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10 YEARS AGO WEEK FOUR APRIL 9-13 , 2020
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The first Good Friday match was staged in 2017. It wasn’t without its share of critics. ASHLEY BROWNE reports.
It would have been Geelong v Hawthorn on Easter Monday. We look at this great rivalry. ASHLEY BROWNE reports.
Warwick Capper was footy’s original rock star and he’s not slowing down even into his 50s. BEN COLLINS reports.
SHOW-STOPPER: Warwick Capper reflects on an eventful career on both sides of the fence. PHOTO: MICHAEL WILLSON/AFL PHOTOS
Owned and produced by Crocmedia AFL Record Editor Michael Lovett Production Editor Gary Hancock Senior Writer Ashley Browne Writers Nic Negrepontis, Graham Pilkington, Laurence Rosen, Andrew Slevison, Isaac Smith
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Photo Editor Rohan Voigt CEO – BallPark, Rainmaker & Publishing Richard Simkiss Publications Commercial Manager, Crocmedia Dean McBeth Email all correspondence to Michael.Lovett@ crocmedia.com Copyright © 2020. ACN No. 004 155 211.
I look back now and you cringe JORDAN LEWIS ON THAT HIT 10 YEARS AGO, ADMITTING HE SHOULD NOT HAVE COME BACK ON THE GROUND – PAGE 5
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The food bill has gone up GOLD COAST YOUNG GUN MATT ROWELL ON MOVING BACK WITH HIS PARENTS
Hit sends a shudder 10 years on
CRUNCH: Jordan Lewis didn’t flinch as he took this big hit from then Bulldog Jarrod Harbrow this time 10 years ago.
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ordan Lewis was involved in one of the ugliest collisions of the decade against the Western Bulldogs this time 10 years ago. Running back with the flight of the ball in the middle of the ground, the Hawthorn star smashed into oncoming Bulldogs defender Jarrod Harbrow. Lewis hit the ground with a massive thud and was heavily concussed. On replay, one of the more disturbing moments of the collision actually happened before the bump, with Channel Seven commentator Tim Watson realising what was about to happen and giving an audible groan. Incredibly, Lewis was allowed back on the ground and did not miss a game for the remainder of the year, despite admitting later on that he was indeed concussed. Harbrow similarly continued on, playing 22 games for the 2010 season before making the move to the Gold Coast Suns in 2011. The four-time premiership Hawk explained how he was allowed back on the ground following the monster hit. u The 2020 season is three
“You go down to the rooms you’ve been knocked out or concussed or whatever it might have been and the protocols back then, they gave you three words to remember,” Lewis told SEN Breakfast. “Because the hit was so graphic, all my mates came down (to the rooms) and they were helping me remember the words. “Which, I look back now and you cringe because I don’t know
“rounds” old and how good was round four shaping? A Thursday night heavyweight clash at the Gabba between the Brisbane Lions and Collingwood, not one but two Good Friday games, and the best rivalry of the past couple of decades as Geelong take on Hawthorn at the MCG on Easter Monday.
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Alas, it’s all in our imagination as we enter the third weekend without footy and our Easter fix is now watching old replays on Channel Seven and Fox Footy. But the Record has again dug into its vault of stories from yesteryear with some Easter specials. Ashley Browne’s take on the introduction of Good
They gave you three words to remember JORDAN LEWIS ON HIS CONCUSSION TEST
Friday football back in 2017 is a fascinating trip down memory lane. The push for Good Friday was led by North Melbourne and despite some misgivings from the very top at the AFL, the League finally agreed to play football on one of the most holy days of all. Now it seems Good Friday football is here for the long journey and this year there
would have been two games fixtured – North playing the Western Bulldogs at Marvel Stadium and Port Adelaide hosting West Coast at Adelaide Oval. Browne also looked at the great Hawthorn-Geelong rivalry and picked out the best 10 games between the Hawks and the Cats, going way back to the 1963 Grand Final.
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ONE WEEK at a TIME what I was thinking, clearly I wasn’t thinking, but I came back on and continued to play the following weeks.” The hit happened in round three of 2010 and 10 years later, Lewis admits he would not have come back on to the field. “I remember there was a lady who lived in my in-laws’ building who was on the AFL Commission at the time and (she) was mortified that I came back on and really put it to the Commission with what we were doing with concussion and what we’re doing to protect the players and what protocols were in place,” Lewis said. “If I had my time again I certainly wouldn’t have gone back on, but I would want to spend probably three weeks out of the game. “Because I could train, you train at a level that’s under game intensity. “You train, fine, no worries at all, not really decision-making drills,
Umpires’ pay cut a first
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enior umpire Brett Rosebury has emphasised the importance of down time throughout the AFL shutdown as the umpire fraternity agrees to an historic pay cut. In a deal announced last Friday, all umpires will forgo half of their wages until May 31, with that cut to increase to 70 per cent if the AFL’s postponement continues further into the year. Rosebury said like players, umpires formed a crucial part of the AFL and had an “important role” to play when games start again. “We were able to agree on some new terms for the remainder of this year,” he said on AFL Nation’s Crunchtime.
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but as soon as it came to games, it felt like I was probably two seconds, three seconds off.” The debate surrounding concussions and their long-lasting damage has changed greatly since 2010. Research into the injury has brought its seriousness to light, with former Bulldogs midfielders Liam Picken and Koby Stevens among those ending their careers early because of it. St Kilda key forward Paddy McCartin has also taken long stretches away from footy as he deals with ongoing issues caused by frequent concussions. Geelong and West Australian legend Graham ‘Polly’
HEAVY TOLL: Young St Kilda forward Paddy McCartin has suffered multiple concussions in his short career.
Farmer became the first player diagnosed with CTE (chronic traumatic encephalopathy), with the Australian Sports Brain Bank discovering the disease in his brain following his death in 2019.
“We appreciate it’s a difficult time for everyone but we feel the umpires have a very important role to play once the games get back up and running.”
When the games resume, we’ll be ready to go BRETT ROSEBURY
Rosebury, who has officiated 417 games including eight Grand Finals, is one of the League’s more experienced umpires and said a 17-game season with shortened 16-minute quarters would ultimately benefit the older members of the umpiring team. “It’s important to have a little bit of down time,” he said. “It’s mentally challenging to stay up, we just got through pre-season and round one and ultimately it was turned off. “It’s unrealistic to expect all umpires to stay sharp all this time,
IN DEMAND: Brett Rosebury says umpires have an important role to play when games resume.
but we know when the games resume, we’ll be ready to go. “I sort of felt I had a really good pre-season and I was ready for round one. “The shorter season and shorter quarters will help a lot of us older guys, I’ll keep umpiring for as long as I love it. I still enjoy the challenge but as soon as the body that gives in, that’ll be the first to go.”
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The Collingwood connection
ONE WEEK at a TIME IN BLACK AND WHITE: EPL club Newcastle United and Collingwood have plenty in common.
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hat could AFL club Collingwood and English Premier League club Newcastle United, playing in different countries playing different football codes, have in common? The starting point is the name Collingwood. It was given to the area just north-east of the Melbourne city centre in the 1840s, supposedly because of a local hotel with that title. Of course, not even the good citizens of Collingwood would name their settlement after a pub. It was chosen to honour the famous Admiral Collingwood.
Both clubs were based in working class industrial cities Collingwood’s Royal Sovereign was the first ship to attack the combined French and Spanish fleet off Trafalgar in 1805 during the Napoleonic wars. His commander, Lord Horatio Nelson, was a superstar of his day: a victor of many battles and a loser of an arm and an eye in the process. He was killed at Trafalgar and Collingwood led the British fleet to a triumphant victory. Collingwood was born in the heart of Newcastle upon Tyne, a city in the north-east of England. This is one connection. From the start, Collingwood Football Club players wore a black and white striped jumper and were called the “Magpies”. Newcastle United Football Club also had the same nickname and donned a black and white striped shirt – another connection.
Both started in 1892. The Collingwood club had been formed but had no players. It merged with the existing local junior club, Britannia, the latter being pushed out of existence. In Newcastle, the East End club “united” with the West End club, hence the name, and the latter became defunct. Both clubs were based in working class industrial cities. Newcastle was much larger and was notable for its coal and shipbuilding trades. Collingwood was known for its brewing, and boot and brick making. The fans of both teams were, and still are, noted for their partisanship, noise and devotion. The Newcastle connection does not end there. The intended formation of a football club named Collingwood was first proposed to Britannia officials on June 21, 1889 at a meeting held in the bluestone Grace Darling hotel which still stands in Smith St. In early 1892, at a less amicable meeting at this hotel, the Collingwood Football Club came into being and was soon admitted into the then senior competition, the Victorian Football Association. In 1838, Grace Darling became famous throughout the British
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Empire for rowing out with her father in a storm to take people off a ship breaking up on rocks. She was aged 22. This took place just up the Northumberland coast from Newcastle.
desperate need of a good news story right now and that came in the form of Michael Hurley’s kind gesture to help a diehard Essendon fan pay off her club membership. After the coronavirus crisis hit Jayden Carter’s family of four hard, she was left with no choice but to send the club an email requesting to cancel her 2020 silver membership, worth around $800. It then emerged Hurley had stepped in to help pay off the remaining balance. “I just sent (Essendon) an email asking if there was any way at all they could help me continue on with my membership, whether it be via deference, or any other suggestions,” she said. “They then emailed me back on Sunday morning and I started to cry. The club mentioned in the (email) it was Michael who had offered to pay (the remaining balance of this year’s membership fee).”
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u Strangely, the day after that
first meeting at the Grace Darling Hotel in 1889, the Weekly Times in Melbourne reported in an unrelated article that the last survivor of the people rescued by Grace Darling had passed away aged 78. Grace herself only made it to 26. AFL.com.au AFL RECORD 7
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a member of Fremantle’s first side in 1995, has died aged 47 after a four-year battle with cancer with testicular cancer. He played 56 games for Fremantle between 1995 and 1998, including the club’s first game in 1995 against Richmond at the MCG. Leach will be remembered for being the first Fremantle player to secure a win with a goal after the siren, against Brisbane in round eight of the 1997 season. He is survived by wife Shannan and children Ella, Oliver and Jackson. u Tony Anderson, a member of Melbourne’s 1964 premiership team, has also passed away, aged 78. He played 75 games for the Demons and was an important part of its defence throughout the 1960s. Anderson’s career spanned seven years and ended just three games into the 1969 season.
Caring and sharing is Roo’s focus
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orth Melbourne’s community arm, The Huddle, has launched an innovative new program, ‘True North’. The concept is an interactive online tool designed to assist youth to find their internal compass and help them discover who they are. True North features the club’s sporting stars, all sharing their personal stories of self-discovery, while encouraging others to do the same. In its launch episode, defender Jasper Pittard speaks openly about the importance of compassion. “I was brought up in my family to always be wary of other people and their feelings and trying to pick up when people are feeling up or down,” Pittard said. “For me it’s really important to be aware of other people in the world and what they’re going through, and showing that you care. And it also just takes your mind of yourself as well so that’s pretty important to me.”
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he AFLW All-Australian squad of 40 has been announced for the 2020 season with the key takeaway being the inclusion of a number of the game’s brightest young stars In total, 17 members of the squad are 22 or younger –
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For Pittard, it’s about understanding different views and opinions. “You’re not always going to agree with people and certainly there’s some things I don’t agree with,” he said. “But just trying to understand why they think like that and just because you think a certain way, doesn’t mean it’s the right or wrong way, they’re just different. “I think being in a footy club has allowed me to really work on collaborating with people and you’re not to going to be able to collaborate with the same type of people all the time; you want to be with your mates and like-minded people, but sometimes you’re just not going to be and you’ve still got to make that work. “We’re all trying to work towards a common goal at the footy club and that’s a premiership, so sometimes you’re going to have to work with people that your values might not align, but how do you find common ground?” Pittard said offering support to others is an important part of who he is. including Tayla Harris, Maddy Prespakis, Isabel Huntington and Ebony Marinoff. Collingwood has the most representatives (five) with Brianna Davey, Brittany Bonnici, Jaimee Lambert, Stacey Livingstone and Sharni Layton making it. Layton, the only ruck picked in the squad, is an incredible story given her transition from netball and the fact that she was learning how to play the game in 2019. North Melbourne’s star midfield quartet of Emma Kearney, Ash Riddell, Jenna Bruton and Jasmine Garner were all included, while Fremantle, Carlton, Melbourne and Brisbane all also have four players in the squad. Every team has at least one player in the 40 with Richmond, Geelong and West Coast having one each.
“I think helping other people, I get a real buzz out of that, working with other people, understanding their challenges and then trying to make them feel good about themselves is something I really enjoy as well,” he said. “My parents always taught me to, whenever there was someone you’d seen left out or picked on or anything, be the one to get around them. “There have been times I’ve done that and felt good about it and times that I haven’t and I’ve always wondered ‘what was it like for them?’, or circumstantial things led me away from that situation or I never saw that person again. I’ve wondered if I had stepped in and just asked them how they were, would they have felt better? Visit truenorthportal.com.au.
ALL-AUSTRALIAN SQUAD u Adelaide: Sarah Allan, Anne Hatchard,
Ebony Marinoff; Brisbane Lions: Kate Lutkins, Emily Bates, Jesse Wardlaw, Sophie Conway; Carlton: Kerryn Harrington, Maddie Prespakis, Tayla Harris, Georgia Gee; Collingwood: Sharni Layton, Jaimee Lambert, Stacey Livingstone, Brittany Bonnici, Brianna Davey; Fremantle: Kiara Bowers, Gemma Houghton, Sabreena Duffy, Ebony Antonio; Geelong: Olivia Purcell; Gold Coast Suns: Jamie Stanton, Kalinda Howarth, Jade Pregelj; GWS Giants: Alyce Parker, Elle Bennetts; Melbourne: Karen Paxman, Libby Birch, Daisy Pearce, Kate Hore; North Melbourne: Emma Kearney, Jasmine Garner, Ash Riddell, Jenna Bruton; Richmond: Monique Conti; St Kilda: Georgia Patrikios, Caitlin Greiser; West Coast: Dana Hooker; Western Bulldogs: Ellie Blackburn, Isabel Huntington.
