2018 Inside Carlton Season Guide

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2018 AFL SEASON GUIDE CARLTON FOOTBALL CLUB MEET THE NEW RECRUITS 2018 PLAYER PROFILES AFL AND AFLW TEAM POSTERS

CONTENTS

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From the AFL Coach

24 26 29 30 31

Mooloolaba Training Camp

Meet the New Recruits

Coaching Structure

Tasmania Training Camp

Community Camp

Leadership Group

AFL Playing List

From the President and CEO

Player Profiles

56 57 60 65

From the VFL Coach

2018 VFL Fixture

Coterie Groups

Book of Records

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Editor

Art Direction and Creative Lead

D esign Contributors

Content Contributors

Photography

Media Manager Alexandra Stewart

Senior Designer Vittoria Anzelmi

Brand and Marketing Manager Alex Bianchini-Kometer Graphic Designers Mitchell Thompson David Capriotti Darcy Vescio

Vanessa Gigliotti Danielle Balales Julian Trantino Tony De Bolfo Cristian Filippo Luca Gonano

AFL Media Carlton Media Jonathan Di Maggio Graeme Furlong

FROM THE AFL

Coach Brendon Bolton

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As our playing group has been put through its paces in gruelling summer conditions over the past few months, it’s hard to believe we’re now facing the eve of the 2018 season.

We’ve travelled far and wide this pre-season, visiting our interstate Bluebaggers with training camps to the Sunshine Coast and Tasmania, and training sessions across Melbourne as our hallowed turf at Ikon Park underwent needed resurfacing.

Excitingly, we now head into the third year of our program, and from a football perspective it’s no secret we’ve made substantial changes to our list in that time. Forty-two players to put an exact figure on it.

Change was required. You, our members, demanded that we took no shortcuts when we set

out on this collective path two years ago.

Now, we need stability.

We’ve identified exciting young talent over the past few years, have welcomed a handful of experienced players and continued to be uncompromising with our playing group to drive standards and habits both on and off the field.

Throughout the off-season, we were delighted to welcome a number of new players to Ikon Park, including Matthew Kennedy, Darcy Lang, Aaron Mullett, Matthew Lobbe, Cillian McDaid, Cam O’Shea, Matthew Shaw as well as draftees Paddy Dow, Lochie O’Brien, Tom De Koning, Angus Schumacher and Jarrod Garlett.

We were also thrilled to secure the services of Cameron Bruce from

Hawthorn as our Senior Assistant Coach as well as David Teague from Adelaide. Brent Stanton and Jason Davenport join our ranks in the development program, while Dale Amos, Tim Clarke, Shane Watson and Josh Fraser will pleasingly continue in their roles. We were also rapt to promote John Barker to the role of Head of Strategy and High Performance and collectively, this coaching panel will ensure our football department continues to drive uncompromising standards in our program.

Marc Murphy will continue to steer our group this year, having led excellently on and off the field in 2017 - you just have to look at his John Nicholls Medal at the age of 30 to see his passion to take the group to where we all want to be.

While it was an emotional time for our football club when

Sam Docherty went down with an ACL early in our pre-season campaign, we quickly reminded the group that his injury would be an opportunity for our players to step up this season in his absence. Look for players like Aaron Mullett, Tom Williamson, Cam O’Shea, Ciaran Byrne and Caleb Marchbank, who will need to absorb some of that responsibility and will be eager to make the most of that opportunity down back this year.

Heading into the third year, we are committed to maintaining our defensive pressure in being a hard team to play against, but we now start to add the offensive layers to our game style. We are setting out to build stability amongst our playing group. With that naturally comes chemistry and synergy on field.

Rest assured, our group is hungry, driven and incredibly determined. They are demanding of themselves, us as coaches, and most importantly of each other.

We will not put a ceiling on what we can achieve this year.

People are the fabric of our great club. You, our members, are the lifeblood of our club.

Stay with us. Our club needs our members and we need your continued support.

We are an exciting team on the rise and we can’t wait to see you pack the stands at our games in 2018. Bring on Round 1.

Senior Coach

Brendon Bolton Member no. 38949490

Go Blues!

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MEET THE NEW

Recruits

The latest crop of Baby Blues have arrived.

And it’s two Geelong Grammar classmates, both top ten draft picks, who headline the new players set to pull on the Old Dark Navy Blue guernsey in 2018.

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I n another year of significant list changes, the Blues welcomed 12 new players to the fold, with a string of exciting youngsters and experienced talent recruited via both the national and rookie drafts, as well as the off-season trade period.

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A total of five new players arrived at Ikon Park through the 2017 NAB AFL National Draft including top ten draft picks Paddy Dow and Lochie O’Brien, as well as Tom De Koning, Angus Schumacher and Jarrod Garlett.

Dow, a pacy midfielder, was taken with the Blues’ No.3 selection while speedy left footer O’Brien was selected with pick No.10, rounding out the Blues’ ambition to draft two impressive young midfielders with their top two selections.

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Both Dow and O’Brien will take the Club’s #2 and #4 guernseys respectively, while fellow draftees Tom De Koning (Pick 30), Angus Schumacher (Pick 70) and Jarrod Garlett (Pick 78) will wear the #12, #19 and #21 guernseys.

After 19 senior games for Greater Western Sydney, Matthew Kennedy will be a welcome addition to the Blues’ midfield in 2018, arriving at Ikon Park via the recent trade period, and will pull on the #7 jumper. Former Cat Darcy Lang will add experience after 44 games for Geelong and will run out in the #16 guernsey in 2018.

The Blues also secured the services of both Aaron Mullett (#18) and Matthew Lobbe (#27) from North Melbourne and Port Adelaide respectively, and will add important senior experience to Carlton’s line up in 2018.

Irishman Cillian McDaid, who will wear #45 guernsey, was recruited as an International Rookie, joining countryman Ciaran Byrne on the Blues’ list.

To round out the 2018 playing group, the Club added Cameron O’Shea and Matt Shaw via the pre-season and rookie drafts. O’Shea, who played 81 games for Port Adelaide, was a familiar face for Blues supporters after claiming best and fairest honours in the Northern Blues side for 2017, and will wear the #24 jumper. Shaw arrives at Ikon Park in the #37 guernsey after 102 games for the Gold Coast Suns, with the hard-running wingman known for his ability to break the lines and take the game on.

Lochie O’Brien

12 DeTomKoning Angus 19 Schumacher

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Draft

Paddy Dow

Draft history

Jarrod 21 Garlett

Paddy Dow #2 2017 NAB AFL Draft 1st round selection (Carlton) No.3 overall.

Lochie O’Brien #4 2017 NAB AFL Draft 1st round selection (Carlton) No.10 overall.

Tom De Koning #12 2017 NAB AFL Draft 2nd round selection (Carlton) No.30 overall.

Angus Schumacher #19 2017 NAB AFL Draft (Carlton) No.70 overall.

Jarrod Garlett #21 2017 NAB AFL Draft (Carlton) No.78 overall.

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Trade 18

Darcy 16 Lang

Aaron Mullett

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Cillian 45 McDaid

Matt 37 Shaw

Cam 24 O’Shea

Cam O’Shea #24 2010 NAB AFL Draft 3rd round selection pick No. 52 overall (Port Adelaide); 2017 AFL Pre-season draft.

Matthew Kennedy #7 2015 NAB AFL Draft 1st round selection (GWS Giants) No.13 overall. Traded to Carlton in exchange for pick 28.

Matthew Lobbe #27 2007 NAB AFL Draft 1st round selection (Port Adelaide) No.16 overall; traded by Port Adelaide in exchange for pick 95.

Darcy Lang #16 2013 NAB AFL Draft 1st round selection No. 16 overall (Geelong); traded to Carlton for pick No.58 and a swap of future fourth-round picks.

Matt Shaw #37 2010 17-year-old access selection (Gold Coast); 2017 NAB AFL Rookie Draft pick No.3 overall.

Aaron Mullett #18 2011 rookie draft selection (North Melbourne) No.32; 2012 NAB AFL Draft rookie elevation (North Melbourne) selection No. 91.

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Matthew Lobbe

Matthew Kennedy

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Cillian McDaid #45 2017 recruited as an International Rookie.

Head of Development (Defenders)

Shane Watson

Development + VFL Coach (Stoppages)

Josh Fraser

Development Coach (Forwards) 14

Jason Davenport

Coaching Structure 2018 Season Guide

Assistant Coach (Forwards)

David Teague Assistant Coach (Midfield)

Tim Clarke

Senior Coach 2018 AFL

Coaching Structure

Brendon B

Part-Time Goal Kicking + Ruck Coach

Sav Rocca

Head of Strategy + High Performance

John Barker

Senior Assistant Coach (Defenders)

Cameron Bruce

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Assistant Coach (Stoppages)

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Dale Amos Development Coach (Midfield)

Brent Stanton

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Bolton It was back in November that the Carlton Football Club finalised its AFL coaching structure for 2018, on the eve of Brendon Bolton’s third year as Senior Coach.

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2018 AFL

Head of Strategy and High Performance, in driving the principles of the Club’s high performance department.

I n line with Bolton’s continual approach to developing his staff, John Barker was elevated to the football role of

Complementing both Bolton and Barker were two new additions.

Senior Assistant Coach (Defenders) Cameron Bruce has been delegated backline duties as well as overseeing training strategy and structure, while former Carlton

player David Teague, who returns to Ikon Park after a recent stint working with Adelaide’s powerful forward line, will oversee the machinations of the Blues’ forwards as an Assistant Coach.

Dale Amos, after two years of leading the Club’s impressive backline, takes on the role of Assistant Coach (Stoppages) while Assistant Coach Tim Clarke

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will continue to work with the Blues’ midfield.

part-time role as Goal Kicking and Ruck Coach.

Shane Watson, takes on the newly created role of Head of Development (Defenders), working closely with the Blues’ academy and young backmen, while Development and VFL Coach Josh Fraser prepares for his third season in that capacity, and Sav Rocca resumes in his

Those aforementioned appointments came with the departures of Neil Craig, Andrew Walker and Mathew Capuano in 2017.

Carlton has further built on its coaching department with the inclusion of Brent Stanton and Jason Davenport as Midfield and

Forward Development Coaches respectively. Stanton had only just hung up the boots after 255 senior matches through 14 seasons with Essendon, while Davenport, a former Geelong and Port Adelaide player, recently completed his coaching tenure with North Shore, rounding out the Club’s improved development program structure in 2018.

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Lachie Plowman Matthew Kreuzer

Kade Simpson

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Joint Vice-Captain

Patrick Cripps

Joint Vice-Captain

Sam Docherty Captain

Marc Murphy

2018

Leadership Group Reigning best and fairest winner Marc Murphy will once again skipper the Blues in 2018, after being unanimously endorsed by his peers.

Having been appointed captain in 2013, this will be ‘Murph’s’ sixth straight year leading the Old Dark Navy Blues, putting him in esteemed company.

Leaders Sam Docherty and Patrick Cripps will stand alongside Murph as joint vice-captains, with beloved veteran Kade Simpson handing over the reins to his younger teammates.

Ed Curnow Alex Silvagni

In a bolstered eight-man group, experienced trio Matthew Kreuzer, Alex Silvagni and Ed Curnow, as well as rising defender Lachie Plowman round out the Blues’ on-field leadership group for 2018 after being recognised by their teammates.

As he approaches his 250th game for the Blues, Murphy said it was an honour to lead the side again this season.

“ We elect new leaders every year and I’m honoured that the players want me to continue to be their captain, and so do the coaches and staff. “ ‘Crippa’ (Patrick Cripps) and ‘Doc’ (Sam Docherty) will make great vice-captains and they should feel really confident about the people at the footy club believing in their growth as leaders too.”

Senior coach Brendon Bolton praised Murphy’s leadership abilities and his commitment to living by the Club’s values.

“ Marc has been superb for us and it is a credit to him that he will continue in the role for a sixth straight season,” Bolton said. “ He lives to the Club values and behaviours, and not only is he coming off the back of arguably a career-best season, he is totally invested in our players and what we’re trying to achieve as a group.”

