4.4 7.7

10.8

13.10 (88)

Goals: Dixon 5, R. Gray 3, Ryder, Trengove, Westhoff 2, Wingard, Hartlett, Boak, Wines Crowd 36,766 at Subiaco Oval

Round 17

Port Adelaide 8.1 11.4

14.9

North Melbourne 2.0 5.3 6.5

19.13 (127) 8.9 (57)

Goals: S. Gray 4, Wingard 3, R. Gray, PowellPepper, Trengove 2, Dixon, Wines, Hartlett, Westhoff, White, Polec Crowd 34,138 at the Adelaide Oval

Round 18

Port Adelaide 0.3 3.6

6.10

9.11 (65)

Melbourne 4.4 8.8

11.8

13.10 (88)

Goals: Boak 4, Westhoff 2, Wingard, Dixon, Trengove Crowd 27,068 at the MCG

Round 19

Port Adelaide 2.3 3.5

5.7

9.9 (63)

St Kilda 1.3 2.8

3.12

8.13 (61)

Goals: Impey, Amon, Westhoff, Trengove, Polec, Dixon, Ebert, R. Gray, Young Crowd 30,335 at the Adelaide Oval

Round 20

Port Adelaide 1.1 1.3

4.4

Adelaide Crows 1.9 5.15 12.18

7.4 (46) 18.22 (130)

Goals: Dixon 2, Ebert, R. Gray, Hombsch, Polec, Westhoff Crowd 45,028 at the Adelaide Oval

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AFL SEASON REVIEW

Round 21

Port Adelaide 2.4 7.8

10.11

14.14 (98)

Collingwood 1.3 4.4

8.8

10.11 (71)

Goals: Boak, R. Gray, S. Gray 2, Howard, Ryder, Dixon, Neade, Ah Chee, Wines, Impey, Houston Crowd 37,533 at the Adelaide Oval

Round 22

Port Adelaide 3.3 6.5

9.11

Western Bulldogs 2.2 5.5 8.10

11.13 (79) 14.12 (96)

Goals: Dixon 4, Wingard, R. Gray, Ryder 2, S. Gray, Boak, Polec, Wines Crowd 10,087 at Eureka Stadium

Round 23

Port Adelaide 2.3 9.6 Gold Coast 2.1 2.1

14.12

20.15 (135)

2.1

3.2 (20)

Goals: S. Gray 6, Dixon 4, Wingard, Neade 2, Ebert, R. Gray, Houston, Marshall, Polec, Westhoff Crowd 34,288 at the Adelaide Oval

First Elimination Final

Port Adelaide 1.0 5.5 10.16 (76)

6.8

8.12 (60)

West Coast 4.2 7.4 12.6 (78)

7.5

9.6 (60)

Goals: Dixon 3, S. Gray, Wines, Wingard, Ebert, Powell-Pepper Crowd 41,172 at the Adelaide Oval

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afl player reviews

TRAVIS

BOAK

CAPTAIN

SAM

JAKE

POWELL-PEPPER

NEADE

Draft: 2006 AFL Draft, Pick No. 5

Draft: 2016 AFL Draft, Pick No. 18

Draft: 2012 AFL Draft, GWS Zone Selection

Previous clubs: Geelong U18

Previous clubs: East Perth

Previous clubs: North Ballarat U18

AFL

Career games: 221 goals: 142

Career games: 22 goals: 16

Career games: 58 goals: 51

2017 games: 22 goals: 19

2017 games: 22 goals: 16

2017 games: 7 goals: 6

SANFL

Career games: 6 goals: 2

Yet to debut

Career games: 39 goals: 52

2017 games: - goals: -

Player sponsors: PAFC Cheer Squad

2017 games: 13 goals: 15

Player sponsors: Comwire IT

PADDY

RYDER

Player sponsors: Rob Romaldi

MATTHEW

ANGUS

BROADBENT

MONFRIES

Draft: 2005 AFL Draft, Pick No. 7

Draft: 2008 AFL Draft, Pick No. 38

Draft: 2004 AFL Draft, Pick No. 14

Previous clubs: East Fremantle/Essendon

Previous clubs: Woodville-West Torrens

Previous clubs: Sturt/Essendon

AFL

Career games: 210 goals: 146

Career games: 161 goals: 52

Career games: 211 goals: 248

2017 games: 22 goals: 11

2017 games: 15 goals: 3

2017 games: 1 goals: -

SANFL

Yet to debut

Career games: 40 goals: 16

Career games: 18 goals: 14

Player sponsors: Western SportsOrtho & Spot on Electrical and Data

2017 games: 2 goals: -

2017 games: 13 goals: 14

Player sponsors: Adamiâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Sand and Metal Depot

Player sponsors: Northern Tree Service

BRAD

HAMISH

ROBBIE

EBERT

HARTLETT

GRAY

Draft: 2007 AFL Draft, Pick No. 13 (to West Coast)

Draft: 2008 AFL Draft, Pick No. 4

Draft: 2006 AFL Draft, Pick No. 55

Previous clubs: West Adelaide

Previous clubs: Oakleigh U18

Previous clubs: Port Adelaide SANFL/West Coast

AFL

Career games: 148 goals: 73

Career games: 178 goals: 258

Career games: 213 goals: 110

2017 games: 21 goals: 4

2017 games: 23 goals: 47

2017 games: 23 goals: 7

SANFL

Career games: 12 goals: 12

Career games: 17 goals: 27

Career games: 5 goals: -

2017 games: - goals: -

Player sponsors: Hilton Hotel

Player sponsors: Nocelle Foods

Player sponsors: Oxygen Building Group

AARON

JACKSON

TODD

YOUNG

TRENGOVE

MARSHALL

Draft: 2010 AFL Draft, Pick No. 36

Draft: 2008 AFL Draft, Pick No. 22

Draft: 2016 AFL Draft, Pick No. 16

Previous clubs: Eastern Rangers U18

Previous clubs: Calder Cannons U18

Previous clubs: Murray U18

AFL

Career games: 76 goals: 62

Career games: 153 goals: 30

Career games: 3 goals: 1

2017 games: 13 goals: 11

2017 games: 19 goals: 17

2017 games: 3 goals: 1

SANFL

Career games: 50 goals: 41

Career games: 15 goals: 10

Career games: 17 goals: 23

2017 games: 10 goals: 14

2017 games: 4 goals: 9

2017 games: 17 goals: 23

Player sponsors: Belperio Properties & Champion Crash Repairs

Player sponsors: Nieuvision

Player sponsors: Tarlee Carpets

BILLY

KARL

OLLIE

FRAMPTON

AMON

WINES

VICE CAPTAIN

Draft: 2014 AFL Draft, Pick No. 84

Draft: 2013 AFL Draft, Pick No. 68

Draft: 2012 AFL Draft, Pick No. 7

Previous clubs: South Fremantle

Previous clubs: Sandringham U18

Previous clubs: Bendigo U18

AFL

Yet to debut

Career games: 36 goals: 20

Career games: 107 goals: 52

SANFL

2017 games: 14 goals: 5

2017 games: 23 goals: 15

Career games: 36 goals: 17

SANFL

2017 games: 16 goals: 8

Career games: 40 goals: 23

Yet to debut

Player sponsors: VDH Mechanical

2017 games: 3 goals: 1

Player sponsors: Aussie Ripper Roast

Player sponsors: Altamura Constructions

TOM

JIMMY

MATT

CLUREY

TOUMPAS

WHITE

Draft: 2012 AFL Draft, Pick No. 29

Draft: 2012 AFL Draft, Pick No. 4

Draft: 2006 Pre-Season Draft, Pick No. 5

Previous clubs: Murray U18

Previous clubs: Woodville-West Torrens/ Melbourne

Previous clubs: Calder U18/Richmond

AFL Career games: 41 goals: 2017 games: 23 goals: SANFL Career games: 54 goals: 2 2017 games: - goals: Player sponsors: Mascione Group

AFL Career games: 37 goals: 7 2017 games: 2 goals: SANFL Career games: 39 goals: 22 2017 games: 19 goals: Player sponsors: Stratton & Adtech Electrical Solutions

AFL Career games: 153 goals: 98 2017 games: 7 goals: 2 SANFL Career games: 16 goals: 9 2017 games: 12 goals: 7 Player sponsors: Ray White

CHAD

WINGARD

JARED

CHARLIE

POLEC

Draft: 2011 AFL Draft, Pick No. 6

Draft: 2015 AFL Draft, Pick No. 34

Previous clubs: Sturt

Previous clubs: Woodville-West Torrens/ Brisbane Lions

AFL Career games: 126 goals: 210 2017 games: 19 goals: 24 SANFL Career games: 6 goals: 3 2017 games: - goals: Player sponsors: Total Asbestos ServicesÂ

DIXON

Draft: 2010 AFL Draft, Gold Coast local talent selection Previous clubs: Cairns/Gold Coast

AFL

Career games: 84 goals: 46

Career games: 106 goals: 173

2017 games: 22 goals: 11

2017 games: 23 goals: 49

SANFL

Career games: 20 goals: 19

Yet to debut

2017 games: - goals: -

Player sponsors: Russo Produce

Player sponsors: Nexia Edwards Marshall

MATTHEW

JARMAN

LOGAN

LOBBE

IMPEY

AUSTIN

Draft: 2007 AFL Draft, Pick No. 16

Draft: 2013 AFL Draft, Pick No. 23

Draft: 2014 AFL Draft, Pick No. 69

Previous clubs: Eastern U18

Previous clubs: Murray U18

Previous clubs: Belconnen

AFL

Career games: 92 goals: 21

Career games: 75 goals: 34

Career games: 13 goals: -

2017 games: - goals: -

2017 games: 20 goals: 15

2017 games: 2 goals: -

SANFL

Career games: 61 goals: 16

Career games: 11 goals: 2

Career games: 36 goals: 4

2017 games: 18 goals: 8

2017 games: 3 goals: -

2017 games: 18 goals: 1

Player sponsors: National Storage

Player sponsors: Regional Transport Training Services

Player sponsors: The Alberton Crowd

RILEY

BRETT

WILLEM

BONNER

EDDY

DREW

Draft: 2015 AFL Draft, Pick No. 37

Draft: 2017 Rookie Draft, Pick No. 26

Draft: 2016 AFL Draft, Pick No. 33

Previous clubs: West Adelaide

Previous clubs: South Adelaide

Previous clubs: North Ballarat

AFL

Career games: 4 goals: -

Career games: 3 goals: 3

Yet to debut

2017 games: 3 goals: -

2017 games: 3 goals: 3

SANFL

Career games: 20 goals: 6

Career games: 33 goals: 4

Career games: 91 goals: 256

2017 games: 20 goals: 6

2017 games: 16 goals: 1

2017 games: 20 goals: 59

Player sponsors: Ezra Legal

Player sponsors: Ben and Nikki Pridham

Player sponsors: Focus International Marketing

JASPER

JOE

AIDYN

PITTARD

ATLEY

JOHNSON

Draft: 2009 AFL Draft, Pick No. 16

Draft: 2016 AFL Draft, Pick No. 32

Draft: 2015 AFL Draft, Pick No. 45

Previous clubs: Geelong U18

Previous clubs: Bendigo U18

Previous clubs: Moama/Bendigo

AFL

Career games: 115 goals: 11

Career games: 3 goals: -

Career games: 5 goals: 2

2017 games: 17 goals: -

2017 games: 3 goals: -

2017 games: 5 goals: 2

SANFL

Career games: 23 goals: 6

Career games: 18 goals: 6

Career games: 17 goals: 27

2017 games: 3 goals: -

2017 games: 18 goals: 6

2017 games: 12 goals: 15

Player sponsors: Oracle Lending Solutions

Player sponsors: V.I.P. Semaphore

Player sponsors: H Barber & Skala Bakery

DOUGAL

DARCY

WILL

HOWARD

BYRNE-JONES

SNELLING

Draft: 2014 AFL Draft, Pick No. 56

Draft: 2013 AFL Draft, Pick No. 52

Draft: 2016 Rookie Draft, Pick No. 10

Previous clubs: Murray U18

Previous clubs: Oakleigh U18

Previous clubs: West Adelaide

AFL

Career games: 10 goals: 4

Career games: 43 goals: 4

Career games: 1 goals: 1

2017 games: 4 goals: 1

2017 games: 23 goals: 1

2017 games: - goals: -

SANFL

Career games: 32 goals: 25

Career games: 40 goals: 3

Career games: 43 goals: 11

2017 games: 14 goals: 11

2017 games: - goals: -

2017 games: 20 goals: 1

Player sponsors: Sims Richmond

Player sponsors: Adelaide Signs and Graphics

Player sponsors: TMD Electrical

JACK

JESSE

PETER

HOMBSCH

PALMER

LADHAMS

Draft: 2011 AFL Draft, GWS 17-year-old access selection

Draft: 2010 AFL Draft, Pick No. 78

Draft: 2016 Rookie Draft, Pick No. 9

Previous clubs: North Ballarat U18

Previous clubs: Norwood

Previous clubs: Sturt/Greater Western Sydney

AFL

Career games: 3 goals: 1

Yet to debut

Career games: 84 goals: 1

2017 games: - goals: -

SANFL

2017 games: 13 goals: 1

SANFL

Career games: 16 goals: 15

SANFL

Career games: 55 goals: 52

2017 games: 16 goals: 15

Career games: 8 goals: -

2017 games: 20 goals: 17

Player sponsors: ATEK

2017 games: 4 goals: -

Player sponsors: Big Footy

Player sponsors: Adelaide Urology

JUSTIN

WESTHOFF

JARROD

BRENDON

LIENERT

AH CHEE

Draft: 2006 AFL Draft, Pick No. 71

Draft: 2017 Rookie Draft, Pick No. 42

Draft: 2011 AFL Draft, Pick No. 45

Previous clubs: Central District

Previous clubs: Sturt

Previous clubs: South Fremantle

AFL

Career games: 226 goals: 267

Yet to debut

Career games: 27 goals: 17

2017 games: 23 goals: 15

SANFL

2017 games: 5 goals: 7

SANFL

Career games: 48 goals: 12

SANFL

Career games: 26 goals: 57

2017 games: 21 goals: 2

Career games: 67 goals: 43

2017 games: - goals: -

Player sponsors: W E Hughes Pty Ltd

2017 games: 16 goals: 15

Player sponsors: Alexander Brown Architects

TOM

JONAS

Player sponsors: Hugh Burton Chambers

DAN

CAMERON

HOUSTON

HEWETT

Draft: 2011 Rookie Draft, Pick No. 16

Draft: 2016 Rookie Draft, Pick No. 45

Draft: 2016 Rookie Draft, Pick No. 28

Previous clubs: Norwood

Previous clubs: Oakleigh Chargers

Previous clubs: North Adelaide

AFL

Career games: 103 goals: 1

Career games: 17 goals: 2

Yet to debut

2017 games: 21 goals: -

2017 games: 17 goals: 2

SANFL

Career games: 31 goals: 4

Career games: 43 goals: 5

Career games: 18 goals: 10

2017 games: 16 goals: 1

2017 games: - goals: -

2017 games: 4 goals: 1

Player sponsors: Annie’s Massage Therapy

Player sponsors: Albert Sand and Metal

Player sponsors: Sims Richmond, Alberton Crowd

EMMANUEL

SAM

NATHAN

IRRA

GRAY

KRAKOUER

Draft: 2016 Rookie Draft – Category B

Draft: 2015 Rookie Draft, Pick No. 29

Draft: 2015 Rookie Draft, Pick No. 16

Previous clubs: South Adelaide

Previous clubs: Port Adelaide SANFL

AFL

Previous clubs: Port Adelaide SANFL/Gold Coast

Yet to debut

Career games: 57 goals: 42

SANFL

2017 games: 23 goals: 28

Career games: 55 goals: 2

SANFL

2017 games: 18 goals: 1

Career games: 96 goals: 65

Player sponsors: Gary Cullen

2017 games: - goals: Player sponsors: Ray White

AFL Career games: 82 goals: 24 2017 games: - goals: SANFL Career games: 53 goals: 66 2017 games: 15 goals: 22 Player sponsors: Sam’s Fruit Market

SANFL BACK ROW (L-R) J. Trengove, D. Howard, B. Frampton, P. Ladhams, M.Lobbe, T. Marshall, J. Lienert

THIRD ROW (L-R) J. Surjan (Asst Coach), J. Settre (Team Manager), S. Cochrane (Asst Coach), M. Bailey (Strength and Conditioning), M. Gill (Head Trainer), W. Drew, J. Palmer, L. Austin, J. Hombsch, B. Eddy, R. Bonner, B. Ah Chee, C. Hewett, J. Atley, L. Sharrad, T. Hentschel (Asst Coach), S. Grimm (Football Manager), S. Mathews (Asst Coach), M. Clayton (Reserves Coach)

L SECOND ROW (L-R) L. Reynolds, J. Toumpas, D. Houston, S. Summerton (Captain), C. Cornes (Coach), A. Monfries, M. White, N. Krakouer, A. Young

FRONT ROW (L-R) K. Amon, W. Snelling, A. Johnson, J. Neade, E. Irra, R. Young, N. Rudloff

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CHAD CORNES MAGPIES SENIOR COACH REFLECTS ON SEASON 2017, HIS NEXT CHAPTER AT THE PORT ADELAIDE FOOTBALL CLUB, AND THE INTRODUCTION OF MATTHEW LOKAN THE 2017 season ended in disappointment but there was a lot to be proud of in what we achieved to be there on grand final day. A loss at Glenelg in Round 1 was far from the start we expected but the way we responded spoke volumes of the spirit, skill and determination in our group. To come from behind the following week against Norwood, and win our first game at the Parade in a decade, in many ways set up our season. The emotion on the ground after Robbie Young’s snap put us in front late in the game was incredible. That feeling spilled into the rooms after the game and set the tone for the season to come. We lost only four more games to finish the regular season just one game from the top of the ladder.

Two strong finals wins, over the 2016 Grand Finalists Sturt and the Eagles, had us heading into the 2017 decider full of confidence, but history shows we didn’t get the job done. Developing strong bonds between the Power-listed players and the contracted players is always one of the challenges for the Magpies. It was the unity of the group that was a major factor in the way we performed in 2017. I couldn’t fault the attitude of our Powerlisted players and their commitment when playing for the Magpies. Whether fighting to earn promotion to AFL level or coming back after being omitted, the team was always the primary focus above the individual. Our contracted players faced a challenging year with limited opportunities because of our good run with injuries, but performed well whenever called on. Most of them have left the club now and I thank them for their efforts.

Personally I have mixed emotions leaving the role of senior coach with the Magpies. To see my name on the honour board beneath the likes of Fos Williams and Jack Cahill is truly humbling. I’ve learned an incredible amount about coaching, football and myself over the past two seasons and have made lasting relationships with some great young footballers and people. Through my new role as a forwards development coach I will continue to be strongly involved with the Magpies but the time is right for me and the team to hand over the reins as senior coach. The transition is made easier by the confidence I have that Matthew Lokan brings to Alberton all the qualities needed to build on the Magpies’ program.