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s a teenager, I used to hit the alarm at 5.30am, delivering papers around the streets of Cootamundra in New South Wales. This is where I developed an interest in newspapers and journalism. Being an AFL footballer, it’s sometimes difficult to trust certain articles and their legitimacy, hence I limited my consumption. Isolation has rekindled my love for sitting down with a warm drink in hand and reading the paper. At 11am daily, Candice and I sit down for ‘smoko’. A coffee in one hand, The Age in the other, with our final activity the daily quiz. As someone who is fascinated by global politics, it’s a good time to be reading. Within an AFL club, your daily schedule is pretty much controlled. Once you become institutionalised, it is easy to develop bad habits and rely on the program. It’s been nice having time, being able to create/rediscover good habits.
SATURDAY, MARCH 28 (DAY 6) u I joke about when I retire, I won’t step foot in a gym or go for a run. I highly doubt this will be achievable. After enjoying a few bottles of red wine over the first few days, by Friday night I had the fire in the belly to start training again. Saturday morning, I step out the door at 7am and start a one-hour running session by the Yarra River, finding any hill I could to run up. Once home, out came the weights. Cooking and fresh produce is something I have always enjoyed, which stems from my mother. My most recent cookbook purchase was The Blue Ducks (Delicious Food, The Importance of Community and The Joy of Surfing). Now I can take full opportunity to make meals from scratch so tonight is barramundi, peas and bacon.
SUNDAY, MARCH 29 (DAY 7) u I’ve found it interesting that even though we are in lockdown we continue to do similar things each day, to what was once our norm. Sunday morning was bacon and eggs for breakfast and leftovers for dinner. The early afternoon consisted of gardening, cleaning the Vespa (which has been on months of maternity leave) and cars. Each day we take Isla for a long walk through the streets of Hawthorn admiring the beautiful homes. One thing that has struck me, which in the rush of previous weeks/years I don’t take the time to notice, is the amazing trees that line the streets. It took seven days of isolation to have a blue, which I thought was pretty good. Candice won of course!
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u The seasonal change is one of beauty. Growing up on the south-west slopes of NSW, we would get bitterly cold winter mornings and stinking hot
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summers. To me the best time of year in Melbourne is autumn, beautiful crisp mornings and warm days, the smell of wood fires burning and the deep colour changes in the trees. It was our first structured training session. Pre-season running has returned after a five-month pre-season … “awesome”. Out the door before 7am and it was one of those perfect Melbourne autumn mornings.
TUESDAY, MARCH 31 (DAY 9) u Suns out, guns out, or so James Frawley and Jaeger O’Meara would say. It only took me eight days of isolation to work out that if I get up and exercise early, I’m much more productive and energetic for the rest of the day. Tuesday is upper body day. I have a limited gym set up, so using the environment has become a high priority. Chin ups are now completed off a high tree branch, bricks are used for various exercises, squats consist of Candice sitting on my shoulders holding a weight and our outdoor setting is integrated into the program. Hawthorn is fantastic at keeping all the football department connected and engaged. We have been linked with The Resilience Project for a couple of years now. Today, we received a very amusing and informative video. Martin Heppell from TRP is helping players and coaches to understand their emotions and how they can deal with them. That’s imperative when working in a football club where emotions tend to run high.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1 (DAY 10) u Bailey (Labrador cross Retriever) had her ACL repaired six weeks ago and she decided to get an infection post-surgery. Silly me decided against pet insurance and unfortunately Australia doesn’t have Medicare for dogs!
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Monday, Wednesday and Fridays are our big training days and the 6.30am alarm sounds for an early morning run into a total body outdoor gym session. The last two days I have run the same streets of Hawthorn and a tradie, who happens to be a Collingwood supporter, feels the need to shout, “Oi ‘Smithy’, you coming to Collingwood?” followed by “carn the Pies!”. I’m sure he’s waking the neighbours.
THURSDAY, APRIL 2 (DAY 11) u A welcome day off from training activities. I’ve been informed that babies go through leaps, these being stages of brain development. Isla reached/ passed through one during the week. She has found her hands, a big smile and lots of baby talk. This has been extremely entertaining.
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Early ‘n’ Fresh is a small family-owned business that we came across online. They go to the markets early in the morning to get the freshest of fruit and vegetables, and this morning our order was dropped off. A Thousand Blessings café is an institution in Richmond and after we had an appointment for Isla, we dropped past and order lunch. On the menu was an acai bowl and the best chicken schnitzel wrap in Melbourne.
FRIDAY, APRIL 3 (DAY 12) u Today was a day of Zoom. It started with AFLPA CEO Paul Marsh and my Hawthorn teammates going through everything they know regarding footy and the latest from the AFL. Also, it was another morning catch-up with Hawthorn staff. The two best Zooms were saved for later in the day. Teammates met for a Friday afternoon beer, talking the normal nonsense we talk at the Ricoh Centre. As I said earlier, old habits die hard. Finally, we had Friday night drinks on Zoom with my family. The usual type of behaviour occurred. My sisters and I taking the micky out of our Dad, who obviously started his consumption early. Isla was the star of the show. The hardest thing about isolation is not being able to kiss and hug our family members, as I’m sure everyone is struggling with. It’s something that both set of grandparents are finding quite difficult. AFL.com.au AFL RECORD 11
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HURRICANE HIGGINS MCG, APRIL 8, 2018 u Alex ‘Hurricane’ Higgins once took the
snooker world by storm but footy might have produced its own version after the debut of Richmond youngster Jack Higgins two years ago. The energetic small forward kicked two goals (or “snags” as he described them after the game) – the first
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from a clever crumb and the second with a strike his soccer hero Ronaldo would have approved of. He wasn’t lacking style in his celebrations either. It’s been a tough road since and he underwent brain surgery last year but he’s on track to resume. Tiger fans can’t wait to see more of this when the season restarts. PHOTO: ADAM TRAFFORD/AFL PHOTOS @ADAMJTRAFFORD
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at Marvel Stadium, how appropriate there was entertainment of a different variety at the Docklands venue this time last year. For a brief moment it looked as though Wrestlemania had come to town as Sydney forward Tom Papley put a leg scissor hold on Carlton co-captain Patrick Cripps. We’re calling this contest all square, but in the one that mattered, the Swans were too good for the Blues, winning by 19 points. PHOTO: DYLAN BURNS/AFL PHOTOS @DYLANBURNSPHOTOS
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It will be a historic occasion for the AFL this round when the first Good Friday match is staged. But the League had to jump through several hoops to get the go ahead. Ashley Browne he last of the AFL’s fixturing taboos ends this weekend when North Melbourne hosts the Western Bulldogs at Etihad Stadium, the first time a game for premiership points has been played on Good Friday. In doing so, the AFL becomes the last of the major winter codes to play a game on one of the significant Christian holidays of the year. Good Friday is a day that is undeniably Christian. It commemorates the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. But here’s the rub. Not enough Australians identify as Christian, and not enough Christians go to church often enough, or even observe the basic tenets of the day, for it to any longer prevent a game of football taking place. According to the 2011 Census, only 61.1 per cent of Australians identify as Christian. The same
census revealed that, of those, six out of seven do not regularly attend church services. They’re the ones who on Good Friday instead pack out the golf courses, the movies and, increasingly, country and suburban footy. That’s if they’re not fleeing the city for the beach and the bush for the last chance to enjoy a long weekend before the leaves turn and the weather cools. And with an AFLPA survey last year revealing that 90.3 per cent of active players had no objection to playing on Good Friday, not even the traditional reluctance of the AFL’s leadership could stand in the way any longer. North Melbourne has been pushing for Good Friday football for nearly 30 years. But despite the club’s close ties to the AFL, with former coach John Kennedy serving as the League’s Commission chairman in
the mid-1990s, and later, former player Andrew Demetriou as the longtime chief executive, the Kangaroos were rebuffed every year. Kennedy, a devout Catholic, and Demetriou were flat out against football on Good Friday and their views always prevailed. Current AFL boss Gillon McLachlan is also said to have only marginal enthusiasm for the proposal, but in this instance, the rest of the AFL executive team and the Commission, who wanted to at least give it a try, had their way. So here we are. “Our view was the attitude and interests of our supporters and stakeholders was gradually changing,” AFL general manager of fixturing Travis Auld told the AFL Record,, admitting that demand from Record football fans for a game on Good Friday had grown given what other sports were offering on the day.
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What shaped the AFL’s position was a series of discussions with those who might be affected by a game on Good Friday. The players gave their approval, while the Royal Children Hospital’s Good Friday Appeal also saw the merit. The churches, understandably, didn’t share the same enthusiasm, although they were consulted. Not that they could do much about it. Religion is one thing in Melbourne, but football is another matter entirely. The Catholic Archdiocese of Melbourne chose not to oppose the game, but did quibble with the 4.20pm starting time. A later start, it argued, would allow more Catholics to attend the 3pm services and still make it to Etihad Stadium for the match. “Good Friday is the day Christians remember that Jesus Christ suffered and died for us so that we might know and enjoy the love of God for all eternity,” said Archbishop of Melbourne, Denis Hart, when the game was announced last October. “It provides a window into values that are not controlled by consumerism, money-making or busy-ness.” North Melbourne has one of the more visible players of faith in the AFL, former skipper Andrew Swallow, who in an interview with The Age in 2014 was forthright in his opposition to Good Friday football. “Do we need football then? Are people that bored in their lives that they have to have football every day of the year? We still come in and train, but I think it is a great time even if you don’t have that faith or belief, so just spend the day with your family. Surely you can occupy yourself for one day.” The Kangaroos have been clear with Swallow from the start; they would respect any decision not to play, although it appears as though he will. Indeed, nobody at the Kangaroos or the Bulldogs – players and officials – has expressed anything other than a strong desire to take part in the day. “That question could get me into a lot of trouble at Sunday Mass,” joked Bulldogs skipper Robert Murphy, whose parents John and Monica met when he was a Catholic priest and she was a nun. “But, seriously, any time the Western Bulldogs take centre stage is all right by me and the fact
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While his predecessor Andrew Demetriou was opposed to Good Friday football, CEO Gillon McLachlan is more open to “giving it a try”.
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it’s in partnership with the Royal Children’s Hospital overshadows my history with Catholicism. I think it will be good.” Of course, while the foundations of the Good Friday holiday are based in religion, for most Victorians, it is the Good Friday Appeal that dominates the day. Throughout the state, you can’t escape it, be it the Seven Network telethon, the blanket coverage in the Herald Sun or the tin rattlers on every street corner. Last year, the appeal raised more than $17.4 million for the Royal Children’s Hospital. The ties between the appeal and football have always been strong. Players from all clubs visit the hospital throughout the year and player appearances have always been a high point of the telethon. Many donations are made with the offer of something more if a particular footballer reads it out on air. The Appeal didn’t necessarily sign off on the Good Friday game, but it was heavily consulted and stands to benefit considerably. “It’s terrific for us and a great opportunity for us to reach a wider audience,” Appeal director Anne Randall said. “The Good Friday Appeal has been around for 86 years and people are devoted to it. The match is making
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a significant donation, which is what makes it widely welcome.” Five dollars from every adult ticket sold and $10 from every family ticket will be donated straight into the Appeal’s coffers. North and Bulldogs members with automatic entry entitlements are being strongly encouraged to make a donation. Seven will cut away from the appeal telethon to broadcast the game. But there will be heavy integration with the appeal throughout. “We’ve seen with the Big Freeze at the ’G and E.J. Whitten Legends Game that they’re very good at doing that,” Auld said. The TV viewership should run into the high six figures, while the ground should be close to capacity. The corresponding match last year drew 47,622 fans, which gives this game a strong foundation from which to build. “North Melbourne has led that discussion for as long as any club, so it made sense to give them the opportunity to host the first Good Friday game,” Auld said. “The Western Bulldogs are also a strong partner, but this is also some reward based on their premiership success last year.” It is a big day for the Kangaroos. “There’s a bit of that North Melbourne mindset in all of this where everyone feels that compulsion around innovation,” chief executive Carl Dilena said. “We pioneered Friday night football, the Grand Final Breakfast grew from humble beginnings and TARGET AUDIENCE:
The Roos are always happy to be “trying the next big thing”, according to CEO Carl Dilena.
there’s always this philosophy at North that we should be trying the next big thing. “What we hope is that after getting a Good Friday game after 25 years that it remains in the calendar like the Anzac Day game and it’s in people’s diaries as a big game, not something that disappears or gets shipped off interstate.” Auld said there are no guarantees that Good Friday football will continue, let alone the Kangaroos and the Dogs having the day to themselves. “We’ll see how it pans out,” he said. “The view is that we will trial it and see how the event, the day and the slot performs and that depends on a number of factors.” The League is looking for more than a good game, big crowd and bumper television ratings. “It needs to add value to the Good Friday Appeal in terms of our social responsibility and its importance to this state,” Auld said. “All the stakeholders, including Channel Seven and the Herald & Weekly Times need to be pleased as well.” For the Kangaroos, the requirements start with a win over the Bulldogs and a whole lot more. “Success for North would be a bumper crowd and helping the Good Friday Appeal exceed its fund-raising record,” Dilena said. “Let’s make it a big event that people say, ‘Wow, I want to come back next year’ and convince the AFL it’s a viable proposition that should be locked in every year with North as the anchor team.” @hashbrowne
Special day FOR YOUNG FANS Like most young footy fans, Jedd Arrowsmith and Nathan Hovey will be over the moon when they watch their heroes run out for the big clash between North Melbourne and the Western Bulldogs on Friday. But Jedd and Nathan have done it tougher than most kids their age … much tougher. The two wide-eyed youngsters will take centre stage on this historic day. The Royal Children’s Hospital patients will play leading roles – Nathan will hand over the ball to the umpires while Jedd will toss the coin for rival captains Jack Ziebell and Robert Murphy. Nathan, a mad Bulldogs supporter, was diagnosed with stage four neuroblastoma when he was three. His treatment has included chemotherapy, stem cell transplant radiation and immunotherapy. Jedd was born six years ago with multiple heart defects and Friday is even more special for this North Melbourne fanatic – it’s also his birthday. “It’s a very exciting day,” his mother Nicole said. “And it’s for such a great cause.”