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The 30-year-old will become one of the Club’s longest-serving consecutive captains, only sitting behind Stephen Kernahan, John Nicholls, Ken Hands and Ern Henfry.

“ Being named captain is such a privilege and I’m very proud to hold this role,” Murphy said.

FROM THE

President and CEO President

Mark LoGiudice 22

Member no. 12010170

From the President and CEO 2018 Season Guide

Firstly, we would like thank you, our members, for your loyalty and commitment to the Carlton Football Club in season 2018.

We are optimistic about the year ahead following a solid pre-season that has seen significant growth and development both on and off the field.

Under senior coach Brendon Bolton, our players have never been more determined. There will be challenges, but we will not put a ceiling on what can be achieved this year. We understand this exciting playing group needs to continue to build and grow together and we will not be taking any shortcuts to achieve this.

We continue to invest in our elite training facilities with the completion of the resurface of Ikon Park.

The Ikon Park Masterplan will continue to evolve as the premier stadium for AFLW in Victoria.

The Masterplan will consolidate the expansion of

our elite training facilities for our teams and will also support the increase in demand for facilities to service the wider community who are connected to our game.

We continue to invest in our Community Education Programs, including Carlton Respects, an initiative that focuses on the area of gender equality and the prevention of family violence. We remain committed to building Carlton Respects as the benchmark for best practice in this field, as well as generating positive social impact.

Our membership continues to rise and currently sits at over 45,210* (an increase of 3,082 on this time last year). We continue to recognise and appreciate that every contribution made by a supporter is important. Clubs are only as strong as the people they have supporting them and we fully intend on harnessing the power of our supporter base.

CEO

Cain Liddle Member no. 2149950

Our Carlton IN Business network goes from strength to strength, and as the AFL’s biggest network for connecting corporate Australia, we continue to have valued support from our wide ranging corporate groups including the Inner Blue, Navy League, Spirit of Carlton, The Carltonians, Coach’s Club and Young Carlton Professionals.

We would like to take this opportunity to thank club directors for their mutual commitment and

shared vision in the future of our football club.

We’d particularly like to acknowledge Zac Fried, who will retire from his position on the Board at the conclusion of the season. Zac has been a board member for 12 years and we thank him for his invaluable contribution to this football club during his tenure.

This football club is heading in the right direction and we will continue to be unwavering in our pursuit of success. There is a very real sense of excitement as we head into this season and we encourage you to get along to the games and support the team.

See you at the football.

Go Blues! *Correct at the time of print.

From the President and CEO carltonfc.com.au

We would also like to extend our appreciation for the support of our long term global commercial partners, Hyundai and Virgin Australia, who have highlighted their great confidence in the Carlton brand, with a five-year commitment as co-major partners through to 2022. We would also like to acknowledge our partnerships with La Trobe University, Ikon Services, Carlton and United Breweries, OnTime Group as well as Uber and Uber Eats.

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Late

Dec 2017

MOOLOOLABA

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Training Camp Entrenched in their assault on the 2018 campaign, the Blues headed to the Sunshine Coast in late December for the annual week-long pre-season training camp.

Under strong heat conditions in Mooloolaba and surrounds, the playing group was tested for the full week in the gruelling hot weather as a heavy training block before the Christmas break.

Intense training sessions at Maroochydore Multi Sports Complex were complemented with beach recovery sessions at the Mooloolaba Foreshore, mixed with team bonding activities including an ‘Amazing Race’ around the local township.

Joining in the festive spirit, and in a surprise for the Queensland supporters who watched on at the Blues’ open training session, captain Marc Murphy and coach Brendon Bolton distributed hundreds of Christmas presents to the youngest little Bluebaggers watching on.

Carlton forward Matthew Wright said the pre-season training camp strengthened the relationships of the playing group. “ It’s good to get away as a group; we were living and breathing together and eating every meal together so it was good fun,” Wright said. “ When you’re in Melbourne you train and a few of the blokes go out and get a feed together but (on a camp) you’re sort of forced to spend time together, which is a good thing for us at the minute. “ You find out a bit about blokes off-field and that sort of translates into game day I think (too).

“ The heat I’m not too keen on but that’s why we (were) up there.

We were up there for a bit of a change and it’s good to sort of acclimatise yourself to those conditions.”

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Feb 2018

Early

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Tasmania Training Camp 2018 Season Guide

From a non-stop 10km ride to the pinnacle of Mount Wellington, to skills sessions at Kingborough Twin Ovals and boat rides to Bruny Island, the Blues made the most of their five-day pre-season camp in Tasmania.

Travelling to the senior coach’s home state in February,

players and coaches had to work together to complete gruelling challenges, as they pushed themselves to the limit.

The trip to the Apple Isle was the second pre-season camp the Blues completed, after travelling to Mooloolaba on the Sunshine Coast in December.

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Tasmania Training Camp

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COMMUNITY

Camp Tue

20 Feb There wasn’t a spare seat on the ‘Bound By Blue’ bus when it set off on this year’s AFL Community Camp.

more than eight local primary schools and four junior footy clubs.

Packed with Carlton’s AFL team, players travelled to a number of metro and regional centres in Victoria, including the Yarra Ranges (Warburton and Yarra Junction), as well as Darebin, Banyule, Whittlesea and Nillumbik.

Breaking up into groups, the players also paid visits to Gawler Cancer Retreat, the Yarra Junction Bowls Club and Worawa College in Healesville.

The two-day camp, which kicked off on Tuesday 20 February, saw the Blues take skill sessions at

Every year more than 750 players across the competition immerse themselves in regional communities, holding school clinics and visiting local clubs to strengthen grassroots football.

AFL Playing List 1 Jack Silvagni 2 Paddy Dow 3 Marc Murphy Captain 4 Lochie O’Brien 5 Sam Petrevski-Seton 6 Kade Simpson 7 Matthew Kennedy 8 Matthew Kreuzer 9 Patrick Cripps Joint Vice-Captain 10 Harry McKay

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11 Sam Kerridge 12 Tom De Koning 13 Jed Lamb 14 Liam Jones 15 Sam Docherty Joint Vice-Captain 16 Darcy Lang 17 Sam Rowe 18 Aaron Mullett 19 Angus Schumacher 20 Lachie Plowman 21 Jarrod Garlett

22 Caleb Marchbank 23 Jacob Weitering 24 Cam O’Shea 25 Zac Fisher 26 Harrison Macreadie 27 Matthew Lobbe 28 David Cuningham 29 Cameron Polson 30 Charlie Curnow 31 Tom Williamson 32 Nick Graham 33 Jarrod Pickett

34 Andrew Phillips 35 Edward Curnow 36 Patrick Kerr 37 Matthew Shaw 38 Ciaran Byrne 39 Dale Thomas 40 Jesse Glass-McCasker 41 Levi Casboult 42 Kym Lebois 44 Alex Silvagni 45 Cillian McDaid 46 Matthew Wright

Playing List 2018 Season Guide

1 | Jack Silvagni PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS

RECRUITED FROM

Oakleigh Chargers

D.O.B

17 December 1997 HEIGHT WEIGHT

191cm 81kg

Billy Dick 1914 Frank Anderson 1938 Ken Hands 1945 + 1947 Sergio Silvagni 1968 + 1970

Greg Wells 1981 Stephen Silvagni

CARLTON DEBUT

Round 15, 2016 v Collingwood

1987 +1995

CARLTON CARLTON GAMES GOALS

2 | Paddy Dow GUERNSEY 2, 100 GAMES

RECRUITED FROM

184cm 80kg

Percy Daykin Don McIntyre John Nicholls Greg Williams Jordan Russell

CARLTON DEBUT

PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS

Bendigo Pioneers

D.O.B

16 October 1999 HEIGHT WEIGHT

-

CARLTON CARLTON GAMES GOALS

- -

28 26

CARLTON PLAYER NO.

1968, 1970 + 1972

-

CARLTON PLAYER NO.

DRAFT HISTORY

2017 NAB AFL Draft 1st selection No. 3 overall

DRAFT HISTORY

2015 NAB AFL Draft 3rd round selection, No. 53 overall (F/S)

Warren Jones 1982 Greg Williams 1995

PLAYER HONOURS

NAB AFL Rising Star Nominee 2017 GUERNSEY 1, 100 GAMES

Fred ‘Pompey’ Elliot Billy Dick Horrie Clover Frank Anderson Ken Hands Sergio Silvagni Stephen Silvagni Andrew Walker SPONSORS PLATINUM Zagame Group

SPONSORS GOLD marquee Zonta Group

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1176

Ted Brown 1914 Percy Daykin 1915 Don McIntyre 1938 John Nicholls

CAPTAIN

3 | Marc Murphy

4 | Lochie O’Brien

RECRUITED FROM

RECRUITED FROM

236 168

J ohn Nicholls Medal runner-up 2015, 2014, 2009, 2008 + third in 2010 International Rules Series 2008 Carlton pre-season premiership player 2007 NAB AFL Rising Star Nominee 2006 AFLPA Best First Year Player 2006 Carlton Best First Year Player 2006

CARLTON PLAYER NO.

GUERNSEY 3, 100 GAMES

Beverly Hills/ Oakleigh U18 D.O.B

19 July 1987 HEIGHT WEIGHT

180cm 80kg CARLTON DEBUT

Round 1, 2006 v Melbourne

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CARLTON CARLTON GAMES GOALS

Player Profiles 2018 Season Guide

1091

DRAFT HISTORY

2005 NAB AFL Draft priority selection No. 1 overall PLAYER HONOURS

J ohn Nicholls Medal 2017 Hyundai MVP Award 2017 Carlton captain 2013-present

Crowl McDonald Medal 2015 John Nicholls Medal 2011 AFLCA Player of the Year 2011 All Australian 2011

Norman Clark George Bruce Andy McDonald Jack Bennett Kevin Hall Mike Fitzpatrick Marc Murphy

D.O.B

18 September 1999 HEIGHT WEIGHT

184cm 78kg

PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS

CARLTON DEBUT

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CARLTON CARLTON GAMES GOALS

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CARLTON PLAYER NO.

-

Viv Valentine Brian Buckley Stephen Kernahan Bryce Gibbs Viv Valentine 1915 Ken Baxter 1938 Alec Way 1945 Peter Bosustow 1981 + 1982

Stephen Kernahan 1987 + 1995

DRAFT HISTORY

2017 NAB AFL Draft 1st round selection No. 10 overall

PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS

Percy Daykin 1914 Andy McDonald 1915 Jack Bennett 1945 + 1947 Kevin Hall 1968, 1970 + 1972

Mike Fitzpatrick 1979, 1981 + 1982

Richard Dennis 1987

SPONSORS PLATINUM The Lincoln Family

GUERNSEY 4, 100 GAMES

Bendigo Pioneers

SPONSORS GOLD marquee Wilson Property

SILVER marquee Vince at Espresso Vivo

PLATINUM -

GOLD SILVER Ryan Commercial TalkingCarlton Lawyers

5 | Sam Petrevski-Seton

6 | Kade Simpson

RECRUITED FROM

RECRUITED FROM

Carlton vice-captain

D.O.B

J ohn Nicholls Medal 2013 Inner Blue Ruthless Award 2013 Pre-season premiership player

DRAFT HISTORY

Claremont

2016 AFL Draft 1st round selection No. 6 overall

D.O.B

19 February 1998 HEIGHT WEIGHT

180cm 74kg CARLTON DEBUT

Round 1, 2017 v Richmond CARLTON CARLTON GAMES GOALS

20 10

CARLTON PLAYER NO.

1180

PLAYER HONOURS

Carlton Best First Year Player 2017 NAB AFL Rising Star Nominee 2017 GUERNSEY 5, 100 GAMES

Emerald/Eastern U18 5 May 1984 HEIGHT WEIGHT

181cm 76kg CARLTON DEBUT

2005 + 2007

Round 11, 2003 v Geelong

Harry Haughton Syd Jackson Ken Sheldon Andrew McKay Chris Judd

CARLTON CARLTON GAMES GOALS

PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS

2002 AFL Draft 4th round selection No. 45 overall

1914 +1915

Brighton Diggins 1938 Lance Collins 1945 George Bailey 1947 Syd Jackson 1970 + 1972 Ken Sheldon 1979, 1981 + 1982

Andrew McKay 1995

131

2003

CARLTON PLAYER NO.