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Round 1

Port Adelaide 2.2 5.4

9.4

13.7 (85)

Glenelg 6.3 9.4

12.9

15.12 (102)

Goals: Ah Chee 3, Marshall, Reynolds, Ladhams 2, Neade, Drew, Lobbe, Johnson Crowd: 3,500 at Glenelg Oval

Round 2

Port Adelaide 3.2 7.6

8.13

12.17 (89)

Norwood 5.4 7.4

10.7

13.8 (86)

Goals: Eddy 3, R. Young, Neade, Frampton 2, Summerton, Sharrad, Marshall Crowd: 4,759 at Norwood Oval

Round 3

Port Adelaide 2.3 4.7

11.10

16.15 (111)

North Adelaide 5.1 6.4

7.5

7.6 (48)

Goals: Eddy, Palmer, Ah Chee 3, Marshall 2, Summerton, R. Young, White, Reynolds, Lienert Crowd: 2,583 at Alberton Oval

Round 4

Port Adelaide 0.3 6.5

10.8

Adelaide Crows 4.4 5.4 7.7

14.10 (94) 8.11 (59)

Goals: Eddy, Krakouer 5, Snelling, Neade, White, Ladhams Crowd: 1,348 at Woodville Oval

Round 5

Port Adelaide 7.4 13.5

16.7

19.10 (124)

Sturt 0.2

6.8

9.10 (64)

1.6

Goals: Eddy 5, Monfries 3, Neade, Summerton, Marshall, Ah Chee 2, Austin, Amon, Drew Crowd: 2,886 at Alberton Oval

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Round 6

Port Adelaide 1.2 3.5

4.6

6.7 (43)

Woodville-West Torrens 3.0 5.5 7.7 9.10 (64) Goals: Neade, Monfries, Johnson, Ladhams, Eddy, Marshall Crowd: 3,201 at Alberton Oval

Round 7

Port Adelaide 5.1 7.5

12.12

Central District 5.3 7.6 8.6

17.16 (118) 12.7 (79)

Goals: Eddy 4, Monfries 3, Ladhams, Johnson, Marshall 2, Lienert, Lobbe, Atley, White Crowd: 2,218 at Alberton Oval

Round 8

Port Adelaide 5.3 13.5

15.8

19.13 (127)

South Adelaide 2.1 3.1

7.2

12.5 (77)

Goals: Eddy 3, Ladhams, Johnson, Drew, Monfries, Palmer 2, Neade, Atley, Sharrad, Irra, Marshall, White Crowd: 2,000 at Noarlunga Oval

Round 9

Port Adelaide 4.6 11.8

21.10

28.14 (182)

West Adelaide 0.6 2.7

4.8

7.12 (54)

Goals: Howard 8, A. Young 5, Ladhams, Marshall 3, Palmer 2, Krakouer, White, Drew, Eddy, Neade, Lobbe, Atley Crowd: 2,556 at Alberton Oval

Round 10

Port Adelaide 2.1 4.3

8.5

9.6 (60)

Sturt 3.2

10.6

14.8 (92)

4.6

Goals: Eddy 6, White, Atley, Johnson Crowd: 3,268 at Unley Oval

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Round 11

Port Adelaide 2.2 5.5

6.7

8.10 (58)

Woodville-West Torrens 2.3 3.7 10.11 12.13 (85) Goals: Eddy 3, Howard 2, Krakouer, Monfries, Atley Crowd: 1,786 at Woodville Oval

Round 12

Port Adelaide 2.6 6.8

10.9

Adelaide Crows 3.2 4.4 7.5

17.10 (112) 8.6 (54)

Goals: Johnson, Eddy, Frampton 3, Ladhams 2, T. Gray, Palmer, A. Young, Hewett, Monfries, Summerton Crowd: 2,235 at Alberton Oval

Round 13

Port Adelaide 3.1 5.1

5.1

Central District 5.4 5.10 9.10

10.3 (63) 11.13 (79)

Goals: Eddy 3, A. Young, Johnson, Krakouer, Howard, Monfries, Neade, Marshall Crowd: 1,444 at Elizabeth Oval

Round 14

Port Adelaide 5.2 8.4

10.9

16.12 (108)

Glenelg 3.2 6.5

8.8

8.10 (58)

Goals: Ah Chee, Johnson 3, Krakouer, Neade, Frampton, Palmer 2, Monfries, Lobbe Crowd: 2,109 at Alberton Oval

Round 15

Port Adelaide 6.2 7.3

11.8

12.11 (83)

South Adelaide 1.0 3.3

4.3

7.9 (51)

Goals: Marshall 3, Eddy 2, Summerton, T. Gray, Houston, Neade, Frampton, Krakouer, Bonner Crowd: 1,560 at Alberton Oval

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Round 16

Port Adelaide 5.3 10.9 West Adelaide 1.4 4.4

Second Semi Final

12.14 7.7

22.17 (149)

Port Adelaide 5.5 7.6

8.9 (57)

Woodville-West Torrens 0.1 3.2 3.6 5.10 (40)

Goals: Krakouer 6, Marshall 5, Eddy 3, Trengove, A. Young, Palmer 2, Ladhams, Lobbe

8.11

10.13 (73)

Goals: Krakouer, Eddy 2, T. Gray, White, Johnson, R. Young, Summerton, Atley Crowd: 9,029 at the Adelaide Oval

Crowd: 1,192 at Alberton Oval

Grand Final Round 17

Port Adelaide 4.2 9.5

15.8

19.8 (122)

Norwood 2.1 5.2

5.3

8.3 (51)

Goals: Eddy 5, Trengove 4, A. Young 3, Palmer, Ah Chee, Krakouer 2, Ladhams

Port Adelaide 2.3 3.4

3.7

7.7 (49)

Sturt 4.1

5.5

7.8 (50)

5.4

Goals: T. Gray, Ah Chee, Neade 2, Lobbe Crowd: 39,813 at the Adelaide Oval

Crowd: 3,567 at Alberton Oval

Round 18

Port Adelaide 2.2 5.7

12.11

15.16 (106)

North Adelaide 2.3 7.4

8.5

10.6 (66)

Goals: R. Young 4, Eddy 3, Trengove 2, T. Gray, Sharrad, Krakouer, Palmer, Drew, A. Young Crowd: 1,933 at Prospect Oval

Qualifying Final

Port Adelaide 4.5 9.7

10.7

13.11 (89)

Sturt 2.2

9.5

11.8 (74)

4.4

Goals: Eddy 4, Lobbe, Palmer 2, A. Young, T. Gray, Monfries, R. Young, Trengove Crowd: 10,429 at the Adelaide Oval

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SANFL PLAYER REVIEWS

SANFL PLAYER REVIEWS STEVEN

NATHAN

THOMAS

SUMMERTON

CAPTAIN

RUDLOFF

GRAY

SANFL

Career games: 210 goals: 147

Career games: 18 goals: 1

Career games: 30 goals: 22

2017 games: 15 goals: 17

2017 games: 4 goals: -

2017 games: 6 goals: 7

RESERVES

2017 games: 5 goals: 4

2017 games: 12 goals: 4

2017 games: 14 goals: 17

LOUIS

JAMIE

ADAM

SHARRAD

VICE CAPTAIN

HAMPTON

MAHNEY

SANFL

Career games: 54 goals: 19

Career games: - goals: -

2017 games: 7 goals: 3

2017 games: - goals: -

RESERVES

2017 games: 12 goals: 5

2017 games: 14 goals: 11

2017 games: 18 goals: -

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LUKE

TOM

JONATHON

REYNOLDS

CORCORAN

ROSS

SANFL

Career games: 27 goals: 49

Career games: 8 goals: -

Career games: 11 goals: 3

2017 games: 3 goals: 3

2017 games: - goals: -

RESERVES

2017 games: 14 goals: 25

2017 games: 16 goals: 1

2017 games: 18 goals: 12

ZACHARY

ANTHONY

DARCY

HAWKINS

BIEMANS

GINEVER

SANFL

Career games: 9 goals: 3

Career games: 46 goals: 26

Career games: goals:

2017 games: - goals: -

RESERVES

2017 games: 18 goals: 7

2017 games: 14 goals: 8

2017 games: 18 goals: -

LEVI

KEANU

ROBERT

PROUDE

MILLER

YOUNG

SANFL

Career games: goals:

Career games: 41 goals: 37

2017 games: - goals: -

2017 games: 6 goals: 9

RESERVES

2017 games: 15 goals: 10

2017 games: 15 goals: 18

2017 games: 13 goals: 26

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RESERVE BACK ROW (L-R) D. Ginever, J. Cooper, J. Ross, P. Ladhams, T. Corcoran, L. Sharrad, J. Baron

SECOND ROW (L-R) R. Blyth (Team Manager), B. Johns (Gameday Asst), D. Rogers (Strength and Conditioning), M. Gill (Head Trainer), T. Wanganeen, L. Proude, N. Rudloff, B. Glover, Z. Beecken

ES SECOND ROW CONTINUED (L-R) A. Mahney, L. Reynolds, T. Zavrl, S. Roads, S. Grimm (Football Manager), T. Natt (Asst Coach), S. Mathews (Asst Coach)

FRONT ROW (L-R) K. Miller, Z. Hawkins, R. Young, S. Summerton, M. Clayton (Coach), A. Biemans, E. Irra, W. Drummond, A. Coxon

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Round 1

Glenelg 3.0 5.1

7.4

8.5 (53)

Port Adelaide 8.1 12.9

16.15

21.19 (145)

Goals: R. Young 5, J. Ross 4, T. Harris 4, J. Cooper 3, D. Howard 2, T. Gray, J. Hampton, Z. Hawkins

Round 2

Norwood 1.2 6.5

8.8

10.11 (71)

Port Adelaide 3.6 6.7

10.11

12.15 (87)

Goals: T. Harris 3, J. Ross 2, K. Miller 2, J. Cooper 2, J. Hampton, D. Morgan, T. Gray

Round 3

Port Adelaide 2.2 3.4

9.5

10.8 (68)

North Adelaide 4.2 7.4

8.5

12.8 (80)

Goals: A. Stuart 2, K. Miller 2, Z. Beecken 2, T. Harris, S. Roads, J. Hampton, L. Proude

Round 4 - Bye

Round 5

Port Adelaide 4.3 9.7 Sturt 1.2

3.5

11.10

16.14 (110)

4.8

5.9 (39)

Goals: L. Reynolds 4, T. Harris 3, R. Young 2, J. Hampton 2, J. Cooper 2, J. Ross, S. Roads, Z. Hawkins

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Round 6

Port Adelaide 2.7 4.10

11.12

15.15 (105)

Eagles 0.0

1.2

3.3 (21)

1.2

Goals: T. Harris 4, L. Reynolds 3, R. Young 3, K. Miller 2, J. Cooper, S. Roads, J. Hampton

Round 7

Port Adelaide 2.5 3.7

4.7

8.8 (56)

Central District 0.1 6.3 8.3

9.6 (60)

Goals: T. Wanganeen 3, T. Harris 2, L. Proude 2, W. Drummond

Round 8

South Adelaide 1.5 5.6

8.8

9.8 (62)

Port Adelaide 2.2 4.4

5.6

9.10 (64)

Goals: L. Reynolds 3, T. Gray, J. Ross, E. Bell, T. Wanganeen, K. Miller, R. Young

Round 9

Port Adelaide 4.1 5.2

8.4

15.9 (99)

West Adelaide 1.1 5.4

5.7

6.7 (43)

Goals: R. Young 4, J. Cooper 2, L. Reynolds 2, K. Miller, L. Proude, Z. Hawkins, S. Summerton, T. Gray, J. Ross, C. Anyang

Round 10

Sturt 0.0

0.4

Port Adelaide 3.5 7.9

4.7

7.12 (54)

12.10

16.12 (108)

Goals: R. Young 4, L. Proude 2, T. Gray 2, N. Rudloff 2, J. Cooper 2, K. Miller, J. Hampton, L. Reynolds, S. Summerton

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Round 11

Eagles 0.1

2.1

Port Adelaide 2.2 4.8

4.6

4.9 (33)

5.10

9.15 (69)

Goals: L. Reynolds 2, A. Biemans 2, J. Cooper 2, T. Gray, L. Sharrad, N. Rudloff

Round 12 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Bye

Round 13

Central District 2.1 2.2 4.5

5.7 (37)

Port Adelaide 7.2 11.5

20.12 (132)

15.8

Goals: T. Harris 6, A. Biemans 3, L. Reynolds 3, L. Proude 2, J. Deeley-Godfrey, S. Summerton, J. Hampton, T. Gray, Z. Hawkins, C. Anyang

Round 14

Port Adelaide 3.2 6.4

12.6

13.13 (91)

Glenelg 1.4 4.6

5.9

8.9 (57)

Goals: K. Miller 3, T. Gray 3, L. Reynolds 2, N. Rudloff, L. Sharrad, S. Summerton, T. Harris, J. Cooper

Round 15

Port Adelaide 2.1 7.5 8.8

13.15 (93)

South Adelaide 2.1 3.2

5.5 (35)

3.4

Goals: K. Miller 3, T. Harris 3, L. Reynolds 2, R. Young, J. Cooper, J. Ross, L. Sharrad, L. Proude

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Round 16

West Adelaide 1.3 3.7

4.8

5.8 (38)

Port Adelaide 2.2 3.4

6.9

7.14 (56)

Goals: T. Gray 2, J. Cooper 2, T. Harris, L. Sharrad, L. Reynolds

Round 17

Port Adelaide 9.6 13.6

22.10

25.14 (164)

Norwood 0.0 1.3

1.4

3.6 (24)

Goals: R. Young 5, T. Gray 5, S. Roads 3, Z. Hawkins 3, T. Harris 3, K. Miller, L. Proude, L. Sharrad, D. Morgan, J. Ross, L. Reynolds

Round 18

North Adelaide 3.2 3.2

3.2

3.5 (23)

Port Adelaide 3.0 5.2

7.4

10.9 (69)

Goals: T. Wanganeen 3, K. Miller, S. Roads, A. Coxon, T. Harris, J. Cooper, A. Biemans, J. Hampton

Semi Final

Port Adelaide 2.1 4.2

5.4

6.6 (42)

Sturt 4.3

10.6

13.10 (88)

6.4

Goals: J. Hampton 2, D. Morgan, L. Reynolds, K. Miller, S. Roads

Preliminary Final

Port Adelaide 0.3 0.6 West Adelaide 5.2 8.7

3.11

4.12 (36)

11.7

17.11 (113)

Goals: A. Coxon, T. Harris, T. Corcoran, J. Ross

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BEST AND FAIREST

AFL AWARD WINNERS

PADDY RYDER John Cahill Medallist

CHARLIE DIXON 2nd – John Cahill Medallist Leading Goalkicker

TOM JONAS 3rd – John Cahill Medallist Fos Williams Medal

SAM POWELL-PEPPER Gavin Wanganeen Award

SAM GRAY Coaches’ Award

JACK HOMBSCH John McCarthy Award

SANFL AWARD WINNERS

BRENDON AH CHEE A.R. McLean Medal

JIMMY TOUMPAS 2nd – A.R. McLean Medal Fos Williams Memorial Trophy

BRETT EDDY 3rd A.R McLean Medal Leading Goalkicker

JOE ATLEY Anthony Williams Memorial Trophy

JARROD LIENERT Max Porter Memorial Trophy

MATTHEW LOBBE Bruce Weber Memorial Trophy

MARK CLAYTON Bob Clayton Award

RESERVES AWARD WINNERS

TOM GRAY Best & Fairest

ZAC HAWKINS 2nd – Best & Fairest

TOM CORCORAN 3rd – Best & Fairest Best Team Man

ANTHONY BIEMANS Coaches’ Award Most Courageous

ADAM MAHNEY Alf Glennon Memorial Trophy

TIM ZAVRL Howard Penn Memorial Trophy

TYLER HARRIS Leading Goalkicker

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PADDY RYDER BEST AND FAIREST - PORT ADELAIDE Paddy Ryder made a resounding return to AFL football in 2017 winning the John Cahill Medal – a remarkable feat considering he missed the entirety of the 2016 season. Ryder was just the third Aboriginal player to be awarded the Power’s highest individual honour, joining previous winners Gavin Wanganeen and Chad Wingard. He held on to win Port Adelaide’s Best and Fairest count by seven votes from Charlie Dixon – with Tom Jonas, Robbie Gray and Brad Ebert rounding out the top five.

The 196cm ruckman was also rewarded with All-Australian selection for the first time in his career, capping off a superb individual season. Regarded as one of the most prolific tapruckmen in the league, Ryder’s influence in 2017 was immense – leading Port to be the No.1 ranked side for scoring from stoppages in the AFL. The former Bomber had 40+ hit-outs on 10 occasions in 2017, while racking up plenty of his own football and kicking 11 goals for the year. The 29-year-old had many shining moments in 2017 but his most memorable was in the dying seconds against the Saints in Round 19.

Trailing by four points with just 19 seconds on the clock, Ryder masterfully tapped the ball to Robbie Gray who kicked truly from 50 to secure a famous victory and send the Port faithful at Adelaide Oval into chaos. Having moved from Essendon to Alberton at the end of the 2014 season, Ryder has had to overcome some serious obstacles in his short time at Port Adelaide. The feats he achieved in 2017 are a true testament to the character he possesses and the hard work he has put in – a fantastic story of someone trying to build their own legacy at Port Adelaide.

Brendon ah chee BEST AND FAIREST - PORT ADELAIDE MAGPIES Brendon Ah Chee was crowned the Magpies Best and Fairest in 2017, claiming the A. R. McLean Medal by three votes from Jimmy Toumpas, with Brett Eddy rounding out the top three. Ah Chee was a key figure in the Magpies line-up in 2017, kicking 15 goals from his 16 games while averaging 22 disposals from the midfield. His outstanding individual season saw him finish second in the Magarey Medal count – four votes behind Norwood’s Mitch Grigg.

The classy midfield/forward has struggled to play consistent football in Port Adelaide’s senior side since being drafted in 2011 with pick No. 45.

Port Adelaide orchestrated a deal with the Eagles which saw the young midfielder head back home to Western Australia in 2018 and beyond.

The talented 24-year-old was instrumental in a number of wins for the black and white, with his foot skills able to cut through opposition defences.

The club thanks Ah Chee for his sixseason contribution and wishes him all the best for the next chapter in his football journey.

At the end of season 2017, West Australian-born Ah Chee, requested a trade to the West Coast Eagles seeking greater AFL opportunity.

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records

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MILESTONES HEADING AND DEBUTANTS

DEBUTANTS

MILESTONES

LADDERS

AFL

Sam Powell-Pepper

50 club games: Jared Polec

(Round 1 v Sydney; AFL),

(Round 4 v GWS)

Brett Eddy

50 AFL games: Sam Gray

(Round 1 v Sydney; AFL),

(Round 17 v North Melbourne)

Dan Houston (Round 1 v Sydney; AFL),

POS CLUB

PTS 62

Adelaide Crows (2)

22 15

2415

1776

136

Geelong Cats (3)

22 15

2134

1818

117.4

Richmond (1)

22 15

1992

1684

118.3

100 games: Jasper Pittard

GWS Giants (4)

22 14

2081

1812

114.9

(Round 5 v Carlton),

Port Adelaide (7)

22 14

2168

1671

129.7

Aidyn Johnson

Oliver Wines

Sydney Swans (5)

22 14

2093

1651

126.8

(Round 5 v Carlton; AFL),

(Round 17 v North Melbourne),

Essendon (8)

22 12 10

2135

2004

106.5

West Coast Eagles (6) 22 12 10

1964

1858

105.7

Joseph Atley

Charlie Dixon

(Round 16 v West Coast; AFL),

(Round 18 v Melbourne),

Melbourne

2035

1934

105.2

Western Bulldogs

22 11

1857

1913

97.1

Todd Marshall

Tom Jonas

St Kilda

22 11

1925

1986

96.9

(Round 22 v Western Bulldogs; AFL)

(Round 19 v St Kilda)

Hawthorn

22 10

1864

2055

90.7

100 games as captain: Travis Boak

Collingwood

1944

1963

Fremantle

1607

2160

74.4

(Round 8 v Gold Coast)

North Melbourne

1983

2264

87.6

Carlton

1594

2038

78.2

Gold Coast Suns

1756

2311

Brisbane Lions

1877

2526

74.3

SANFL Joseph Atley (Round 1 v Glenelg; SANFL),

Willem Drew

100 games as coach: Ken Hinkley (Round 8 v Gold Coast)

(Round 1 v Glenelg; SANFL),

150 games: Matthew Broadbent

Emmanuel Irra

(Round 4 v GWS),

(Round 1 v Glenelg; club),

Matt White Peter Ladhams

(Round 16 v West Coast),

(Round 1 v Glenelg; SANFL),

Jackson Trengove Jarrod Lienert

(Round 17 v North Melbourne),

(Round 1 v Glenelg; club),

200 games: Travis Boak Todd Marshall

(Round 1 v Sydney),

(Round 1 v Glenelg; SANFL),

Brad Ebert Jasper Pittard

(Round 11 v Hawthorn),

(Round 1 v Glenelg; club),

Patrick Ryder Brett Eddy

(Round 14 v Collingwood)

(Round 2 v Norwood; club),

Jack Hombsch (Round 13 v Central District; club),

Matthew Broadbent (Round 18 v North Adelaide; club) AFL/SANFL denotes debut club and league game,club denotes first game for Port Adelaide

SANFL POS CLUB

PTS

Woodville-West Torrens (3)

18 14

1379

1132

54.92

Port Adelaide (2)

18 13

1834

1226

59.93

Sturt (1)

18 12

1535

1263

54.86

Norwood (5)

18 10

1539

1482

50.94

Central District (4)

1477

1433

50.76

South Adelaide

1314

1404

48.34

Glenelg

1372

1535

47.20

Adelaide

1359

1527

47.09

West Adelaide

1210

1666

42.07

North Adelaide

1280

1631

43.97

PTS

RESERVES SANFL W

Port Adelaide (3)

16 14

1516

730

67.50

North Adelaide (4)

16 10

1267

1141

52.62

Louis Sharrad

Sturt (1)

1192

1076

52.56

(Round 15 v South),

Central District (5)

1139

1174

49.24

West Adelaide (2)

1078

1097

49.56

South Adelaide

1154

1149

50.11

Eagles

943

1250

43.00

Emmanuel Irra

Glenelg

1155

1474

43.93

(Round 13 v Central District),

Norwood

1099

1452

43.08

50 games: Matthew Lobbe (Round 9 v West Adelaide),

Jesse Palmer (Round 16 v West Adelaide),

Aaron Young (Qualifying Final v Sturt)

200 games: Steven Summerton (Round 5 v Sturt)