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Jedd Arrowsmith, who will toss the coin, met up with one of his heroes, Jamie Macmillan.
According to Nicole and her husband Mick, Jedd has not stopped practising tossing the coin. “I won’t be nervous,” Jedd said. Jedd and Nathan are typical of many stories associated with the RCH and highlight why the Good Friday Appeal is so important. The Good Friday Appeal is the largest fundraiser for the RCH, which has been providing outstanding care for Victoria’s children and their families for more than 146 years. In 2016, a record $17,445,624 was raised for the Good Friday Appeal and more than $310 million has been raised for the benefit of sick children since the Appeal started in 1931. The AFL is promoting the game as ‘Kick for the Kids’ and $5 from all adult tickets sold and $10 from family tickets will go to the Appeal. Fans can donate by visiting goodfridayappeal.com.au or calling 1300 277 325.
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BOMBER BLITZ: Joe Daniher played a crucial role in last year’s Good Friday clash.
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Not so good for footy North Melbourne’s plans for its 2020 Good Friday celebrations go on hold for a year.
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t’s hard to believe now but there was once a time when Good Friday football was a hot-button footy issue and not something which seems commonplace among the various other marquee dates on the AFL calendar. After years of campaigning, North Melbourne finally got its wish in 2017 when the Roos were scheduled to face the Western Bulldogs at Marvel Stadium on Good Friday, a date that had previous been footy-free. “It’s a tribute to this club’s track record of innovation,” then North Melbourne CEO Carl Dilena said in 2016. “We’ve always had a great relationship with the Royal Children’s Hospital, as virtual neighbours, and look forward to helping make this day even greater.” The AFL said the changing times meant there was now a craving for football on Good Friday that previous wasn’t there. “The AFL has scheduled the match late in the afternoon to ensure it did not conflict with the major Good Friday afternoon religious services but we accept
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that some football fans remain opposed to scheduling a match on Good Friday,” AFL fixtures boss Travis Auld said at the time. Those at AFL House who had originally opposed a marquee match on Good Friday would’ve no doubt been pleasantly surprised when 42,814 turned up to watch a thriller, with the Bulldogs defeating North by just three points after trailing by 29 points in the third term. Fast-forward to 2018 and the aura which surrounded footy on Good Friday dissipated somewhat, with North Melbourne admitting a relatively soft crowd of 33,966 for its clash with St Kilda was disappointing after the heights of 2017. “It was not a big enough crowd. It was disappointing in the sense, I think, there were only about 1000 St Kilda members who turned up, not that I want to blame it necessarily on them,” Dilena told AFL Media. “We want to make it a success. I’ve had those discussions with the AFL. “The AFL needs to put some real focus on it if we want to drive it. The challenge was I’m not sure Gill (McLachlan) was really a big fan of the concept to start with, so there will be a question mark over it.” Enter 2019, where North Melbourne partnered with rivals
We accept that some football fans remain opposed to scheduling a match on Good Friday TRAVIS AULD
Essendon to re-launch the marquee occasion in the hope the Bombers’ big supporter base would ensure a near sell-out at Marvel Stadium. While the third edition was an overwhelming success with 48,278 fans contributing to a record total raised for the Good Friday Appeal, Essendon’s late inclusion of star forward Joe Daniher stole all the headlines. After incurring a hefty $20,000 fine after bringing him into the team despite not being named as one of the emergencies, Daniher played a crucial role in the Bombers’ 58-point thrashing of the Roos. This year, North Melbourne was originally scheduled to play the Western Bulldogs – just like it did in 2017 – under the roof at Marvel Stadium on this round before Port Adelaide was due to host the West Coast Eagles in what would’ve been the first-ever Good Friday football double-header. Football on Good Friday in 2020 will always have an asterisk attached due to the coronavirus pandemic, with progress made on building a credible long-term fixture stalled for the moment. How will it look in the future?
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VAULT 2018
1963 GRAND FINAL GEELONG HAWTHORN
3.3 3.6
7.10 5.6
9.13 8.9
15.19 (109) 8.12 (60)
The two clubs played an early season draw, but it was after a spiteful 38-point win to the Cats in the final round that coach Bob Davis was moved to say, “Hawthorn is the worst and dirtiest team I have ever seen.” The Hawks were tough and hard, very much in the image of their coach, John Kennedy snr. The Cats were brash, quick and skilful, in the image of their coach and, in the end, they were just too good. They beat Hawthorn in the second semi-final by 19 points, then met Kennedy’s men a fortnight later in the Grand Final. There were just 10 points between the sides at the final change and Davis urged his men to “bury” and “humiliate” the Hawks. That they did to the tune of 49 points, however, the old-timers at Hawthorn never forgot it, and kept it in their memory banks.
1987 ROUND 22 HAWTHORN GEELONG
It was a tough assignment, but ASHLEY BROWNE has come up with the top 10 encounters from the fierce rivalry that exists between Hawthorn and Geelong. arlier in 2018, we at the AFL Record suggested the Carlton-Collingwood rivalry was a thing of the past and that there was no better match-up than Hawthorn and Geelong. The one-point thriller played out by the Hawks and the Cats only a few days before only further highlighted that.
The rivalry wasn’t born in the aftermath of the upstart win by the Hawks over the Cats in the 2008 Grand Final. That only rekindled it and they have played many high-stakes, white-knuckle games since then. But as we’ll show you, Hawthorn and Geelong have been at each other’s throats for considerably longer than that. And it started with two very driven, but very different coaches in the 1960s.
3.2 2.6
6.6 6.12
11.9 13.15
19.12 (126) 17.21 (123)
The make-up of the finals was on a knife’s edge entering the final round of the season, but one thing was abundantly clear – a win to the Cats over the Hawks at Kardinia Park and they would make the finals. Geelong’s home ground was packed to the rafters on that mild Saturday afternoon and the Cats were up for the fight in a high-scoring and entertaining match. But they couldn’t put away the Hawks, who had a bit to play for as well. Top spot and the precious week off were potentially theirs with a win. Two goals in time-on to star spearhead Jason Dunstall was enough for Hawthorn to steal the win by three points. And when news came through that Melbourne had upset Footscray at the Whitten Oval, meaning the Demons were September-bound and the Cats were done for the year, 25,000 Geelong supporters made their way home in stony silence.
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1989 ROUND 6 HAWTHORN GEELONG
5.3 8.4
9.5 17.6
16.9 19.10
26.15 (171) 25.13 (163)
It was a match that typified both clubs at that time. The Cats were reinvented under new coach Malcolm Blight into an attacking, free-scoring machine. As for the Hawks, they were never beaten. On this sunny day at Princes Park, Geelong jumped out to a 56-point lead late in the second term, playing some breathtaking football in the process. The mistake the Cats then made was thinking they had the game won, which was the flicker the home team needed. After half-time, the Hawks slammed on 17 goals playing some clinical football of their own and won an extraordinary game, 26.15 (171) to 25.13 (163). The key move for Hawthorn was to switch Gary Ayres from the back-pocket to the centre and the “good driver in heavy traffic”, as described by coach Allan Jeans, got the Hawks going. Hawthorn was in the midst of a stage where it lost just six games in two years, but its fans celebrated this particular win with gusto.
1989 GRAND FINAL HAWTHORN GEELONG
8.4 2.0
12.9 7.2
18.13 13.7
21.18 (144) 21.12 (138)
The script from the game earlier that year was almost reversed. It was Hawthorn, seeking back-to-back flags for the first time in the club’s history, which jumped out to a 40-point lead at quarter-time, having withstood a physical barrage from the Cats, highlighted by Mark Yeates hammering into Hawk hard man Dermott Brereton at the opening bounce. But as Gary Ablett snr got going and the Hawks started going down for the count, the margin reduced and by the final quarter it was clearly game on as Geelong slowly pegged back their rivals. In the end, Ablett’s Grand Final record nine goals weren’t enough to get the Cats home and they fell six points short in what is generally regarded as just about the greatest Grand Final played. Hawthorn finished the game with 14 fit players and Geelong not too many more.
(The Hawks) withstood a physical barrage from the Cats EPIC SHOWDOWN: Geelong was reinvented under coach Malcolm Blight (top right), but despite Gary Ablett’s nine goals in a pulsating 1989 Grand Final (above left), the Cats were unable to prevent the Hawks lifting the premiership cup (above).
2008 GRAND FINAL HAWTHORN GEELONG
5.2 5.3
8.3 6.12
14.5 9.18
18.7 (115) 11.23 (89)
Geelong was a super team in 2008 and entered the Grand Final having lost just one game for the season. Hawthorn was young and brash, but despite its own great form through the season and the finals, entered the flag decider as a rank $3.05 outsider. But the Hawks were confident nevertheless, based on an 11-point loss to the Cats in round 17, which left them convinced they could turn the tables in the Grand Final. Geelong was the better team throughout the first half, but kicked terribly for goal, leaving the door ajar. Sure enough, Hawthorn hit a purple patch in the third term, inspired at first by a brilliant tackle by first-year afl.com.au | AFL RECORD | 23
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forward Cyril Rioli on the wing and then a six-minute burst by Stuart Dew in which he kicked two goals and had a hand in two more. The Cats kicked two late goals in the third term to offer a glimmer of hope, but the Hawks kicked four to two in the final quarter to win by 26 points and register one of the greatest upsets in Grand Final history. The Hawthorn-Geelong rivalry was already great, but it was just about to go up another level. Or several.
2009 ROUND 17 GEELONG HAWTHORN
4.2 3.3
6.5 8.7
10.6 13.10
15.9 (99) 14.14 (98)
On the eve of the season, Hawthorn president Jeff Kennett remarked on national TV that the Hawks had the mental edge over Geelong. The Cats held out the Hawks by eight points in the season-opener, but it was the reverse clash later
You could hear the roar all the way down the Geelong highway KENNETT CURSE: The Hawks caused an upset in the 2008 Grand Final (top left), but the Cats then won 11 in a row, including after-the-siren heroics by Jimmy Bartel in 2009 (above) and Tom Hawkins in 2012 (above right).
that season that started talk of the ‘Kennett Curse’. Hawthorn had several chances to close out the game on that cold and grey afternoon at the MCG, but couldn’t seal the deal. And sure enough, with just seconds remaining, Geelong forced the ball forward into the waiting arms of Brownlow medallist Jimmy Bartel who marked in the forward pocket as time expired. With scores level, any score would do and Bartel kicked perhaps the sweetest behind in the Cats’ history. Geelong had Hawthorn’s measure and would have for quite some time.
2012 ROUND 19 GEELONG HAWTHORN
9.3 2.0
10.5 14.9 7.6 11.8
18.10 (118) 17.14 (116)
By now Geelong’s winning streak against Hawthorn had stretched to eight games and, not just the Cats but the entire football world – the Hawks aside – was taking joy in Kennett’s hubris. And they were great games – six of them had been decided by nine points or less. This Friday night shaped as a blowout when Geelong jumped to a 45-point lead at the first change. But Hawthorn chipped away after quarter-time and then in a barnstorming final quarter hit the front with only a few minutes remaining.
But the Cats would always find something against the Hawks when needed and this was no exception. After a snap shot from Clinton Young hit the post with a minute to go, Hawthorn surged forward from a Geelong turnover after the kick-in – only for a mid-air kick from Paul Puopolo from just two metres out somehow missing the goals altogether, which allowed the Cats one last attacking thrust. With 30 seconds to go, Joel Selwood out-marked Brad Sewell in the midfield and hit Tom Hawkins 50 metres out on the lead. Sure enough, he kicked truly after the final siren and you could hear the roar all the way down the Geelong highway.
2013 PRELIMINARY FINAL HAWTHORN GEELONG
3.5 4.0
7.8 7.4
10.10 124.6
14.18 (102) 15.7 (97)
Eleven games into the curse and even the most diehard Hawthorn person had given up hope it would ever end. Certainly not with the stakes so high and even more so with Geelong 20 points up with a quarter to go and a Grand Final berth up for grabs. But unlike the supporters, there was no panic in the Hawks huddle and they systematically reeled the Cats in, point by point and minute by minute. Shaun Burgoyne was moved forward and played a superb final quarter,
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putting Hawthorn in front with five-and-a-half minutes remaining. Given what had taken place the over the previous 11 games, there was more than enough time for the Hawks to still blow it, but they somehow held their nerve and held on for a five-point win. Even then, had a Travis Varcoe snap shot not sailed wide with 30 seconds to go, the game might have gone to extra time.
2016 QUALIFYING FINAL GEELONG HAWTHORN
2.3 1.2
5.5 6.6
10.9 10.7
12.13 (85) 12.11 (83)
By now, fans of both clubs were heartily sick of playing each other in the finals. The neutrals loved it however and, sure enough, the opening Friday night of the 2016 finals delivered another classic. The sides exchanged the lead throughout the night, but after Burgoyne kicked a goal at the eight-minute mark of the final quarter to give the Hawks back the lead, there were no goals for another 14 minutes until Josh Caddy kicked truly to put the Cats back in front. Geelong then kicked two more behinds, the last with less than 30 seconds to go. From there, Hawthorn swept the ball down the ground to Isaac Smith who marked 40 metres out, almost straight in front. He took his set shot after the final siren, but it missed to the right, sending
the jubilant Cats to the preliminary final and putting the Hawks’ hopes of a fourth straight flag in grave doubt.