PLATINUM DC’s Mates

DRAFT HISTORY

PLAYER HONOURS

All-Australian squad 2016 John Nicholls Medal runner-up 2016 The Carltonians High Achiever Award 2016 Spirit of Carlton Award 2016

Fred Gilby Bob Chitty Garry Crane Jon Dorotich Kade Simpson

PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS

Bob Chitty 1938 + 1945 Ern Henfry 1947 Garry Crane 1968, 1970 + 1972

Mario Bortolotto 1981 + 1982

Jon Dorotich 1987 Matt Clape 1995

SPONSORS GOLD marquee 1215 Capital Pty Ltd Factor Family

SILVER marquee Paladino’s Pizza + Pasta

PLATINUM Leverage Sales Coaching

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GUERNSEY 6, 100 GAMES

1066

I nner Blue Ruthless Award 2016 Women of Carlton Player Ambassador Award 2015 John Nicholls Medal Third-place 2014 SPONSORS

International Rules Series 2006, 2008 + 2010 Jim Stynes Medal 2008 AFL Rising Star Nominee

GOLD marquee The Carltonians

SILVER marquee S.A.+R Tactor Builders

Player Profiles carltonfc.com.au

Harry Haughton

286

2013, 2016 + 2017

7 | Matthew Kennedy

8 | Matthew Kreuzer

RECRUITED FROM

AFL DEBUT

RECRUITED FROM

D.O.B

AFL AFL GAMES GOALS

D.O.B

Collingullie-Glenfield Park/ GWS Giants 6 April 1997 HEIGHT WEIGHT

188cm 89kg

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Round 13, 2016 v Essendon 19 7 DRAFT HISTORY

CARLTON DEBUT

-

2015 NAB AFL Draft 1st round selection No. 13 overall

CARLTON CARLTON GAMES GOALS

PLAYER HONOURS GUERNSEY 7, 100 GAMES

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CARLTON PLAYER NO.

-

Player Profiles 2018 Season Guide

Charlie Fisher Joe Kelly Wayne Johnson Brett Ratten

St Mary’s/ Northern Knights U18 13 May 1989 200cm 101kg CARLTON DEBUT

Round 3, 2008 v Essendon

1112

PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS

Steve Leehane 1914 Ernie Jamieson 1915 Jack Carney 1938 Herb Turner 1945 + 1947 Ted Hopkins 1970 Andy Lukas 1972 Wayne Johnson

2017

Inner Blue Ruthless Award 2017 Carlton Best First Year Player 2008 AFL NAB Rising Star Nominee 2008 Trevor Keogh Wayne Blackwell Lance Whitnall Matthew Kreuzer

PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS

Andy McDonald 1914 Fred Fitzgibbon 1947 Dennis Munari 1968 Trevor Keogh 1972 + 1979 Ross Ditchburn 1982

Brett Ratten 1995

PLATINUM -

Spirit of Carlton Award

GUERNSEY 8, 100 GAMES

1979, 1981, 1982 + 1987

SPONSORS

All Australian Squad 2017 John Nicholls Medal Third-place 2017 The Carltonians Award 2017

CARLTON CARLTON GAMES GOALS CARLTON PLAYER NO.

2007 NAB AFL Draft priority selection No.1 overall PLAYER HONOURS

HEIGHT WEIGHT

161 84

DRAFT HISTORY

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PLATINUM Really Clever Marketing

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9 | Patrick Cripps

10 | Harry McKay

RECRUITED FROM

RECRUITED FROM

195cm 93kg

Chris Judd Development Academy Award 2015 Hyundai MVP Award 2015 Blues Coterie Most Improved Player 2015 Inner Blue Ruthless Award 2015

CARLTON DEBUT

GUERNSEY 9, 100 GAMES

Round 18, 2017 v Brisbane

Northampton/ East Fremantle D.O.B

18 March 1995 HEIGHT WEIGHT

Round 4, 2014 v Melbourne CARLTON CARLTON GAMES GOALS

59 23

CARLTON PLAYER NO.

Eric Huxtable Jack Mills Berkley Cox Ken Hunter Adrian Hickmott Ted Brown 1915 Ken Hunter

DRAFT HISTORY

2013 NAB AFL Draft 1st round selection No. 13 overall

1981, 1982 + 1987

24 December 1997 HEIGHT WEIGHT

200cm 95kg CARLTON DEBUT

CARLTON CARLTON GAMES GOALS

2 3

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CARLTON PLAYER NO.

1188

DRAFT HISTORY

2015 NAB AFL Draft 1st round selection No. 10 overall GUERNSEY 10, 100 GAMES

Paddy O’Brien Jim Francis Fred Stafford John James Adrian Gallagher

PLAYER HONOURS

AFLPA’s 22Under22 Squad 2017 John Nicholls Medal Third-place 2016 Hyundai MVP Award 2016 AFLPA’s 22Under22 Team 2016 John Nicholls Medal 2015 AFL Rising Star runner-up 2015 AFLPA’s 22Under22 Team 2015

PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS

Paddy O’Brien 1914 + 1915 Jim Francis 1938 Clinton Wines 1945 Fred Stafford 1947 Adrian Gallagher 1968, 1970 + 1972

SPONSORS PLATINUM Vivienne Kerr

D.O.B

Player Profiles carltonfc.com.au

PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS

1151

Gippsland Power

SPONSORS GOLD marquee John + Shirley MacCuspie

SILVER marquee Brougham Street Supermarket

PLATINUM Christian Guerra

GOLD marquee Aluline + Canko Family

SILVER marquee Smash Enterprises

11 | Sam Kerridge

12 | Tom De Koning

RECRUITED FROM

RECRUITED FROM

GUERNSEY 11, 100 GAMES

Bendigo Pioneers/ Adelaide Crows D.O.B

26 April 1993 HEIGHT WEIGHT

187cm 87kg CARLTON DEBUT

PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS

Round 1, 2016 v Richmond

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Rod McGregor Jack Hale Laurie Kerr John Goold Bruce Doull Earl Spalding

CARLTON CARLTON GAMES GOALS

32 8

Player Profiles 2018 Season Guide

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1945 + 1947

201cm 92kg CARLTON DEBUT

Bill Bennett 1968 Barry Armstrong 1972 + 1979

-

DRAFT HISTORY

Adrian Gleeson 1987

- -

CARLTON PLAYER NO.

-

2017 NAB AFL Draft 2nd round selection No. 30 overall GUERNSEY 12, 100 GAMES

Creswell ‘Mick’ Crisp Doug Williams Barry Armstrong Adrian Gleeson Matthew Lappin

AFL AFL GAMES GOALS

59 31 23 ADE

DRAFT HISTORY

2011 NAB AFL Draft priority pick No. 27 overall; 2015 traded from Adelaide to Carlton together with pick 28 in exchange for Troy Menzel

SPONSORS PLATINUM Vivienne Kerr

HEIGHT WEIGHT

16 July 1999

Earl Spalding 1995

Round 3, 2012 v Hawthorn

27 ADE

D.O.B

CARLTON CARLTON GAMES GOALS

AFL DEBUT

PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS

George Challis 1915 Creswell ‘Mick’ Crisp 1938 Doug Williams

Rod McGregor 1915 Jack Hale 1938 John Goold 1968 + 1970 Bruce Doull 1972, 1979, 1981 + 1982

CARLTON PLAYER NO.

Dandenong Stingrays

SPONSORS GOLD marquee Lanyon Family

SILVER marquee Ristorante Da Angelo + Bruce Nibbs

PLATINUM -

GOLD Lou Sticca

SILVER CFC Cheer Squad

13 | Jed Lamb

14 | Liam Jones

RECRUITED FROM

RECRUITED FROM

Yarram/Gippsland U18/ Sydney/GWS D.O.B

19 October 1992 HEIGHT WEIGHT

181cm 83kg CARLTON DEBUT

Round 1, 2016 v Richmond CARLTON CARLTON GAMES GOALS

26 19

CARLTON PLAYER NO. AFL DEBUT

Round 6, 2013 v Brisbane

48 36

North Hobart/ Scotch College/ Western Bulldogs

DRAFT HISTORY

D.O.B

12 SYD 10 GWS

9 SYD 8 GWS

2010 NAB AFL Draft 1st round selection (Sydney) No. 21 overall; 2014 AFL Pre-season Draft 1st round selection (GWS) No. 1 overall; 2015 traded from GWS GUERNSEY 13, 100 GAMES

Vin Gardiner Jack Howell Graham Donaldson Mil Hanna

PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS

Vin Gardiner 1915 Jack Howell 1947 Bert Thornley 1970 Phil Maylin 1981 + 1982 Mil Hanna 1995

GUERNSEY 14, 100 GAMES

24 February 1991 HEIGHT WEIGHT

198cm 98kg CARLTON DEBUT

Round 1, 2015 v Richmond CARLTON CARLTON GAMES GOALS

Rod McLean Vin English Bob Crowe Rod Ashman Michael Sexton

PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS

Athol Sharpe 1915 Rod McLean 1938 + 1945 Rod Ashman 1981 + 1982 Michael Sexton 1995

37

29 16

CARLTON PLAYER NO.

Player Profiles carltonfc.com.au

1168

AFL AFL GAMES GOALS

1158

AFL DEBUT

Round 18, 2010 v North Melbourne AFL AFL GAMES GOALS

95

66 WB

84

68 WB

DRAFT HISTORY

2008 NAB AFL Draft 2nd round selection (Western Bulldogs) No. 32 overall; 2014 traded from Western Bulldogs for pick No. 46 (Caleb Daniel)

SPONSORS PLATINUM -

SPONSORS GOLD Dennis Miller

SILVER David Bolton

PLATINUM -

GOLD Geelong Fencing Supplies

SILVER Phillip Riggio

15 | Sam Docherty

16 | Darcy Lang

RECRUITED FROM

RECRUITED FROM

PLAYER HONOURS

D.O.B

GUERNSEY 16, 100 GAMES

PLAYER HONOURS

Gippsland Power/ Brisbane Lions D.O.B

17 October 1993 HEIGHT WEIGHT

187cm 87kg CARLTON DEBUT

Round 7, 2014 v Collingwood

38

CARLTON CARLTON GAMES GOALS

79 13

CARLTON PLAYER NO.

Player Profiles 2018 Season Guide

1152

AFL DEBUT

Round 4, 2013 v North Melbourne AFL AFL GAMES GOALS

92 14 13 BRIS

1 BRIS

DRAFT HISTORY

2011 NAB AFL Draft 1st round selection No. 12 overall (Brisbane Lions); 2013 traded by Brisbane for pick No. 33 (Tom Cutler)

All Australian 2017 John Nicholls Medal runner-up 2017 Hyundai MVP Award 2017 John Nicholls Medal 2016 All Australian squad 2016 AFLPA’s 22Under22 Team 2016 Blues Coterie Most Improved Player Award 2016

HEIGHT WEIGHT

183cm 82kg CARLTON DEBUT

-

CARLTON CARLTON GAMES GOALS

- -

CARLTON PLAYER NO.