PORT ADELAIDE FOOTBALL CLUB 2017

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HONOUR HEADING ROLL

AFL YEAR

POS

CHAIRMAN AND PRESIDENT

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

CLUB CAPTAIN

BEST AND FAIREST

LEADING GOALKICKER

GOALS

COACH

2017

D.J.Koch

K.A.Thomas

T.A.Boak

P. Ryder

C.G. Dixon

K.M. Hinkley

2016

D.J.Koch

K.A.Thomas

T.A.Boak

R.T. Gray

C.J. Wingard

K.M. Hinkley

2015

D.J.Koch

K.A.Thomas

T.A.Boak

R.T. Gray

C.J. Wingard

K.M. Hinkley

2014

D.J.Koch

K.A.Thomas

T.A.Boak

R.T. Gray

J.M.Schulz

K.M. Hinkley

2013

D.J.Koch

K.A.Thomas

T.A.Boak

C.J Wingard

J.M.Schulz

K.M. Hinkley/A.R Richardson^

2012

B.Duncanson/ D.J.Koch

K.A.Thomas

D.Cassisi

K.G. Cornes

J.M.Schulz

M.R.Primus/G.A. Hocking^

2011

B.Duncanson

M.E.Haysman/ K.A.Thomas

D.Cassisi

T.A. Boak/J.T. Trengove

R.T.Gray

M.M.Williams/ M.R.Primus^

2010

B.Duncanson

M.E.Haysman

D.Cassisi

K.G. Cornes

J.M.Schulz

M.M.Williams

2009

B.Duncanson

M.E.Haysman

D.Cassisi

W.G. Tredrea

W.G.Tredrea

M.M.Williams

2008

G.C.Boulton

J.M.James

W.G.Tredrea

K.G. Cornes

D.Motlop

M.M.Williams

2007

G.C.Boulton

J.M.James

W.G.Tredrea

K.G. Cornes

B.A.Ebert

M.M.Williams

2006

G.C.Boulton

J.M.James

W.G.Tredrea

B.D. Lade

J.W.Mahoney

M.M.Williams

2005

G.C.Boulton

J.M.James

M.R.Primus

W.G. Tredrea

W.G.Tredrea

M.M.Williams

2004

G.C.Boulton

B.A.Cunningham

M.R.Primus

W.G. Tredrea

W.G.Tredrea

M.M.Williams

2003

G.C.Boulton

B.A.Cunningham

M.R.Primus

G.A. Wanganeen

W.G.Tredrea

M.M.Williams

2002

G.C.Boulton

B.A.Cunningham

M.R.Primus

M.R. Primus

S.A.Dew

M.M.Williams

2001

G.C.Boulton

B.A.Cunningham

M.R.Primus

W.G. Tredrea

W.G.Tredrea

M.M.Williams

2000

G.C.Boulton

B.A.Cunningham

G.A.Wanganeen

B.A. Montgomery W.G.Tredrea

M.M.Williams

1999

G.C.Boulton

B.A.Cunningham

G.A.Wanganeen

S.M. Paxman

W.G.Tredrea

M.M.Williams

1998

G.C.Boulton

B.A.Cunningham

G.A.Wanganeen

A.S. Kingsley

W.G.Tredrea

J.V.Cahill

1997

G.C.Boulton

B.A.Cunningham

G.A.Wanganeen

D.I. Mead

S.Cummings

J.V.Cahill

^ denotes coach acting in caretaker capacity

SANFL (SINCE 1997) YEAR

POS

SANFL PRESIDENT

SANFL CHAIR OF MANAGEMENT

SANFL CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

SANFL CAPTAIN

SANFL BEST & FAIREST

SANFL LEADING GOALKICKER

GOALS COACH

2017

S.P. Summerton

B.R.J. Ah Chee

B.G. Eddy

C.S. Cornes

2016

S.P. Summerton

K.S. Mitchell

L. Reynolds

C.S. Cornes

2015

S.P. Summerton

M.J. Harvey

G.A Hocking

General Manager SANFL

S.P. Summerton

J.W. Butcher

G.A Hocking

2014

SANFL Chair of Management

2013

G. Fiacchi/T. Thiele

B.Leys/M. Bishop

J.R. Meiklejohn

S.R.Gray

J.R.J. Thurgood

K.D McGregor

2012

A. Panas

N.Rawlings/B. Leys

J.R.Meiklejohn

J.L.Clayton

L.N.Harder

A.D.Bamford

2011

J.R.Meiklejohn

M.R.Dolling

B.T.Mercer

A.D.Bamford

J.R.Meiklejohn

S.P.Summerton

C.T.Cloke

A.D.Bamford

B.J.Murray

J.A.Perry

T.Ginever

A. Panas

N.Rawlings

SANFL President

SANFL Chairman

SANFL Chief Executive Officer

2010

J.Firth

B. McFarlane

G.Edwards/N. Rawlings

2009

R.Cope

B. McFarlane

M.P.Richardson/ C.L.AhChee G.Edwards

2008

R.Cope

R. Cope

M.P.Richardson

C.L.AhChee

J.L.Clayton

D.A.Hargraves

T.Ginever

2007

R.Cope

R. Cope

M.P.Richardson

M.P.Clayton

J.L.Clayton

B.P.LeCras

T.Ginever

2006

D.Basheer

D. Basheer

M.P.Richardson

M.P.Clayton

J.L.Clayton

C.R.Waterhouse

T.Ginever

2005

D.Basheer

D. Basheer

M.P.Richardson

A.J.Brown

J.L.Clayton

C.R.Waterhouse

J.V.Cahill

2004

D.Basheer

D. Basheer

P.J.Belton

A.J.Brown

K.DePasquale

P.T.Evans

M.Knights

2003

B.Duncanson

B. Duncanson

P.J.Belton

D.J.Poole

B.A.Ebert

P.T.Evans

S.F.Williams

2002

B.Duncanson

B. Duncanson

P.J.Belton

D.J.Poole

C.L.AhChee

M.W.B.Lokan

S.F.Williams

2001

B.Duncanson

J.D McBain

P.J.Belton

D.J.Poole

R.P.Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Connor

A.J.Brown

S.F.Williams

2000

B.Duncanson

J.D McBain

P.J.Belton

D.J.Poole

P.S.McGuiness

P.J.Smith

S.F.Williams

1999

B.Duncanson

J.D McBain

D.S.Hutton/ P.J.Belton

D.J.Brown

D.J.Poole

P.T.Evans

S.F.Williams

1998

F.E.Hayter

J.D McBain

D.S.Hutton

D.R.Borlase

B.A.Beinke

S.F.Williams

F.E.Hayter

S.J Forrest/ J.D.McBain

D.S.Hutton

T.Ginever

P.S.McGuiness

S.F.Williams

1997

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CAPTAIN

BEST & FAIREST

LEADING GOALKICKER

YEAR POS PRESIDENT

CHAIRMAN

1996

G.C.Boulton

B.E.Wilson/ S.J.Forest

R.T.Clayton/ D.S.Hutton

T.Ginever

S.L.Hodges

117*

J.V.Cahill/ S.F.Williams J.V.Cahill

GOALS COACH

Port Adelaide admitted to Australian Football League for 1997 season

1995

G.C.Boulton

B.E.Wilson

B.A.Cunningham

T.Ginever

R.J.West

M.J.Tylor

1994

G.C.Boulton

B.E.Wilson

B.A.Cunningham

T.Ginever

S.L.Hodges

130*

J.V.Cahill

1993

G.C.Boulton

B.E.Wilson

B.A.Cunningham

G.I.Phillips

T.I.Bond

M.J.Tylor

93*

J.V.Cahill

1992

B.H.Weber

B.A.Cunningham

G.I.Phillips

N.C.Buckley+

M.J.Tylor

97*

J.V.Cahill

1991

B.H.Weber

R.T.Clayton

G.I.Phillips

P.J.Northeast

D.R.Borlase

J.V.Cahill

1990

B.H.Weber

R.T.Clayton

R.H.Johnston

S.L.Hodges+

S.LHodges

153*

J.V.Cahill

R.T.Clayton

R.H.Johnston

S.LHodges

J.V.Cahill

1989

B.H.Weber

A.R.McLean O.B.E.

1988

B.H.Weber

A.R.McLean O.B.E.

D.J.McKenzie

R.H.Johnston

G.I.Phillips

S.LHodges

J.V.Cahill

1987

B.H.Weber

A.R.McLean O.B.E.

D.J.McKenzie

R.H.Johnston

B.R.Abernethy

D.M.Smith

R.F.Ebert

1986

B.H.Weber

A.R.McLean O.B.E.

D.J.McKenzie

R.H.Johnston

M.J.Leslie

D.M.Smith

R.F.Ebert

1985

K.L.Duthie

A.R.McLean O.B.E.

D.J.McKenzie

R.F.Ebert

C.E.Bradley

T.N.Evans

R.F.Ebert

1984

K.L.Duthie

A.R.McLean O.B.E.

D.J.McKenzie

R.F.Ebert

C.E.Bradley

T.N.Evans

137

R.F.Ebert

1983

K.L.Duthie

J.J.Swain/ A.R.McLean O.B.E.

R.B.Taylor

R.F.Ebert

S.R.Clifford

T.N.Evans

R.F.Ebert

1982

K.L.Duthie

J.J.Swain

R.B.Taylor

B.A.Cunningham

C.E.Bradley

T.N.Evans

125*

J.V.Cahill

1981

K.L.Duthie

J.J.Swain

R.B.Taylor

B.A.Cunningham

R.F.Ebert

T.N.Evans

98*

J.V.Cahill

1980

K.L.Duthie

J.J.Swain

A.R.McLean

B.A.Cunningham

S.R.Clifford

T.N.Evans

146*

J.V.Cahill

1979

K.L.Duthie

J.J.Swain

A.R.McLean

B.A.Cunningham

M.S.Faletic

T.N.Evans

J.V.Cahill

1978

K.L.Duthie

J.J.Swain

A.R.McLean

R.F.Ebert

S.R.Clifford

T.N.Evans

90*

J.V.Cahill

1977

K.L.Duthie

J.J.Swain

A.R.McLean

R.F.Ebert

T.N.Evans

88*

J.V.Cahill

1976

K.L.Duthie

J.J.Swain

A.R.McLean

R.F.Ebert

R.F.Ebert+

R.G.Gerlach

J.V.Cahill

1975

K.L.Duthie

J.J.Swain

A.R.McLean

R.F.Ebert

P.B.Woite+

T.N.Evans

J.V.Cahill

1974

K.L.Duthie

J.J.Swain

A.R.McLean

R.F.Ebert

R.F.Ebert+

D.F.Cahill

J.V.Cahill

1973

K.L.Duthie

J.J.Swain

A.R.McLean

J.V.Cahill

F.N.Williams

1972

F.B.Harvey

C.A.Darwent

A.R.McLean

J.V.Cahill

R.F.Ebert

M.D.James

F.N.Williams

1971

F.B.Harvey

C.A.Darwent

A.R.McLean

J.V.Cahill

R.F.Ebert+

E.W.Freeman

F.N.Williams F.N.Williams

1970

F.B.Harvey

C.A.Darwent

A.R.McLean

J.V.Cahill

E.W.Freeman

1969

F.B.Harvey

C.A.Darwent

A.R.McLean

J.V.Cahill

J.G.Potter

M.Dittmar

F.N.Williams

1968

F.B.Harvey

C.A.Darwent

A.R.McLean

J.V.Cahill

R.F.Ebert

F.N.Williams

1967

F.B.Harvey

C.A.Darwent

A.R.McLean

J.V.Cahill

J.G.Potter

E.W.Freeman

F.N.Williams

1966

F.B.Harvey

C.A.Darwent

A.R.McLean

G.P.Motley

J.V.Cahill

E.W.Freeman

81*

F.N.Williams

1965

F.B.Harvey

C.A.Darwent

A.R.McLean

G.P.Motley

E.W.Freeman

F.N.Williams

1964

F.B.Harvey

C.A.Darwent

A.R.McLean

G.P.Motley

J.G.Potter

F.N.Williams

1963

F.B.Harvey

C.A.Darwent

A.R.McLean

G.P.Motley

R.H.Johns

54*

F.N.Williams

1962

F.B.Harvey

C.A.Darwent

A.R.McLean

G.P.Motley

P.K.Obst

R.H.Johns

76*

F.N.Williams

1961

F.B.Harvey

C.A.Darwent

A.R.McLean

G.P.Motley

J.G.Potter

R.H.Johns

G.P.Motley

1960

F.B.Harvey

C.A.Darwent

A.R.McLean

G.P.Motley

N.C.Hayes

W.J.Dittmar

69*

G.P.Motley

1959

F.B.Harvey

C.A.Darwent

A.R.McLean

G.P.Motley

W.J.Dittmar

74*

G.P.Motley

1958

F.B.Harvey

C.A.Darwent

A.R.McLean

F.N.Williams

G.P.Motley

R.H.Johns

55*

F.N.Williams F.N.Williams

1957

F.B.Harvey

C.A.Darwent

A.R.McLean

F.N.Williams

N.C.Hayes

R.H.Johns

1956

F.B.Harvey

C.A.Darwent

A.R.McLean

F.N.Williams

A.E.Whelan

R.H.Johns

70*

F.N.Williams

1955

F.B.Harvey

C.A.Darwent

A.R.McLean

F.N.Williams

1954

F.B.Harvey

A.J.Swain

A.R.McLean

F.N.Williams

R.W.Clitt

T.E.Garland

F.N.Williams

1953

F.B.Harvey

A.J.Swain

A.R.McLean

F.N.Williams

H.A.McDonald

R.D.Whitaker

F.N.Williams

1952

F.B.Harvey

A.J.Swain

A.R.McLean

F.N.Williams

R.D.Whitaker

R.W.Clitt

F.N.Williams

1951

Dr.W.H.Baudinet A.J.Swain

A.R.McLean

F.N.Williams

R.L.Russell

N.E.Clark

F.N.Williams

1950

Dr.W.H.Baudinet A.J.Swain

A.R.McLean

F.N.Williams

1949

Dr.P.T.S.Cherry

A.J.Swain

A.R.McLean

R.C.Schumann

R.L.Russell

K.L.Zucker

J.McCarthy

L.E.Roberts

R.L.Russell

A.R.McLean

L.E.Roberts

R.B.Quinn

A.R.McLean

80*

R.B.Quinn

1948

Dr.P.T.S.Cherry

A.J.Swain

C.Hayter/ L.C.Dayman

1947

Dr.P.T.S.Cherry

A.J.Swain

C.Hayter

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YEAR POS PRESIDENT

CHAIRMAN

CEO

CAPTAIN

BEST & FAIREST

LEADING GOALKICKER

GOALS COACH

1946

Dr.P.T.S.Cherry

A.J.Swain

C.Hayter

R.B.Quinn

L.E.Roberts

K.M.Jolly

R.B.Quinn

1945

Dr.P.T.S.Cherry

A.J.Swain

C.Hayter

R.B.Quinn

R.B.Quinn+

R.B.Quinn

Normal League Football Resumes 1944

Dr.P.T.S.Cherry

A.J.Swain

C.Hayter

L.E.Roberts

No Awards Combined with West Torrens

S.Hosking

1943

Dr.P.T.S.Cherry

A.J.Swain

C.Hayter

L.E.Roberts

No Awards Combined with West Torrens

S.Hosking

1942

Dr.P.T.S.Cherry

A.J.Swain

C.Hayter

L.E.Roberts

No Awards Combined with West Torrens

M. Drury

1941

Dr.P.T.S.Cherry

A.J.Swain

Port Adelaide combined with West Torrens Football Club during World War Two C.Hayter

A.R.Reval

J.D.Skelly

A.R.McLean

R.C.Schumann

A.R.McLean

A.R.Reval

R.B.Quinn/ A.R.Reval

Dr.P.T.S.Cherry

A.J.Swain

C.Hayter

R.B.Quinn/ A.R.Reval

1939

Dr.P.T.S.Cherry

A.J.Swain

C.Hayter

R.B.Quinn

A.R.Reval

A.E.Hollingworth 78

1938

Dr.P.T.S.Cherry

A.J.Swain

C.Hayter

N.Hender

R.B.Quinn+

A.E.Hollingworth 45

S.Hosking

1937

Dr.P.T.S.Cherry

W.E.Baudinet

C.Hayter

J.Dermody

R.B.Quinn

S.Hosking

1936

C.T.Gun

W.E.Baudinet

C.Hayter

J.Dermody

A.E.Hollingworth J.M.Prideaux

S.Hosking

1935

C.T.Gun

W.E.Baudinet

C.Hayter

R.C.Johnson

J.Dermody

L.J.Ashby

1934

C.T.Gun

W.E.Baudinet

C.Hayter

V.W.Johnson

A.E.Hollingworth J.M.Prideaux

L.J.Ashby

1933

C.T.Gun

W.E.Baudinet

C.Hayter

S.F.Ween

J.Dermody

N.Hender

H.B.Dewar

1932

C.T.Gun

W.E.Baudinet

C.Hayter

S.F.Ween

E.W.Mucklow

N.Hender

S.F.Ween

1931

Dr.P.T.S.Cherry

W.E.Baudinet

C.Hayter

V.W.Johnson

M.W.Allingham

L.C.Dayman

S.Hosking

1930

Dr.P.T.S.Cherry

A.O.R.Tapp

C.Hayter

V.M.Johnson

V.W.Johnson

L.C.Dayman

S.Hosking

1929

Dr.P.T.S.Cherry

A.O.R.Tapp

C.Hayter

V.W.Johnson

E.W.Mucklow

L.C.Dayman

86*

S.Hosking

1928

Dr.P.T.S.Cherry

A.O.R.Tapp

C.Hayter

V.W.Johnson

L.C.Dayman

S.Hosking

1940

J.M.Prideaux

R.B.Quinn

League changed name to South Australian National Football League 1927

Dr.P.T.S.Cherry

C.McArthur

C.Hayter

P.A.Bampton

C.H.Keal

H.D.Logan

1926

Dr.P.T.S.Cherry

C.McArthur

A.McKelvie

M.W.Allingham

L.C.Hodge

H.D.Logan

M.W.Allingham

1925

S.H.Skipper

C.McArthur

A.McKelvie

C.H.Keal

P.A.Bampton

H.D.Logan

A.Hosie

1924

S.H.Skipper

C.McArthur

A.McKelvie

C.H.Keal

L.C.Dayman

M.W.Allingham

A.Hosie

1923

S.H.Skipper

C.McArthur

A.McKelvie

C.G.Dayman

L.C.Dayman

M.W.Allingham

C.G.Dayman

1922

S.H.Skipper

C.McArthur

C.V.Tyler

S.W.Howie

C.G.Dayman

M.W.Allingham

S.W.Howie

1921

Dr.A.V.Benson

P.Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Grady

C.V.Tyler

W.H.Oliver

C.E.Adams

M.W.Allingham

S.Hosking

C.E.Adams

F.E.Dewar

F.I.Hansen

W.J.Ashley

L.L.Lackman

26*

F.I.Hansen

1920

Dr.A.V.Benson

F.I.Hansen

C.V.Tyler

J.W.Robertson/ B.Olds

1919

Dr.A.V.Benson

F.I.Hansen

C.V.Tyler

H.V.Pope/ A.T.McFarlane

1918

Dr.A.V.Benson

Unknown

C.V.Tyler

H.F.Eaton

Not Awarded

Unknown

1917

Dr.A.V.Benson

Unknown

C.V.Tyler

H.F.Eaton

Not Awarded

J.T.Hayman

24*^

H.F.Eaton

1916

Dr.A.V.Benson

Unknown

C.V.Tyler

H.F.Eaton

Not Awarded

J.T.Hayman

H.F.Eaton

League Football resumes H.F.Eaton

League Football Suspended 1916-1918 owing to World War One; Port Adelaide founding club of South Australian Patriotic Football Association 1915

Dr.A.V.Benson

M.G.Donaghy

J.Hodge

A.T.McFarlane

H.F.Eaton

A.Congear

A.T.McFarlane

1914

Dr.A.V.Benson

M.G.Donaghy

J.Hodge

J.W.Londrigan

W.J.Ashley+

J.S.Dunn

33*

J.W.Londrigan

1913

Dr.A.V.Benson

M.G.Donaghy

J.Hodge

J.W.Londrigan

H.F.Eaton

F.I.Hansen

39*

J.W.Londrigan

W.H.Oliver

F.I.Hansen

37*

Unknown

W.H.Oliver

F.I.Hansen

41*

M.G.Donaghy/ J.Woollard

1912

R.Cruickshank

J.V.Earle

J.Hodge

C.T.Cocks/ S.Hosking

1911

R.Cruickshank

J.V.Earle

J.Hodge

G.P.Dempster

1910

W.E.Mattinson

H.T.Phillips

J.Hodge

J.Woollard

S.Hosking+

F.I.Hansen

A.Hosie

1909

W.E.Mattinson

R.A.Walsh

J.Hodge

M.G.Donaghy

J.S.Dickson

A.Congear

A.Hosie

1908

W.E.Mattinson

W.H.Harvey

J.Hodge

E.Strawns/ M.G.Donaghy^

J.S.Dickson

J.Mathison

33*

J.McGargill

1907

W.E.Mattinson

W.H.Harvey

J.Hodge

L.T.Corston

J.P.Mack+

J.Quinn

32*

J.McGargill

Association changed name to South Australian Football League 1906

W.E.Mattinson

W.H.Harvey

J.Hodge

J.Fletcher/ L.T.Corston^

E.Strawns

J.Mathison

42*

J.McGargill

1905

W.E.Mattinson

W.H.Harvey

J.Sweeney

J.Quinn

J.Mathison

30*

J.McGargill

1904

W.E.Mattinson

W.H.Harvey

J.Sweeney

A.Hosie/J.Quinn^ L.T.Corston

J.J.Tompkins

J.McGargill

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YEAR POS PRESIDENT

CHAIRMAN

CEO

CAPTAIN

BEST & FAIREST

LEADING GOALKICKER

GOALS COACH

1903

W.E.Mattinson

W.H.Harvey

J.Sweeney

A.Hosie

J.J.Tompkins

1902

W.E.Mattinson

W.H.Harvey

J.Sweeney

A.Hosie

L.T.Corston

J.N.Healy

J.McGargill

1901

R.Cruickshank

W.H.Harvey

J.Sweeney

A.Hosie

E.Strawns

J.Quinn

J.McGargill

1900

W.Fisher

W.H.Harvey

J.Sweeney

H.T.Phillips

J.Quinn

H.Tompkins

J.McGargill

1899

W.Fisher

W.H.Harvey

J.Sweeney

H.T.Phillips

S.A.Malin+

W.Stark

J.McGargill

K.McKenzie

A.Hoise

W.Stark

J.McGargill

K.McKenzie

J.J.Tompkins

27*

J.McGargill

1898

W.Fisher

R.Cruickshank

H.W.Hills/ J.Sweeney

1897

C.Tucker/ W.Fisher

R.Cruickshank

H.W.Hills

1896

C.Tucker/ W.Fisher

1895

W.Fisher

H.M.Adams

1894

J.Cleave

A.Mackie

J.McGargill

Introduction of District football H.M.Adams

H.W.Hills

K.McKenzie

G.Linklater

A.Lees

J.McGargill

J.Sweeney

A.Miers

O.Lâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;estage

A.McKenzie

J.McGargill

J.Sweeney

K.McKenzie

A.Miers

A.McKenzie

J.McGargill

A.McKenzie

J.McGargill

1893

J.Cleave

R.Cruickshank

J.Sweeney

K.McKenzie

W.Murray/ H.T.Phillips

1892

J.Formby

R.Cruickshank

J.Sweeney

K.McKenzie

H.T.Phillips

A.McKenzie

J.McGargill

K.McKenzie

H.T.Phillips

J.McKenzie

J.McGargill

J.Formby

J.Sweeney

R.Cruickshank/ A.H.Bushby

1890

J.Formby

J.Sweeney

R.Cruickshank

K.McKenzie

C.Fry

J.McKenzie

32*

J.McGargill

1889

J.Formby

J.Sweeney

R.Cruickshank

W.Bushby

H.G.Hamilton

C.Fry

32*

J.McGargill

1888

J.Formby

R.Cruickshank

J.Sweeney

W.Bushby

H.T.Phillips

H.T.Phillips/ J.McKenzie

J.McGargill

1887

J.Formby

T.Gifford

E.C.LeMessurier

W.Bushby

A.H.Bushby

J.McGargill

R.Turpenny

1891

1886

J.Formby

T.Gifford

J.Litchfield

W.Bushby

C.Fry

C.Fry/ M.M.Coffee

1885

J.Formby

E.E.LeMessurier

E.C.LeMessurier

R.Turpenny/ C.Kellett^

M.M.Coffee

R.C.Roy

1884

J.Formby

T.Gifford

E.C.LeMessurier

R.Turpenny

C.Kellet/G.Cairns

R.C.Roy

22*

R.Turpenny

1883

J.Formby

T.Gifford

E.C.LeMessurier

E.E.LeMessurier^ / R.Turpenny

R.Kirkpatrick

J.Litchfield

13*

R.Turpenny

1882

J.Formby

T.G.Smith

E.C.LeMessurier

C.Kellett

J.Munro

G.Slatter

C.Kellett

W.Fletcher^/ J.Sandilands

J.Sidoli

J.Watt

J.Sandilands

1881

J.Formby

T.G.Smith

E.E.LeMessurier/ J.Carter

1880

J.Formby

T.G.Smith

J.W.Channon

J.A.Atkins/ J.Carter^

J.Sidoli

E.E.LeMessurier

J.A.Atkins

1879

J.Hart (jnr)