2018 ROUND 2 HAWTHORN GEELONG
5.3 5.1
11.8 8.2
14.13 12.7
17.16 (118) 18.9 (117)
Obituaries for the rivalry were written after the first game between them in 2017 when the Cats trounced the Hawks by 86 points. But they were proved premature when in the return clash in round 17, the 300th game for Hawk champion Luke Hodge, Geelong held on to win by three points after Smith missed again, this time with a more difficult kick on the run just before the final siren. The build-up to the round two game earlier this year was enormous. It was the first game together for Geelong’s ‘holy trinity’ – Joel Selwood, Patrick Dangerfield and Gary Ablett – and it attracted more than 73,000 to the MCG for the traditional Easter Monday clash. The trio went pretty well, but the Hawks went better. One point better to be precise. Hawthorn held the edge in a fiery encounter for most of the day. It had all the spite, brilliance, twists and turns that Hawthorn and Geelong have provided in spades over the years. The Hawks jumped to a 25-point lead early in the final quarter, but at no stage did they appear safe. And sure enough, when Geelong youngster Brandan Parfitt snapped truly with three minutes left, scores were level.
It had all the spite, brilliance, twists and turns THRILLERS: Isaac Smith’s
miss after the siren proved costly in the 2016 finals (top left), but the Hawks edged out the Cats in a fiery clash early in 2018 (top), which was the first time Geelong’s ‘holy trinity’, including Gary Ablett and Joel Selwood (above) took to the field together.
But Hawthorn won, thanks to a behind with one minute remaining from skipper Jarryd Roughead from almost the same place Bartel kicked the match-winning point nine years earlier.
And since?
This story was written for round 21, 2018, and in another see-sawing contest, the Hawks prevailed by 11 points, despite Patrick Dangerfield racking up 40 possessions. ‘Danger’ polled three Brownlow votes, Gary Ablett (32 touches) gained two votes and eventual medallist Tom Mitchell was Hawthorn’s best with one vote. The Cats and Hawks split their 2019 results. Geelong did it comfortably on Easter Monday winning by 23 points thanks to Gary Rohan (four goals) and Ablett but Hawthorn turned the tables in round 18 (24 points) as Liam Shiels celebrated his 200th game in style. @hashbrowne
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A day at the footy in 1975 made an instant impression on a wide-eyed 10-year-old who later became a superstar and one of the game’s great characters. DERMOTT BRERETON
B R E R E T O N ’ S
he first game of League football I went to was in round five, 1975, when I was 10. I went with my mate ‘Richo’ whose father was a member at Waverley. He kindly asked me if I would like to go see Collingwood v Footscray. Until then, I was limited to the Channel Seven replay on Saturday evenings. Even then, the replay showed only two quarters from the entire six matches from the day. I got separated from Richo for a while at the start of my day. The reason was simple … when we walked through the long grey walkway to get to our seats, Richo and his Dad kept moving down the aisle. I just stood at the top of the aisle and stared out at the field.
I wanted to play like Phil Carman A 10-YEAR-OLD DERMOTT BRERETON
I was captivated by the colours of the jumpers and the pristine condition of the field with its neat chequered mowing strips. And the noise from the crowd? I later learned it wasn’t a big crowd by any modern day standard (36,638) but to a 10-year-old boy it was huge. Footscray beat my much-loved Magpies that day, but there was a guy playing for Collingwood in his first season named Phil Carman. He could do everything and it seemed to me he held that crowd in the palm of his hand. Magpie fans were marvelling at him, Doggies fans were hoping the ball wouldn’t get to him. I left the ground that day with only one goal in life: I wanted to play like Phil Carman. Seven years later, I played my first League game for Hawthorn in the 1982 first semi-final. Carman was centre half-forward for North Melbourne at the other end. I had thought to myself before the game, ‘How am I going to get Phil’s autograph?’
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My mates and I from Frankston were only ever allowed to go as far on the train to watch St Kilda at Moorabbin or the Richmond station that enabled us to see any MCG game. My mates barracked for Carlton and I was full-on Collingwood. So occasionally we would catch the train and then a tram to watch the Blues. Or two trains to Victoria Park to see the Magpies. I stood on four empty beer cans with my mates at Victoria Park and watched Collingwood demolish St Kilda by a record margin (178 points) in 1979. A young Peter Daicos appeared untouchable that day. We watched ‘Fabulous Phil’ kick 11 goals against the Saints at Moorabbin in 1975 in a masterful display. We watched veteran Kevin ‘Cowboy’ Neale terrorise Geelong at Moorabbin. He ran through the Cats warm-up lap, splitting them in two. Big Jeff Sarau, Garry Sidebottom and Robbie Muir put the wind up just about anyone who had an away game at Moorabbin. We saw Trevor Barker take mark of the year every week only to have no cameras at the ground to capture the deed. Later on, I was fortunate enough to call Trevor my friend. We would watch silently as Bruce Doull would glide past opponents only because we didn’t want to spoil the moment. We saw Paul Vander Haar mark any footy that was above shoulder height.
We saw Kevin Bartlett’s trademark celebration way too many times. My mates and I loved the characters, the lairs, the showmen. Fabulous Phil, Cowboy Neale, ‘Crackers’ Keenan, Sam Kekovich, ‘KB’ and ‘Sammy’ Newman. Every team had at least one showman. These days, the League is lucky to have one – Max Gawn. He exudes a happiness for life and football. It is as though he would play for free if he had to. The cheeky grin and the boyish reply to umpire Troy Pannell in 2016 when he smashed away an errant bounce just for fun. The giraffe-like gait. The taunting of the Collingwood backmen to come and tackle him when all he was ever going to do was handball on to a teammate and put him into an open goal. I have been lucky enough to interview Max a couple of times and he is genuinely funny.
I loved the characters, the lairs, the showmen BRERETON
How big would his character be if he got a nickname universally known to all like ‘Cowboy’, ‘Fabulous’ or ‘Lethal’? But then again the name Max is short, blunt and to the point; everything that Max isn’t. So in these days of rarities, the name Max suits this oddity down to a tee. @DermBrereton DERMOTT BRERETON IS A FIVE-TIME HAWTHORN PREMIERSHIP PLAYER AND CENTRE HALF-FORWARD IN THE HAWKS’ TEAM OF THE CENTURY. HE IS A COMMENTATOR FOR 1116 SEN AND FOX FOOTY.
LAST OF THE SHOWMEN: Apart from Melbourne’s Max Gawn (above), colourful former Hawk champion Dermott Brereton (top left this page) laments there are no characters left in the game, such as Phil Carman, ‘Cowboy’ Neale and Paul Vander Haar (opposite page) and Robbie Muir, Trevor Barker, Kevin Bartlett (top) and Bruce Doull (left).
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stereotypical see-ball get-ball midfield warrior. The Adelaide captain has become an All-Australian and two-time best and fairest winner across 200 games at the highest level as an elite coalface workhorse. It is a resume that often draws the attention of the tagging brigade, but Sloane isn’t the type to shrink into his shell and cop it. The man who grew up on a healthy diet of rugby league, while watching the heroics of Cam Smith and Cooper Cronk, is just as prepared to roll the sleeves up and engage in footy’s so-called dark arts. Sloane is the Crows’ pressure king. According to data supplied by Champion Data, no other Adelaide player puts more heat on the opposition than the skipper. The game’s premier analyst introduced pressure points 2011, with a players’ intent measured far beyond just tackles. Points are awarded by corralling, chasing, closing and physical pressure. Sloane accumulated an Adelaide-high 1277 pressure points last season and picked up right where he left in round one, despite the Crows falling at home to Sydney. Sloane last year laid 129 tackles – ranked 10th in the AFL and the most at Adelaide from an average 96 minutes game time. He boasted a tackling efficiency of 65.2 per cent. When the game resumes, Matthew Nicks can trust that Sloane will be relishing a return to the contest.
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When it comes to self-promotion, former Sydney and Brisbane star Warwick Capper is in a class of his own. But back in an era of high-flyers in the 1980s, Capper could more than hold his own, including an absolute screamer he took in the 1987 qualifying final.
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AFL RECORD WARWICK ‘THE WIZ’ CAPPER arwick Capper rubs his hands together and laughs maniacally, flashing a mouth full of new, luminous teeth. “This is gonna be the best day of your lives,” the inimitable Capper declares to the AFL Record crew. The flamboyant former Sydney Swans star can’t contain his child-like excitement because we’re taking him back to Waverley Park for the first time in over 30 years. The first time since the 1987 qualifying final against Hawthorn, when Capper achieved his two greatest individual highlights: becoming a century goalkicker, and taking his self-proclaimed “Mark of the Universe”. Earlier, we’d met Capper at the multi-million dollar home he shares with his longtime partner, fiancée Lisa. We were led down into Capper’s man cave – a shrine to his football career and celebrity – where Capper set the tone with a barrage of one-liners. Our shamelessly vain host held aloft a bottle of Capper-brand shiraz and announced: “I’m ageing better than this fine wine.” Capper’s vintage is 1963, making him 56. “But I only look 36,” he says. He openly admits to having minor facial work especially for our photoshoot, explaining: “People expect ‘The Wiz’ to look good – and I haven’t let them down yet.” Capper thinks of himself as both the greatest marking and marketing machine in footy history. And he isn’t done yet. He’s the face of a gym, eateries including Capper’s Big and Tasty Food Diners, an accounting firm, a butcher’s shop ... For years he has appeared as a celebrity-for-hire at sportsmen’s functions and other gatherings. Now there are plans for a reality TV show called Judge Capper – a boot camp for recovering drug addicts – and he hopes to reappear on Neighbours, more than 30 years after his debut with Kylie Minogue. “I’m a $100 million brand. It’s about fun, excitement and glamour,” he says. And now the self-dubbed “king of footy showbiz” is in the front passenger seat as we drive to the former VFL Park and more latterly known as the Ricoh Centre, the Hawks’ headquarters. Capper’s phone rings constantly. On speaker, he does a radio interview with two giggling hosts.
STEPLADDER TO SUCCESS:
Warwick Capper recreates his “Mark of the Universe” over Hawk Chris Langford in the 1987 qualifying final.
He also receives an email asking whether he’d like to compete in a celebrity version of the Australian Ninja Warrior TV show. It’s not a good idea – Capper’s knees and shoulders are shot, he gets a stiff back and can no longer run or jump. “I’ll do it!” he says. “They used to call me the white-booted warrior and now I’ll be a ninja warrior.” The one-time pop singer occasionally breaks into song, crooning parodies such as Up There Capper, Capper Cobana and There’s Only One Warwick Capper.
He says that if not for footy, he’d have been a rock star. He started learning the drums at 15 and plays in ’80s cover bands. “I was a rock star footballer anyway,” he says. “A lean, mean, excitement machine; blond-haired, blue-eyed and ready for take-off!” There is no off-switch with Capper. He says psychological testing revealed: “High IQ, no bipolar, just hypo.” The latter becomes evident as the Ricoh Centre comes into view. Capper lifts his mobile phone and starts filming and narrating his pilgrimage for posterity. “What’s the Rich Centre?!” he asks incredulously. (Capper isn’t wearing his prescription glasses, so we’ll forgive the mispronunciation.) “It should be the Warwick Capper Stadium.”
The 1987 qualifying final was Warwick Capper’s last game for Sydney before joining the Brisbane Bears on an unprecedented deal. The fledgling Bears, bankrolled by controversial businessman Christopher Skase, made a godfather offer – a three-year contract worth around $2.3 million, which included a red Ferrari convertible, a Gold Coast clothing shop and a $180,000 vase the Skases gave the Cappers as a wedding gift. This was more than five times the offer from the broke Swans, who gladly accepted a record transfer fee of $475,000. “If it was just about footy and mates, I wouldn’t have left,” Capper says. “But you can’t knock back the biggest contract ever. It helped set me up for life.” Capper endured three disastrous years with the Bears – but says he was “worth every cent in PR and awareness” – before returning to the Swans for one season in 1991. “I retired at only 28. A football tragedy. But we’ll always have the highlights reels.”
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As we walk on to Hawthorn’s training ground, Capper is taken aback by the residential surrounds, which bear little semblance to the one-time concrete jungle. “Wow, it’s completely changed,” he says. “But they still remember the day the Wiz rocked this joint in ’87.” It is colder, windier and wetter than that career-defining afternoon, but Capper is in his element as we recreate his incredible mark over Chris Langford – which Capper reckons should be the subject of a Toyota TV ad. “It’s surreal being here again. It’s been 30 years, but it feels like five. And I’ve hardly aged,” he says. “We should’ve announced we were coming – people would’ve come from everywhere.” Capper grew up “just down the road” in Oakleigh, where he played junior footy with another blond bombshell, David Rhys-Jones, who was a year older and became the most-reported League player in history. “‘Rhys’ punched heads and I sat on them,” Capper says. “I was told I wasn’t good enough for League footy, but when Rhys made it (with the Swans), I knew I could – because I was better than him.” Those breathtaking marking skills were developed during speccy sessions with mates in a local park. Capper insists he didn’t always have an ungainly kicking style, explaining that a right knee injury as a teenager prompted him to use a double-handed ball drop. What he lost in distance he gained in accuracy. “My left foot was always pretty smooth though,” he says. An early Sliding Doors moment came at the end of 1984 when Carlton offered the promising 21-year-old a lucrative three-year deal. “I probably should’ve taken it. I might’ve been an even better player. What a combo me and (Stephen) ‘Sticks’ Kernahan would’ve been. And I would’ve won a flag,” he said. “Instead, I became the most recognised person in Sydney and single-handedly raised the profile of footy up there.” Capper’s career took off when Dr Geoffrey Edelsten took over the Swans, luring gun midfielders such as Greg Williams and Gerard Healy and appointing Tom Hafey as coach for the 1986 season. To that point, Capper had kicked 84 goals in 30 games. In two seasons under the late Hafey, he tallied 195.103 in 47 games. Capper led the Coleman Medal race as late as round 17 in 1986 and round 15 in 1987, before finishing
FOOTY ROCK STAR: Capper, in familiar pose, was disappointed he never won a Coleman Medal, but settled for “good looks, fame and money”.