GUERNSEY 15, 100 GAMES

AFL DEBUT

Jim Marchbank Ernie Jamieson Maurie ‘Mocha’ Johnson Vin Brown Bruce Comben Phil Pinnell PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS

Ernie Jamieson 1914 Charlie Fisher 1915 Vin Brown 1945 + 1947 Phil Pinnell 1970 Val Perovic 1981 + 1982

AFL NAB Rising Star Nominee 2015

21 November 1995

AFLPA’s 22Under22 Squad 2015

SPONSORS PLATINUM Banner Asset Management + Turner Family

Geelong Falcons/ Geelong Cats

Billy Payne Charlie Hammond Jim Mooring Maurie Sankey Jim Buckley Scott Camporeale

PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS

Charlie Hammond 1915 Jim Mooring 1945 Brian Kekovich 1968 Jim Buckley

-

Round 13, 2014 v St Kilda

1979, 1981 + 1982

Scott Camporeale 1995

AFL AFL GAMES GOALS

44 31 44 GEE

31 GEE

DRAFT HISTORY

2013 NAB AFL Draft 1st round selection No. 16 overall (Geelong); traded to Carlton for pick No.58 and a swap of future fourth-round picks

SPONSORS GOLD marquee SILVER marquee Megan Goldspink Armada +Shirley Hospitality MacCuspie

PLATINUM -

GOLD -

SILVER Simon Crawford

17 | Sam Rowe

18 | Aaron Mullett

RECRUITED FROM

RECRUITED FROM

AFL DEBUT

D.O.B

23 February 1992

AFL AFL GAMES GOALS

HEIGHT WEIGHT

85 NM

PLAYER HONOURS

Murray U18/ Sydney Rookie List/ Norwood (SA)

DI-Count Award, Recognising One-Percenters 2014 Blues Coterie Most Improved Player Award

D.O.B

19 November 1987 HEIGHT WEIGHT

199cm 98kg

2014

GUERNSEY 17, 100 GAMES

Charlie Davey Doug Beasy

CARLTON DEBUT

Round 2, 2013 v Collingwood

PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS

CARLTON CARLTON GAMES GOALS

82 16

Gordon Green 1914 + 1915 Harry Hollingshead 1938 Brent Crosswell

184cm 82kg -

CARLTON CARLTON GAMES GOALS

- -

CARLTON PLAYER NO.

-

31

31 NM

2011 rookie draft selection (North Melbourne) No.32; 2012 NAB AFL Draft rookie elevation (North Melbourne) selection No. 91 GUERNSEY 18, 100 GAMES

George Topping Alex Lang Arthur Sanger Justin Murphy

DRAFT HISTORY

2006 AFL Rookie Draft selection No. 62 overall (Sydney); 2011 NAB AFL Draft 2nd round selection No. 44 overall (Carlton)

PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS

Alf Baud 1915 Arthur Sanger 1945

SPONSORS PLATINUM -

85

DRAFT HISTORY

CARLTON DEBUT

Mark Naley 1987

1144

Round 22, 2011 v Fremantle

SPONSORS GOLD BPS Electrical

SILVER Carlton Supporters Group - QLD

PLATINUM -

GOLD Hair By Ciccone

SILVER Isaak Iliadis

39 Player Profiles carltonfc.com.au

1968 + 1970

CARLTON PLAYER NO.

Eastern Ranges/ North Melbourne

19 | Angus Schumacher

20 | Lachie Plowman

RECRUITED FROM

RECRUITED FROM

GUERNSEY 19, 100 GAMES

Bendigo Pioneers

190cm 84kg

Ron Cooper Denis Zeunert Ian Collins John O’Connell Eddie Betts

CARLTON DEBUT

PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS

D.O.B

16 March 1999 HEIGHT WEIGHT

-

CARLTON CARLTON GAMES GOALS

- -

40

CARLTON PLAYER NO.

-

John McGregor 1914 Ian Collins 1968 John O’Connell 1972 Michael Young 1979 Brad Pearce 1995

Greater Western Sydney D.O.B

11 September 1994 HEIGHT WEIGHT

191cm 90kg CARLTON DEBUT

Round 4, 2016 v Western Bulldogs CARLTON CARLTON GAMES GOALS

40 -

CARLTON PLAYER NO.

1173

Player Profiles 2018 Season Guide

DRAFT HISTORY

2017 NAB AFL Draft (Carlton) No.70 overall

Round 1, 2013 v Sydney AFL AFL GAMES GOALS

60 1

SPONSORS PLATINUM -

2012 NAB AFL Draft 1st round selection No. 3 overall (GWS); 2015 traded from GWS with Phillips, Lamb, Sumner and pick 8 in exchange for picks 28, 77, 99 and a first round selection in 2016 GUERNSEY 20, 100 GAMES

Wes Lofts Geoff Southby Fraser Brown

PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS

AFL DEBUT

20 GWS

DRAFT HISTORY

Jimmy Morris 1915 Ray Garby 1947 Wes Lofts 1968 Geoff Southby 1972 + 1979 Fraser Brown 1995

1 GWS

SPONSORS GOLD -

SILVER Ray Gilbert

PLATINUM -

GOLD Katherine White + Lora Gallina

SILVER Hi-Tech Stainless Fabrications

21 | Jarrod Garlett

22 | Caleb Marchbank

RECRUITED FROM

RECRUITED FROM

DRAFT HISTORY

Gold Coast Suns/ South Fremantle D.O.B

3 May 1996 HEIGHT WEIGHT

180cm 74kg

GUERNSEY 21, 100 GAMES

CARLTON DEBUT

-

CARLTON CARLTON GAMES GOALS

- -

CARLTON PLAYER NO.

-

Round 1, 2015 v Melbourne AFL AFL GAMES GOALS

17

17 GC

10

10 GC

Frank Gill Ken Baxter Barry Gill Rod Austin Craig Bradley

PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS

Charlie Fisher 1914 Herb Burleigh 1915 Frank Gill 1938 Ken Baxter 1945 + 1947 Barry Gill 1968 + 1970 Rod Austin 1979 Craig Bradley 1987 + 1995

Murray U18/GWS Giants D.O.B

7 December 1996

PLAYER HONOURS

NAB AFL Rising Star Nominee 2017 GUERNSEY 22, 100 GAMES

HEIGHT WEIGHT

193cm 90kg

Harry Vallence Glenn Manton

CARLTON DEBUT

PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS

CARLTON CARLTON GAMES GOALS

1968, 1970 + 1972

Round 1, 2017 v Richmond 16 -

Bill Cook 1914 Harry Vallence 1938 Neil Chandler Robbert Klomp 1979 + 1982

CARLTON PLAYER NO.

Ian Aitken 1987 Glenn Manton 1995

1179

AFL DEBUT

Round 12, 2015 v North Melbourne AFL AFL GAMES GOALS

23 23 GWS

DRAFT HISTORY

2014 NAB AFL Draft 1st round selection (GWS) No. 6 overall; Traded to Carlton with Jarrod Pickett and a future second-round pick

SPONSORS PLATINUM -

SPONSORS GOLD Florin Capital Australia

SILVER WA Blues Members

PLATINUM Chris Ott Photography

GOLD marquee Edge Loyalty

SILVER marquee John-Paul Falvo + Adrian Bolzonello

41 Player Profiles carltonfc.com.au

AFL DEBUT

2014 NAB AFL Draft 1st round selection No. 15 overall (Gold Coast); 2017 NAB AFL Draft (Carlton) No.78 overall

23 | Jacob Weitering

24 | Cam O’Shea

RECRUITED FROM

RECRUITED FROM

Dandenong Stingrays D.O.B

23 November 1997 HEIGHT WEIGHT

195cm 95kg CARLTON DEBUT

Round 1, 2016 v Richmond CARLTON CARLTON GAMES GOALS

42

42 9

CARLTON PLAYER NO.

1170

DRAFT HISTORY

2015 NAB AFL Draft 1st round selection No. 1 overall PLAYER HONOURS

Best First Year Player

D.O.B

2016

13 March 1992

NAB AFL Rising Star Nominee 2016 NAB AFL Rising Star third place 2016 AFLPA’s 22Under22 Team 2016

HEIGHT WEIGHT

GUERNSEY 23, 100 GAMES

- -

Player Profiles 2018 Season Guide

Bert Deacon John Chick Paul Meldrum Dean Rice Lachie Henderson

PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS

Paul Schmidt 1938 Bert Deacon 1945 + 1947 Paul Meldrum 1987 Dean Rice 1995

SPONSORS PLATINUM Ikon Services Australia

Emerald (Vic)/ Eastern U18/ Port Adelaide/ Northern Blues (VFL)

GUERNSEY 24, 100 GAMES

Martin Gotz Ron Savage Matthew Allan Nick Stevens

PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS

193cm 91kg CARLTON DEBUT

Charlie Hammond 1914 Billy Robinson 1915 Ron Savage 1945

-

CARLTON CARLTON GAMES GOALS CARLTON PLAYER NO.

-

AFL DEBUT

Round 1, 2011 v Collingwood AFL AFL GAMES GOALS

81

81 PA

7

7 PA

DRAFT HISTORY

2010 NAB AFL Draft 3rd round selection pick No. 52 overall (Port Adelaide); 2017 AFL Pre-season draft

SPONSORS GOLD marquee Ristorante Da Angelo + Bruce Nibbs

SILVER marquee Lievita Pizza al Taglio’

PLATINUM -

GOLD -

SILVER Lesley Makaravicius

25 | Zac Fisher

26 | Harrison Macreadie

RECRUITED FROM

RECRUITED FROM

D.O.B

D.O.B

HEIGHT WEIGHT

HEIGHT WEIGHT

CARLTON DEBUT

CARLTON DEBUT

CARLTON CARLTON GAMES GOALS

CARLTON CARLTON GAMES GOALS

CARLTON PLAYER NO.

CARLTON PLAYER NO.

DRAFT HISTORY

DRAFT HISTORY

Perth Demons

Henty/GWS Academy

15 June 1998

11 April 1998

175cm 72kg

196cm 91kg

Round 4, 2017 v Gold Coast

Ray Brew Jim Park Jim Clark David Rhys-Jones

PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS

Round 1, 2017 v Richmond

17 4

GUERNSEY 26, 100 GAMES

George Calwell 1914 Jim Park 1938 Jim Clark 1945 + 1947 David Rhys-Jones 1987

8 -

1185

43

1178

Player Profiles carltonfc.com.au

2016 NAB AFL Draft 2nd round selection No. 27 overall

2016 NAB AFL Draft 3rd round selection No.47 overall

GUERNSEY 25, 100 GAMES

Jim Baird George Ferry Alex Jesaulenko Brendan Fevola

PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS

Alf Baud 1914 Jim Baird 1945 + 1947 Alex Jesaulenko

1968, 1970, 1972 + 1979

SPONSORS PLATINUM -

SPONSORS GOLD Aluline + Agushi Family

SILVER GamePlan Financial Advisors/Mahmoud Moustafa + Lyreco/ Danny Rabah

PLATINUM -

GOLD -

SILVER Woodman Group

27 | Matthew Lobbe

28 | David Cuningham

RECRUITED FROM

PLAYER HONOURS

RECRUITED FROM

D.O.B

12 February 1989

Port Adelaide vice-captain 2015

30 March 1997

HEIGHT WEIGHT

GUERNSEY 27, 100 GAMES

183cm 79kg

Eastern Ranges/ Port Adelaide

Port Adelaide Coaches’ Award 2014

200cm 96kg CARLTON DEBUT

-

CARLTON CARLTON GAMES GOALS

44

- -

CARLTON PLAYER NO.

-

Player Profiles 2018 Season Guide

AFL DEBUT

PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS

11 6

92 PA

Round 21, 2016 v Brisbane CARLTON CARLTON GAMES GOALS CARLTON PLAYER NO.