J.A.Rann

C.Wells

W.Fletcher

T.G.Smith

E.C.LeMessurier

W.Fletcher

1878

J.Hart (jnr)

J.A.Rann

C.Wells

W.Fletcher

T.G.Smith

E.E.LeMessurier/ J.Carter

1877

J.Hart (jnr)

J.A.Rann

C.Wells

W.Fletcher

T.G.Smith

A.LeMessurier

Port Adelaide founding club of the South Australian Football Association W.Fletcher

E.E.LeMessurier

S.Tyzack/ J.A.Rann

W.Fletcher

F.Ireland

R.C.Sandilands

H.Ford

H.Ford/Warren

R.C.Sandilands

Unknown

J.A.Rann

S.Tyzack

H.Sparnon

1876

J.Hart (jnr)

W.E.Mattinson

C.Wells

1875

J.Hart (jnr)

W.E.Mattinson

1874

J.Hart (jnr)

W.E.Mattinson

F.Ireland

J.A.Rann/C. Wells^

1873

J.Hart (jnr)

W.E.Mattinson

F.Ireland

H.Sparnon/ G.Middleton

1872

J.Hart (snr)

W.E.Mattinson

G.Ireland

G.Middleton

Unknown

G.Middleton

1871

J.Hart (snr)

W.E.Mattinson

G.Ireland

F.Stone

1870

J.Hart (snr)

W.E.Mattinson

R.W.J.Leicester

J.Wald/G.Dale^

J.Wald

Unknown

J.Wald

Port Adelaide Football Club established May 1870

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AFL HEADING RECORDS

AFL

RECORDS BY OPPOSITION P

WINNING PERC

Adelaide

BY OPPONENT

48.80

Brisbane

50.00

Hawthorn

57.60

Grand Finals

Fremantle

54.60

Melbourne

59.40

North Melbourne

34.40

West Coast

58.10

Overall Record 485 games – 248 wins, 232 losses, 5 draws

Premierships 1 - 2004

Runner-Up

Geelong

29.00

Carlton

53.30

Richmond

58.60

Collingwood

51.70

St Kilda

64.30

Essendon

57.10

Sydney

28.60

Western Bulldogs

51.90

Biggest Crowds

Gold Coast

88.90

Overall: 97,302 v Geelong, Grand Final, 2007, MCG

51.10

Greater Western Sydney TOTALS

485

248

232

50.00

Football Park

213

127

59.60

Adelaide Oval

58.80

Docklands

38.80

MCG

41.90

Subiaco

50.00

WINNING PERC

Gabba

35.30

SCG

25.00

Kardinia Park

14.30

Marrara Oval

40.00

York Park

62.50

Princes Park

50.00

Manuka

16.70

Carrara

100.00

Waverley Park

20.00

Traegar Park Oval

100.00

W.A.C.A Ground

50.00

Sydney Showgrounds

50.00

Jiangwan Stadium

100.00

Eureka Stadium

100.00

Bellerive Oval

0.00

485

248

232

TOTALS

Minor Premiers (McClelland Trophy) 3 (2002, 2003, 2004)

Wooden Spoons: nil

Home: 53,518 v Adelaide Crows, Round 16, 2015, Adelaide Oval Away: 51,883 v Collingwood, Round 1, 1997, MCG

RECORDS BY VENUE BY VENUE

1 - 2007

51.10

Highest Score 29.14 (188) v Hawthorn, Round 13, 2005, Football Park

Lowest Score 3.3 (21) v Collingwood, Round 20, 2011, Football Park

Greatest Winning Margin 117 points v Hawthorn, Round 13, 2005, Football Park

Best Winning Sequence 8 games - Round 8, 2002 to Round 15, 2002; Round 15, 2003 to Round 22, 2003; Round 4, 2014 to Round 12, 2014

Worst Losing Sequence 11 games - Round 11, 2011 to Round 23, 2011 (byes Round 12, 18)

Most Games Kane Cornes (300) Warren Tredrea (255) Peter Burgoyne (240) Chad Cornes (239) Brendon Lade (234)

Most Consecutive Games Kane Cornes (174) Brad Ebert (108) Brendon Lade (106) Justin Westhoff (100) Matthew Broadbent (80)

Most Games as Captain Travis Boak (115) Warren Tredrea (96) Matthew Primus (86) Dom Cassisi (75) Gavin Wanganeen (61)

Most Games as Coach Mark Williams (274) Ken Hinkley (115) Matthew Primus (47) John Cahill (44) Garry Hocking (4)

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Most Goals

Nominations

Greatest Winning Margin in a Final

Warren Tredrea (549) Jay Schulz (275) Justin Westhoff (267) Robbie Gray (258) Stuart Dew (245)

Bowen Lockwood (Round 3, 1997), Michael Wilson (Round 4, 1997), Brendon Lade (Round 7, 1997), Nathan Eagleton (Round 21, 1997), Warren Tredrea (Round 7, 1998), Nick Stevens (Round 9, 1998), Stuart Dew (Round 13, 1998), Matthew Bode (Round 19, 1999), Chad Cornes (Round 10, 2000), Josh Carr (Round 22, 2000), Brent Guerra (Round 17, 2001), Shaun Burgoyne (Round 13, 2002), Brett Ebert (Round 11, 2004), Danyle Pearce (Round 3, 2006), Brad Symes (Round 9, 2006), Jacob Surjan (Round 11, 2006), Troy Chaplin (Round 16, 2006), Robbie Gray (Round 12, 2007), Justin Westhoff (Round 15, 2007), Travis Boak (Round 19, 2007), Alipate Carlile (Round 22, 2008), Jackson Trengove (Round 20, 2010), Jasper Pittard (Round 4, 2011), Chad Wingard (Round 22, 2012), Ollie Wines (Round 1, 2013), Jake Neade (Round 13, 2013), Jarman Impey (Round 8, 2014), Darcy Byrne-Jones (Round 10, 2016), Sam PowellPepper (Round 1, 2017), Dan Houston (Round 21, 2017)

87 points v North Melbourne, 1st Elimination Final, 2005

Top Goalkicking performances 8. Warren Tredrea (1), Jay Schulz (1) 7. Warren Tredrea (5), Jay Schulz (5), Scott Cummings (2) Daniel Motlop (1), Angus Monfries (1)

Top Scoring performances 8.4 Warren Tredrea (v Carlton, Round 7, 1998, Princes Park) 8.2 Jay Schulz (v Western Bulldogs, Round 14, 2014, Adelaide Oval) 7.6 Scott Cummings (v Essendon, Round 17, 1997, MCG) 7.4 Warren Tredrea (v Richmond, Round 8, 2009, Football Park) 7.3 Jay Schulz (v Brisbane Lions, Round 15, 2011, Gabba)

Top Disposals performances 45 Peter Burgoyne (v North Melbourne, Round 22, 2008, MCG) 41 Kane Cornes (v Western Bulldogs, Round 14, 2008, Marrara) Peter Burgoyne (v Adelaide, Round 3, 2008, Football Park) Travis Boak (v Brisbane Lions, Round 4, 2014, Adelaide Oval) 40 Brad Ebert (v Sydney Swans, Round 13, 2014, SCG)

Australian Football Hall of Fame Members As Legend: Haydn Bunton Senior (also Fitzroy, Perth) As Player: Craig Bradley (also Carlton), Nathan Buckley (also Brisbane Bears, also Collingwood), Russell Ebert (also North Melbourne), Geof Motley, Andrew McLeod (also Adelaide), Robert Quinn, Warren Tredrea, Gavin Wanganeen (also Essendon) As Coach: John Cahill (also coach Collingwood), Foster Williams (also coach West Adelaide, South Adelaide)

Michael Tuck Medallists Adam Kingsley (2001), Nick Stevens (2002)

AFL Coaches Association Champion Player of the Year winner Warren Tredrea (2004), Robbie Gray (2014)

AFL Coaches Association Coach of the Year winner Mark Williams (2004), Ken Hinkley (2013)

Showdown Medallists (introduced 2000) 17 medals/15 medallists: Nick Stevens (Round 22, 2000), Josh Francou (Round 3, 2001; Round 18, 2001; Round 20, 2002), Jarrad Schofield (Round 5, 2002), Peter Burgoyne (Round 22, 2003), Warren Tredrea (Round 22, 2004), Shaun Burgoyne (Round 20, 2005), Chad Cornes (Round 21, 2006), Danyle Pearce (Round 16, 2008), Dean Brogan (Round 6, 2009), Robbie Gray (Round 6, 2010), Dom Cassisi (Round 17, 2010), Justin Westhoff (Round 4, 2011), Travis Boak (Round 3, 2013), Chad Wingard (Round 19, 2013), Hamish Hartlett (Round 2, 2014), Robbie Gray (Round 5, 2015)

Peter Badcoe VC Medallists (Port Adelaide-awarded ANZAC Medal) 10 medals/ 9 medallists: Josh Carr (2004), Warren Tredrea (2005), Brendon Lade (2006), Chad Cornes (2007), Kane Cornes (2008), David Rodan (2010), Hamish Hartlett (2013), Travis Boak (2014), Travis Boak (2015), Robbie Gray (2017)

As Administrator: Bob McLean

Finals AFL Indigenous Team of the Century

23 games â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 11 wins, 12 losses

Gavin Wanganeen (half-back flank), Byron Pickett (interchange), Peter Burgoyne (interchange)

Most Finals Appearances

Norm Smith Medallists Byron Pickett (2004)

Jock McHale Medallists

19 Kane Cornes 17 Peter Burgoyne, Warren Tredrea 16 Chad Cornes 14 Shaun Burgoyne, Stuart Dew, Adam Kingsley, Gavin Wanganeen

Mark Williams (2004)

Highest Score in a Final

AFL Rising Star Award Winners

26.8 (164) v North Melbourne, 1st Elimination Final, 2005

Michael Wilson (1997), Danyle Pearce (2006)

87 points v North Melbourne, 2nd Preliminary Final, 2007

Greatest Losing Margin in a Final 119 points v Geelong, Grand Final, 2007

Most Goals in a Final 5. Brendon Lade v Sydney, 1st Qualifying Final, 2003

Pre-season/Night Premierships: 2001, 2002

Club membership (AFL audited figure) 1997: 35,809 1998: 38,305 1999: 37,166 2000: 34,935 2001: 33,296 2002: 36,229 2003: 35,425 2004: 36,340 2005: 36,834 2006: 33,648 2007: 34,073 2008: 34,185 2009: 30,605 2010: 29,029 2011: 32,581 2012: 35,543 2013: 39,838 2004: 36,340 2005: 36,834 2006: 33,648 2007: 34,073 2008: 34,185 2009: 30,605 2010: 29,092 2011: 32,581 2012: 35,543 2013: 39,838 2014: 48,968 2015: 54,057 2016: 53,743 2017: 52,129

Average home attendance 1997: 33,829 1998: 31,657 1999: 31,271 2000: 26,377 2001: 30,778 2002: 30,413 2003: 31,845 2004: 29,877 2005: 32,911 2006: 27,257 2007: 27,870 2008: 23,842 2009: 24,349 2010: 23,045 2011: 21,678 2012: 19,886 2013: 26,916 2014: 44,364 2015: 42,929 2016: 39,664 2017: 38,135

Lowest Score in a Final 5.10 (40) v Adelaide, 1st Semi Final, 2005

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HEADING SANFL RECORDS

RECORDS BY OPPOSITION

RECORDS BY VENUE

BY OPPONENT

WINNING PERC

BY VENUE

Norwood

408

198

193

48.50

Alberton

963

724

219

South Adelaide

365

253

69.30

Adelaide Oval

633

364

254

57.50

North Adelaide (Medindie)

330

229

101

69.40

Football Park

238

162

68.10

Sturt

297

190

105

64.00

West Adelaide

296

193

100

65.20

Glenelg

252

180

71.40

West Torrens (Port Natives)

235

173

73.60

Central District

148

WINNING PERC 75.50

Norwood Oval

110

42.70

Prospect Oval

68.40

Glenelg Oval

66.30

59.50

Unley Oval

54.70

62.50 47.40

Woodville-West Torrens

50.00

Thebarton

Woodville

86.20

Elizabeth Oval

Adelaide (original local)

64.70

Richmond Oval

60.70

Victorians/North Adelaide

43.50

Kensington Oval

63.50

South Park

83.30

Woodville Oval

68.00

Kensington

37.50

West Adelaide/Glenelg**

85.70

Glanville

40.00

Sturt/South Adelaide**

71.40

65.40

Norwood/North Adelaide** 14

64.30

Gawler

87.50

Noarlunga Oval

Hindmarsh

73.90

Jubiliee

58.80

Adelaide Crows

60.00

South Parklands

50.00

Hotham/North Adelaide

100.00

Wayville

38.50

Prospect

100.00

North Parklands

11.10

Woodville (original)

60.00

Montefiore Hill

16.70

Young Australians

Gawler

80.00

St Francis Xaviers

100.00

West Adelaide (original)

100.00

East Parklands

20.00

Mitcham

100.00

Port Lincoln

100.00

South Australian Railways

100.00

Hawthorn

100.00

Mt Gambier

100.00

Port Pirie

100.00

0.00

Sturt Central

100.00

Kenilworth

50.00

Royal Park

100.00

Whyalla

100.00

Bankers

100.00

Largs Bay

100.00

Police

100.00

Clare

100.00

Adelaide Kensington

100.00

Balaklava Oval

100.00

Australs

100.00

Officers of Ships

100.00

Kingston

0.00

Alberton and Queenstown

0.00

Mannum

0.00

TOTALS

2672

1731

876

TOTALS

2672

1731

876

SANFL Overall Record: 2672 games – 1731 wins, 876

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Biggest Crowds

Best Winning Sequence

Overall: 66,897 v Sturt, Grand Final, 1976, Football Park

28 games - 21 June 1913 to 19 June 1915

Worst Losing Sequence

losses, 65 draws

Home: 22,738 v Norwood, Round 11, 1977, Alberton Oval

Grand Finals: 61 Premierships: 36 Minor Premiers:

Away: 30,618 v South Adelaide, Round 2, 1965, Adelaide Oval

44 - 1884, 1889 (with Norwood), 1890, 1897, 1902, 1903, 1904, 1906, 1907, 1909, 1911, 1912, 1913, 1914, 1915, 1921, 1928, 1931, 1934, 1935, 1936, 1939, 1940, 1945, 1951, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1964, 1965, 1970, 1976, 1977, 1980, 1982, 1984, 1988, 1990, 1992, 1999, 2014

Wooden Spoons: 3 - 1886, 1896, 1900

Stanley H. Lewis Memorial Trophy (best performed club across three grades): 12 – 1962, 1963, 1964, 1970, 1977, 1979, 1980, 1988, 1989, 1992, 1994, 1999

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Highest Score 37.21 (243) v Woodville 13.4 (82) – 19 April 1980, Football Park

Lowest Score 1.1 (7) v North Adelaide 6.10 (46) – 5 May 1900, Alberton Oval

Greatest Winning Margin 169 points v Woodville, Round 17, 1970, Woodville Oval

Greatest Losing Margin 122 points v Norwood, Round 5, 1997, Adelaide Oval

7 games – 14 May 2002 to 1 June 2002

Most Games Russell Ebert (392) Greg Phillips, Darren Smith (343) Tim Ginever (314) Kym Kinnear (272) Stephen Williams (269)

Most Games As Coach Foster Williams (447) John Cahill (443) Stephen Williams (167) Samson Hosking (172)* Russell Ebert (116) *excludes games as coach of Port/Torrens in WWII

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Most Goals

Ken Farmer Medallists

Pre-season/Night Premierships

Tim Evans (1044) Scott Hodges (693) Darren Smith (505) Rex Johns (451) Brian Cunningham (428)

9 times/4 players 1981: Tim Evans (98) 1982: Tim Evans (125) 1984: Tim Evans (127) 1990: Scott Hodges (153) 1992: Mark Tylor (87) 1993: Mark Tylor (90) 1994: Scott Hodges (129) 1996: Scott Hodges (117) 2017: Brett Eddy (53)

1961, 1973, 1989

Top Goalkicking performance 16 Tim Evans (v West Adelaide, 1980, Alberton)

Magarey Medallists 18 (23 medals): Stan Malin (1899), Jack Mack (1907), Samson ‘Shine’ Hosking (1910, 1915), William John Ashley (1914), Charlie Adams (1921), Peter Bampton (1925), Robert B. Quinn (1938, 1945), Davy Boyd (1956), Geof Motley (1964), Trevor Obst (1967), Russell Ebert (1971, 1974, 1976, 1980), Peter Woite (1975), Greg Anderson (1986), Scott Hodges (1990), Nathan Buckley (1992), Anthony Brown (2001), Ryan O’Connor (2001), Brett Ebert (2003), Jeremy Clayton (2005)

South Australian Football Hall of Fame Members Inductees: Bruce Abernethy, John Abley, Dave Boyd, Craig Bradley, John Cahill, Chad Cornes, Brian Cunningham, Leslie Dayman, Russell Ebert OAM, Tim Evans, Josh Francou, Tim Ginever, Neville Hayes, Ned Hender, Scott Hodges, Samson ‘Shine’ Hosking, Ray Huppatz, Roger James, W ‘Vic’ Johnson, Allan ‘Bob’ McLean, Andrew McLeod, Don McSweeney, Peter Mead, Geof Motley, William (Harold) Oliver, Greg Phillips, Jeff Potter, Matthew Primus (also Norwood), Robert B Quinn, Allan RV (Bull) Reval, Warren Tredrea, Gavin Wanganeen, Ted Whelan, Foster Williams, Mark Williams, Stephen Williams, Peter Woite

Jack Oatey Medallists 10 medals: Russell Ebert (1981), Bruce Abernethy (1988), Russell Johnston (1989), George Fiacchi (1990), Nathan Buckley (1992), Darryl Wakelin (1994), Anthony Darcy (1995), David Brown (1996), Brett Chalmers (1998), Darryl Poole (1999)

Premiership Coaches 7: Archibald Hosie (1910), John Londrigan (1913,1914), Samson Hosking (1921, 1928, 1936,1937) Robert Quinn (1939), Foster Williams (1951, 1954,1955,1956,1957,1958, 1962,1963,1965), John Cahill (1977, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1988,1989,1990,1992,1994,1995), Stephen Williams (1996,1998,1999)

Training Coach 2: N.R. Turpenny (1884), J. McGargill (1890, 1897, 1903, 1906)

Premierships 1884, 1890, 1897, 1903, 1906, 1910, 1913, 1914, 1921, 1928, 1936, 1937, 1939, 1951, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1962, 1963, 1965, 1977, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1994, 995, 1996, 1998, 1999

SANFL Indigenous Team of the Century

Runners-Up

Richie Bray (half-forward flank), Andrew McLeod (centre), Gavin Wanganeen (halfback flank), Byron Pickett (half-back flank), Graham Johncock (back pocket), Corey Ah Chee (full back), Shaun Burgoyne (ruck rover), Aaron Davey (interchange), Peter Burgoyne (interchange), Fabian Francis (reserve)

1889, 1898, 1901, 1904, 1905, 1907, 1909, 1911, 1912, 1915, 1929, 1930, 1934, 1935, 1938, 1945, 1946, 1953, 1964, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1971, 1972, 1976, 1984, 1997, 2014, 2017

SANFL Leading Goalkicker Medallists

Wooden Spoons

27 times/16 players 1883: James Litchfield (13) 1884: Robert Roy (22) 1889: Charile Fry (32) 1890: John McKenzie (32) 1897: James Tompkins (27) 1905: James Mathison (30) 1906: James Mathison (42) 1907: John Quinn snr (32) 1908: James Mathison (33) 1910: Frank Hansen (46) 1911: Frank Hansen (41) 1912: Frank Hansen (37) 1913: Frank Hansen (39) 1914: John Dunn (33) 1919: Len Lackman (25) 1929: Leslie ‘Bro’ Dayman (86) 1947: Bob McLean (80) 1956: Rex Johns (70) 1958: Rex Johns (55) 1959: Wally Dittmar (74) 1960: Wally Dittmar (69) 1962: Rex Johns (76) 1963: Rex Johns (54) 1966: Eric Freeman (81) 1977: Tim Evans (87) 1978: Tim Evans (90) 1980: Tim Evans (146)