If Warwick Capper played now, he’d be a better player and an even bigger personality. Just ask him. “I was huge in the ’80s, but that’s nothing compared to what I’d be today,” he insists. “I was a great athlete – no one could jump like me, and I was top three at the Swans in running, so I’d handle the end-to-end running easily. “I’d be a bit like ‘Buddy’, but more entertaining. “Every mark I took was a contested mark, and today I’d get a lot of uncontested marks, too. “With all the endorsements and footy replays, I’d be on the telly 24/7. It’d be Wiz TV.”
runner-up to Collingwood’s Brian Taylor (1986) and St Kilda Brownlow medallist Tony Lockett (1987). “I wish I had a Coleman, but I settled for good looks, fame and money. ‘Plugger’ and ‘BT’ never had all of that.” Capper says Hafey was the “perfect coach” for him. “Tommy was my biggest advocate. I was peaking and he just wanted me to jump at the ball. As long as I trained hard and kicked goals, the showmanship didn’t bother him.” And there was plenty of showmanship: the long blond hair (“It was a work of art, and still is,” Capper says), the tightest of shorts (“I was a size 12, but I wore size eights because having a wedgie made me jump higher”), coloured boots (“They helped me get more endorsements”) and occasionally tasseled socks (“It’s important to accessorise”). At the time, Healy observed that Capper was one of Australia’s three best-known sportsmen, along with golfer Greg Norman and cricketer Allan Border. “I’d go surfing with Gerard and he once said, ‘The Swans team was 19 ghosts and Warwick Capper,” Capper recalls.
“But my teammates loved Capper-mania because it took the attention and pressure off them. “I figured I should be the face of the club – I was the best-looking player. “Every second Sunday on TV it was the Warwick Capper Matinee.” Capper also shared his success with his teammates. “I paid them a reward each time they passed to me and I kicked a goal. If I missed, bad luck. They made a lot of dough out of me.” Capper believes he would’ve kicked a ton a year earlier had it not been for his brief split with future wife Joanne. He finished with 92 goals after mustering just 13 in his last six outings. “My head was all over the place. It cost me 20 goals,” he says. “We got back together in early ’87, and life was great again. “I really wanted 100 goals.” Capper kick-started his quest with what he rates as his greatest game, bagging 9.3 and three Brownlow votes (for the only time) in a 91-point win over Collingwood at a hostile Victoria Park. Concerned for his spearhead’s welfare, Hafey took him off minutes before the final siren. “I was spewing. I kicked 10 against Richmond the year before and I wanted to beat that, but Tommy wanted me off because they were throwing bottles at me,” Capper says. “Mum even had to hide her Warwick Capper badge because she thought she’d get bashed. Sore losers.” Despite rough treatment from opposition fans and players alike, Capper continued his screamer-taking, goalkicking ways. He was disappointed not to reach three figures in a final round win over Fitzroy at Princes Park when, opposed to the dashing Gary Pert, he blazed 4.4. “I was on 99 and got a bit nervous and missed my last two shots. But it worked out better because it gave me more air time in the media.” In Capper’s mind, it was a mere formality that he’d bring up his century in the qualifying final against Hawthorn. In his previous 53 games he’d been goalless just once – “and that was the week after I kicked 10, when St Kilda watered the ground and turned it into mud”. Then 24, he’d had some good duels with Langford, Victoria’s full-back, and in the Swans’ round seven clash with the reigning premier at the SCG, Capper had outmarked Langford and slotted the go-ahead goal, his third. “Langford did a good job, but I still won us the game,” Capper says. He adds: “Langford and (St Kilda’s) Danny Frawley were the
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best full-backs. Frawley was dirtier and Langford was more attacking, so you could get him on the rebound.” Capper visualised slotting his 100th goal early. Vision became premonition after just 12 minutes when he nailed a snap out of a pack. “I thought, ‘Bloody hell, what a relief!’” The Age’s Patrick Smithers suggested it was perhaps the least-celebrated century ever, given there was no ground invasion and Capper was only briefly embraced by teammate Stevie Wright. Capper: “If it’d been at the SCG, 20,000 would’ve run out and they would’ve had to stop play for 20 minutes. But the Swans didn’t have the supporters group in Melbourne like they’ve got now.” Ironically, it was Langford who marked the feat most notably. “Langford had a look of horror on his face at first, but then he surprised me by shaking my hand and saying, ‘Congratulations. Good effort.’ “What a good bloke; a gentleman.” Capper was just the second Swans centurion, following the legendary Bob Pratt. They were introduced after a game. Capper: “I said, ‘I took better marks than you at training.’ I said the same thing to ‘Jezza’ (Carlton great Alex Jesaulenko). Neither of them liked it. What a cocky bugger I was.” Capper borrows Mike Williamson’s famous line about Jesaulenko when he says that each week he aimed to take at least one “CYYAPPAAAH, you beauty!” He took just two marks in the ’87 qualifying final, but the first was one of the most outrageous grabs imaginable. Just before half-time the Swans trailed 64-31, with Capper contributing two of their four goals, when Mark Bayes kicked long to the hot spot, giving Capper the drop on Langford. There were two freakish aspects of what happened next – that Capper went horizontal, draping himself across Langford’s shoulders; and that he marked the ball one-handed, on his bicep. “The signature Wiz move was to launch straight up and give them the old ear massage with my knees, but this was the first time I’d gone sideways,” he says. “And I marked it with one hand just ’cos I could.” We asked Capper to give us his sportsmen’s night spiel. “I was laying on Langford’s shoulders for so long that I fell asleep … then I got a phone call: ‘This is Air Traffic Control. Warwick Capper, can you get out of the airspace, please. There’s a 747 coming!’” He jokes he was so high his nose started bleeding. And it was,
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“People expect ‘The Wiz’ to look good,” says Capper, “and I haven’t let them down yet.”
beneath wads of cotton wool, from a childhood condition that caused regular bleeds and would later be cauterised. Capper turned to watch the replay on the big screen. “I wanted to give myself a kiss,” he says. At the time, greats such as Lou Richards and Ron Barassi hailed it the greatest mark they’d seen. His adrenalin pumping in the knowledge he’d produced “something no one had ever seen before”, Capper then slotted his third goal. “I was pretty excited at half-time. ‘Boys, just get the ball to the Wiz.’” In the third term, Capper injured his left hamstring while leading, but still marked and goaled before limping off his season over. From limited opportunities, he’d kicked four of Sydney’s seven goals. His season tally was 103, comprising 16 hauls of four or more. However, the Swans went down by 99 points – then the third-worst loss in a final. Capper had provided the only highlights. “As I sat on the bench in the last quarter, it felt weird that I’d kicked 100 goals and taken the greatest mark in 100 years, but we got destroyed.” Capper believes though that his best mark was one he snared
WARWICK CAPPER Born: June 12, 1963 Recruited from: Oakleigh Districts (Vic) Debut: Round 14, 1983, v North Melbourne Height: 190cm Weight: 93kg Games: 124 (Syd 90, Bris 34) Goals: 388 (Syd 317, Bris 71) Player honours: Sydney leading goalkicker 1984 (39), 1985 (45), 1986 (92), 1987 (103), Brisbane Bears leading goalkicker 1988 (45); Mark of the Year 1987. Brownlow Medal: career votes 10
standing on Geelong ruckman Darren Flanigan’s head in a reserves game in 1982. His grab over Langford wasn’t eligible for the Mark of the Year because it was taken in the finals, but Capper won the competition anyway (for the only time) for a skyscraping effort against North Melbourne. “The ABC had the TV rights that year, so I didn’t even win a car. I should’ve won about six of them and opened my own car yard.” Capper, who had a 0-3 finals record, spares a thought for Langford. “I feel a bit sorry for Chris,” he says. “He starred in premierships and he became an AFL Commissioner, but every week for the past 30 years someone has reminded him that he was Wiz Capper’s stepladder. “The photo of that mark was on back pages of newspapers and it was on billboards, and I’ve sold thousands of them. It’s bought me a couple of houses. “It had a huge effect on people. A guy showed me a tattoo of the mark on his leg. “It was a legendary moment, but we can’t forget Langford. “The mark wouldn’t have happened if he’d collapsed under my rippling physique.” @bencollocollins
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GREAT SCOTT: Former Eagles full-forward Scott Cummings bagged 14 goals in this round in 2000.
HOWARD KOTTON takes his weekly look at the best players to wear each jumper number.
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GAMES 237 GOALS 412
1. SCOTT CUMMINGS
u Almost 63 years
WEST COAST v ADELAIDE, 2000 u This was one of the most
dominant exhibitions from a spearhead we have seen in recent times as Cummings destroyed the Crows with an enormous bag of 14 sausage rolls at the WACA. Cummings was ruthless, missing just once from 17 kicks while he took 15 marks, seeing off Ben Hart and Nigel Smart as the Eagles got the job done by a ‘measly’ 114 points. His 13th was delivered with a touch of arrogance in the form of a nonchalant set-shot banana before he matched the number he was wearing on his back with what he describes as “one of the worst kicks I’ve ever produced”. Regardless, Cummings etched his name into the record books with what remains the biggest individual haul of the 2000s.
2. TRAVIS CLOKE
RICHMOND v COLLINGWOD, 2013 u It was a colossal display
from Cloke in front of almost 82,000 at the MCG on a sunny Saturday afternoon. He didn’t have a great record against the Tigers (11 goals in eight games) leading in but he certainly had a day out. Cloke kicked 7.2, raked in 14 marks, delivered eight inside 50s and had 20 touches, taking Alex Rance to the cleaners in the process. It was party time in the second half for the Pies, who trailed at the main break, before letting loose with 11 goals to five. There were no “smoke and shadows behind the windows” here.
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3. PAUL HUDSON
WESTERN BULLDOGS v BRISBANE LIONS, 2001
u His old man was known for
kicking buckets of goals in the brown and gold and Hudson jnr managed plenty himself during his time with the Hawks. But on this occasion he was with the Doggies when he deposited the final big bag of his 245-game career. The scene was set at the Docklands against the Lions when the classy Hudson snagged 8.2 from 14 kicks to go along with nine marks and three Brownlow votes – his first three-vote haul since 1993. The Dogs won by 53 points and ‘Huddo’s’ eight was the second biggest round four haul of the past 20 years.
4. TONY MODRA
FREMANTLE v RICHMOND, 2000
u Known more so for his deeds
in Adelaide colours, the loveable high flier still managed some highlights in the distinctive Fremantle clobber. During his short stint with the Dockers, ‘Godra’ was able to deliver an inaccurate 7.7 against Richmond at the Docklands. He kicked three in the first quarter, helping Freo skip away to a 20-point half-time lead before the Tigers willed themselves in front.
But Modra kicked four in the second half to get the Dockers over the line by a solitary point and if not for his inaccuracy, he could have bagged a Cummings-like return. At the other end, Matthew Richardson snagged 6.4 for the Tigers in what was a two-man shoot-out which produced 24 shots at goal and delivered 13 of the game’s 25 snags.
5. ANTHONY McDONALD-TIPUNGWUTI
ESSENDON v BRISBANE LIONS, 2019 u We only have to look back
12 months for one of the most scintillating round four displays. The Bombers put the Lions away by 47 points at the MCG but not without the significant input from ‘Walla’ who bagged a career-high seven majors. He also had 20 disposals, five inside 50s, three tackles and was absolutely everywhere with an electric and energetic buzz. It was a performance you would further tip your hat to considering the Lions went on to make the top four.
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ago, a diminutive teenager ventured out to Melbourne’s western suburbs to make his AFL/VFL debut against the Bulldogs. Wearing the No. 14 jumper, Bob Skilton kicked two goals for South Melbourne in the round five game won narrowly by the Dogs, led by captain-coach Charlie Sutton. One of Skilton’s opponents that day was the great Ted Whitten. The pair would become great mates and long-time teammates representing Victoria in many interstate games. Now 81, Skilton was one of the game’s greats and one of only four players to win three Brownlow Medals. Superbly skilled on both sides of his body, the courageous left-footer took many hits during his illustrious career. In 1995, the Swans renamed their club champion award in honour of Skilton. A statue of the nine-time club champion and AFL Team of the Century rover unveiled in 2018 stands outside the Lakeside Stadium in Melbourne.
Other famous number 14s GMS GLS Joel Selwood (Geel)
296
158
Rod Ashman (Carl)
236
370
Paul Kelly (Syd)
224
198*
Alan Martello (Haw)
223
164*
David Clarke snr (Geel)
202
298*
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Recently, I was listening to an interview with former Giants captain Callan Ward, who mentioned that he was a grandson of my favourite South Melbourne star during the 1950s, Bill Gunn. Are there many current players with a grandfather on their mother’s side of the family who played League football?
CONNECTED: Josh Kennedy (left) and Tom Papley had paternal and maternal grandfathers who played League football.