1177

Jack Wrout Fred Davies Graham Gilchrist Peter Jones

PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS

Herb Burleigh 1914 Jack Wrout 1938 Fred Davies 1947 Peter Jones

1968, 1970, 1972 + 1979

DRAFT HISTORY

2015 NAB AFL Draft 1st round selection No. 23 overall

AFL AFL GAMES GOALS

92

GUERNSEY 28, 100 GAMES

HEIGHT WEIGHT CARLTON DEBUT

Round 5, 2010 v St Kilda

NAB AFL Rising Star Nominee 2017

D.O.B

Ollie Grieve Des English Darren Hulme Dennis Armfield

Ollie Grieve 1947 David Dickson 1972 Des English 1981 + 1982

PLAYER HONOURS

Oakleigh Chargers

21

21 PA

DRAFT HISTORY

2007 NAB AFL Draft 1st round selection (Port Adelaide) No.16 overall; 2017 traded by Port Adelaide in exchange for pick 95

SPONSORS PLATINUM -

SPONSORS GOLD Maureen Evans

SILVER -

PLATINUM -

GOLD Stephen Willamson

SILVER Victorian Auto Services

29 | Cameron Polson

30 | Charlie Curnow

RECRUITED FROM

RECRUITED FROM

Sandringham Dragons D.O.B

11 March 1998 HEIGHT WEIGHT

177cm 76kg CARLTON DEBUT

Round 5, 2017 v Port Adelaide CARLTON CARLTON GAMES GOALS

DRAFT HISTORY

2016 NAB AFL Draft 4th round selection No. 59 overall GUERNSEY 29, 100 GAMES

Simon Beaumont Heath Scotland

PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS

Jimmy Morris 1914 Allan Greenshields 1947

1 -

3 February 1997

AFLPA 22Under22 Team

HEIGHT WEIGHT

2017

194cm 91kg Round 2, 2016 v Sydney

CARLTON CARLTON GAMES GOALS

1172

2015 NAB AFL Draft 1st round selection No. 12 overall

PLATINUM -

Albert ‘Mick’ Price Vin Waite Fraser Murphy Jarrad Waite

PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS

Jack Lowe 1914 Albert ‘Mick’ Price 1938 + 1945

Vin Waite 1970 + 1972 Fraser Murphy 1987

SPONSORS GOLD -

SILVER Cecconi’s

PLATINUM Ann-Marie Sparrow + Paul Cross

GOLD marquee HockingStuart Preston Reservoir

SILVER marquee Vigilante Designs

45 Player Profiles carltonfc.com.au

DRAFT HISTORY

SPONSORS

GUERNSEY 30, 100 GAMES

CARLTON DEBUT

CARLTON PLAYER NO.

1186

NAB AFL Rising Star Nominee 2017

D.O.B

27 25

CARLTON PLAYER NO.

PLAYER HONOURS

Geelong Falcons

31 | Tom Williamson

32 | Nick Graham

RECRUITED FROM

RECRUITED FROM

North Ballarat Rebels

PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS

HEIGHT WEIGHT

HEIGHT WEIGHT

182cm 84kg

CARLTON DEBUT

CARLTON DEBUT

PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS

12 December 1998

1938 + 1945

Tom Alvin 1987

189cm 82kgs Round 3, 2017 v Essendon

46

Gippsland Power U18

GUERNSEY 32, 100 GAMES

Alex Duncan Bob Green Bryan Quirk David Glascott Bret Thornton

D.O.B

Charlie McInnes

D.O.B

12 June 1994

Round 21, 2013 v Richmond

CARLTON CARLTON GAMES GOALS

CARLTON GAMES GOALS

CARLTON PLAYER NO.

CARLTON PLAYER NO.

DRAFT HISTORY

DRAFT HISTORY

15 1

38 10

1184

Bob Green 1938 Bryan Quirk 1968 David Glascott 1981, 1982 + 1987

Adrian Whitehead 1995

1148

Player Profiles 2018 Season Guide

2016 NAB AFL Draft 4th round selection pick No. 61 overall

2012 NAB AFL Draft 3rd round selection No. 54 overall

GUERNSEY 31, 100 GAMES

Edward ‘Ansell’ Clarke Charlie McInnes Tom Alvin

SPONSORS PLATINUM GOLD William Vaughan McArthur (Vic) Pty Ltd

SPONSORS SILVER Jacqueline Hunt + Phoebe Penn

PLATINUM -

GOLD Express Interiors

SILVER Rhonda Tactor/ Jess Tactor + Cath Chalmers

33 | Jarrod Pickett

34 | Andrew Phillips

RECRUITED FROM

RECRUITED FROM

DRAFT HISTORY

South Fremantle/ GWS Giants D.O.B

18 August 1996 HEIGHT WEIGHT

178cm 78kg

GUERNSEY 33, 100 GAMES

CARLTON DEBUT

Round 1, 2017 v Richmond CARLTON CARLTON GAMES GOALS

10 6

CARLTON PLAYER NO.

Peter McConville Matthew Hogg Ryan Houlihan

PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS

Ritchie Green 1947 Paul Hurst 1972 Peter McConville

CARLTON PLAYER NO.

Lauderdale/ Tasmania U18/ GWS

1169

AFL DEBUT

D.O.B

Round 7, 2012 v Gold Coast

HEIGHT WEIGHT

AFL AFL GAMES GOALS

3 July 1991 203cm 99kg

14 GWS

CARLTON DEBUT

CARLTON CARLTON GAMES GOALS

1979, 1981 + 1982

Matthew Hogg 1995

5 GWS

DRAFT HISTORY

Round 1, 2016 v Richmond 17 6

31 11

2010 Rookie Draft selection No. 4 overall (GWS); 2012 NAB AFL Draft rookie elevation (GWS) No. 97 overall; 2015 traded from GWS with Lamb, Plowman, Sumner and pick 8 in exchange for picks 28, 77, 99 and a first-round selection in 2016 GUERNSEY 34, 100 GAMES

Ian Robertson Alex Marcou Ron De Iulio Simon Wiggins

PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS

Ian Robertson

1968, 1970 + 1972

Alex Marcou

1979, 1981 + 1982

SPONSORS PLATINUM -

SPONSORS GOLD Nagel Family

SILVER See Signs

PLATINUM -

GOLD NAB Financial Planning Melbourne CBD East Pty Ltd

SILVER The Carbone Family

47 Player Profiles carltonfc.com.au

1181

2014 NAB AFL Draft 1st round selection (GWS) No. 4 overall; traded to Carlton with Caleb Marchbank and a future second-round pick

35 | Ed Curnow

36 | Patrick Kerr

RECRUITED FROM

RECRUITED FROM

CARLTON DEBUT

Moddewarre/ Geelong College/ Geelong U18/ Adelaide/Box Hill

Round 1, 2011 v Richmond CARLTON CARLTON GAMES GOALS

122 22

D.O.B

7 November 1989

CARLTON PLAYER NO.

HEIGHT WEIGHT

181cm 86kg

1129

DRAFT HISTORY

2008 AFL Rookie Draft selection No. 40 overall (Adelaide); 2011 AFL Rookie Draft selection No. 18 overall (Carlton); 2013 NAB AFL Draft rookie elevation selection No. 89 overall (Carlton)

48 Player Profiles 2018 Season Guide

PLAYER HONOURS

Best Clubman 2013 + 2016 Spirit of Carlton Award 2015

GUERNSEY 35, 100 GAMES

Jack Conley Peter Dean Ed Curnow

Oakleigh Chargers D.O.B

31 July 1998 HEIGHT WEIGHT

194cm 94kg CARLTON DEBUT

-

CARLTON CARLTON GAMES GOALS

- -

CARLTON PLAYER NO.

-

DRAFT HISTORY

2016 NAB AFL Draft 4th round selection No. 65 overall GUERNSEY 36, 100 GAMES

Mark Maclure

PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS

Peter McLean 1968 Mark Maclure 1979, 1981 + 1982

PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS

Jack Conley 1947 Barry Mulcair 1970 Peter Dean 1987 + 1995

SPONSORS PLATINUM Armando Moschettino XL Concrete + Watson Holden + HSV

SPONSORS GOLD Banner Asset Management + Turner Family

SILVER Keep It Cool Mobile Cool Rooms + Steven Stock

PLATINUM -

GOLD -

SILVER Paul Carrazzo

37 | Matthew Shaw (Rookie)

38 | Ciaran Byrne

RECRUITED FROM

AFL DEBUT

RECRUITED FROM

D.O.B

5 February 1992

AFL AFL GAMES GOALS

HEIGHT WEIGHT

102 GC

Dandenong U18/ Gold Coast Suns

Round 3, 2011 v Western Bulldogs

188cm 86kg

102

33

33 GC

DRAFT HISTORY

CARLTON DEBUT

-

CARLTON CARLTON GAMES GOALS

- -

D.O.B

6 December 1994 HEIGHT WEIGHT

187cm 88kg

2010 17-year-old access selection (Gold Coast); 2017 NAB AFL Rookie Draft pick No.3 overall GUERNSEY 37, 100 GAMES

15 -

2014 AFL Rookie Draft 6th round selection No. 64 overall GUERNSEY 38, 100 GAMES

Jeff Garlett

Shane Robertson 1987

CARLTON CARLTON GAMES GOALS

49

CARLTON PLAYER NO.

1161

Player Profiles carltonfc.com.au

PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS

DRAFT HISTORY

PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS

CARLTON DEBUT

Round 3, 2015 v Essendon

Wayne Harmes

CARLTON PLAYER NO.

County Louth (Ireland)

Wayne Harmes 1979, 1981 + 1982

SPONSORS PLATINUM -

SPONSORS GOLD -

SILVER Piccolo Developments

PLATINUM -

GOLD marquee -

SILVER P.J. O’Briens

39 | Dale Thomas

40 | Jesse Glass-McCasker (Rookie)

RECRUITED FROM

RECRUITED FROM

DRAFT HISTORY

Gippsland U18/ Collingwood D.O.B

21 June 1987 HEIGHT WEIGHT

185cm 84kg CARLTON DEBUT

Round 1, 2014 v Port Adelaide

50

CARLTON CARLTON GAMES GOALS

61 28

2005 AFL Draft priority round selection No. 2 overall (Collingwood); 2013 restricted free agent (Carlton) PLAYER HONOURS

All Australian 2011 Premiership player (Collingwood) 2010 AFL Rising Star Nominee

CARLTON PLAYER NO.

2015 Rookie Draft 1st round selection No. 1 overall

D.O.B

3 January 1997 HEIGHT WEIGHT

195cm 96kg

GUERNSEY 40, 100 GAMES

Michael Jamison

PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS

CARLTON DEBUT

Scott Howell 1981

-

CARLTON CARLTON GAMES GOALS

2006

- -

GUERNSEY 39, 100 GAMES

CARLTON PLAYER NO.

Ang Christou

DRAFT HISTORY

Swan Districts

-

Player Profiles 2018 Season Guide

PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS

1150

Ang Christou 1995

AFL DEBUT

Round 1, 2006 v Adelaide AFL AFL GAMES GOALS

218

157 COLL

149

121 COLL

SPONSORS PLATINUM Ann Rathbone

SPONSORS GOLD marquee SILVER Woodman Group D.O.C Espresso

PLATINUM -

GOLD -

SILVER Dare Family

41 | Levi Casboult

42 | Kym Lebois (Rookie)

RECRUITED FROM

RECRUITED FROM

Beaconsfield/ Dandenong Stingrays U18 D.O.B

15 March 1990 HEIGHT WEIGHT

201cm 103kg CARLTON DEBUT

Round 17, 2012 v Western Bulldogs CARLTON CARLTON GAMES GOALS

94 105

DRAFT HISTORY

2010 AFL Rookie Draft 3rd round selection No. 44 overall; 2012 NAB AFL Draft rookie elevation selection No. 89 overall

DRAFT HISTORY

North Adelaide

2016 AFL Rookie Draft 1st round selection No. 5 overall

D.O.B

22 May 1998 HEIGHT WEIGHT

175cm 70kg

GUERNSEY 42, 100 GAMES

Robert Walls Zach Tuohy

PLAYER HONOURS

CARLTON DEBUT

-

PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS

GUERNSEY 41, 100 GAMES

CARLTON CARLTON GAMES GOALS

1968, 1970 + 1972

-

- -

PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS

CARLTON PLAYER NO.

Carlton leading goalkicker 2017

Peter Brown 1979

Robert Walls

51

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Player Profiles carltonfc.com.au

CARLTON PLAYER NO.

1140

SPONSORS PLATINUM -

SPONSORS GOLD Dear Abbey

SILVER That’s Amore Pizzeria

PLATINUM -

GOLD Penny Promotions

SILVER Tom Cregan

44 | Alex Silvagni (Rookie)

45 | Cillian McDaid (Rookie)

RECRUITED FROM

AFL AFL GAMES GOALS

RECRUITED FROM

60 FRE

D.O.B

Casey Scorpions/ Fremantle Dockers

60 10

D.O.B

29 September 1987 HEIGHT WEIGHT

192cm 92kg CARLTON DEBUT

Round 6, 2017 v Sydney

52

CARLTON CARLTON GAMES GOALS

7 -

CARLTON PLAYER NO.