1886, 1896, 1900

Minor Premiers 44 times

Stanley H. Lewis Memorial Trophy (best performed club across three grades) 1962, 1963, 1964, 1970, 1977, 1979, 1980, 1988, 1989, 1992, 1994, 1999

Finals

Championships of Australia Champions: 1890, 1910, 1913, 1914 Runner-Up: 1897 1890: Port Adelaide 7.10 (52) behinds def South Melbourne 6.13 (49) behinds, Saturday 4 October, Adelaide Oval 1897: Port Adelaide 4.1 (25) def by Geelong 6.14 (50), Saturday 18 September, Adelaide Oval 1910: Port Adelaide 15.20 (110) def Collingwood 7.9 (51), Saturday 22 October, Adelaide Oval 1913: Port Adelaide 13.16 (94) def Fitzroy 4.7 (31), Wednesday 8 October, Adelaide Oval 1914: Port Adelaide 9.16 (70) def Carlton 5.6 (36), Saturday 3 October, Adelaide Oval

Club membership figures 1986: 3404 1987: 3537 1988: 2959 1989: 3156 1990: 3298 1991: 2493 1992: not available 1993: 2454 1994: 6347 1995: 8839 1996: 5292

Average home attendance 1997: 3898 1998: 4122 1999: 3869 2000: 4078 2001: 3478 2002: 2274 2003: 2498 2004: 2857 2005: 3100 2006: 3228 2007: 3043 2008: 3424 2009: 3106 2010: 3051 2011: 3013 2012: 2752 2013: 2943 2014: 3256 2015: 2914 2016: 2190 2017: 2546

223 games – 121 wins, 100 losses, 1 drawn

Highest Score in a Final 29.14 (182) v North Adelaide, Preliminary Final, 1990

Lowest Score in a Final 0.12 (12) v North Adelaide, 1st Semi Final, 1906

Greatest Winning Margin in a Final 94 points v North Adelaide, Grand Final, 1989

Greatest Losing Margin in a Final 84 points v West Adelaide, Elimination Final, 1991

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CLUB RECORDS AND COMBINED INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Port Adelaide’s All-Australian selections - 23 players/1 coach/39 selections John Abley (1956, 1958, 1961), John Cahill (1969), Greg Phillips (1980), Mark Williams (1980, 2004 as coach), Tony Giles (1983), Craig Bradley (1983, 1985), Stephen Curtis (1983), Greg Anderson (1987), Martin Leslie (1988), Adam Heuskes (1997), Matthew Primus (2001, 2002), Warren Tredrea (2001, 2002, 2003, 2004), Gavin Wanganeen (2001, 2003), Josh Francou (2002), Brett Montgomery (2002), Chad Cornes (2004, 2007), Kane Cornes (2005, 2007), Shaun Burgoyne (2006), Brendon Lade (2006,2007), Travis Boak (2013, 2014), Chad Wingard (2013, 2015), Robbie Gray (2014, 2015,2017), Patrick Ryder (2017)

Fos Williams Medallists (Best SA player in State and State of Origin games) Greg Phillips (1982 v WA), Craig Bradley (1985 v WA), 1986 v Victoria, 1991 Origin v Victoria, 1993 Origin v Victoria), David Hynes (1992 Origin v WA), Greg Anderson (1993 Origin v WA), Simon Tregenza (1995 Origin v Victoria), Brayden Lyle (1997 v Victoria), Stephen Carter (2000 v WA)

Simpson Medallists (Best player in State of Origin games involving WA in Perth) Max James (1977), Craig Bradley (1985)

Port Adelaide representatives in Interstate Teams 1880: G. Gliddon (2 games), E. LeMessurier (1), J. Sidoli (1) 1881: R. Buchan, M. Coffee, J. Sidoli, R.N Turpenny, J. Watt (members of SA touring side of Victoria – teams unavailable) 1890: A. Bushby (2) C. Fry (2), P. Gardiner (2), H.G. Hamilton (2), W. Kempster, K. McKenzie (2), H. Phillips (1), H. Stevens (1), A. Tomlin (2), G. Webb (1) 1891: P. Gardiner (1), H.G. Hamilton (2), W. Kempster (2), K. McKenzie (2), A. Miers (2), H. Phillips (2), A.E. Tomlin (2), G. Webb (2) 1892: V. Coracevich (1), H.G. Hamilton (1), A. McKenzie (1), J. McKenzie (1), J. McKenzie (1), A. Miers (1), H. Phillips (1), A. Schwann (1), G. Davis (1)

(1), J. Tompkins (1)

1939: N. Hender (2), A.R. McLean (1), A.R.Reval (2)

1907: E.M. Beare (1), R. James (1), J. Mack (1), E. Strawns (1)

1941: T. Kellaway (1), A.R. McLean (1), K. Obst (1), L.E.Roberts (1), J. Skelly (1)

1908: E.M. Beare (4), C.T. Cocks (1), J.S. Dickson (4), M.G. Donaghy (1), J. Mack (2), J. Woolard (3)

1945: W. McFarlane (1), L.G. MclEan (1), R.B. Quinn (1), L.E. Roberts (1)

1909: G.P. Dempster (2), J.S. Dickson (2)

1946: L.R. Kretschmer (1), W. McFarlane (3), A.R. Mclean (4), R.B Quinn (2), L.E. Roberts (4)

1910: C.T. Cocks (1), A. Congear (1), F.S. Curnow (1), J.S. Dickson (1) 1911: E.J. Callinan (1), C.T. Cocks (1), A. Congear (6), F. Hansen (6), S. Hosking (5), W.H. Oliver (6) 1912: J.W. Ashley (2), E.J. Callinan (1), A. Congear (2), S. Hosking (2), W. Mahoney (2), W.H. Oliver (2) 1913: A. Congear (1), J.F. Eaton (1), F. Hansen (1), F.J. Magor (1), A.J. Maynard (1) 1914: J.W. Ashley, A. Congear, F.J. Magor, A.T. McFarlane, J. Robertson, J.C. Watson (members of SA squad to Australian National Football Carnival, Sydney). 1919: J.W. Ashley (2), A. Congear (2), E. Dewar (1), S. Hosking (2), B. Olds (1) 1920: E. Dewar (2) 1921: C.E.G. Adams (1), P. Bampton (2), L.G. Beck (2), S. Hosking (1), W.H. Oliver (1), P. Taylor (2) 1922: B. Bampton (2) 1923: M. Allingham (1), Clem Dayman (2), L.C. Dayman (2), E. Mucklow (4) 1924: M. Allingham (2), C. Dayman (4), L.C. Dayman (2), B. McInnes (2) 1925: M. Allingham (1), P. Bampton (2), L.C. Dayman (4), A. Hoffman (1) 1926: P. Bampton (3), L.C. Dayman (3), A. Hoffman (2), C. Johnson (1), C Keal (2), E. Mucklow (3) 1927: P. Bampton (1), V. Johnson (2), C. Keal (2), E. Mucklow (3) 1928: H. Galliford (1), V. Johnson (1), S. Ween (1) 1929: R. Conole (1), L.C. Dayman (3), V. Johnson (1), C.T. Maywald (1), T.J. Quinn (3), J.S. Wade (4) 1930: L.C. Dayman (3), V. Johnson (4), T. Quinn (3), I.T .Waye (3)

1947: L.R. Kretschmer (1), W. McFarlane (3), A.R. Mclean (2), R.B. Quinn (2), R.C. Schumann (3) 1948: L.C. Dayman (1), R.L. Russell (2), R.C. Schumann (1) 1949: D.E. Boyd (3), K. Growden (2), R.L. Russell (4), R.C. Schumann (4) 1950: D.E. Boyd (3), K. Growden (1), R.L. Russell (4), R.D. Whitaker (4), F.N. Williams (4) 1951: D.E. Boyd (2), A.S. Greer (2), H.A. McDonald (1), R.L. Russell (3), R.D. Whitaker (3), F.N. Williams (2) 1952: D.E. Boyd (3), R.W. Clift (2), H.A. McDonald (2), R.C. Russell (3), R.D. Whitaker (4), F.N. Williams (1) 1953: J.W. Abley (4), D.E. Boyd (2), R.F. Luke (3), R.L. Russell (2), R.D. Whitaker (3), F.N. Williams (4) 1954: D.E. Boyd (1), R.W. Clift (2), T.E. Garland (1), B. Jaggard (1), H.A. McDonald (2), G.P. Motley (1), A.E. Whelan (1), F.N. Williams (1) 1955: R.W. Clift (1), N.C. Hayes (4), B.W. Jaggard (2), H.A. McDonald (4), G.P. Motley (3), A.E. Whelan (1), F.N. Williams (4), K.L. Zucker (2) 1956: J.W. Abley (4), D.E. Boyd (3), G.P. Motley (3), D.L. Thompson (3), F.N. Williams (4), A.E. Whelan (4), K.L. Zucker (4) 1957: J.W. Abley (3), N.C. Hayes (2), R.F. Johns (4), M.A. Kretschmer (3), H.A. McDonald (4), P. Obst (1), D.L. Thompson (2), A.E. Whelan (5), F.N. Williams (4) 1958: J.W. Abley (3), D.E. Boyd (2), I.G. Hannaford (1), N.C. Hayes (4), G.P. Motley (4), K.F. Tierney (4), A.E. Whelan (4), F.N. Williams (2) 1959: J.W. Abley (3), J.V. Cahill (3), W.J. Dittmar (4), I.G. Hannaford (3), N.C. Hayes (3), B.H. Key (2), M.A. Kretschmer (1), G.P. Motley (4), P.K. Obst (1), A.E. Whelan (4)

1893: A.E. Tomlin (1)

1931: M.W. Allingham (1), L.C. Dayman (2), V. Johnson (2), C.T. Maywald (2), J. Mott (1), I.T. Wayne (2), S.F. Ween (1)

1894: V. Coracevich (1), P. Gardiner (1), W. Kempster (1), A. McKenzie (1), K. McKenzie (1), A. Miers (1), H. Ninham (1), H. Phillips (1), G. Webb (1)

1932: D. Eden (1), A. Hender (1), N. Hender (4), V. Johnson (1), J. Mott (2)

1899: A. Hosie (1), S. Malin (1), T. Munyard (1), F.E.Smithers (1), G. Webb (1)

1933: J. Dermody (4), A. Hender (2), N. Hender (4), V. Johnson (1), K. Obst (1), R. Whitaker (1)

1900: A. Hosie (1)

1934: J. Dermody (4), N. Hender (4), J.C. Hooper (4), A.R. Reval (1)

1962: J.V. Cahill (3), I.G. Hannaford (3), N.C. Hayes (2), G.P. Motley (2), P.K. Obst (2), J.G. Potter (3)

1935: J. Dermody (3), D. Eden (1), N. Hender (3), A. Hollingworth (1), R. Johnson (1), A.R. Reval (2), K. West (1), W. Whicker (1), W. Yates (1)

1963: J.V. Cahill (3), I.G. Hannaford (3), N.C. Hayes (1), G.P. Motley (3), S.K. Traynor (1), J.G. Potter (3)

1936: J. Dermody (3), N. Hender (3), T. Kellaway (1), K. Obst (2), R.B.Quinn (3), A.R. Reval (3)

1964: J.W. Abley (2), W.J. Dittmar (2), I.G. Hannaford (3), N.C. Hayes (3), R.F. Johns (1), G.P. Motley (1), T.D. Obst (3), A.E. Whelan (1)

1937: J. Dermody (2), N. Hender (2), A. Hollingworth (2), S. Jacquier (1), T. Kellaway (1), R. Meers (2), R.B. Quinn (2), A.R. Reval (2)

1965: J.V. Cahill (4), G.A. Cooper (3), E.W. Freeman (4), G.P. Motley (4), J.G. Potter (4)

1901: A. Hosie (2), J. Quinn (2) 1902: L.T.Corston (1), A. Hosie (2), E. Strawns (2) 1903: L.T. Corston (1), E. Strawns (2), J. Whicker (2) 1904: J. Davis (1), A. Gosling (1), J. Quinn (1), E. Strawns (1) 1905: J. Davis (2), G.P. Dempster (1), J. Fletcher (1), A. Gosling (2), F. James (1), E. Strawns (2) 1906: L.T. Corston (1), J. Davis (2), G.P. Dempster (2), J. Fletcher (2), J. Mathieson (1), E. Strawns

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1938: B. Bampton (3), N. Hender (5), A. Hollingworth (3), R. Meers (1), R.B. Quinn (3), A.R. Reval (3), K. West (3)

1960: J.W. Abley (2), W.J. Dittmar (2), I.G. Hannaford (3), N.C. Hayes (3), R.F. Johns (1), G.P. Motley (1), T.D. Obst (3), A.E. Whelan (1) 1961: J.W. Abley (3), J.V. Cahil (3), I.G. Hannaford (2), N.C. Hayes (2), T.D. Obst (1), J.G. Potter (3)

1966: J.V. Cahill (3), J.G. Potter (4)

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1967: R. Elleway (2), E.W. Freeman (2), T.D. Obst (1), J.G. Potter (2)

1997 SOO: S. Bond, S. Cummings*, A. Heuskes, B. Lade, B. Lyle, D. Mead, G. Wanganeen, M. Wilson

1968: R. Elleway (2), D.F. Errey (2), J.G. Potter (2), K. Spencer (1)

1998: B. Leys, R. Ambrose, B. Beinke

1969: J.V. Cahill (3), R. Elleway (3) 1970: J.V. Cahill (2), R.F. Ebert (1), R. Elleway (1), D.F. Errey (1), P. Woite (2) 1971: J.V. Cahill (3), R.F. Ebert (3), R.W. Kingston (2), B. Light (2), P. Woite (2)

1998 SOO: N. Eagleton, J. Francou, B. Lade, W. Tredrea, G. Wanganeen 1999: D. Brown, J. Wait, B. Leys, S. Carter 1999 SOO: P. Burgoyne, S. Cummings*, J. Francou, D. Mead, W. Tredrea 2000: C.L. Ah Chee, S. Carter, B. Chalmers

1972: R.F. Ebert (3), R.W. Kingston (2), P. Woite (2)

2001: C. Ah Chee, R. O’Connor, T. Carr J. Wait

1973: D. Cahill (2), R.F. Ebert (2), M. James (2), B. Light (1)

2003: no representatives

1974: D. Cahill (1), B. Cunningham (1), R.F. Ebert (2), P. Woite (1) 1975: D. Cahill (2), R.F. Ebert (2), M. James (1), B. Light (1), P. Woite (2) 1977: D. Cahill (1), B. Cunningham (2), R.F. Ebert (2), M. James (2), P. Woite (2) 1978: B. Cunningham (1), C. Fragomeni (1), G. Phillips (1) 1979: D. Cahill (1), R.F. Ebert (2)*, T. Evans (3), M. Faletic (1), M. James (2)*, G. Phillips (2), T. Sorrell (3), M.M. Williams (1)

2002: C. Ah Chee, R. O’Connor, J. Wait

2004: SANFL did not participate 2005: C. Ah Chee, J. Clayton 2006: S. Eichner, C. Ah Chee, J. Clayton, M. Clayton 2007: SANFL did not participate 2008: C. Ah Chee, J. Clayton 2009: J. Clayton, C. Ah Chee 2010 and 2011: SANFL did not participate 2012: J. Meiklejohn, S. Gray

1980: B. Abernethy (1), D. Cahill (1), B. Cunningham (2), R.F. Ebert (5), T. Evans (3), M. Faletic (1), A. Giles (3), M. James (1)*, G. Phillips (4), M.M. Williams (5)

2008 HOFTM: P. Burgoyne, S. Burgoyne, K. Cornes, D. Motlop

1981: B. Abernethy (1), R.F. Ebert (1), T. Evans (1)

2014: S.P. Summerton

1982: B. Abernethy (1)*, P. Belton (1), R.F.Ebert (2), I. Eckermann (2), T. Evans (1), A. Giles (1), D. Hughes (2), R. Johnston (2), G. Phillips (2)

2015: S.P. Summerton

1983: C. Bradley (2), S. Curtis (1), R.F. Ebert (2), A. Giles (2), G. Phillips (1)* 1984: G. Anderson (1), C. Bradley (2), A. Giles (1), R. Johnston (1), M. Leslie (2), G. Phillips (1)*, D. Russell (2)

2013: J. Meiklejohn, S. Gray

2016: S.P. Summerton 2017: SANFL did not participate

*denotes playing in non-South Australian competition/team.

1985: C. Bradley (2), G. Anderson (2), M. Leslie (1), R. Johnston (1), D. Russell (1)

^ denotes games played in local competitions (18701876), SAFA (1877-1906), SAFL (1907-1915, 1919-1927), Patriotic Leagues (1916-1918, 1942-1944), SANFL (19281941, 1945-2014).

1986: M. Leslie (1), G. Anderson (2)

SOO denotes State of Origin game

1987: G. Anderson, B. Abernethy, G. Phillips

HOFTM denotes one-off Hall of Fame Tribute Match

1988: G.J. Phillips, M. Leslie, B. Abernethy, R. Johnston 1989: D. Smith, G. Phillips, B. Abernethy, R. Delaney 1990: B. Abernethy, G. Phillips, S. Tregenza, D. Smith 1991: R. Delaney, G. Fiacchi, P. Northeast, G. Smallridge, D. Smith, M.M. Williams 1992: N. Buckley, B. Chalmers, R. Delaney 1993: R. Delaney, B. Chalmers, D. Borlase, D. Smith 1994: B. Chalmers, D. Smith, S. Hodges, T. Malakellis 1995: C. Waterhouse, D. Mead, S. Carter, B. Leys, T. Ginever, R. West, D. Smith 1996: S.J. Carter, D. Mead, D. Poole 1997: T. Bamford

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HALL HEADING OF FAME

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BRUCE ABERNETHY Player 1979-1981, 1987-1992 Games 190 | Goals 115 Premierships 1979, 1980, 1981, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992 Best and Fairest 1987 Jack Oatey Medal 1988

RUSSELL EBERT

SAMSON ‘SHINE’ HOSKING

Player 1968-1978, 1980-1985 Games 392 | Goals 294 Premierships 1977, 1980, 1981 Best and Fairest 1971, 1972, 1974, 1976, 1977, 1981 Magarey Medal 1971, 1974, 1976, 1980 Captain 1974-1978 Port Adelaide’s Greatest Ever Team 1870-2000 Centre Coach 1983-1987 Captain-coach 1983-1985

Player 1907-1921, 1927, 1936 Games 163 | Goals 45 Premierships 1910, 1913, 1914, 1916*, 1917*, 1921 Best and Fairest 1910 Magarey Medal 1910, 1915 Coach 1921, 1927-1931, 1936-1938, 1942-1944 Premierships 1921, 1928, 1936, 1937, 1942

TIM EVANS

Player 1939-1948 Games 147 | Goals 414 Premierships 1939, 1942 Club leading goalkicker 1940, 1941, 1947, 1948 League leading goalkicker 1947 Administrator 1949-80, 83-89 Administrative record General Manager 1949-1980 Chairman 1983-1989

JOHN ABLEY Player 1950-1961 Games 212 | Goals 1 Premierships 1951, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959 All-Australian 1956, 1958, 1961 Port Adelaide’s Greatest Ever Team 1870-2000 Full back

DAVE BOYD Player 1948-1960 Games 222 | Goals 183 Premierships 1951, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959 Magarey Medal 1956 Port Adelaide’s Greatest Ever Team 1870-2000 Left half-forward

CRAIG BRADLEY Player 1981-1985 Games 98 | Goals 101 Premiership 1981 Best and Fairest 1982, 1984, 1985 Port Adelaide’s Greatest Ever Team 1870-2000 Left wing

JOHN CAHILL Player 1958-1973 Games 264 | Goals 286 Premierships 1959, 1962, 1963, 1965 Best and Fairest 1966, 1968, 1970, 1973 Captain 1967-1973 Port Adelaide’s Greatest Ever Team 1870-2000 Right wing SANFL Coach 1974-1982, 88-96 Premierships 1977, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1994, 1995 AFL Coach 1997-1998 Inaugural Port Adelaide AFL coach

ANGELO CONGEAR Player 1908-1922 Games 147 | Goals 222 Premierships 1910, 1913, 1914, 1921

BRIAN CUNNINGHAM Player 1971-1983 Games 256 | Goals 428 Premierships 1977, 1979, 1980, 1981 Captain 1979-1982 Administrator 1992-95, 97-2004 Port Adelaide CEO (SANFL) 1992-1995 Port Adelaide CEO (AFL) 1997-2004

LESLIE ‘BRO’ DAYMAN Player 1921-1931, 1937 Games 166 | Goals 401 Premierships 1921, 1928 Best and Fairest 1923, 1924, 1928 Club leading goalkicker 1928-1931 League leading goalkicker 1929

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Player 1975-1986 Games 248 | Goals 1044 Premierships 1977, 1979, 1980, 1981 Club leading goalkicker 1975, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985 League leading goalkicker 1977, 1978, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1984 Port Adelaide’s Greatest Ever Team 1870-2000 Full forward

BRIAN FAIRCLOUGH Coach/administrator 1972-2003 Under-19 coach 1972-1978 Under-19 Premierships 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977 Reserves coach/League assistant 1979-1982, 1987-1989, 1992-1995 Reserves Premierships 1980, 1988 League Premierships 1979, 1980, 1981, 1988, 1989, 1992, 1994 Selection committee 1979-1982, 1987-1989 Chairman of selectors 1990-1996 (SANFL) 1997-1998 (AFL) AFL director 1999, 2000 Chairman, life membership committee 2003-present

TIM GINEVER Player 1983-1997 Games 314 | Goals 302 Premierships 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1994, 1994, 1995, 1996 Best and Fairest 1994 Captain 1994-1997 SANFL Coach 2006-2009

NEVILLE HAYES Player 1953-1965 Games 217 | Goals 58 Premierships 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1962, 1963 Best and Fairest 1957, 1960 Port Adelaide’s Greatest Ever Team 1870-2000 Left half-back