TOM WILSON, ALBERT PARK, VIC CH: We know of 13 cases. Two of them have a pair of grandfathers who reached the elite level. Current Swans teammates Josh Kennedy and Tom Papley are the grandsons of legendary player and coach John Kennedy snr and talented South Melbourne forward Max Papley respectively. Coincidentally, their coach John Longmire, who played with distinction as a key forward for North Melbourne between 1988 and 1999, has a maternal grandfather, Keith Williams, who represented Fitzroy 18 times in 1948. In earlier times, there were some interesting such cases. Charlie H. Pannam was a champion Collingwood and Richmond player during the first decade of League competition. Two of his grandsons, Lou and Ron Richards, gave the Magpies great service during the 1940s and ’50s. On two occasions during 1897 when Collingwood played Geelong, Pannam and Billy Pincott were in the opposing teams. Almost 70 years later, Pincott’s grandson, John ‘Sam’ Newman, played the first of his 300 matches for the Cats.
CAN YOU ASSIST? u Current Bulldog Ed Richards is a great, great grandson of
Charlie Pannam and a grandson of Ron Richards. Magpie Will Hoskin-Elliott is a great, great grandson of Charlie Norris, who played for Collingwood and Fitzroy in a 10-season career which started in 1910. If you know of others whose paternal grandfathers, great grandfathers or great, great grandfathers have played at AFL level, please contact Col Hutchinson at Col.Hutchinson@afl.com.au
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KEVAN CARROLL
u The surname of
Eagle Dom Sheed, Collingwood fans’ bête noire, could simply be a shortened or pet form of Sheedy, a surname shared by AFL legend Kevin Sheedy and Australian Football Hall of Fame inductee Jack Sheedy (332 games in the WAFL and a few for South Melbourne during World War II). Sheedy is an English form of a Gaelic name meaning “silk”. However, Dom is the only Sheed to play AFL/VFL football. Sheed could also derive from a Gaelic word meaning “one who dwells by a hill where fairies live”; or from the Anglo-Saxon scydd meaning “shed” and so “one who lived in a shed”.
Current players whose maternal grandfather played League football Player
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Career
Games
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Club/s
Career
Games
Josh Caddy Noah Gown Hugh Greenwood Tom Hawkins Josh Kennedy* Brayden Maynard Xavier O’Halloran Tom Papley** James Parsons Jack Sinclair Daniel Talia Daniel Venables Callan Ward
GCS/Geel/Rich GCS/Geel/Rich Adel/GCS Geel Haw/Syd Coll GWS Syd Geel St K Adel WCE WB/GWS
2011-
158
2017200720082015-
52 257 247 98
201620172015201120182008-
83 35 86 187 21 217
John Reeves Ray Biffin Peter Marquis Fred Le Deux Felix Russo Graham Campbell Ron McGowan Jeff Bray Peter Marshall Bill Gleeson Harvey Stevens Fred Robinson Bill Gunn
NM/St K Melb Melb Geel St K Fitz Foots SM Coll St K Coll/Foots NM/St K SM
1948-55 1968-79 1953-58 1956-58 1950-51 1956-64 1965-72 1964-66 1961-65 1955-56 1948-57 1960-62 1952-59
110 170 99 18 14 151 92 34 23 14 126 15 104
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What do these Carlton players have in common – Matthew Kennedy, Caleb Marchbank, Lachie Plowman and Will Setterfield? A They were born in the same year B Their jumper numbers are even C They were recruited from GWS D They have played 50 games or fewer
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LEAGUE LEADERS DISPOSALS
KICKS
Disposing of the ball via a handball or kick.
HANDBALLS
Disposing of the ball by foot.
PLAYER
MTS AVE EFF %
1 D.Shiel (Ess)
1 35.0 77.1
2 J.Viney (Melb)
1 34.0 70.6
3 P.Cripps (Carl)
PLAYER
STATS PROVIDED BY
Disposing of the ball by hand.
MTS AVE EFF %
PLAYER
1 E.Langdon (Melb)
1 23.0 65.2
2 D.Shiel (Ess)
1 21.0 66.7
1 31.0 64.5
3 J.Polec (NM)
4 E.Langdon (Melb)
1 31.0 71.0
5 L.Parker (Syd)
1 30.0 73.3
MARKS
Catching a kicked ball that has travelled 15m.
MTS AVE EFF %
PLAYER
MTS AVE
1 J.Viney (Melb)
1 20.0 75.0
1 M.Hurley (Ess)
1 11.0
2 P.Cripps (Carl)
1 16.0 75.0
2 J.Howe (Coll)
1 9.0
1 18.0 50.0
3 C.Mayne (Coll)
1 16.0 87.5
3 S.Sidebottom (Coll)
1 9.0
4 L.Shuey (WCE)
1 18.0 33.3
4 N.Fyfe (Frem)
1 16.0 75.0
4 M.Redman (Ess)
1 9.0
5 S.Docherty (Carl)
1 17.0 58.8
5 S.Sidebottom (Coll)
1 15.0 86.7
5 J.Ridley (Ess)
1 9.0 1 9.0
6 A.Gaff (WCE)
1 30.0 86.7
6 N.Haynes (GWS)
1 17.0 58.8
6 M.Murphy (Carl)
1 14.0 71.4
6 N.Haynes (GWS)
7 C.Mayne (Coll)
1 29.0 93.1
7 S.Hurn (WCE)
1 17.0 94.1
7 D.Shiel (Ess)
1 14.0 92.9
7 M.Hibberd (Melb)
1 9.0
8 A.Saad (Ess)
1 28.0 82.1
8 D.Rich (BL)
1 16.0 81.3
8 T.Mitchell (Haw)
1 14.0 92.9
8 T.Barrass (WCE)
1 9.0
9 L.Shuey (WCE)
1 27.0 48.1
9 T.Adams (Coll)
1 16.0 50.0
9 D.Prestia (Rich)
1 14.0 78.6
9 S.Hurn (WCE)
1 9.0
10 L.Neale (BL)
1 26.0 76.9
10 J.Howe (Coll)
1 16.0 81.3
10 J.Steele (StK)
1 14.0 78.6
10 A.Keath (WB)
1 9.0
SCORE INVOLVEMENTS
Scoring chains where the player had a disposal, hit-out to advantage, kick-in or knock-on.
PLAYER
AFL PLAYER RATINGS
As seen on AFL.com.au. The most advanced metric of player performance available using data from 2020.
MTS AVE
PLAYER
1 R.Gray (PA)
1 11.0
1 T.Lynch (Adel)
1 23.1
2 J.Martin (Carl)
1 10.0
2 L.Neale (BL)
1 22.1
3 L.Breust (Haw)
1 10.0
3 R.Sloane (Adel)
1 21.4
4 P.Cripps (Carl)
1 9.0
4 C.Wingard (Haw)
5 B.Grundy (Coll)
1 9.0
5 P.Cripps (Carl)
6 B.Ebert (PA)
1 9.0
7 D.Rioli (Rich)
1 9.0
8 L.Ryan (WCE)
CENTRE CLEARANCES
STOPPAGE CLEARANCES
A hit-out that reaches an intended teammate.
The first kick or effective handball in a chain that clears the centre bounce area.
The first kick or effective handball in a chain that clears the ball-up or throw-in area.
MTS AVE
PLAYER
1 T.Goldstein (NM)
1 15.0
2 S.Jacobs (GWS)
1 13.0
3 B.Grundy (Coll)
1 12.0
1 21.1
4 T.Bellchambers (Ess)
1 21.1
5 S.Lycett (PA)
6 J.Kennedy (Syd)
1 20.4
7 L.Breust (Haw)
1 20.2
1 9.0
8 D.Shiel (Ess)
9 E.Hipwood (BL)
1 8.0
10 J.Lyons (BL)
1 8.0
METRES GAINED
Distance gained with the ball by running, kicking or handballing, combining measures towards and away from goal.
PLAYER
MTS AVE
HIT-OUTS TO ADVANTAGE
MTS AVE
PLAYER
MTS AVE
1 P.Cripps (Carl)
1 8.0
1 L.Parker (Syd)
1 7.0
2 T.Adams (Coll)
1 6.0
2 R.Sloane (Adel)
1 6.0
3 D.Shiel (Ess)
1 6.0
3 T.Adams (Coll)
1 6.0
1 11.0
4 L.Neale (BL)
1 5.0
4 T.Mitchell (Haw)
1 6.0
1 11.0
5 P.Dangerfield (Geel)
1 5.0
5 T.Goldstein (NM)
1 6.0
6 D.Fort (Geel)
1 10.0
6 L.Parker (Syd)
1 5.0
6 Z.Jones (StK)
1 6.0
7 J.Ceglar (Haw)
1 10.0
7 N.Naitanui (WCE)
1 5.0
7 J.Kennedy (Syd)
1 6.0
1 20.0
8 S.Naismith (Syd)
1 10.0
8 J.Selwood (Geel)
1 4.0
8 S.Jacobs (GWS)
1 5.0
9 J.Viney (Melb)
1 19.9
9 R.O’Brien (Adel)
1 8.0
9 S.Coniglio (GWS)
1 4.0
9 J.Viney (Melb)
1 5.0
10 H.Perryman (GWS)
1 19.8
10 J.Witts (GCS)
1 7.0
10 M.de Boer (GWS)
1 4.0
10 S.Martin (BL)
1 4.0
CONTESTED MARKS A mark under physical pressure of an opponent or in a pack.
MTS AVE
PLAYER
MTS AVE
1 E.Langdon (Melb)
1 798
1 R.Lobb (Frem)
1 4.0
2 M.Hibberd (Melb)
1 676
2 D.McStay (BL)
1 3.0
3 S.Docherty (Carl)
1 584
3 J.Howe (Coll)
4 D.Prestia (Rich)
1 547
PLAYER
INSIDE 50s
Moving the ball from the midfield into the forward zone. Excludes multiple entries within the same chain of possession.
PLAYER
PRESSURE POINTS
Weighted sum of pressure acts – 3.75 for physical pressure, 2.25 for closing, 1.5 for chasing and 1.2 for corralling.
MTS AVE
PLAYER
MTS AVE
1 M.Hibberd (Melb)
1 9.0
1 J.Kelly (GWS)
2 D.Prestia (Rich)
1 9.0
2 L.Dunstan (StK)
1 3.0
3 E.Langdon (Melb)
1 8.0
4 J.Townsend (Ess)
1 3.0
4 J.Polec (NM)
1 3.0
TACKLES
Using physical contact to prevent an opponent in possession of the ball from getting an effective disposal.