Player Profiles 2018 Season Guide

1187

AFL DEBUT

Round 1, 2010 v Adelaide

10 FRE

DRAFT HISTORY

2010 AFL Rookie Draft 2nd round selection (Fremantle) No. 24 overall; 2016 AFL Rookie Draft 2nd round selection pick No. 23 overall (Carlton) GUERNSEY 44, 100 GAMES

County Galway (Ireland) 14 August 1997 HEIGHT WEIGHT

186cm 84kg CARLTON DEBUT

-

CARLTON CARLTON GAMES GOALS

- -

Justin Madden Andrew Carrazzo

CARLTON PLAYER NO.

PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS

2017 recruited as an International Rookie

Justin Madden 1987 + 1995

-

DRAFT HISTORY

GUERNSEY 45, 100 GAMES

Anthony Franchina

PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS

Warren McKenzie 1987

SPONSORS PLATINUM -

SPONSORS GOLD Andrew Grey

SILVER Ric’s Convenience Store

PLATINUM -

GOLD Mark Howard

SILVER P.J. O’Briens

46 | Matthew Wright RECRUITED FROM

DRAFT HISTORY

North Adelaide/ Adelaide Crows

178cm 75kg

2010 Rookie Draft selection No. 33 overall (Adelaide); 2011 NAB AFL Draft rookie elevation (Adelaide) No. 82 overall; 2015 delisted free agent

CARLTON DEBUT

PLAYER HONOURS

CARLTON CARLTON GAMES GOALS

GUERNSEY 46, 100 GAMES -

D.O.B

14 December 1989 HEIGHT WEIGHT

Round 1, 2016 v Richmond

Carlton leading goalkicker 2016

44 52

PREMIERSHIP PLAYERS

CARLTON PLAYER NO.

-

1171

AFL DEBUT

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Round 4, 2011 v Port Adelaide AFL AFL GAMES GOALS

138

94 ADE

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the season indicated to us a more competitive Northern Blues outfit.

The alignment between the Northern Blues and Carlton remains strong, and when reviewing our 2017 season we identified solid growth within our VFL program.

There were eight wins including victories over Williamstown, Casey and Collingwood who all went on to play finals last year.

While there were also close, missed opportunities against Werribee, Footscray and Box Hill,

From our perspective, it was somewhat frustrating to miss out on finals based on only percentage but it provided clarity on where we need to improve and those areas have set the agenda for our pre-season campaign.

senior football with Carlton.

The continued growth of young talent including Harry McKay, Harrison Macreadie, David Cuningham and Jarrod Pickett was also exciting and highlighted the pathway between VFL and senior opportunity.

Pre-season has been tough.

Our players have continued to embrace the workloads and the areas where we need to improve.

We are excited and driven by the challenge of taking the next step in our program.

From a Northern Blues perspective, Cam O’Shea was rewarded for his consistency with VFL Team of the Year honours, a best and fairest and being listed by the Blues after being taken in the pre-season draft in November.

In 2017, our individual standouts included the form and turnaround of Liam Jones that saw him rewarded with regular

Our VFL Captain Tom Wilson remained a consistent performer, while youngsters Marcus Stavrou, Kane Keppel, Mason Blakey and

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Fraser Pearce showed more than enough to suggest they will drive the Club forward.

Similarly, we continue to enjoy a strong relationship with the Northern Knights and we were pleased to reward Alex Federico, Matt Harman and Ethan Penrith with 23rd player opportunities during the season.

Early this year, we were excited to welcome Shane Watson, Brent Stanton and Jason Davenport to the Northern Blues’ coaching panel who will occupy line roles as well as full time development coaching positions within Carlton.

In terms of our playing list, our recruitment has been busy but selective. We are excited

by the additions of former West Coast and Western Bulldogs player Josh Hill, as well as former Port Adelaide player Jesse Palmer and ex-Sydney Swans rookie Sam Fisher. The new signatures and recommitment of other talented young players reaffirms the culture and direction of where the Club is heading.

Thank you to the players, families, volunteers, staff, coaches and sponsors who continue to be the lifeblood of our VFL club. To those who have moved on, we wish you all the best and to those who join us for the first time in 2018 we welcome you. Bring on the season ahead.

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Coterie Groups

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The Carltonians

Guernsey Club

Established in 1964, the Carltonians is the original and longest serving coterie of the Carlton Football Club.

As a member of this esteemed group you will mix with like-minded people, leading business identities and corporate executives who all share a fierce passion for Carlton.

Player Sponsorship provides you and your business with exclusive access to Carlton’s most valuable asset – its players.

With an exciting list, now is the time for you to gain amazing and revealing insight into what it’s really like to be part of an AFL team.

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Navy League

Carlton IN Business

It’s your ticket to the inner sanctum.

As one of the most exclusive groups within the Club, the Navy League incorporates an array of behind-the-scenes experiences designed to connect members within the inner sanctum – on match-days and throughout the year.

Get connected with Carlton IN Business.

Proudly presented by Virgin Australia, CIB is a structured program designed to integrate the Carlton network; to cultivate relationships and most importantly, facilitate real opportunities for your business. CIB offers you and your organisation unprecedented access to the extraordinary reach of the Carlton network.

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Virgin Australia Sydney Blues

Young Carlton Professionals

The Virgin Australia Sydney Blues is perfect for passionate Carlton business people and those seeking greater engagement with the Club north of the border.

The coterie combines networking, access to key club personnel, inner sanctum experiences and an interstate trip.

Young Carlton Professionals (YCP) is a vibrant, innovative business network.

Established to connect the next generation of business and professional leaders with an influential network to stimulate new thinking, build relationships and create business opportunities.

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The Coaches Club Enjoy exclusive briefings and dinner with senior coach Brendon Bolton.

Also meeting key figures within our coaching ranks, the Coaches Club is for the true footy fans.

HUSSEIN.HAMKA@carltonfc.com.au (03) 9389 6344

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CIB Grand Final Luncheon

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$250 pp Non-members $265 pp

Join us for what is arguably the most exciting event on Blues’ calendar – our Gala Ball. This year’s ‘Broadway’ theme comes complete with lavish entertainment, amazing auction items and exciting prizes. It’s definitely an event not to be missed.

$230 pp Non-members $245 pp

Make the most of your grand final experience and celebrate this iconic sporting event in style at the Carlton IN Business Grand Final Luncheon, proudly presented by Virgin Australia.

Contact Carlton Corporate for bookings + more information CorporateSales@carltonfc.com.au (03) 9389 6354

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Be there to witness the crowning of the 2018 John Nicholls Medallist.

Named in honour of Carlton’s five-time best and fairest winner, the John Nicholls Medal is the Blues’ highest individual award.

Join us throughout the season as Carlton hosts a variety of events in 2018. From a Broadway-themed Gala Ball, to the most prestigious night on the Blues’ calendar – the John Nicholls Medal – celebrate with passionate supporters all year round.

2018 Themed Rounds Fri

06 Apr Round 3

Sun

20 May Round 9

Richard Pratt Carlton Respects Cup 7:50pm

Next is the Round 9 contest with Melbourne on Sunday 20 May at the ’G, where the Carlton players celebrate the promotion of gender equality for the prevention of family violence in the now annual ‘Carlton Respects’ match.

The traditional navy blue socks are swapped for bright orange – a colour associated with harmony – in a bid to raise awareness for the cause.

With the advent of the game-changing AFLW competition in 2017 and the introduction of AFLX this February, the Australian Rules football landscape that we’ve come to know and love has rarely undergone such a metamorphosis.

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22 Jul

Round 11

Round 18

Sir Doug Nicholls 7:50pm

On the evening of Friday 1 June, in what doubles as a Friday night game with Sydney on the SCG, Carlton acknowledges the life and legacy of the great Indigenous Australian Sir Doug Nicholls. The Round, named in his honour recognises Indigenous players and cultures and their contributions to the game.

Multicultural 1:10pm To round out the themed season, the Blueboys do their bit for the Australian success story, which is multiculturalism by meeting Hawthorn at Etihad Stadium in the AFL’s Multicultural Round in Round 18 on Sunday 22 July. Also up for grabs for best player afield is the David Parkin Medal, so named after the former Hawthorn and Carlton luminary, in a round in which this great nation’s diversity is celebrated.

So it is at Carlton where the one constant is change - and so it is that this football club’s 2018 season is punctuated by a myriad of themed rounds designed to bring focus to a variety of causes directly impacting upon a richly diverse broader community that is truly, madly, deeply bound by blue.

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The first of Carlton’s themed rounds, appropriately enough, involves arch-foe Collingwood on the mighty MCG, with the two teams vying for the Richard Pratt Cup on the evening of Friday 6 April. Dedicated to the memory of former Carlton President Richard Pratt, the match serves to raise awareness of the incidences of prostate cancer which claimed the lives of men like Pratt.

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LEGENDS OF CARLTON

1997

CRAIG BRADLEY BERT DEACON BRUCE DOULL ALEX JESAULENKO WAYNE JOHNSTON STEPHEN KERNAHAN JOHN NICHOLLS STEPHEN SILVAGNI HARRY ‘SOAPY’ VALLENCE

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HISTORY OF ACHIEVEMENT PREMIERS

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1906 1907 1908 1914 1915 1938 1945 1947

1968 1970 1972 1979 1981 1982 1987 1995

VFA PREMIERS

AFL RUNNERS-UP

VFA RUNNERS-UP

1877

1904

1909

1910

1889

1916

1921

1932

1949

1962

1969

1973

1986

1993

1887

1999

PRE-SEASON PREMIERS

CHALLENGE CUP PREMIERS

1983

1869

1871

1874

1875

1997

2005

2007

DR. WILLIAM C. M c CLELLAND TROPHY 1969

1979

1985

1987

1995

1873

1890

1891

HISTORY OF ACHIEVEMENT

BROWNLOW MEDALLISTS

1947 1961 1964 1994 2010 BERT DEACON

JOHN JAMES

GORDON COLLIS

GREG WILLIAMS

MOST GOALS IN A GAME

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13 GOALS 1921 HORRIE CLOVER

V ST KILDA

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V HAWTHORN V ST KILDA

11 GOALS 1929 HARRY VALLENCE 1931 HARRY VALLENCE 1932 HARRY VALLENCE 1938 HARRY VALLENCE 1941 PAUL SCHMIDT

V SOUTH MELBOURNE V COLLINGWOOD V COLLINGWOOD V FITZROY V ST KILDA

12.5 (77) V SYDNEY ROUND 9, 1982 (PRINCES PARK)

2 ND QTR 14.1 (85) V ESSENDON ROUND 14, 1975 (WINDY HILL)

3 RD QTR 12.2 (74) V ST KILDA ROUND 3, 1986 (MOORABBIN OVAL)

4 TH QTR

10 GOALS 1911 VIN GARDINER 1943 JIM BAIRD 1954 NOEL O’BRIEN 1970 ALEX JESAULENKO 1976 ROBERT WALLS 1989 STEPHEN KERNAHAN 1993 STEPHEN SILVAGNI 1995 STEPHEN KERNAHAN

HIGHEST SCORES

BY QUARTER 1 ST QTR

12 GOALS 1972 GREG KENNEDY 1982 ROSS DITCHBURN

CHRIS JUDD

V ST KILDA V RICHMOND V FITZROY V FITZROY V RICHMOND V ST KILDA V FITZROY V FOOTSCRAY

12.6 (78) V HAWTHORN ROUND 2, 1969 (PRINCES PARK) 12.6 (78) V ST KILDA ROUND 19, 1976 (PRINCES PARK)

HIGHEST AFL SCORE

AGGREGATE CLUB GOALKICKER

30.30 (210) 738 RD 2, 1969 (PRINCES PARK) V HAWTHORN

MOST GOALS IN A SEASON 1970 ALEX JESAULENKO 2008 BRENDAN FEVOLA 1932 HARRY VALLENCE 2009 BRENDAN FEVOLA 1936 HARRY VALLENCE 1931 HARRY VALLENCE 1933 HARRY VALLENCE 2006 BRENDAN FEVOLA 1992 STEPHEN KERNAHAN 1994 STEPHEN KERNAHAN