SCOTT HODGES Player 1987-1998 Games 183 | Goals 693 Premierships 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1998 Best and Fairest 1990, 1996 Club leading goalkicker 1988, 1989, 1990, 1994, 1996 Magarey Medal 1990 Ken Farmer Medal 1990, 1994, 1996 Port Adelaide’s Greatest Ever Team 1870-2000 Left forward pocket

RON ‘BRICK’ HOFFMAN Player 1939-1948 Games 103 | Goals 181 Administrator 1972-1992

HENRY KNEEBONE Medical officer 1966-1993

ALLAN ‘BOB’ MCLEAN OBE

EDWARD ‘TED’ MCMAHON Trainer/Head Trainer 1933-1973

GEOF MOTLEY Player 1953-1966 Captain-coach 1959-1961 Games 250 | Goals 156 Premierships 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1962, 1963, 1965 Best and Fairest 1958, 1959, 1963, 1965 Captain 1959-1966 Magarey Medal 1964 Port Adelaide’s Greatest Ever Team 1870-2000 Right half back

HAROLD OLIVER Player 1910-1915, 1919-1922 Games 110 | Goals 88 Premierships 1910, 1913, 1914, 1921 Best and Fairest 1911, 1912 Port Adelaide’s Greatest Ever Team 1870-2000 Right half-forward

GREG PHILLIPS Player 1976-1982, 1987-1993 Games 343 | Goals 93 Premierships 1977, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992 Best and Fairest 1988 Captain 1991-1993

HARRY ‘TICK’ PHILLIPS Player 1886-1900 Games 198 | Goals 126 Premierships 1890, 1897 Best and Fairest 1888, 1891, 1892, 1893 Captain 1899-1900 Club leading goalkicker 1888 Chairman 1910

JEFF POTTER Player 1959-1970 Games 235 | Goals 289 Premierships 1959, 1962, 1963, 1965 Best and Fairest 1961, 1964, 1967, 1969 Club leading goalkicker 1964 Port Adelaide’s Greatest Ever Team 1870-2000 Interchange

ROBERT BERRIMA QUINN M.M. Player 1933-1940, 1944-1947 Games 239 | Goals 386 Premierships 1936, 1937, 1939 Best and Fairest 1937, 1938, 1945, 1947 Magarey Medal 1938, 1945 Club leading goalkicker 1937, 1945

Port Adelaide’s Greatest Ever Team 1870-2000 Right forward pocket Captain-coach 1939-1940, 1945-1947

ALLAN ‘BULL’ REVAL Player 1932-1943, 1945 Games 184 | Goals 79 Premierships 1936, 1937, 1939, 1942 Best and Fairest 1939 Port Adelaide’s Greatest Ever Team 1870-2000 Follower Captain-coach 1940-1941

LEW ROBERTS Player 1937-1948 Games 182 | Goals 50 Premierships 1937, 1939 and 1942 Best and Fairest 1946 Captain 1942, 1943, 1944 Captain-coach 1948

DICK RUSSELL Player 1947-1953 Games 121 | Goals 1 Premierships 1951 Best and Fairest 1948, 1949, 1951 Port Adelaide’s Greatest Ever Team 1870-2000 Left back pocket

DARREN SMITH Player 1984-1998 Games 343 | Goals 505 Premierships 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1994, 1995, 1996 Club leading goalkicker 1986, 1987

GAVIN WANGANEEN Player 1990, 1997-2006 Games 197 | Goals 184 SANFL games 23 | goals 46 AFL games 174 | goals 138 Premierships 1990 (SANFL), 2004 (AFL) Best and Fairest (AFL) 2003 Port Adelaide All-Australian selections 2001, 2003

ALFRED EDWARD ‘TED’ WHELAN Player 1948-1961 Games 248 | Goals 90 Premierships 1951, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959 Best and Fairest 1956 Port Adelaide’s Greatest Ever Team 1870-2000 Right back pocket

FOSTER NEIL WILLIAMS Player 1950-1958 Games 151 | Goals 240 Best and Fairest 1950, 1955 Premierships 1951, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958 Club leading goalkicker 1950, 1951, 1955 Captain-coach 1950-1958 Coach 1962-1973 Premierships 1962, 1963, 1965 Port Adelaide’s Greatest Ever Team 1870-2000 Rover, Captain-Coach

STEPHEN WILLIAMS Player 1979-1995 Games 269 | Goals 288 Premierships 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1994, 1995 Coach 1996-2003 Premierships 1996, 1998, 1999

KENNETH LLOYD ZUCKER Player 1949-1959 Games 185 | Goals 263 Premierships 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959

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Life members HEADING and Obituaries

OBITUARIES

Lyle Dayman 23/03/2017 Past player - 19411950, 1x premiership, life member

Edna Schroeder 5/04/2017 Long time volunteer, social club, life member

1913

1938

1957

1971

1982

L T Corston* J Davies* R Fraser*

H Baird* W E C Baudinet* J A Jones* D Linklater*

D E Boyd R W Clift* W Danvers* C S Parham A E Whelan*

R Elleway B T Nyland R J Samuels*

T Cripps K L Duthie* Dr I R Kerr K B Kinnear A C Lawson* B Rees J J Swain*

1914 J Hodge* 1919 S Hosking* H V Pope* 1920

1939 J Dickinson* J Dunstone* A Godson* N Hender* L Hodge* W Whicker*

J Noel* 1940

Darren McKay

1921

7/04/2017 Past player - 19901998

J McGargill* E Strawns* 1922

Eileen McSweeney 7/04/2017 Involved with Country Academy with husband Don

A J Biscombe* A Congear* J Mack* W H Oliver* J Quinn*

Peter Obst

1923

11/05/2017 Past player 1955-1968, 6x premierships, life member

A R “Bob” Marrett 15/06/2017 Past player 1956-1964, 3x premierships

Trevor Winslett 15/06/2017 Mini League coordinator, life member

Colin McKenzie 21/07/2017 Past player - 19441949, coach, life member

Kevin Salvemini 29/07/2017 Past player - 19511953, 1x premiership

Richie Bray 4/11/2017 Past player - 1959-1966, 3x premierships

1909 W H Harvey* W E Mattinson* K McKenzie* H Phillips* J Sweeney*

A F Carlsson* G Hart* H A McDonald* C A McKenzie* F N Williams* K L Zucker*

J Anderson* F I Hansen* F Magor* P O’Grady*

1959

1944

C A Darwent* M A Kretschmer E W Pomeroy*

B Bampton* T Kelleway* K Obst* R B Quinn, MM* A R Revel*

J W Abley* S G Moon* 1960

1961

F D Errey* H Hampton* C Tucker* 1973 B J Bannan G F Carter* L Hodson* A C Rosevear* K J Salvemini N F Smith* K L Spencer B H Thorn P W Whicker* 1974 D M R Gilligan* B E Wilson 1975

P Gardner*

1945

1926

W R Lowe* H E Martin*

Dr R H Elix* F B Harvey OBE* E V Holmsted* H D Vincent* C E Whelan*

Dr A V Benson* S H Skipper*

1946

1962

1976

L E Roberts* K West* F White*

A Brown* N C Hayes G P Motley

1947

1963

Dr P T Cherry* E R McMahon*

G H Dunn* R H Johns* G W Revel* W T Spells* K F Tierney

J Buck D Goodwin V A Hoare* Dr J H Kneebone* B M Light J Molan* W G Sutton* D Williams*

1927 C McArthur* F F Ward* 1928 S Dickson* A Hosie*

1948 1929 H Eaton* A McFarlane* 1930 P Bampton* C Keal* 1931 L C Dayman* V Johnson* 1932 M Allingham* C I Maywald*

R W Hoffman* R McLean OBE* L G McLean* R C Schumann* 1949 A H Dowsett* H Ollrich* J Skelly* 1950 C Adams* C I Dayman C V Thompson* 1951

1933 E Dewar* E Mucklow*

Mrs E Dewar* G Lohf* 1952

LIFE MEMBERS

1958

1972

1934 H Logan* A J Swain*

F W Dowsett* D J Fletcher* 1953

1935 J Gill* H Lane* 1936

1912

G Clarke* S Ween*

R Cruickshank* J V Earle*

1937 C Hayter*

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F H Goddard* K W Growden* W McFarlane* G E Pryke OBE* 1955 A S Greer J McCarthy* 1956 R N Mann*

1964 P K Obst* J Prideaux* 1965 R E Fabian* R L Obst* J M Porter* R F Seal* D J Trowse

L Buck* R T Clayton* Mrs B Giddings* R Page*

1983 R Bercham B A Johnson* D J Keyes R W Lloyd A W McKay Mrs R Obst* A L Porplycia T R Sorrell P Woolman* 1984 T N Evans A K Giles R E Heath* Mrs I Johnson L W McGie R D Philp Mrs E Schroeder* B A Snodgrass 1985 P J Belton M Maiden G R Tredrea T J Whimpress 1986 G Alderson R Guscott Mrs V Innes

1977

1987

G Anderson K Aubert* R F Ebert OAM

I Eckermann J L Firth E W Freeman OAM Mrs ZE Robinson* Mrs E Seal*

1978 D F Cahill J Hart C A Turville* P B Woite 1979

1966

L Jacobs* A J Trebilcock

E Harrison* H Spencer*

1980

1988 C Cooper* M L Cooper M J Derrick* K J McGregor J Sparre 1989 A Gill W R Haslam G I Phillips S Williams A Zauch*

J V Cahill D S Gill* A C Marsh* T D Obst J G Potter C A Whicker*

B S Burchell* B A Cunningham B E Fairclough D J Harkness* C Hoffman J Huskinson* K W J Martin J W Nitschke

1969

1981

1991

J T Gun R Haskard* J Parr* K J Salmon

T E Garland C W Natt K O’Reilly

D Dornan G Monteleone

1967

1970 J Challinder*

1990 G J Boyd R H Johnston

1992 T Ginever E Kent* G Kraft N Thiele

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1993

2002

2008

D Arnfield T Benton D Clarke D McSweeny* D Smith S Traynor

M Williams D Basheer S Carter D Poole A Settre R Travis M Wade

F C Bibron B Fitzpatrick* I Hannaford A B Hincks T S Thurstans

1994 B Abernethy D Borlase G Fiacchi D Hutton D Thomas Mrs D Wilson J Wood* 1995 G C Boulton S Bulach* K Doyle A Hobby R J Hoey M D Judd C Lum D Shanahan* R Smith M Tylor

2003 Mrs W Altus* G Baird D Baker B Curtin J Hall T Lindsay K McLeavey 2004 M Ashley R Boyd D McKay B Owens S Tregenza 2005

R Falk S L Hodges P J Northeast R Whitehorn

A D Bamford P G Burgoyne T M Byrt J W Casey M P Clayton D K Crossman R G James B D Lade J May R B Mollison G P Morris W G Tredrea A A Votino D J Watkins M R Wilson C Withy

1998

2006

F B Broadbent R S Duthie* C G Ebert T W Klopp M LePoidevan

P G Barnes K Bishop P D Custance S A Dew M Errey Mrs D Falk N Fiegert M L Fisher J A Francou A S Kingsley W Mahney M R Primus W Rogers S Rose Ms C Siek J Wait G A Wanganeen

1996 D J Brown R D Delaney F E Hayter P J Hoffman I D McLachlan* D Rady 1997

1999 Mrs T Bell* S Curtis P Heaton G Lang M O’Brien 2000 A Chivell M Crossman* Mrs M Gill Mrs H Henneker D Horgan D Mead Mrs W Pridham G F Virgo* 2001 S Clifford J McBain J Settre G Sharpe* J Warren* Mrs V Williams* T Winslett*

2009 C L Ah Chee L Doyle M James M Quinlan 2010 R Blyth M P Bishop D S Brogan D Cassisi K G Cornes F Garratt D Hughes D Johnson B McFarlane J Sincock* S A Worner D B Wakelin 2011 B Chaplin B A Ebert S R Kirchner A Mosca D J Pounsett S Regan Dr C S Wheeler P A Woolley 2012 K Christison G Davies B Duncanson M Heynen S Salopek G Samuels S Williams-Bambrick I Wilson 2013 B Chalmers J R Meiklejohn P Rizonico 2014 S W Cochrane P A Rohde M P Richardson P Walsh 2015

SOLDIER LIFE MEMBERS W.R. Drummond M.M.*

C. Dayman* J.W. Robertson* A.J. Biscombe* S. Howie* R.B. Quinn M.M.* J. Watson (KIA)* J. Boon (KIA)* L. Rudd (KIA)* A. Dowsett* R.C. Schumann*

FOUNDATION LIFE GOVERNORS G Blackmore D Boyd G Fahey F Hayter R Heath* A Hobby R Hoey W Rogers J Sinclair GF Virgo* B Weber* F Welfare*

CHAIRMAN’S CLUB Mr Joe Bacolo, Direct Interiors Mr Gary Barnes Mr Chris Brougham, Des’s Cabs Pty Ltd Mr Greg Columbus, Clarke Energy Mr Rhys Columbus Mr Stephen Cox Mr Greg Fahey, The Lakes Resort Mr Italo Formato, TJM Mr Bill Gill Dr Tony Hobby, Island Dental Mr Robert Hoey, Northpoint Toyota Mr Phil Hoffmann, Phil Hoffmann Travel Mr Mark Holmes Mr Peter Karytinos, Olympic Industries Mr David Kelly Mr Andrew Kitt, Keen Office Furniture Mr Stephen Lane Mr Graeme Lowe, F Miler & Co. Mr Chirs Mandalov Mr Bruce McFarlane, Yarramundi Investments Pty Ltd Mr Paul McHugh Mr Ian McLachlan AO Mr Erik Metanomski Mr David Myers, MyersMcCann Sir Eric Neal AC CVO Mr Orso Osti Mr Neil Pahuja Mr Roger Paterson, Sportsmed SA Mr Phillip Pike, Pike Constructions Mr Iilia Sotiropolos, IP Partners Mr Bastiaan Sparreboom Mr Shane Thurnwald Ms Wendy Tredinnick Mr Sergio Vassallo, Vassallo Crash Mr Bill Vis *deceased

A M Carlile T R Logan S P Summerton

2007 S Birbeck T Carr R Cope C S Cornes C Elson J Frost J Poulton Mr A Scott AO, OAM* J Waldron

2016 T A Boak R T Gray P Stewart T Thiele J Westhoff 2017 L Crabb M Lobbe B Weber*

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Vale Dave Boyd

RECORDS

Playing record - 222 games and 183 goals for Port Adelaide, 1948-1960 Premierships - Seven-time Port Adelaide SANFL premiership player – 1951, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959 State representation 19 games for South Australia ACHIEVEMENTS

Magarey Medallist 1956 Best player for South Australia vs Victoria 1956 Player life member of Port Adelaide 1957 Player life member of the SANFL South Australian Football Hall of Fame member Port Adelaide Football Club Hall of Fame member Port Adelaide Football Club ‘Greatest Team of the Greatest Club’ member ADMINISTRATION

Board of Directors Port Adelaide Football Club 1961-1990 Chairman of selectors Port Adelaide Football Club 1962-1986 SANFL League Director

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Vale Dave Boyd 1927-2017 For all the great words that have been spoken or written about Dave Boyd across his illustrious career as a Port Adelaide player and administrator, none ring truer than those spoken by ninetime Port Adelaide premiership legend Geof Motley shortly after his passing last December. Motley, a close friend and great teammate of Boyd, described him as being as loyal to Port Adelaide and his friends as anyone he’s ever met. “David Boyd would be as Port Adelaide as anyone in the history of this great club,” Motley proudly declared.

and represented South Australia on 19 occasions. Boyd was selected in Port Adelaide’s ‘Greatest Team of the Greatest Club’ and is a member of both the club’s Hall of Fame and the SANFL Hall of Fame. Boyd was also awarded life membership of Port Adelaide and the SANFL.

“There is no doubt we all have a heavy heart knowing we have lost one of the all-time greats of Port Adelaide.

Revered Port Adelaide player and coach Fos Williams once described Boyd as “classy” and “a perfect footballer with great dash from the centre”.

“One look at his resume will leave you in no doubt of his amazing contribution to our club.

Motley concurred with his former coach’s appraisal of Boyd.

“When David was born he was born with black and white booties on. He lived in the district and even lied about his age to try and get a game for the colts.

“David had a lot of brilliance as a centreman. He possessed a long kick, a beautiful drop kick and was a strong mark above his head,” remembered Motley.

“This club was his life. David lived totally for Port Adelaide. Totally. He gave more than his worth for this club.

“He possessed all the skills and versatility required to be a great player. He could play with great effect in the centre, at half-forward or half-back, it didn’t matter.

“David is now on the highest pedestal, on top of the Magpie nest, sitting alongside his great mate Ted Whelan.” Boyd passed away aged 90 after a long battle with illness. Boyd’s playing resume will ensure he is remembered as one of the greatest players in Port Adelaide’s rich 147-year history. Boyd was a seven-time premiership player at Alberton and was an integral part of the Magpies incomparable team of the 1950s that won an Australian record six consecutive flags from 19541959. From an individual perspective Boyd won the 1956 Magarey Medal as the best and fairest player in the SANFL

“Dave Boyd was synonymous with the Port Adelaide Football Club. He dedicated a massive part of his life, 43 consecutive years of service in fact, to making Port Adelaide a great football club,” said Mr Thomas.

“Often when he did something on the field it was simply breath taking for all of us watching but for David it was just normal, a matter of course.” Upon his retirement from playing Boyd continued to serve the club as a successful administrator for the next three decades. From 1961-1990 Boyd was on the Board of Directors at Port Adelaide, where he also served as Chairman of Selectors and the club’s SANFL league director. Port Adelaide chief executive Keith Thomas said the loss of Boyd would be felt by all within the Port Adelaide family.

“A seven-time premiership player including a member of our famous record breaking six-in-a-row era of the 1950s, a Magarey Medallist and South Australian state representative tells you how good a player Dave Boyd was. “But that only tells half the story. Equally impressive was his thirty years of administrative service at Board level that ensured Port Adelaide’s greatness continued for decades to follow. “On behalf of the entire Port Adelaide community I pass on my heartfelt condolences to Dave’s children Sandra, Greg and Russell and their extended families. “As difficult a time as it is, it allows us to celebrate a truly brilliant career. Dave Boyd’s legend and legacy will live on forever at Alberton and he will be remembered as one of the greatest contributors to the Port Adelaide Football Club.” Boyd was farewelled on Thursday 21 December at a public memorial service at Alberton Oval. Port Adelaide will honour Boyd’s memory and extraordinary career in the opening Round of 2018.

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Vale PETER OBST

RECORDS

Debut - 1955 v West Torrens, Alberton 171 Games 167 Goals SANFL Premiership Player (1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1962, 1963) 4 Games for South Australia ACHIEVEMENTS

Port Adelaide Best and Fairest (1962) Player life member of Port Adelaide (1964)

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Vale Peter Obst 1937-2017 The Port Adelaide community mourned the passing of 1962 Best and Fairest winner and six-time premiership player Peter Obst in May last year, aged 80.

“And he was tall and athletic, could find the ball and was an accurate shot at goal which made him very dangerous for opposition teams.

Part of a proud Port Adelaide family, ‘Picket Pete’ was a champion halfforward for the club and played alongside his late brother Trevor in the black and white.

“Peter played a key role in our premierships throughout the 1950s and 60s. He would always make a contest and if he didn’t mark the ball, generally the ball would come to ground.

His six flags won in the Port Adelaide jumper came amid the golden era of the club under the watchful eye of master coach Fos Williams.

“When I think of Peter I remember a fierce, courageous competitor who was very, very talented. Ultimately, Peter was everything you wanted in a Port Adelaide footballer.”

A big-marking player, it was his stellar form early in 1962 that saw him shoot to the height of popularity at Alberton and in Adelaide. He won Port’s Best and Fairest medal that year, and was runnerup in the Magarey Medal count. Former teammate John Cahill remembers Obst as an exceptional talent and a key contributor to the Magpies premiership successes in the 1950s and 60s.

Peter’s son, Andrew, was a four-time premiership player with Port Adelaide and had a successful 149-game AFL career at Melbourne. His grand-nephew is current Port Adelaide midfielder Brad Ebert. Family, friends and former teammates gathered to celebrate the life and achievements of Peter Obst at a memorial service at Alberton Oval on May 19 last year.

Obst, a life member of Port Adelaide, finished after 171 games for the club and 167 goals. He also represented South Australia on four occasions. The son of Ken and Mabel Obst, Peter was a member of a dynasty of many Port Adelaide footballers. Ken himself played 165 games for Port Adelaide and in three premierships with the club.

“Peter was well before his time as a player in that he was very balanced and could dispose of the ball with great skill on either side of his body. He was very well balanced,” recalled Cahill.

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Vale Bruce Light

RECORDS

216 games and 89 goals for Port Adelaide, 1967 to 1978 Port Adelaide SANFL premiership player - 1977 4 games for South Australia ACHIEVEMENTS

Player life member of Port Adelaide (1976)

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Vale bruce light 1949-2018 “Nothing’s faster than the speed of Light.” That was the catchcry that buzzed around suburban ovals throughout the 1970s generally after another scorching run from Port Adelaide wingman Bruce Light that would leave opponents floundering in his wake and supporters aghast with admiration. But in January the Port Adelaide community learnt that the centrewing at Alberton would never quite be the same again as the club sadly lost favourite son Light after he passed away at the age of 68, following a long battle with illness. Light thrilled a legion of Port Adelaide fans across a 216-game career from 1967 to 1978. His dynamic attributes as a player, coupled with his trademark flowing blond hair. Light was one the most popular players to ever pull on a Magpies guernsey. Across his twelve seasons at the club it felt like every second Port Adelaide supporter had “Bruce 26 Light” on the back of their duffle coat, such was his popularity. Light, who was awarded Port Adelaide Life Membership in 1976 and played a pivotal role the following season in the club’s drought-breaking 1977 premiership, had a presence on-field like no other. Light was tough and courageous yet beautifully balanced and highly skilled at the same time. He was quick and agile and could play the outside game yet loved nothing more than winning a hardball in the real heat of battle.