PLAYER
MTS AVE
1 75.3
1 L.Neale (BL)
1 10.0
1 69.2
2 L.Dunstan (StK)
1 9.0
3 L.Neale (BL)
1 68.6
3 A.McGrath (Ess)
1 8.0
1 8.0
4 R.Sloane (Adel)
1 64.2
4 D.Butler (StK)
1 8.0
5 C.Wingard (Haw)
1 538
5 M.Taberner (Frem)
5 C.Rozee (PA)
1 8.0
5 T.Thomas (NM)
1 60.8
5 R.Sloane (Adel)
1 7.0
6 J.Polec (NM)
1 520
6 S.Collins (GCS)
1 3.0
6 P.Cripps (Carl)
1 7.0
6 D.Prestia (Rich)
1 60.8
6 J.Kelly (GWS)
1 7.0
7 O.Florent (Syd)
1 514
7 J.Riewoldt (Rich)
1 3.0
7 L.Shiels (Haw)
1 7.0
7 L.Shiels (Haw)
1 60.6
7 B.Cunnington (NM)
1 7.0
8 J.Short (Rich)
1 512
8 R.Marshall (StK)
1 3.0
8 T.Rockliff (PA)
1 7.0
8 D.Houston (PA)
1 60.5
8 T.Thomas (NM)
1 7.0
9 G.Ablett (Geel)
1 506
9 A.Keath (WB)
1 3.0
9 B.Crouch (Adel)
1 6.0
9 B.Smith (WB)
1 60.2
9 H.Crozier (WB)
1 7.0
10 D.Byrne-Jones (PA)
1 504
10 J.Kelly (Adel)
1 2.0
10 Z.Bailey (BL)
1 6.0
10 B.Cunnington (NM)
1 59.3
10 B.Smith (WB)
1 7.0
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L
D
Gls
For Beh
Pts
Gls
Against Beh Pts
Mtch Home Away Form Scores pts W L D W L D W/L High Low
%
Av margin W < 7 L < 7 Pls Rnd 1 1st Yr Qtrs 4th W L pts pts used 2019 Players Won Qtrs W
1 Port Adelaide
1
1
0
0
10
16
76
4
5
29
262.07
4
- - -
1 0 0
1W
76
76
47
-
0
0
22
6
1
4
1
2 Collingwood
1
1
0
0
13
8
86
5
4
34
252.94
4
- - -
1 0 0
1W
86
86
52
-
0
0
22
11
1
4
0
3 West Coast Eagles
1
1
0
0
12
6
78
7
9
51
152.94
4
1 0 0 - - -
1
- -
1W
78
78
27
-
0
0
22
16
0
2
-
1 0
4 Hawthorn
1
1
0
0
14
6
90
9
8
62
145.16
4
1 0 0
1W
90
90
28
-
0
0
22
4
1
3
5 GWS Giants
1
1
0
0
17
3
105
11
7
73
143.84
4
1 0 0 - - -
1W
105
105
32
-
0
0
22
1
0
4
6 Richmond
1
1
0
0
16
9
105
12
9
81
129.63
4
1 0 0 - - -
1W
105
105
24
-
0
0
22
5
1
2
1
7 Essendon
1
1
0
0
9
9
63
8
9
57
110.53
4
1 0 0 - - -
1W
63
63
6
-
1
0
22
18
0
2
0
8 Sydney Swans
1
1
0
0
11
8
74
11
5
71
104.23
4
- - -
1 0 0
9 North Melbourne
1
1
0
0
8
8
56
7
12
54
103.70
4
1 0 0 - -
1W
74
74
3
-
1
0
22
12
3
2
0
-
1W
56
56
2
-
1
0
22
17
1
2
1
0 1 0
1L
54
54
-
2
0
1
22
9
0
2
1
-
1L
71
71
-
3
0
1
22
15
2
2
1
-
0 1 0
1L
57
57
-
6
0
1
22
2
0
1
1
-
0 1 0
1L
81
81
-
24
0
0
22
14
1
2
1
10 St Kilda
1
0
1
0
7
12
54
8
8
56
96.43
0
- -
11 Adelaide Crows
1
0
1
0
11
5
71
11
8
74
95.95
0
0 1 0 - -
12 Fremantle
1
0
1
0
8
9
57
9
9
63
90.48
0
- -
13 Carlton
1
0
1
0
12
9
81
16
9
105
77.14
0
- -
-
14 Geelong Cats
1
0
1
0
11
7
73
17
3
105
69.52
0
- -
-
0 1 0
1L
73
73
-
32
0
0
22
8
0
0
0
15 Brisbane Lions
1
0
1
0
9
8
62
14
6
90
68.89
0
- -
-
0 1 0
1L
62
62
-
28
0
0
22
3
1
1
0
16 Melbourne
1
0
1
0
7
9
51
12
6
78
65.38
0
- -
-
0 1 0
1L
51
51
-
27
0
0
22
13
0
2
0
17 Western Bulldogs
1
0
1
0
5
4
34
13
8
86
39.53
0
0 1 0 - -
-
1L
34
34
-
52
0
0
22
7
0
0
0
18 Gold Coast Suns
1
0
1
0
4
5
29
10
16
76
38.16
0
0 1 0 - -
-
1L
29
29
-
47
0
0
22
10
1
0
0
5
Leigh Haussen
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Games 311 Finals 15
6
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Games 346 Finals 12
11
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Games 154 Finals 2
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Games 369 Finals 33
26
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31
Paul Rebeschini
Games 0 Finals 0
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Games 211 Finals 6
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Games 112 Finals 3
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Games 7 Finals 0
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Games 70 Finals 2
27
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Nick Foot
Games 135 Finals 1
12
Games 90 Finals 2
16
2
Andre Gianfagna
Games 33 Finals 0
32
Jacob Mollison
Games 239 Finals 2
3
Leigh Fisher
Games 136 Finals 1
8
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Games 418 Finals 44
13
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Games 51 Finals 0
18
Ray Chamberlain
Games 314 Finals 27
23
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Games 235 Finals 5
28
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Games 13 Finals 0
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Games 62 Finals 0
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Justin Power
Games 15 Finals 0
9
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Games 381 Finals 41
14
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Games 52 Finals 0
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Alex Whetton
Games 28 Finals 0
24
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Games 136 Finals 1
29
Andrew Heffernan
Games 5 Finals 0
34
Games 50 Finals 0
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Games 110 Finals 1
15
Mathew Nicholls
Games 354 Finals 27
20
Jamie Broadbent
Games 1 Finals 0
25
Shaun Ryan
Games 331 Finals 38
30
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Games 1 Finals 0
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2020 PLAYER PROFILES ADELAIDE CROWS
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POCKET PROFILE
Rory Atkins Which senior player first took you under their wing: Tom Lynch Growing up, who was your favourite player: Adam Goodes Toughest individual opponent: Brodie Grundy Funniest thing a fan has said to you over the fence: “Show us ya teeth, ‘Rat’” Teammate most likely to coach: Tom Lynch Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: Tom Doedee Your funniest teammate: Brodie Smith
Who had/has the best haircut in AFL history: ‘The Weed’ (Wayne Weidemann) Unique person you follow on Twitter or Instagram: Glenelgbailey What are three things left on your bucket list: Head to Europe, fly first class, watch LeBron James play Do you have a dog: Beau, a British bulldog First album you bought: Haven’t bought one First concert you attended: One Direction Favourite holiday destination: USA Favourite movie: DodgeBall: A True Underdog Story Favourite TV series: Billions Favourite band or musician: Drake
Favourite carb: Pasta First meal after the season has ended: Pizza Coriander – yes or no: Little bit Tomato sauce in the fridge – yes or no: Either Who inspires you: Jake Kelly What non-football accomplishment are you most proud of: Submitting my first uni assignment Who would you like to swap places with for a day: LeBron James
BRISBANE LIONS
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POCKET PROFILE
Marcus Adams Which senior player first took you under their wing: Dale Morris Who has had the most influence on your career: Too many, to name one would be unjust Growing up, who was your favourite player: Chris Judd Does your jumper number have any significance: Was my number at West Perth before I got drafted Teammate most likely to coach: Harris Andrews Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: Stef Martin Favourite band or musician: U2
Your funniest teammate: Rhys Mathieson Who had/has the best haircut in AFL history: Nathan Carroll A celebrity you can’t stand: It’s hard to say without knowing any personally At which store would you like to max out your credit card: Nike What are three things left on your bucket list: Watch a UFC title fight live, learn to surf, ride the Tour de France Do you have a dog: German Shepherds, Mia and Grace Favourite holiday destination: Margaret River Favourite movie: Step Brothers Favourite TV series: The Punisher
Favourite carb: Rice Coriander – yes or no: Yes Pineapple on pizza – yes or no: Yes Tomato sauce in the fridge – yes or no: Don’t care What non-football accomplishment are you most proud of: Buying a house Who would you like to swap places with for a day: Israel Adesanya
CARLTON
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POCKET PROFILE
Sam Docherty Which senior player first took you under their wing: Kade Simpson Do you have any pre-game rituals: I don’t touch the banner, might have to scrap it though Who has had the most influence on your career: My dad and Dale Amos Growing up, who was your favourite player: Kade Simpson Toughest individual opponent: Robbie Gray Teammate most likely to coach: Me Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: Jacob Weitering Do you have a dog: Yes, Oli, cavoodle
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Your funniest teammate: Finbar O’Dwyer Unique person you follow on Twitter or Instagram: Daniel Gorringe At which store would you like to max out your credit card: Drummond Golf What are three things left on your bucket list: I’ve been very fortunate to tick off a lot ... Italy, Maldives and a Green Bay Packers home game What do you order at the bar: Red wine First album you bought: Black Eyed Peas First concert you attended: Pyramid Rock Something about you we wouldn’t know: Studying business Favourite movie: Imitation Game
Favourite TV series: Friends Favourite holiday destination: New York Favourite band or musician: Ed Sheeran Favourite carb: Pasta First meal after the season has ended: Chicken parma Who inspires you: My dad What non-football accomplishment are you most proud of: Getting married What’s your best childhood memory: Long hot summer days at the beach with family and friends Who would you like to swap places with for a day: Jay-Z
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COLLINGWOOD
POCKET PROFILE
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Brodie Grundy Which senior player first took you under their wing: Heretier Lumumba Do you have any pre-game rituals: Sleep Growing up who was your favourite player: Jake King Toughest individual opponent: Riley Grundy Does your jumper number have any significance: I am player No. 1111 for CFC – 1+1+1+1 = 4 Funniest thing a fan has said to you over the fence: “Get a haircut Grundy” Who inspired you: Kobe Bryant
Teammate most likely to coach: Chris Mayne Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: Jordan Roughead Who is your funniest teammate: Tom Phillips At which store would you like to max out your credit card: Freedom or a garden nursery What are three things still left on your bucket list: Have a family, see the Northern Lights, live and work overseas Do you have a dog: Ava, a border collie ... her Instagram is @ayevah_ First album you bought: Big City Life by Mattafix First concert you attended: Hilltop Hoods at 15 years of age
Something about you that we wouldn’t know: Keen landscape designer/interior designer Favourite holiday destination: Cinque Terre Favourite movie: The Dark Knight Favourite TV series: Vikings Favourite band or musician: Mallrat Favourite carb: Pasta First meal after the season has ended: Pizza – all year round What non-football accomplishment are you most proud of: Completing university undergrad degree What’s your most embarrassing childhood memory: Losing two front teeth in the fish and chip shop What’s your best childhood memory: Getting $2 per tooth
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Zach Merrett Which senior player first took you under their wing: Dyson Heppell Do you have any pre-game rituals: Tape ankles Who has had the most influence on your career: My brother Jackson Growing up, who was your favourite player: Chris Judd Toughest individual opponent: Liam Picken Does your jumper number have any significance: It was my favourite number growing up Funniest thing a fan has said to you over the fence: “Get a kick”
Teammate most likely to coach: Orazio Fantasia Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: Andy McGrath Your funniest teammate: Adam Saad Who had/has the best haircut in AFL history: Jake Stringer Unique person you follow on Twitter or Instagram: Ryan Holiday At which store would you like to max out your credit card: Richard Mille What are three things left on your bucket list: Lord’s Ashes Test, live overseas, meet LeBron James Do you have a dog: A golden retriever called Maya What do you order at the bar: Whisky First album you bought: So Fresh Summer
Favourite holiday destination: Positano, Italy Favourite movie: The Dark Knight Favourite TV series: How I Met Your Mother Favourite band or musician: Drake Favourite carb: Pasta First meal after the season has ended: KFC Who inspires you: My partner Alexandra What non-football accomplishment are you most proud of: Studying at Harvard What’s your best childhood memory: Getting my first English willow cricket bat Who would you like to swap places with for a day: LeBron James
FREMANTLE
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Michael Walters Which senior player first took you under their wing: Des Headland Do you have any pre-game rituals: Chill and relax Who has had the most influence on your career: Ross Lyon Growing up, who was your favourite player: Ben Cousins Toughest individual opponent: Corey Enright Does your jumper number have any significance: Favourite number Teammate most likely to coach: Matt Taberner Your funniest teammate: Myself
Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: Izzy Butters Who had/has the best haircut in AFL history: Des Headland with the rat tail Unique person you follow on Twitter or Instagram: Sixnine (Rapper) A celebrity you can’t stand: Donald Trump – we all know why At which store would you like to max out your credit card: Culture Kings What are three things left on your bucket list: Sky diving, Europe trip and America First album you bought: Easy E First concert you attended: Five Something about you we wouldn’t know: I’m a kind person Favourite holiday destination: Bali
Favourite movie: Blue Streak Favourite TV series: Seinfeld Favourite band or musician: Cold Chisel Favourite carb: Chips First meal after the season has ended: McDonald’s Coriander – yes or no: No Pineapple on pizza – yes or no: Yes Tomato sauce in the fridge – yes or no: Yes Who inspires you: My dad What non-football accomplishment are you most proud of: Pen licence and being a dad What’s your best childhood memory: Spending time with family Who would you like to swap places with for a day: Chris Brown
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Tom Hawkins Which senior player first took you under their wing: Cameron Mooney Do you have any pre-game rituals: Wearing red speedos Who has had the most influence on your career: Mum and dad Growing up who was your favourite player: Gary Ablett snr Toughest individual opponent: Luke McPharlin Does your jumper number have any significance: Number my dad wore Funniest thing a fan has said to you over the fence: Cannot repeat Favourite holiday destination: Fiji
Teammate most likely to coach: Tom Stewart Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: Mark O’Connor Your funniest teammate: Luke Dahlhaus Who had/has the best haircut in AFL history: Nakia Cockatoo At which store would you like to max out your credit card: Cadbury factory What are three things left on your bucket list: US Masters, NBA Finals, Super Bowl Do you have a dog: Pug cross Australian bulldog – Oscar First album you bought: Casey Chambers – The Captain Favourite TV series: The Inbetweeners
Favourite movie: Step Brothers First concert you attended: Bruce Springsteen Favourite band or musician: Casey Chambers Favourite carb: Potatoes First meal after the season has ended: Chicken parma Who inspires you: The Wolfpack What non-football accomplishment are you most proud of: Being a dad What’s your most embarrassing childhood memory: Getting 3/64 on a maths test What’s your best childhood memory: Christmas Day Who would you like to swap places with for a day: Tom Brady
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Jarrod Witts Which senior player first took you under their wing: Leigh Brown Do you have any pre-game rituals: Left sock, right sock, left boot, right boot Who has had the most influence on your career: Anthony Rocca Growing up who was your favourite player: Tony Lockett Funniest thing a fan has said to you over the fence: “Go back to rugby” Teammate most likely to coach: Brayden Fiorini Who is your funniest teammate: Will Brodue
Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: George Horlin-Smith Unique person you follow on Twitter or Instagram: @neatdad A celebrity you can’t stand: Floyd Mayweather – just the carry on At which store would you like to max out your credit card: 4WD Super Centre at Burleigh Heads Something on your bucket list: A flag First album you bought: So Fresh in 2006 Favourite holiday destination: Mexicola Favourite movie: Law Abiding Citizen Favourite TV series: Billions Favourite carb: Bread