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STEPHEN KERNAHAN 1986 - 1997

CRAIG BRADLEY 1986 - 2002

AFL LEADING GOALKICKERS

115 99 97 89 86 86 84 84 83 82

2009 BRENDAN FEVOLA 1931 HARRY VALLENCE 2006 BRENDAN FEVOLA 1922 HORRIE CLOVER 1961 TOM CARROLL 1906 MICHAEL GRACE 1911 VINCENT GARDINER* 1918 ERN COWLEY *DENOTES EQUAL

CARLTON GAMES RECORD HOLDER

89 86 84 56 54 50 46 35

+1992 1943-1951 1944 1947-1952 1964-1972 1975-1983

+1993

+1987 1905-1920 1920-1924 1926-1931 1926-1938 1942-1951 1953-1963 1957-1974 1961-1967 1967-1979 1968-1986

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Rod McGregor Horrie Clover Horrie Clover Harry ‘Soapy’ Vallence Bert Deacon John James John Nicholls Gordon Collis Alex Jesaulenko Bruce Doull

+1988

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1900-1911 1945-1957 1966-979

Fred ‘Pompey’ Elliott Ken Hands Peter Jones

+1989 1905-1912 1950-1961 1958-1971

Norman ‘Hackenschmidt’ Clark Bruce Comben Sergio Silvagni

+1990 1876-1882 George Coulthard 1931-1941 Creswell ‘Mick’ Crisp 1967-1978 Robert Walls

+1991 1905-1909 1914-1918 1937-1946 1942-1944 1946-1950 1952-1954 1979-1990

Jim Clark Ern Henfry Ern Henfry Adrian Gallagher Mike Fitzpatrick

Charlie Hammond Charlie Hammond Bob Chitty Jack Howell Jack Howell Jack Howell Wayne Johnston

1929-1942 Frank Gill 1973-1986 Rodney Ashman 1986-1997 Stephen Kernahan

+1994 1927-1937 1942, 1944 1946-1952 1970-1981 1971-1984

Charlie Davey Ollie Grieve Ollie Grieve Trevor Keogh Geoff Southby

+1995 1974-1986 Mark Maclure 1986-2002 Craig Bradley 1983-1997 Justin Madden

+1996 1934-1943 1969-1981 1969-1981 1985-2001

Jim Francis Barry Armstrong David McKay Stephen Silvagni

1984-1994 Tom Alvin 1990-2003 Brett Ratten 1992-1997 Greg Williams

+2000 1964-1976 1976-1990 1977-1988 1990-2000

Garry Crane Jim Buckley Wayne Harmes Michael Sexton

+2001 1961-1969 1971 1981-1991 1993-2003

Ian Collins AM Ian Collins AM David Glascott Andrew McKay

+2006 1902-1909 1903-1913 1913-1925 1941-1943 1945-1951 1965-1975 1969-1976 1977-1986 1978-1985 1979-1986 1989-2000

Jack Worrall George Bruce Paddy O’Brien Jim Baird Jim Baird Bryan Quirk Syd Jackson Ken Sheldon Peter McConville Alex Marcou Fraser Brown

+2011

1972-1985 Rod Austin 1938-1941 Ken Baxter 1945-1950 Ken Baxter

1965-1971 1907-1917 1963-1970 1992-2007 1981-1985 1991-2000

+1998

+2013

1960-1970 Wes Lofts 1981-1989 Ken Hunter 1984-1998 Peter Dean

1985-1992 David Rhys-Jones

+1997

+1999 1950-1959 Laurie Kerr 1963-1973 Kevin Hall

Ron Barassi Vin Gardiner John Goold Anthony Koutoufides David Parkin David Parkin

+2016 1995-2005 1986-1997 1966-1974 1936-1944

Scott Camporeale Mil Hanna Ian Robertson Jack Wrout (dec.)

BEST AND FAIREST

JOHN NICHOLLS MEDAL

Between 1934 and 2003, Carlton’s best and fairest award was known as the Robert Reynolds Trophy, in memory of former Blues vice-president Cr. Robert Reynolds. In 2004, the award was renamed in honour of Carlton great John Nicholls, who won the best and fairest a record five times.

2017 Marc Murphy

1988 Craig Bradley

1959 John Nicholls

2016 Sam Docherty

1987 Stephen Kernahan

1958 Bruce Comben

2015 Patrick Cripps

1986 Wayne Johnston + Craig Bradley (tied)

1957 Bruce Comben

1985 Justin Madden

1955 John James

2014 Bryce Gibbs 2013 Kade Simpson 2012 Heath Scotland 2011 Marc Murphy 2010 Chris Judd* 2009 Chris Judd 2007 Andrew Carrazzo 2006 Lance Whitnall

1983 Wayne Johnston 1982 James Buckley 1981 Ken Hunter 1980 Bruce Doull 1979 Mike Fitzpatrick 1978 Trevor Keogh 1977 Bruce Doull

1954 Bill Milroy 1953 Ken Hands 1952 Ollie Grieve 1951 Jim Clark 1950 Arthur Hodgson 1949 Ern Henfry 1948 Jack Howell

1976 Trevor Keogh

1947 Bert Deacon* + Ern Henfry (tied)

1975 Alex Jesaulenko

1946 Jack Howell

1974 Bruce Doull

1945 Ron Savage

2001 Anthony Koutoufides

1973 Peter Jones

1944 Bob Chitty

2000 Brett Ratten + Scott Camporeale (tied)

1972 Geoff Southby

1943 George Gniel

1971 Geoff Southby

1942 Jim Mooring

1999 Matthew Allan

1970 Adrian Gallagher

1941 Bob Chitty

1998 Fraser Brown

1969 Garry Crane

1940 Jim Francis

1997 Brett Ratten

1968 Sergio Silvagni

1939 Frank Gill

1996 Stephen Silvagni

1967 John Nicholls

1938 Mickey Crisp

1995 Brett Ratten

1966 John Nicholls

1937 Don McIntyre

1994 Greg Williams*

1965 John Nicholls

1936 Ansell Clarke

1993 Craig Bradley

1964 Gordon Collis*

1935 Jim Francis

1992 Stephen Kernahan

1963 John Nicholls

1934 Mickey Crisp

1991 Justin Madden

1962 Sergio Silvagni

1929 Horrie Clover

1990 Stephen Silvagni

1961 John James*

1989 Stephen Kernahan

1960 John James

2005 Anthony Koutoufides 2004 David Teague 2003 Andrew McKay 2002 Corey McKernan

*Denotes Brownlow Medal winning year

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2008 Chris Judd

1984 Bruce Doull

1956 Doug Beasy

100 GAMES OR MORE

BRADLEY, C. Doull, B. Nicholls, J. Silvagni, Stephen Madden, J. Simpson, K.* Koutoufides, A. Southby, G. McKay, D. Jesaulenko, A. Ratten, B. Kernahan, S. Jones, P. Dean, P. McKay, A. Maclure, M. Silvagni, Sergio Ashman, R. McGregor, R. Murphy, M.* Camporeale, S. Gibbs, B. Austin, R. Alvin, T. Walls, R. Whitnall, L. Scotland, H. Hands, K. Johnston, W. Keogh, T. Gill, F. Armstrong, B. Vallence, H. Walker, A. Houlihan. R. Sexton, M. Elliott, F. Lappin, M. James, J.

375 356 328 312 287 286 278 268 263 256 255 251 249 248 244 243 239 236 236 236 233 232 220 218 218 216 215 211 209 208 205 204 204 202 201 200 197 196 195

Carrazzo, A. Hanna, M. Comben, B. Thornton, B. Fevola, B. Green, R.”Bob” Betts, E Waite, J. Crisp, C. Bruce, G. Gilby, F. Brown, F. Gleeson, A. Glascott, D. Pinnell, P. Hall, K. Harmes, W. Lofts, W. O’Brien, P. Quirk, B. Gallagher, A. Buckley, J. Francis, J. Clark, J. Collins, I. Kreuzer, M.* Meldrum, P. Cooper, R. Gardiner, V. Manton, G. Anderson, F. Hammond, C. Baxter, K. Waite, V. Beaumont, S. Christou, A. Fitzpatrick, M. Jamison, M. Kerr, L.

194 190 188 188 187 187 184 184 183 181 179 177 176 173 173 169 169 167 167 167 165 164 162 161 161 161 158 157 157 157 155 154 153 153 152 151 150 150 149

Crane, G. Chitty, R. Clover, H. Hunter, K. McDonald, A. Armfield, D. Clarke, A. Judd, C. Davey, C. Duncan, A. Allan, M. McConville, P. Ferry, G. Grieve, O. Howell, J. Kelly, J. Jackson, S. Conley, J. Huxtable, E. Daykin, P. Hickmott, A. Marcou, A. Dorotich, J. Gill, B. Sheldon, K. Baird, J. Wrout, J. Beasy, D. Crowe, R. McLean, R. Park, J. Payne, W. Clark, N. Mooring, J. Davies, F. Jamieson, E. Robertson, I. Topping, G. Mills, J. Hale, J. Curnow, E.* Tuohy, Z. Walton, E. Williams, D. Bennett, J. Chick, J. Yarran, C.

148 147 147 147 146 145 145 145 143 141 140 140 139 137 137 137 136 135 135 134 134 134 132 132 132 130 130 129 128 128 128 127 126 126 125 125 125 125 124 123 122 120 120 120 119 119 119

Brew, R. McInnes, C. Rice, D. Brown, V. Sanger, A. Buckley, B. Russell, J. Valentine, V. Wiggins, S. English, V. Marchbank, J. Murphy, J. Gilchrist, G. Hogg, M. Haughton, H. Fisher, C. O’Connell, J. Savage, R. Blackwell, W. Hulme, D. Zeunert, D. Johnson, M. Williams, G. Goold, J. Garlett, J. Murphy, F. Deacon, B. Donaldson, G. Gotz, M. Kennedy, E. Rhys-Jones, D. Franchina, A. Lang, A. De Iulio, R. English, D. Stevens, N. Cox, B. Henderson, L. Price, A. Spalding, E. Stafford, F. Dick, W. McIntyre, D. Robinson, M. Roland, C. Sankey, M.

118 118 118 117 117 116 116 116 116 115 115 115 114 114 113 111 111 111 110 110 110 109 109 108 107 107 106 106 106 106 106 105 105 104 104 104 102 102 102 102 102 100 100 100 100 100

*Denotes still playing in 2018

100 GOALS OR MORE

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KERNAHAN, S. 722 575 424 396 370 367 365 348 341 327 307 290 284 283 281 277 267 252 247 246 242 236 228 226 221 202 200 191 188

Garlett, J. Gleeson, A. Cooper, R. Madden, J. Sheldon, K. Murphy, M.* Jackson, S. Price, A. Mooring, J. Hunter, K. Murphy, F. McConville, P. Topping, G. Pearce, B. Fitzpatrick, M. Marcou, A. Caine, F. Fisher, C. Bosustow, P. Buckley, J. Carroll, T. Kennedy, G. Armstrong, B. Meldrum, P. Dunn, H. Walker, A. Davies, F. Gibbs, B. Daykin, P.

183 174 170 170 170 168 165 163 161 160 158 157 153 151 150 148 147 147 146 146 143 143 142 140 139 139 137 137 136

Silvagni, Sergio Grace, M. Simpson, K.* Brereton, L. Mills, J. Fisher. B. Houlihan, R. Beasy, D. Garby, R. Davey, C. Sartori, P. O’Brien, N. Ratten, B. Hamill, A. Burke, G. Quirk, B. Walsh, B. Green, J. Hickmott, A Heaver, B. Spalding, E. Casboult, L.* Murphy, J Conley, J. Dorotich, J. McLatchie, S. Shea, K. Turner, H. Galt, R.