His close friend and premiership captain Russell Ebert recalls a man who typified everything Port Adelaide. “Bruce had the respect of everyone. Regardless of who you asked - Port Adelaide supporters, fellow teammates or casual observers - Bruce Light would invariably be in the top three for people’s favourite players across his career,” remembered Ebert. “Bruce was different to wingman of that time. He loved being in the thick of the action and he had the courage to back it up. But he was also the fastest player I’ve ever seen which made him very popular with our supporters but not so popular with opposition wingman.” Similarly, in the book Dynasty, legendary Port Adelaide player and coach Fos Williams described Light as a “superior footballer”. “He was courageous, he’d wave the ball around and get away with it and was just a natural, showing the skills on both sides of his body,” said Williams.

For all the incredible football qualities Light possessed it was what he did for others off-field that belied his rugged appearance and resonated most with close friends like Ebert. “Bruce was a great friend. You often get asked about teammates you would go to war with and I know Bruce would be the first to put his hand up to be alongside you,” said Ebert. “Footy was a vehicle for Bruce to do other things in life that were important to him and to help others. During his career, Bruce went back to study as a mature-aged student and got a teaching degree. One of his great passions was teaching and helping the children of Ashford Special School here in Adelaide to develop and achieve their goals and he spent more than a decade in that role. “Beyond football, Bruce had many amazing qualities that a lot of people didn’t see and he’ll be sadly missed by all those who had the pleasure of knowing him.”

Ebert fondly reflects on Light’s career noting his performance in State games versus Victoria as highlights along with his brilliant 1977 finals series for Port Adelaide. For Light, team success always overshadowed individual glory. “Bruce was all about team success and triumph for the whole club. Along with his teammates, Bruce loved the trainers and volunteers at the club and always felt a real sense of responsibility toward the entire club and supporter base. And anyone who saw Bruce play would know he played like he carried that responsibility,” said Ebert.

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2017 HEADING staff

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

PORT ADELAIDE FOOTBALL CLUB David Koch Chairman Kevin Osborn Director, Deputy Chairman Cos Cardone Director Ross Haslam Director George Fiacchi Director Holly Ransom Director Jamie Restas Director Richard Ryan AO Director Trevor Thiele Director Amanda Vanstone Director

PORT ADELAIDE FOOTBALL AND COMMUNITY CLUB

COMMITTEES

CHAIRMANS COMMITTEE David Koch Chairman Kevin Osborn Deputy Chairperson Cos Cardone Committee Member Keith Thomas Committee Member

FOOTBALL STRATEGIC COMMITTEE George Fiacchi Chairperson Kevin Osborn Committee Member Keith Thomas Committee Member Chris Davies Committee Member Dom Cassisi Committee Member

INTEGRITY COMMITTEE Amanda Vanstone Chairperson

Trevor Thiele Chairman

Keith Thomas Committee Member

David Judd Director

Chris Davies Committee Member

Matthew Webb Acting General Manager – Licenced Venues Matthew Richardson Executive General Manager Stephen Dawes Chief Operating Officer Shane Smith Chief Financial Officer

POWER COMMUNITY Mary Patetsos Chairperson Lauren Ganley Director Richard Ryan AO Director Jamie Restas Director Frank Weits Director

Stephen Dawes Committee Member Simone de Laine Committee Member David O’Donovan Committee Member

FINANCE & AUDIT COMMITTEE

LIFE MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE Brian Fairclough Committee Member George Fiacchi Committee Member

Claire Quartuccio Committee Member Tara MacLeod Committee Member

PATRONS

Nathan Ellul Management Accountant

Ben Hurst Head of Retail and Licensing

Stephanie Gucciardi Accounts Payable Officer

Dani Debono Port Store Manager

Rachel Porter Finance Assistant

Lachlan Cameron Stock Control Coordinator

Matthew Webb Senior Accountant

MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS

Sir Eric Neal AC CVO Brian Cunningham Committee Member Jim Nitschke Committee Member David Hutton Committee Member Sean Kirchner Committee Member Gary Tredrea Committee Member John Settre Committee Member Ben Demertzis Committee Member Matthew Richardson Committee Member

PLAYER WELFARE COMMITTEE Holly Ransom Chairperson Chris Davies Committee Member John Hinge Committee Member Paul Vandenbergh Committee Member Simone de Laine Committee Member Pauline Connelly Committee Member Marlon Motlop Committee Member Natalie Bode Committee Member

Kevin Osborn Chairperson

Tom Jonas Committee Member

Stephen Dawes Committee Member

Jack Hombsch Committee Member

Shane Smith Committee Member

BRAND & MARKETING COMMITTEE

Danny Zada Committee Member

Cos Cardone Chairperson

Lisa Mullins Committee Member

Holly Ransom Committee Member

John Hart Committee Member

Keith Thomas Committee Member

John Ranaldo Committee Member

Matthew Richardson Committee Member

Grantley Stevens Committee Member

Elly Siklic Committee Member

Trevor Thiele Committee Member

Stephanie Say Committee Member

AMBASSADORS Ben Baker Louise Bawden Kyle Chalmers Taliqua Clancy Andrew Commis Julian De Vizio Bruce Djite Peter Goers OAM Juliet Haslam Harrison Kantarias Andrew Kantarias Rob Kelvin Racheal Leachar Rob Mammone Steven Marshall MP Rebecca Morse Roger Rasheed John Riddell Dwayne Russell Matt Tarrant Warren Tredrea Tom Williams Darren Cahill Dean Canto Jay Wetherill Rosanna Mangiarelli Anna Meares Nugget Rees

MANAGEMENT AND STAFF

CHIEF EXECUTIVE’S OFFICE Keith Thomas Chief Executive Officer Louise Broadbridge Executive Assistant to CEO & Board of Directors Matthew Richardson Executive General Manager

ADMINISTRATION & FINANCE

COMMERCIAL & PARTNERS Richard Kelly General Manager – Commercial

Michael Cranmer Digital Media Coordinator

Sarah Balkwill Executive Assistant to GM - Commercial

Jordan Bianchini Video Content Producer

Tim Ginever Sales Manager

Kane Chenoweth Video Content Producer

Lisa Grimsey Account Manager – Partnerships Adam White Account Manager – Partnerships Renee Formiatti Senior Account Manager Partnerships Jodie Cairns Account Manager Partnerships Fraser Johnson Sales Executive Kosta Mylonas Sales Executive Anton Williams Sales Executive Lisa Wilford Commercial Operations Coordinator

CONSUMER BUSINESS Claire Quartuccio Head of Insights & Growth Ben Demertzis Membership Manager

Stephen Dawes Chief Operating Officer

Leonie Way Membership Operations Manager

Shane Smith Chief Financial Officer

Peter Russo Bequest Program Manager

Danny Zada Finance Manager Rebecca Bell Accounts Receivable Officer Brian Condon Facilities Manager

Harrison Fairweather Member Services Officer Maria Munoz Member Services Officer Adam Papalia Member Services Officer

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Stephanie Say Digital Media Manager

Julian Hatch Video Content Producer Elly Siklic Marketing Coordinator Kimberley Smith Graphic Designer

MEDIA & COMMUNICATIONS Daniel Norton General Manager – Media Pete McDonald Football Media Manager

CHINA OPERATIONS Andrew Hunter General Manager – China Engagement Shane Smith Head of Operations Damien McDowell Head of Commercial Sandi Camporeale Executive Assistant to GM China Engagement Claire Bunten Business to Business Program Officer Shaoliang Chen AFL International Scholarship Promise Xu Executive Partnerships Manager Jinsong Li Social Media Coordinator

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HUMAN RESOURCES

Kelly Hean Events Assistant

Simone de Laine General Manager Human Resources

LICENSED OPERATIONS

Kate Siemionow HR Coordinator/ Executive Assistant to COO

POWER COMMUNITY LTD Ross Wait General Manager – Power Community Limited Paul Vandenbergh Director - Aboriginal Programs Russell Ebert Youth Programs Manager Jacob Battifuoco Youth Programs Manager Kate Brereton Youth Programs Coordinator Alipate Carlile Multicultural Programs Manager Marlon Motlop Aboriginal Programs Coordinator Cassie Pyman Youth Programs Coordinator Kellie Graves Aboriginal Programs Manager Wade Thompson Aboriginal Programs Coordinator Jayne Whibley Community Operations and Volunteer Coordinator

EVENTS & GAME DAY Tara MacLeod General Manager – Game Day and Events Helen Hobbins Events & Game Day Manager Rebecca Quartermaine Events Executive Alicia Chatburn Events Executive Jasmine Campaniello Events Coordinator Rosie Long Events & Game Day Coordinator

Trent Hentschel Football Administration Manager

Matthew Webb Acting General Manager Licensed Operations

Jordan Hinkley Football IT and Fitness Assistant

David Banner General Manager – Licensed Operations

John Hinge Player Welfare and Development Manager

Linda Crabb Venue and Magpies Marketing Manager Mark Elliott Maintenance Bradley McLeod Bar Manager Lauren Meaney Gaming Manager Sarah Palmer Functions/Bistro Coordinator

FOOTBALL OPERATIONS AFL (FOR 2017 SEASON) Ken Hinkley Senior Coach Chris Davies General Manager Football Mitch Bailey Strength and Conditioning Assistant

James Jarvis Football IT Manager Ian McKeown Head of High Performance Matthew Nicks Assistant Coach Forwards Tim McGrath Head Physiotherapist Tim Parham Physiotherapist Geoff Parker National Recruiting Manager Anthony Parkin Assistant Recruiting Officer – New Talent (VIC) Alex Pisani Football IT Assistant Di Pounsett PA to Senior Coach and General Manager - Football

Nathan Bassett Assistant Coach Defence

Michael Regan Manager – Performance and List Analytics (VIC)

Stuart Cochrane Development Coach

Ander Rodoreda Football Analyst

Chad Cornes SANFL Senior Coach

Chris Sheedy Senior Football Analyst

Jason Cripps List Manager (VIC) Chris Drain Assistant Recruiting Manager, Pro Scout (VIC) Stuart Graham Head of Sports Science and Conditioning Nathan Grasby Football Analyst Aaron Greaves Head of Player Development Shaun Hart Director of Academies

Jacob Surjan Development Coach Michael Voss Midfield Manager Michael Wilson Physiotherapist (SANFL)

Mike Heynen Physiotherapist Amanda LeCouteur Sports Psychologist Damian Newberry Club Medical Officer Gerard Murphy Leadership Consultant David Steventon Mindset Consultant

FOOTBALL OPERATIONS SANFL (FOR 2017 SEASON)

ADMINISTRATION Linda Crabb Venue and Magpies Marketing Manager Shane Grimm Football Operations Manager

LEAGUE

MEDICAL STAFF Robert Buckley Doctor

Jamie Phillips Reserves Physiotherapist Don Wilson Dentist Michael Wilson Physiotherapist

VOLUNTEERS

ADMINISTRATION Margaret Gill Member Services

Stuart Cochrane Assistant Coach

Rae Rooney General

Trent Hentschel Assistant Coach

Josh Syson General

Scott Matthews Assistant Coach

ALBERTON PRECINCT

Daniel Rogers Runner John Samaras Interchange Steward John Settre League Team Manager Jacob Surjan League Assistant Coach

RESERVES

Kristian DePasquale Podiatrist

Mitch Bailey League Strength and Conditioning Coach Brett Johns Assistant Boxing Coach

Tyran Hill Aboriginal AFL Academy Kysaiah Pickett Aboriginal AFL Academy Aaron Holloway Aboriginal AFL Academy Isaiah Glancey Aboriginal AFL Academy

Kane Harvey Aboriginal AFL Academy

Ross Anderson Port Club and Grandstand attendant

DAD’S ARMY

Jack Baldassari Grandstand attendant John Sharman Grandstand attendant

CARETAKER/ FACILITIES

FITNESS

Dion Doolon Aboriginal AFL Academy

Jill Anderson Port Club and Grandstand attendant

Robert Blyth Team Manager

CONSULTANTS

Terrel Rigney Aboriginal AFL Academy

Jamahl Weetra Aboriginal AFL Academy

Cliffton Kerwin Grandstand attendant

Scott Matthews Assistant Coach

Raymond Burns Aboriginal AFL Academy

Rex Davidson-Smith Aboriginal AFL Academy

Mark Clayton Reserves Coach

Brett Johns Game Day Analyst

Dylan Barge Aboriginal AFL Academy

Lesley Mundy Aboriginal AFL Academy

Michael Gill Head Trainer

Ibby Rasheed Media

Travis Natt Runner

Mark Fisher Senior Club Medical Officer

Adrian Settre Strength Coach

Chad Cornes SANFL Senior Coach

Shane Worner Head Trainer

Ceri Evans Forensic Psychiatrist

Daniel Rogers Reserves Strength and Conditioning Coach

Kevin Ising John Hadfield

COMMUNITY Josh de Heus Yoge Senthilkumar Dylan Errington Rhys Sutton Mitch Vonthoff Callum Dunk Meagan Beer Sam Willoughby Georgia Banister Sarah Wildy Brenton Watts Aboriginal AFL Academy

Rodney Bercham Roger Booth Kevin Doyle Dennis Goodwin Bob Gregory Jerzy Grzeskowiak Jeff Hicks Ronald O’Connor Paul O’Dea Bob O’Malley Ray Pitman Ted Rix Vincent Tuckfield Dale Woodhart

FOOTBALL DEPARTMENT – AFL Phil Capurso Trainer Brandon Chaplin Team Chaplain Dave Crawford Room Steward Mark Emes Trainer Michael Gill Trainer Beau Leonard Trainer

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Scott Marshall Doorman

FOOTBALL DEPARTMENT SANFL

Bree Turley Trainer

Dean Biggs Statistics

Ella Watson Game Day Journalist

Gerard Powell Doorman

Allen Briggs Trainer

GAMEDAY

Shane Regan Room Stewart (VIC)

Liam Briggs Trainer

Paul Rizonico Interchange Steward

Brad Brooksaaw Drink Steward

Jaye Sippel Trainer

James Brown Trainer

Alf Trebilcock Boot Steward

Sandy Bubner Masseur

Colin Varacalli Trainer

Phillip Capurso Trainer

Nathan Waters Ball Steward

Kylie Christison Statistics

Steve Allen Trainer

Joel Garratt Fitness / GPS

Patricia Afflick Players’ Kitchen Assistant

Chris Glacken Drinks

Bob O’Malley Room Steward

Terree Barker Players’ Kitchen Assistant Debra Cooke Players’ Kitchen Supervisor Christine Fenson Players’ Kitchen Assistant Jacqueline Fitzgerald Players’ Kitchen Assistant Dyan Francis Players’ Kitchen Assistant Wayne Gaertner Players’ Kitchen Assistant Toni Hansen Players’ Kitchen Assistant Jackie Miller Players’ Kitchen Assistant Sally Pyper Players’ Kitchen Assistant Cliffton Kerwin Players’ Kitchen Assistant Adrian Wilson Players’ Kitchen Assistant

Jamie Gower Statistics Emily Hartley Nutritionist Brett Howard Drink Steward Graham Kraft Ball Steward Louis Leventis Trainer Annie Mandalov Masseur Jordan Marks Statistics Andrew Mencel Trainer Nicole Michailescu Statistics John Millington League Property Steward Ashleigh Mitchell Trainer Terry Nelson Reserves Timekeeper Ray Pittman Drinks Steward Stephen Rayner League Timekeeper Dianne Rose Statistics Nick Smith Room Security George Szewczyk Drink Steward Robert Travis Reserves Property Steward

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Amanda Burnett Jeni Clark Chris Evans Cameron Glenn Malcolm Govett Kathryn Govett Bradley Jennings Katrina Penna Ange Peters Mary Petineris Andriana Rousvanis Karen Statham Brodie Statham Maria Szcerba Adrian Wilson John Withall

HOST FAMILIES Tina Snowden Sharon Mason and Neil Rankine Jill and Travis Ward Annie Mandalov – SANFL

MUSEUM Jim Crabb William Cheffirs Peter Thornton Mark Shephard Tania Radis

RECRUITING Andrew Constatine Recruiting Officer (SA) Marc Broome Recruiting Officer (VIC) Matthew Drain Recruiting Officer (VIC) Brett Knowles Recruiting Officer (SA) Anton Grbac Recruiting Officer (VIC) John O’Sullivan Recruiting Officer (WA) George Tsipnis Football IT/Recruiting Officer (VIC) Joel Urban Recruiting Officer (NSW) Liam Elphick Recruiting Officer (WA) Frank Wood Recruiting Officer (WA)

Michael Wrigley Recruiting Officer (VIC)

Brendan Kew Head Chef – Prince of Wales

Randy Payne Recruiting Officer (SANFL)

Bill Banner Venue Manager – Prince of Wales

STAFF DEPARTURES (SINCE END OF 2016) Darren Burgess Head of High Performance Garry Hocking Assistant Coach – Midfield Tony Bamford Recruiting Officer (SA) Chamath Jayaweera Recruiting Officer (VIC) Ross Monaghan Recruiting Officer (VIC) Robert Moody Recruiting Officer (VIC) Jase Morris Recruiting Officer (SA) Ray Windsor Recruiting Officer (QLD) Andrew Fuss Digital Media Manager Bradley McLeod Bar Manager Daniella Masina Member Services Officer Jade Seskis Game Day Coordinator Lauren Sherman Member Services Officer Lisa Kennedy Community Development Coordinator Matthew Agius Club Editor, Historian Yvonne Leaver Receptionist Mitchell Thompson Graphic Designer Shane Bosgard Head Chef

PORT ADELAIDE FOOTBALL CLUB BOARD OF DIRECTORS DAVID KOCH – CHAIRMAN Profession: Co-host, Sunrise (Channel 7); Executive Chairman, Pinstripe Media Chairman, Port Adelaide Football Club 2012 – current Director, Port Adelaide Football Club 2012 current Patron, Koch Centre for Youth and Learning

KEVIN OSBORN - DEPUTY CHAIRMAN Profession: Company Director Deputy Chairman, Port Adelaide Football Club 2011 – current Director, Port Adelaide Football Club 2011 – current Chairman, VUCA Pty Ltd Chairman, Beerenberg Farm Advisory Board Director, Accounting Professional and Ethical Standards Board Chairman, Fisher Graham Limited Director, Nut Producers Australia Chairman, Osada Pty Ltd Director, Aboriginal Basketball Academy Fellow, former board member, Australian Institute of Company Directors Fellow Institute of Public Accountants

GEORGE FIACCHI Profession: Director, Fiacchi Media & Management Director, Port Adelaide Football Club 2012 – current Member, Magpies Management Committee 2012 – current Director, Port Adelaide Football Club 2003 – 2004 Business Advisor, Police Credit Union, Essential Beauty, Caffe Primo Ambassador, Bully Zero Australia Foundation

ROSS HASLAM Profession: Consultant - Strategic and Risk Management; Company Director Director, Port Adelaide Football Club 2012 – current Director, Enoplastic Aus Pty Ltd Risk Management: South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI), SA Health, Adelaide City Council Fellow, Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand B.E (Hons) University of Adelaide

HOLLY RANSOM COS CARDONE Profession: Chief Executive Officer, McGuire Media Director, Port Adelaide Football Club 2012 – current Master of Business Administration, University of South Australia European School of Advanced Management Aarhus University, Denmark

Profession: Chief Executive Officer, Emergent Director, Port Adelaide Football Club 2016 – current Co-Chair, United Nations Global Coalition of Young Women Entrepreneurs Trustee, The Prince’s Trust Australia Director, Cox Architecture Director, Layne Beachley’s Aim for The Stars Foundation Director, Australian Primary Nurses Association Advisory Board Member, Victorian Police Commissioner’s Corporate Advisory Group Advisory Board Member, RMIT University College of Business Advisory Board Member, AFLW Chair, G20 Youth Summit, 2014

JAMIE RESTAS Profession: Commercial Lawyer; Partner and National Head of Corporate, HWL Ebsworth Lawyers Director, Port Adelaide Football Club 2012 – current Director, Adelaide Film Festival 2013 – current Director - Adelaide Botanic Gardens and State Herbarium 2015 – current Member, Australian Institute of Company Directors Member, Law Society of South Australia

TREVOR THIELE Profession: Chartered Accountant; Company Director Director, Port Adelaide Football Club 2011 current Director, Port Adelaide Football Club (SANFL) 2007 – 2010 Director, The Port Club 2012 - current Member, Institute of Chartered Accountants Australia Chairman, YMCA South Australia Inc, 2011 current Director, Nexgen Energy Ltd 2012 - current Director, Iso Energy Ltd, 2016 – current Director, NxGold Ltd, appointed 2017

AMANDA VANSTONE Director, Port Adelaide Football Club 2012-current Director, Drinkwise Australia Director, Adelaide Festival Chair, Royal Flying Doctor Service Federation Board Chair, Vision 2020 Chair, Woomera Prohibited Area Advisory Board Chair, Advisory Board of Governors Institute for International Trade University of Adelaide Chair, Advisory Board ARC Centre of Excellence for Children and Families over the Life Course Chair, Advisory Board Samstag Museum Member, National Commission of Audit 20132014 Hutt Street Centre Patron Ambassador to Italy 2007-2010 Senator for South Australia 1984-2007 Member, Foundation Board of World AntiDoping Authority 2000

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CHRIS DAVIES PORT ADELAIDE GENERAL MANAGER - FOOTBALL AFL PROGRAM At the end of last season, we conducted a comprehensive review of our entire football department which led to some changes. From a coaching perspective, senior coach Ken Hinkley extended his contract here at Alberton by a further three years meaning he’ll be at the club until at least the end of 2021.

Scott brings some real expertise to the role having mentored some of the Crows midfielders last year while he was still on their list. And given Scott is so recently out the game he is still physically fit enough to train with the players enabling him to see what the players are seeing and providing that feedback straight back to Ken and the other coaches.

As part of the personnel changes made to the coaching group we welcomed both Chad Cornes and Scott Thompson into the AFL program and farewelled long-time club servant Jacob Surjan.

As mentioned, we farewell Surj after a playing and coaching career here at Alberton that dates back to 2004. Surj was a wonderful contributor to our club both on and off the field and he and his family will always be part of the bigger Port Adelaide family. We wish him all the best in his new coaching role at North Adelaide.

Chad Cornes finished as senior coach of the Magpies after two years at the helm and now joins the AFL program as a fulltime forwards development coach.

After the departure of former highperformance manager Darren Burgess in July the club conducted an extensive, international search for his replacement.

This was always part of our original progression plan for Chad. He will be no stranger to the Magpies moving forward though as his role means that he will be the Magpies forwards coach on SANFL game days.

We received a number of outstanding international applications but by far the most impressive came from within. Our strength and conditioning coach Ian McKeown, who had worked so closely with Burgo over the previous two seasons, was the clear standout.

This obviously provides great stability for our entire coaching group and playing squad.

Joining Chad in a development role is former Crows champion Scott Thompson. Scott, of course, also has a strong connection with Port Adelaide having come through the Magpies’ junior ranks before originally being recruited by Melbourne into the AFL system. Scott takes on the role as midfield development coach within our AFL program and will be the Magpies midfield coach on game-days.

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Mackers has taken a lot of learnings from Burgo but also stamped his own imprimatur on pre-season and so far its been a very successful and seamless transition.

Tim is another example of a former Port Adelaide employee returning to the club after honing his craft in an elite international sporting competition. SANFL PROGRAM With Chad Cornes transitioning into the AFL program full-time for 2018 we were delighted to recruit Matthew Lokan as senior coach of the Magpies on a threeyear contract. Matthew played over 100 games for the Magpies in the SANFL and also spent three seasons in the AFL with Collingwood. He joins us after coaching Glenelg for the past four seasons at SANFL level. With his football experience, intimate understanding of Port Adelaide and teaching background we are confident that Matthew is the perfect candidate to balance developing our young playing group at SANFL level with the ultimate goal of striving for premiership success. As mentioned earlier, Matthew will be supported by assistant coaches Chad Cornes (forwards), Scott Thompson (midfield) and Trent Hentschel (defence). At Reserves level Scott Matthews replaces Mark Clayton as coach who accepted a role at South Adelaide at season’s end.

Nick Richardson, who joined the club at the start of last pre-season, replaces Mackers as our new strength and conditioning coach.

Scott was on our original AFL list back in 1997 and played league football for the Eagles in the SANFL. He went onto coach the Eagles to two SANFL reserves premierships and last year was part of the Magpies coaching team.

Mackers’ right hand man is Stuart Graham who now assumes the role of head of sports science and conditioning while Tim O’Leary returns to the club as head of medical services after spending the last couple of years at the Milwaukee Bucks in the NBA.

We thank Clayts for his extraordinary service to Port Adelaide as both a player and coach. The Clayton name is synonymous with Port Adelaide and he and his family will forever be part of our club. We wish him well in his new role at the Panthers.

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NEXT GENERATION ACADEMIES With the departure of Shaun Hart at season’s end we appointed Stuart Cochrane to head up our Next Generation Academy programs for 2018 and moving forward. In October, Shaun accepted the role as head of development at the Gold Coast Suns after four seasons here at Alberton. Shaun is one of the great football people and we wish him and his family all the best as they head back to Queensland to start a new chapter in their lives. We are very fortunate to have a readymade replacement from within our club to take on this important role. Stuey is an outstanding people’s person and loves to teach and develop. He is the perfect person to lead these programs, programs that have already become very significant to us and that you’ll hear more about in 2018. Essentially, our Next Generation Academies are made of the following three academies – Father/Son, Multicultural & Indigenous and Female talent. FATHER/SON Already there is great excitement with our Father/Son Academy. We are working on a semi-regular basis with Taj Schofield (son of Jarrad), Trent Burgoyne (son of Peter) and Mitch and Jackson Mead (sons of Darren). We will continue to work closely with all these young men as they develop and become eligible to nominate for the AFL Draft.

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LIST MANAGEMENT AND RECRUITING

Targeting players from Africa and Asia, and Aboriginal players from prescribed remote regions in South Australia, this academy commenced operation at the start of 2017. It involves fortnightly sessions and identifying players for participation in club football, Port Adelaide’s own cultural programs and the Aboriginal Power Cup.

A lot has been said and written about our list management and recruiting strategy over the last couple of years.

Two of our Multicultural Academy members – Kai Pudney and Martin Frederick - have been approved for talent concessions by the AFL and will be eligible to be bid upon in the draft by Port Adelaide once age-eligible. The duo were members of the South Australia Under-17 State Futures squad in 2017 and have been training with us across pre-season. FEMALE TALENT Working with female footballers from Woodville-West Torrens, Norwood, South Adelaide and West Adelaide, this program works to develop high-quality female footballers for the future of elite football in Australia, including AFLW, SANFLW and local clubs. This program commenced in May 2017 and involves talented female players aged 11-18 training at Alberton on a weekly basis.

The bottom line is we had a very clear plan and are comfortable with how our plan has played out. Allow me just to recap what we have done in this area over the last 18 months or so. During the trade period of 2016 we traded in our “future” 2017 first-round pick which, with our other picks, allowed us to draft Todd Marshall, Sam PowellPepper, Joe Atley and Willem Drew. We were very pleased with this outcome and we are confident all of these players will be long-term contributors to Port Adelaide. Having traded our 2017 first-round pick this restricted us from having an early pick at the 2017 AFL Draft. However, we were delighted with the five players we drafted with our later picks and we are equally confident that Sam Hayes, Kane Farrell, Jake Patmore, Joel Garner and Dom Barry will have a lot to offer. During the recent free agency and trade period we acquired six ready-made players who we consider can all play a role for us. Through the free agency period we welcomed former Brisbane Lions captain Tom Rockliff and Geelong midfield/ forward Steven Motlop. We then traded pick 31 for Melbourne’s Jack Watts and also brought in Trent McKenzie from the Gold Coast, former Demon captain Jack Trengove and North Melbourne forward Lindsay Thomas, all as delisted free agents. With the players that left the club and the new players that we’ve brought in, our list is around three months older compared to last year which we are very comfortable with particularly allowing for the fact that we have a first -round pick in the 2018 AFL Draft, along with two second-round picks and two thirdround picks.

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Q&A WITH MATTHEW LOKAN

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Q&A WITH matthew LOKAN MAGPIES SENIOR COACH Your appointment as the Magpies senior coach came on the eve of pre-season beginning … how are you settling in? Having the other coaches at the club with the experience they have has made things a lot easier. Both the AFL players and the contracted players have been really welcoming and really willing to work hard which has made it a smooth transition. It’s a big workload having a role with the AFL program as well as my responsibilities coaching the Magpies. The Magpies training days coincide with the main training days for the Power so it’s a big commitment, but having come from coaching my own SANFL side, I’m used to a full day’s work followed by training in the evening so it hasn’t been too much of a shock to the system. What’s the biggest challenge you’ve had since returning to Alberton? Learning the terminology that they use in the AFL program took a bit of getting used to in the beginning. Every football team, or club, has specific terminology that they use so I had a bit of homework to do on that front but I’m up to speed now.

How is the Magpies squad looking? We’re building nicely with some exciting signings. It’s a young group but Steve Summerton re-committed late last year, which is great for the footy club. He can take his leadership to a new level as a mentor to our younger guys coming through. What names should Magpies fans look out for in the 2018 season? Dallas Hill is a 24-year-old who has come to us from Central. He has played some really strong SANFL football over the years. He’s a lead-up player who knows where the goals are and has a mature body so should be ready to make an impact. We also have a young lad called Sam Davidson who’s come down from the Gold Coast Suns. He’s a 19-year-old with serious pace and creativity on the outside. He should offer some excitement and be a good addition to our side as well.

Mitchell Mead, the eldest son of club legend Darren, has joined us too. It’s always great for a traditional club like Port Adelaide to continue family connections down the generations. What goals do you have for the Magpies in 2018? This is Port Adelaide. We expect to win. The players know that and that’s how I’ll be coaching. I’m not going to predict a ladder position or a number of wins but I’ll judge our performance by the attitude and effort I see at training and in games regardless of who is available to pull on the Magpies jumper in any given week. Last year we had a very good run with injuries which always helps but if we need to call on our contracted players they’ll know what role they need to play and what’s expected of them.

Lewin Davis has also come across from the Bendigo Pioneers in the TAC Cup. Lewin is also a 19-year-old mid-sized forward with very good skills.

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“I feel like my best footy is still in front of me” TOM ROCKLIFF TOM ROCKLIFF is salivating at the prospect of playing in front of a packed Adelaide Oval, as the former-Lion prepares to play his first season with the Power in 2018.

“They talked me through their position and where they see themselves as a football club, and [talked about] hopefully what I can bring to the group,” he said.

Rockliff and his family made the move to South Australia after nine years with the Lions, and the 27-year-old said he is excited to join a “good family club”.

“I’m really confident with the program in place at Port Adelaide and the recruits we’ve had in the last few years - all of them have seemed to play better football.”

“Playing in Brisbane for so many years, you’re sort of out of the spotlight,” Rockliff said. “To get here and play home games at Adelaide Oval in front of 50,000 [fans] is exciting. “There are no more passionate supporters than Port Adelaide supporters.

“I feel like my best footy is still in front of me.” Rockliff will wear the famous number 11 guernsey in 2018, previously worn by Damien Hardwick and club legend Scott Hodges.

“I’ve been on the end of it, so I can’t wait to be on the good side of it.” The two-time Brisbane Lions club champion paid special tribute to Port Adelaide’s coach Ken Hinkley and skipper Travis Boak, saying the two were extremely influential in his decision to come to Alberton.

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“the atmosphere at a Power home game is electric” JACK WATTS JACK WATTS will be looking to make an immediate impression on the Port faithful if given the opportunity to face Fremantle at Adelaide Oval in the Power’ season opener.

“Once I sat down with Kenny [Hinkley] and some of the boys, my mind was made up” he said. “I admire Travis Boak and the way he goes about his footy.

After joining the Power in a trade with the Demons in October, the 26-year-old was quick to label Port’s supporters as a force to be reckoned with.

“His hard running, his effort and his team-first style as a captain…I really admire that.”

He said the atmosphere at a Power home game is electric.

Watts will don number 23 in 2018, previously worn by club veteran and Port Adelaide Life Member Matthew Lobbe.

“There are some pretty amazing Port Adelaide supporters I would love to impress and get on my side, so I’m looking forward to that,” he said. “As an opposition player, it still gives me tingles.” “I can’t imagine what it will be like to run out there with Never Tear Us Apart blasting.” The sentiment echoes fellow recruit Tom Rockliff’s comments when he signed for the Power - the ex-Lion believes Port’s supporters are the most passionate in the league. Watts also said the opportunity to play under coach Ken Hinkley and alongside the club’s longest-serving AFL skipper, Travis Boak, made his decision to move to South Australia an easy one.

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“We picked up some really good players this year” STEVEN MOTLOP TEAM success and strong family ties to the club were the factors contributing to Steven Motlop’s decision to come to Port Adelaide in 2018 and beyond. Motlop nominated the Power as his destination of choice during the 2017 trade period, and the move was made official when Geelong opted not to match Port’s offer to lure the speedy forward to Alberton. “One of the reasons why I’m playing footy is because I want to win a premiership,” Motlop said.

“My brother Daniel lives in Adelaide and we have a business here.” “My cousin Marlon works at Port Adelaide as well.” “It’s not that I wasn’t happy at Geelong – I was very happy – but obviously I’m going to love being around my family.” Motlop will wear No. 6 for the Power this season, previously worn by the recently retired livewire forward Angus Monfries.

“We picked up some really good players this year to go with a great bunch already. “I think we are going to be able to contend this year, so my decision was based around that.” Motlop kicked 175 goals from his 135 appearances with the Cats since making his AFL debut in 2010, but the 26-yearold said the idea of being close to family in SA was too strong resist “Family is the most important thing to me, and if I’m happy off the field hopefully it’s going to make me play good footy,” he said.

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“I’ve finally been able to attack a pre-season like I want to” JACK TRENGOVE A “nothing to lose” mentality is driving former Demon Jack Trengove to embrace the AFL lifeline offered to him by Port Adelaide. Trengove signed with the Power as a delisted free agent, after playing 86 games with Melbourne across eight seasons and being delisted at the end of 2017. The 26-year-old had been hampered by foot injuries early in his career but has made an impression on coaches during his first pre-season at Alberton. “It’s been a bit of a whirlwind, this whole experience,” Trengove said. “I couldn’t be more excited and bullish about what’s ahead because I’ve finally been able to attack a pre-season like I want to and have no restrictions.” The former No. 2 draft pick said it had been a frustrating few years with injury, but he was optimistic about the future after playing consistent football in the last two years.

“It gives me a hell of a lot of confidence in my own body because after missing two years, you certainly have your doubts… you’re unsure of whether your body can cope.” The former Demons skipper – and youngest club captain in VFL/AFL history – said an open conversation with Port coach Ken Hinkley was crucial to the continuation of his career. “Ken was just upfront and honest…. he told me the situation and said the opportunity was there if I wanted it,” he said. “The chats that I’ve had with Ken have already instilled a lot of confidence in what’s possible.” Trengove was handed former Power speedster Matt White’s number 19 for the 2018 season.

“I haven’t missed a beat in the last two years, and I’ve played finals footy there [VFL] as well,” he said. “I played about 23 games a year for the last two years.

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“I can’t wait to get out there in Port colours” TRENT MCKENZIE TRENT MCKENZIE is excited to play under his former Suns coach Ken Hinkley once again after signing a one-year contract with the Power during the 2017 trade period. The delisted free agent was originally picked up as a 17-year-old access selection in the inaugural Gold Coast team, where Hinkley was an assistant coach from 2009-2012. McKenzie said the relationship he formed with Hinkley in his time at the Suns and the opportunity to reignite his career were important factors in his decision to relocate to Alberton. “I spoke to him pretty early on in the process and he was keen to get me across,” McKenzie said. “It was great to get to Port Adelaide and work with him again.

The raking left-footer has enjoyed the challenge of a demanding pre-season, and is excited for a potential move up the field in 2018. “It’s been great to get some running in to my legs so far – hopefully I can get up the ground a bit and deliver some nice kicks to the big fellas up forward this season,” he said. “Getting the respect of my new teammates and coaches is really important to me, hopefully I have been able to do that. “I can’t wait to get out there in Port colours.” McKenzie will wear No. 12 in 2018, previously worn by club stalwart and 2011 John Cahill Medallist Jackson Trengove.

“There were a few good pick-ups in the trade period - it’s a big club and I’m looking forward to playing in front of the fans.” The 25-year-old defender played 106 games and kicked 22 goals during his time with the Suns. He also played alongside big man Charlie Dixon at the Suns, and now shares a house with him in Adelaide.

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“I’m extremely excited for the year ahead” LINDSAY THOMAS LINDSAY THOMAS isn’t planning on making up the numbers at Port Adelaide this year and believes his best football is still good enough to be one of the premier small forwards in the AFL. The former Kangaroo joined Port Adelaide in 2017 through the Rookie Draft. While an inconsistent season kept him to nine AFL games at North Melbourne in 2017, he still showed glimpses of the impact he can have around the ground. And a fresh start with the Power will be key to reinvigorating his game, according to Thomas.

The 29-year-old says it was an emotional return to Alberton Oval for the first time in 11 years. “When I arrived for my first day I kind of had to pinch myself,” he said. “To walk on to the ground for the first time in over a decade, it brought back some good memories. “I probably had 30 seconds to myself to scope out the place again.” Thomas has been handed No. 48 for the 2018 season, previously worn by mercurial half-back flanker Nathan Krakouer.

“I had a pretty quiet year last year, it’s well documented, but if you look at my stats before then, I think they match up with some of the best small forwards in the competition,” he said. “I want to prove that I am still good enough at AFL level, and that starts with a committed pre-season at the Power. “The group have been fantastic since my move back home, and I’m extremely excited for the year ahead.” Thomas hails from Port Lincoln and played 38 junior games, 11 reserves games and six senior games for the Port Adelaide Magpies before being drafted by the Kangaroos.

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DRAFTEE PROFILES

DRAFTee PROFILES GEOFF PARKER - NATIONAL RECRUITING MANAGER A promising young ruckman, three young midfielders and a 23-year-old seeking a second chance in the AFL joined Port Adelaide in the 2017 National Draft. The Power chose ruckman Sam Hayes with its first pick, number 47; midfielders Kane Farrell, Jake Patmore and Joel Garner with picks 51, 58 and 60 respectively; and former Melbourne player Dom Barry with its final selection, 61. Sam Hayes is a dual All-Australian ruckman at Under-18 level. Like all young talls he’ll need time to develop

but his mobility and strength overhead also make him a promising option in the forward line. Kane Farrell is a medium-sized midfielder who possesses an elite left-foot kick and excites with his marking ability and line-breaking run. He was an outstanding performer in the Draft Combine’s agility and 20-metre sprint tests. Jake Patmore has similar attributes to Farrell – a line-breaker with great disposal by hand and foot. He improved his fitness dramatically across the 2017 season to earn promotion from

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the WAFL Colts to impress with Claremont’s reserves. Joel Garner is another who is composed with the ball in his hands and distributes it well on his preferred left foot. He captained Vic Metro to the 2017 NAB AFL Under-18 Championship, earning AllAustralian honours in the process. Dom Barry is a mature-aged draftee who’s earned a second chance at AFL level having played five games for the Demons in 2014. Barry caught the attention of recruiters playing with Glenelg in the SANFL in 2017.

KANE

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REP TEAMS: BENDIGO, VICTORIA COUNTRY

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SAM

HAYES 2017 AFL DRAFT - PICK NO. 47

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REP TEAMS: EASTERN RANGES, VICTORIA METRO

D.O.B - 9/06/1999

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REP TEAMS: EASTERN RANGES, VICTORIA METRO

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REP TEAMS: CLAREMONT, WESTERN AUSTRALIA

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DOM

BARRY 2017 AFL DRAFT - PICK NO. 61

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REP TEAMS: MELBOURNE

D.O.B - 7/03/1994

83kg 184cm 72kg 181cm 76kg 179cm PORT ADELAIDE FOOTBALL CLUB 2017

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2018 PlayING list

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2018 playING list NAME

NUMBER

D.O.B

HEIGHT

WEIGHT

CAREER GAMES

CAREER GOALS

AFL DEBUT Rd 12, 2007

Travis Boak (Captain)

1/8/88

184

221

142

Sam Powell-Pepper

8/1/98

187

Rd 1, 2017

Jake Neade

29/5/94

171

Rd 1, 2013

Paddy Ryder

14/3/88

197

210

146

Rd 1, 2006

Matthew Broadbent

1/8/90

189

161

Rd 16, 2009

Steven Motlop

12/3/91

185

135

175

Rd 2, 2010

Brad Ebert

2/4/90

188

213

110

Rd 2, 2008

Hamish Hartlett

14/8/90

183

148

Rd 4, 2009

Robbie Gray

30/3/88

183

178

258

Rd 10, 2007

Tom Rockliff

22/2/90

185

154

Rd 18, 2009

Trent McKenzie

3/4/92

190

106

Rd 2, 2011

Todd Marshall

10/8/98

198

Rd 22, 2017

Billy Frampton

20/11/96

200

Karl Amon

19/8/95

181

Rd 7, 2015

Ollie Wines

7/10/94

190

107

Rd 1, 2013

Yet to debut

Tom Clurey

23/3/94

193

Jimmy Toumpas

2/1/94

183

Rd 1, 2014 Rd 1, 2013

Jack Trengove

2/9/91

185

Rd 1, 2009

Chad Wingard

29/7/93

183

126

210

Rd 1, 2012

Jared Polec

12/10/92

187

Rd 3, 2011

Charlie Dixon

23/9/90

200

105

106

173

Rd 2, 2011

Jack Watts

26/3/91

196

153

143

Rd 11, 2009

Kane Farrell

17/3/99

182

Yet to debut

Sam Hayes

9/6/99

203

Yet to debut

Riley Bonner

7/3/97

191

Joel Garner

21/5/99

184

Rd 23, 2016 Yet to debut

Willem Drew

10/1/98

188

Jasper Pittard

1/4/91

186

115

Yet to debut Rd 1, 2011

Joe Atley

4/8/98

186

Rd 16, 2017

Aidyn Johnson

31/10/97

185

Rd 5, 2017

Dougal Howard

25/3/96

199

Rd 2, 2016

Darcy Byrne-Jones

20/9/95

180

Rd 3, 2016

Will Snelling

6/8/97

174

Rd 23, 2016

Jack Hombsch

7/3/93

194

Jake Patmore

29/1/99

181

Rd 10, 2013 Yet to debut

Peter Ladhams

14/1/98

203

Justin Westhoff

1/10/86

200

Yet to debut

Jarrod Lienert

5/8/98

193

Dom Barry

7/3/94

179

Tom Jonas

9/1/91

189

103

226

267

Rd 10, 2007 Yet to debut Rd 15, 2014 Rd 21,2011

Dan Houston

12/5/97

187

Cameron Hewett

26/2/97

189

Rd 1, 2017

Emmanuel Irra

25/3/94

183

Sam Gray

1/2/92

176

Rd 4, 2014

Lindsay Thomas

29/2/88

180

205

325

Rd 1, 2007

Yet to debut Yet to debut

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ITALIAN NIGHT BEST & FAIREST DINNER WITH THE PLAYERS

FRI 13TH FRI 14TH

SEPTEMBER

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APRIL

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