136 133 131 129 128 127 127 124 123 121 119 118 117 114 113 113 111 109 107 106 106 105 105 104 103 103 101 101 100

*Denotes still playing in 2018

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Vallence, H. Fevola, B. Jesaulenko, A. Clover, H. Ashman, R. Walls, R. Baxter, K. Whitnall, L. Gardiner, V. Maclure, M. Nicholls, J. Betts, E. Jones, P. Johnston, W. Crisp, C. McKay, D. Wrout, J. Waite, J. Bradley, C. Howell, J. Clarke, A. Gallagher, A. Schmidt, P. Koutoufides, A. Lappin, M. Silvagni, Stephen Camporeale, S. Keogh, T. Hands, K.

LEADING

GOALKICKERS

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1897 Wally O’Cock 1898 Tommy O’Day 1899 Harry Thompson 1900 Joe Sullivan 1901 Joe Sullivan 1902 Fred Webber 1903 Joe Sullivan 1904 Mick Grace 1905 Frank Caine 1906 Mick Grace 1907 Frank Caine 1908 Vin Gardiner 1909 George Topping 1910 Vin Gardiner 1911 Vin Gardiner 1912 Vin Gardiner 1913 Vin Gardiner 1914 Bill Cook 1915 Herb Burleigh 1916 Vin Gardiner 1917 Billy Dick 1918 Ern Cowley 1919 Charlie Fisher 1920 Horrie Clover 1921 Horrie Clover 1922 Horrie Clover 1923 Horrie Clover 1924 Alex Duncan 1925 Harvey Dunn, Sr. 1926 Horrie Clover 1927 Harold Carter 1928 Horrie Clover 1929 Harry Vallence 1930 Les Allen 1931 Harry Vallence

15 8 8 18 14 11 27 26 25 50 32 34 36 42 47 47 27 27 46 44 22 35 36 48 58 56 28 27 35 38 33 41 64 56 86

1932 Harry Vallence 1933 Harry Vallence 1934 Mickey Crisp 1935 Harry Vallence 1936 Harry Vallence 1937 Harry Vallence 1938 Harry Vallence 1939 Ken Baxter 1940 Paul Schmidt 1941 Paul Schmidt 1942 Paul Schmidt 1943 Jack Wrout 1944 Jim Mooring 1945 Lance Collins 1946 Ken Baxter 1947 Ken Baxter 1948 Ken Baxter Ray Garby 1949 Ken Baxter 1950 Ken Baxter 1951 Keith Warburton 1952 Jack Howell 1953 Jack Spencer 1954 Noel O’Brien 1955 Noel O’Brien 1956 Kevan Hamilton 1957 Gerald Burke 1958 John Heathcote 1959 Sergio Silvagni 1960 Leo Brereton 1961 Tom Carroll 1962 Tom Carroll 1963 Tom Carroll 1964 Ian Nankervis 1965 Bryan Quirk

97 84 44 66 86 39 81 65 55 77 47 33 42 49 46 42 39 46 43 48 42 32 45 73 22 34 19 40 44 54 62 27 18 29

1966 Adrian Gallagher 24 1967 Brian Kekovich 38 1968 Brian Kekovich 59 1969 Alex Jesaulenko 66 1970 Alex Jesaulenko 115 1971 Alex Jesaulenko 56 1972 Greg Kennedy 76 1973 Brian Walsh 60 1974 Craig Davis 45 1975 Robert Walls 59 1976 Robert Walls 55 1977 Mark Maclure 39 1978 Rod Galt 49 1979 Ken Sheldon 53 1980 Wayne Johnston 51 1981 Peter Bosustow 59 1982 Ross Ditchburn 61 1983 Ken Hunter 43 1984 Warren Ralph 55 1985 Mark Maclure 48 1986 Stephen Kernahan 62 1987 Stephen Kernahan 73 1988 Stephen Kernahan 54 1989 Stephen Kernahan 59 1990 Stephen Kernahan 69 1991 Stephen Kernahan 46 1992 Stephen Kernahan 83 1993 Stephen Kernahan 68 1994 Stephen Kernahan 82 1995 Stephen Kernahan 63 1996 Stephen Kernahan 56 1997 Anthony Koutoufides 28 1998 Lance Whitnall 46 1999 Lance Whitnall 55

2000 Lance Whitnall 2001 Matthew Lappin 2002 Corey McKernan 2003 Brendan Fevola 2004 Brendan Fevola 2005 Brendan Fevola 2006 Brendan Fevola 2007 Brendan Fevola 2008 Brendan Fevola 2009 Brendan Fevola 2010 Eddie Betts 2011 Andrew Walker 2012 Eddie Betts 2013 Jeff Garlett 2014 Jarrad Waite 2015 Andrejs Everitt 2016 Matthew Wright 2017 Levi Casboult

70 49 40 63 66 49 84 59 99 89 42 56 48 43 29 31 22 34

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Silvagni, Sergio

Beaumont, Simon

Fevola, Brendan

Jones, Peter

Murphy, Fraser

Silvagni, Stephen

Bennett, Bill

Fisher, Brad

Jones, Warren

Murphy, Marc

Simpson, Kade

Betts, Eddie

Fitzpatrick, Mike

Judd, Chris

Naley, Mark

Smith, Frank

Bortolotto, Mario

Franchina, Anthony

Kekovich, Brian

Newbold, Peter

Smorgon, Jack AO

Bosustow, Peter

Francis, Peter

Kennedy, Michael

Newton, Gordon OAM

Smorgon, Sam AO

Bradley, Craig

Fried, Zac

Keogh, Trevor

Newton, Richard

Southby, Geoff

Bromley, Rohan

Gallagher, Adrian

Kernahan, Stephen

Nicholls, John

Spalding, Earl

Brosnan, Frank

Gibbs, Bryce

Kerr, Peter

O’Sullivan, Luke

Stones, Barry

Brown, Fraser

Gilbert, Ray

Kerr, Vivienne

O’Sullivan, Shane

Thornley, Bert

Brown, Peter

Gilbert, Wayne

Kinnear, Colin

Parkin, David

Thornton, Bret

Buckley, Jim

Gill, Barry

Kleiman, Kenneth

Payne, Malcolm

Varlamos, George OAM

Camporeale, Scott

Gardner, Henry

Klomp, Robbert

Pearce, Brad

Waite, Jarrad

Carrazzo, Andrew

Glascott, David

Koutoufides, Anthony

Perovic, Val

Walker, Andrew

Carter, Laurie

Gleeson, Adrian

Kreuzer, Matthew

Perriam, John

Walls, Robert

Chandler, Neil

Goold, John

Lappin, Matthew

Pinnell, Phillip

Watts, Lionel

Christou, Ang

Gough, Stephen

Lee, Greg

Quirk, Bryan

Wells, Greg

Clape, Matt

Gutierrez, Ivan

Loccisano, Vince

Ratten, Brett

Whitnall, Graeme

Clarke, Marcus

Hall, Don

Lukas, Andy

Rees, Alan

Whitnall, Lance

Collins, Ian AM

Hall, Kevin

Maclure, Mark

Rhys-Jones, David

Wiggins, Simon

Cox, Berkley

Hanna, Mil

Madden, Justin

Rice, Dean

Williams, Greg

Crane, Garry

Harmes, Wayne

Manton, Glenn

Robertson, Ian

Wilson, Simon

Crosswell, Brent

Harvey, Max

Marcou, Alex

Robertson, Shane

Wotherspoon, Ian

Crowe, Bob

Hickmott, Adrian

Mathieson, Bruce Snr

Rogers, Bill

Young, Michael

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MATCH RECORDS CARLTON FOOTBALL CLUB V OTHER AFL CLUBS 1897-2017

76

OPPONENT

PLAYED

WINS

LOSSES

DRAWS

COLLINGWOOD

254

127

123

4

ESSENDON

246

123

117

6

STH. MELBOURNE/SYDNEY

226

128

92

6

GEELONG

218

117

99

2

ST. KILDA

218

162

54

2

RICHMOND

218

125

91

2

MELBOURNE

211

118

91

2

HAWTHORN

165

103

62

0

NORTH MELBOURNE

154

97

57

0

Book of Records 2018 Season Guide

FOOTSCRAY/W. BULLDOGS

144

87

53

4

BRISBANE

49

28

21

0

WEST COAST

43

21

22

0

ADELAIDE

36

18

18

0

FREMANTLE

31

13

18

0

PORT ADELAIDE

30

13

16

1

GOLD COAST

8

5

3

0

GREATER WESTERN SYDNEY

7

3

4

0

FITZROY

197

120

72

5

UNIVERSITY

14

13

1

0

TOTAL GAMES

2469

1421

1014

34

57.55%

41.07%

1.38%

WINS 57.55% LOSSES 41.07% DRAWS 1.38%

BY CARLTON AGAINST

HIGHEST SCORE

LOWEST SCORE

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN

CENTURIES

ADELAIDE

24.12.156

1993

7.5.47

2016

79

1993

14

BRISBANE

27.22.184

1987

6.10.46

2007

103

1987

27

COLLINGWOOD

28.12.180

2000

0.6.6

1898

111

2000

64

ESSENDON

27.13.175

1975

1.2.8

1898

102

1936

64

FREMANTLE

21.21.147

2000

6.13.49

1996

75

2001

11

GEELONG

23.28.166

1944

1.5.11

1899

106

1944

63

GOLD COAST

26.15.171

2011

5.11.41

2016

119

2011

3

GREATER WESTERN SYDNEY

22.16.148

2013

7.9.51

2015

94

2013

2

HAWTHORN

30.30.210

1969

4.11.35

2015

128

1969

65

MELBOURNE

25.15.165

1986

1.2.8

1903

116

1986

58

NORTH MELBOURNE

31.13.199

1984

5.2.32

1965

137

1984

73

PORT ADELAIDE

26.13.169

2000

5.7.37

2014

91

2000

13

RICHMOND

28.16.184

2011

3.10.28

1924

115

1984

76

ST. KILDA

24.26.170

1977

2.5.17

1918

140

1985

73

SYDNEY/SOUTH MELBOURNE

27.23.185

1982

0.8.8

1902

102

1982

62

WEST COAST

29.17.191

1987

4.15.39

2007

119

2001

15

WESTERN BULLDOGS/FOOTSCRAY

30.21.201

1982

1.10.16

1991

129

1982

54

FITZROY

27.19.181

1993

1.1.7

1898

97

1995

65

UNIVERSITY

13.24.102

1914

3.14.32

1909

70

1914

1

TOTALS/RECORD

30.30.210

1969

0.6.6

1898

140

1985

803

77 HIGHEST SCORE

LOWEST SCORE

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN

CENTURIES

ADELAIDE

27.14.176

2009

6.14.50

2001

72

2009

13

BRISBANE

26.14.170

1996

5.8.38

1996

117

2007

21

COLLINGWOOD

24.16.160

2000

0.9.9

1900

108

2002

70

ESSENDON

28.14.182

2005

2.2.14

1903

109

1985

61

FREMANTLE

27.11.173

2007

7.7.49

1995

77

2007

12

GEELONG

24.18.162

2007

3.4.22

1919

78

2007

48

GOLD COAST

17.6.108

2017

7.10.52

2011

54

2016

1

GREATER WESTERN SYDNEY

19.21.135

2015

6.7.43

2012

81

2015

4

HAWTHORN

27.18.180

2007

4.12.36

1954

138

2015

47

MELBOURNE

25.10.160

2004

2.4.16

1899

105

2004

36

NORTH MELBOURNE

29.19.193

1983

3.5.23

1971

124

2003

45

PORT ADELAIDE

25.15.165

1998

7.7.49

2011

103

2014

16

RICHMOND

25.24.174

1978

2.9.21

1958

85

2005

53

ST. KILDA

31.10.196

2004

1.1.7

1915

108

2004

34

SYDNEY/SOUTH MELBOURNE

25.12.162

2007

0.5.5

1899

92

2006

42

WEST COAST

28.19.187

2003

3.12.30

2001

116

2003

20

WESTERN BULLDOGS/FOOTSCRAY

22.10.142

1985

4.1.25

1966

68

2010

31

FITZROY

20.22.142

1980

2.9.21

1909

94

1904

23

UNIVERSITY

10.9.69

1912

2.10.22

1911

15

1909

0

TOTALS/RECORD

31.10.196

2004

0.5.5

1899

138

2015

577

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