First meal after the season has ended: Parma Coriander – yes or no: Yes Pineapple on pizza – yes or no: Yes Tomato sauce in the fridge – yes or no: Yes
GWS GIANTS
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POCKET PROFILE
Phil Davis Which senior player first took you under their wing: Ben Rutten Who has had the most influence on your career: Leon Cameron & Mark McVeigh Growing up, who was your favourite player: Chad Cornes Toughest individual opponent: Travis Cloke Does your jumper number have any significance: Was told to take it Funniest thing a fan has said to you over the fence: “You’re a good player but your hair is shit” Who inspires you: Family
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Teammate most likely to coach: Matt Buntine Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: Matt de Boer Your funniest teammate: Xavier O’Halloran Who had/has the best haircut in AFL history: Fraser Gehrig Unique person you follow on Twitter or Instagram: Jim Carrey A celebrity you can’t stand: Donald Trump At which store would you like to max out your credit card: Bunnings What are three things left on your bucket list: Machu Picchu, Camp Nou derby (Barcelona v Espanyol), India What do you order at the bar: Pale Ale
First album you bought: Tame Impala First concert you attended: Bruno Mars Something about you we wouldn’t know: Musically illiterate Favourite holiday destination: Iceland Favourite band or musician: Ed Sheeran First meal after the season has ended: Chicken parma What non-football accomplishment are you most proud of: Graduating after 10 years What’s your most embarrassing childhood memory: Acting in Year 4 play What’s your best childhood memory: Front yard cricket
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PROFILES
HAWTHORN
POCKET PROFILE
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Chad Wingard Which senior player first took you under their wing: Shaun Burgoyne Who has had the most influence on your career: Dad Growing up, who was your favourite player: Daniel Wells, local player Brad Shiell Toughest individual opponent: Neville Jetta Teammate most likely to coach: Ricky Henderson Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: Jaeger O’Meara Your funniest teammate: Jackson Ross
Who had/has the best haircut in AFL history: ‘G-Train’ (Fraser Gehrig) Unique person you follow on Twitter or Instagram: NASA A celebrity you can’t stand: Any of the Kardashians At which store would you like to max out your credit card: Culture Kings What are three things left on your bucket list: Watch LeBron James live, visit Italy and New Zealand Do you have a dog: Spike, a kelpie/ collie What do you order at the bar: Chicken parma First album you bought: So Fresh First concert you attended: Chris Brown Favourite holiday destination: A river
Favourite movie: Con Air Favourite TV series: Altered Carbon Favourite band or musician: Juice Wrld Favourite carb: Ravioli First meal after the season has ended: KFC, chilli kransky Coriander – yes or no: No way Pineapple on pizza – yes or no: No Tomato sauce in the fridge – yes or no: No Who inspires you: LeBron James What’s your best childhood memory: School camps Who would you like to swap places with for a day: Boban Marjanovic
MELBOURNE
POCKET PROFILE
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Clayton Oliver Which senior player first took you under their wing: Neville Jetta Who has had the most influence on your career: Billy Stretch: Growing up, who was your favourite player: Jonathon Brown Toughest individual opponent: Patrick Cripps Funniest thing a fan has said to you over the fence: “You’re fat” Favourite movie: Harry Potter Teammate most likely to coach: Christian Petracca Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: Luke Jackson
Your funniest teammate: Christian Petracca Who had/has the best haircut in AFL history: Marty Hore Unique person you follow on Twitter or Instagram: Austin Bradtke A celebrity you can’t stand: Christian Petracca, he smells At which store would you like to max out your credit card: Bakery What are three things left on your bucket list: Paris, win a grand slam, hole in one: What do you order at the bar: Vodka raspberry First album you bought: Red Hot Chilli Peppers First concert you attended: Ziggy Alberts
Something about you we wouldn’t know: Can’t sleep with noise Favourite holiday destination: Anywhere cold Favourite TV series: Power Favourite band or musician: Ziggy Alberts What non-football accomplishment are you most proud of: Taking Forest Green from League Two, to top of Premier League and Champions League winners What’s your most embarrassing childhood memory: Being overweight What’s your best childhood memory: Kicking seven goals in the last quarter, with a broken finger, and winning by 10 points
NORTH MELBOURNE
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Ben Brown Which senior player first took you under their wing: Drew Petrie Do you have any pre-game rituals: I do ‘Spot the Difference’ in the Footy Record Who has had the most influence on your career: My mum and dad Growing up, who was your favourite player: Matthew Pavlich Toughest individual opponent: Alex Rance Does your jumper number have any significance: 50 was the only jumper left in my size when I got to my first football club, Devonport
Funniest thing a fan has said to you over the fence: “Get a haircut” Teammate most likely to coach: Shaun Higgins Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: Jamie Macmillan Your funniest teammate: Nick Larkey Who had/has the best haircut in AFL history: Josh Thurgood Do you have any secret party tricks: I can juggle Unique person you follow on Twitter or Instagram: Nathan W Pyle What are three things left on your bucket list: See the Northern Lights, go to a EPL match, learn a second language Do you have a dog: No – we have a cat called Luna
What do you order at the bar: An apple cider First concert you attended: The Cat Empire in Burnie Something about you we wouldn’t know: I was part of a Tasmanian All-Schools Championship-winning chess team Favourite holiday destination: Scotland First meal after the season has ended: Anything from Smith and Daughters Who inspires you: Natasha Stott Despoja What non-football accomplishment are you most proud of: Marrying my wife Hester, and watching my daughter Aila grow up
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POCKET PROFILE
Connor Rozee Which senior player first took you under their wing: Brad Ebert Who has had the most influence on your career: Dad Growing up, who was your favourite player: Lenny Hayes Toughest individual opponent: Marcus Bontempelli Funniest thing a fan has said to you over the fence: “You should still be in school” Teammate most likely to coach: Zak Butters Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: Riley Grundy
Your funniest teammate: Riley Grundy Who had/has the best haircut in AFL history: Riley Grundy Do you have any secret party tricks: Yes, but they’re secrets Unique person you follow on Twitter or Instagram: Margot Robbie A celebrity you can’t stand: Donald Trump At which store would you like to max out your credit card: Gucci What are three things left on your bucket list: Sky dive, go to Italy, buy my own dog Do you have a dog: Yes, Leo a Pomeranian What do you order at the bar: Vodka Sunrise
First album you bought: Katy Perry First concert you attended: The Wombats Something about you we wouldn’t know: I sleep naked Favourite holiday destination: Greece Favourite movie: Shawshank Redemption Favourite TV series: Money Heist Favourite band or musician: Gang of Youths Favourite carb: Pasta First meal after the season has ended: Hamburger Who inspires you: Riley Grundy What non-football accomplishment are you most proud of: Buying a house
RICHMOND
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POCKET PROFILE
Jason Castagna Do you have any pre-game rituals: Plenty of sleep the night before Who has had the most influence on your career: Dan Richardson Toughest individual opponent: Myself Does your jumper number have any significance: Locker next to ‘Shedda’ (Shane Edwards) Funniest thing a fan has said to you over the fence: “Hey Dion” Teammate most likely to coach: Shai Bolton Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: Jack Graham
Your funniest teammate: Will Martyn Who had/has the best haircut in AFL history: Thomson Dow – the ‘Margaret’ A celebrity you can’t stand: Jack Riewoldt At which store would you like to max out your credit card: Kappa What are a couple of things left on your bucket list: Open up Jason’s bistro, knock out Kevin Hart What do you order at the bar: Water while the boys have beers First album you bought: Tenacious D First concert you attended: Hi-5 Something about you we wouldn’t know: I love knitting scarves
ST KILDA
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POCKET PROFILE
Max King Which senior player first took you under their wing: Dean ‘Keg’ Kent Do you have any pre-game rituals: Must get around the boys Who has had the most influence on your career: Dad Growing up, who was your favourite player: Nick Riewoldt Toughest individual opponent: 2017 edition Oscar Clavarino Does your jumper number have any significance: Yes, it was given to me by Nick Riewoldt Funniest thing a fan has said to you over the fence: “You’re a beanpole”
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Teammate most likely to coach: Hunter Clark Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: The ‘Gresh’ (Jade Gresham) Your funniest teammate: Jack ‘Waterworks’ Bell Who had/has the best haircut in AFL history: Nick Coffield Do you have any secret party tricks: Elite dancer Unique person you follow on Twitter or Instagram: Lori Harvey A celebrity you can’t stand and why: Ben King, worst bloke At which store would you like to max out your credit card: The Espy Do you have a dog: Poppy the Great Dane and Jenko the bulldog
What do you order at the bar: Voddy soda First album you bought: Get Rich or Die Tryin by 50 Cent First concert you attended: AC/DC Something about you we wouldn’t know: Have a phobia of bad blokes Favourite holiday destination: Noosa Favourite movie: The Gentleman Favourite TV series: Breaking Bad Favourite band or musician: J. Cole Favourite carb: Jack Bell’s Christmas potatoes Who inspires you: The Gresh What non-football accomplishment are you most proud of: 6-0 MMA record Who would you like to swap places with for a day: Ben King
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SYDNEY SWANS
POCKET PROFILE
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Nick Blakey Which senior player first took you under their wing: ‘Buddy’ Franklin Do you have any pre-game rituals: Tie laces on field Who has had the most influence on your career: Dad Growing up, who was your favourite player: Buddy Does your jumper number have any significance: Sister’s favourite number Funniest thing a fan has said over the fence: “Lizard” Teammate most likely to coach: James Rowbottom
Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: Tom Papley Your funniest teammate: Sam Gray Who had/has the best haircut in the game’s history: ‘Dusty’ Martin At which store would you like to max out your credit card: Aldi Do you have a dog: A labrador called Daisy What do you order at the bar: Beers First album you bought: Michael Jackson First concert you attended: Kendrick Lamar Favourite holiday destination: Echuca Favourite movie: Happy Gilmore Favourite TV series: Power Favourite band or musician: J. Cole
Favourite carb: Pasta First meal after the season: Beers Who inspires you: Dad What non-football accomplishment are you most proud of: Dunking What’s your best childhood memory: Echuca
WEST COAST EAGLES
POCKET PROFILE
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Jamie Cripps Which senior player first took you under their wing: Mark LeCras Do you have any pre-game rituals: Ocean morning of game Who has had the most influence on your career: Parents Growing up, who was your favourite player: ‘Snotty’ Ryan Toughest individual opponent: Jack Redden (Brisbane days) Does your jumper number have any significance: 1+5 = 6 – whack a 1 in front of that it makes 16 – my favourite number Who inspires you: Jack Redden
Funniest thing a fan has said to you over the fence: “Moonie Mia” Teammate most likely to coach: Dom Sheed – smart man Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: ‘Reddo’ (Jack Redden) – even smarter Your funniest teammate: Jake Waterman At which store would you like to max out your credit card: Surf shop Do you have a dog: Two labs – Charlie and Bobby What do you order at the bar: Strawberry Daiquiri First album you bought: Blink 182 Something about you we wouldn’t know: Type 1 diabetic Favourite movie: Law Abiding Citizen
Favourite TV series: OC Favourite carb: The lot First meal after the season has ended: Dirty Bird Coriander – yes or no: No Pineapple on pizza – yes or no: Yes Tomato sauce in the fridge – yes or no: Yes What non-football accomplishment are you most proud of: Finishing school What’s your most embarrassing childhood memory: I was fat What’s your best childhood memory: Holidays at Horrocks Who would you like to swap places with for a day: ‘Bunga’ (Shannon Hurn) – so I know what he does in his spare time
WESTERN BULLDOGS
POCKET PROFILE
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Josh Bruce Which senior player first took you under their wing: Rhys Palmer at the Giants Do you have any pre-game rituals: Out for brekky Who has had the most influence on your career: Aaron Hamill Growing up, who was your favourite player: ‘Plugger’ (Tony Lockett) Toughest individual opponent: Alex Rance Funniest thing a fan has said to you over the fence: “Get a haircut Bruce” Teammate most likely to coach: Lachie Hunter
Teammate most likely to be a club president or CEO: Cal Porter Your funniest teammate: Lin Jong Who had/has the best haircut in AFL history: ‘Flying Doormat’ (Bruce Doull) Unique person you follow on Twitter or Instagram: sa_rips At which store would you like to max out your credit card: Advieh Do you have a dog: Groodle, Djang First album you bought: So Fresh Hits of Summer 2004 First concert you attended: Deadmau5 in 2009 Favourite holiday destination: Europe Favourite movie: Pulp Fiction, Happy Gilmore
Favourite TV series: Game of Thrones Favourite band or musician: Foals Favourite carb: Pasta and potatoes – dead heat First meal after the season has ended: Chips Who inspires you: Daughter Poppy What non-football accomplishment are you most proud of: Being a dad What’s your most embarrassing childhood memory: Calling teacher mum and everyone laughed at me What’s your best childhood memory: Clocking Pokemon Blue on Game Boy Who would you like to swap places with for a day: Conor McGregor
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Brad Crouch Rory Laird Matt Crouch Rory Sloane Wayne Milera
20 19 18 18 15
KICKS Tom Lynch Rory Laird Brad Crouch Paul Seedsman Wayne Milera
11 11 10 10 10
MARKS Wayne Milera Darcy Fogarty Rory Laird Daniel Talia Reilly O’Brien
5 4 4 3 2
HANDBALLS Rory Sloane Matt Crouch Brad Crouch Rory Atkins Reilly O’Brien
12 11 10 8 8
POSSESSION CONTESTED POSS. Rory Sloane Brad Crouch Rory Atkins Rory Laird Daniel Talia
16 12 8 8 7
UNCONTESTED POSS. Matt Crouch Paul Seedsman Wayne Milera Rory Laird Reilly O’Brien
13 11 11 10 8
INTERCEPT POSS. Rory Laird Daniel Talia Jake Kelly Wayne Milera Rory Atkins
10 7 7 7 4
81/2012 Maribyrnong Park (Vic)/Calder U18
2020
PREVIOUS CLUB
GOALS THIS CLUB
DEBUT ACQUIRED
TOTAL
NO. HT. WT. DOB
2019
NAME
2020
BALL USE DISPOSALS
GAMES
TOTAL
PLAYER LIST ATKINS Rory
21 186 85 12/7/1994 2015
20
1 98 98
1 46
BROWN Luke
16 181 81 22/9/1992 2012 TR/2011 Tea Tree Gully (SA)/Norwood (SANFL)
15
1 151 151
0 13
BUTTS Jordon
41 198 89 31/12/1999 **** RD/2019 Shepparton Bears (Vic)/Murray U18
0 0
CROCKER Ben
20 186 82 19/2/1997 2016 RD/2020 Kew Comets (Vic)/Carey Grammar (Vic)/Oakleigh U18/Coll
0
0
0
3 0 26
0
0
0 21
CROUCH Brad
2 185 85 14/1/1994 2013 GWS TIR Beaufort (Vic)/North Ballarat U18
22
1 84 84
0 32
CROUCH Matt
5 181 82 21/4/1995 2014 23/2013 Beaufort (Vic)/North Ballarat U18
19
1 110 110
0 26
DAVIS Ben
40 189 86 19/5/1997 2019 75/2016 University of NSW-Eastern Suburbs (NSW)
1
2
2
1
1
DOEDEE Tom
39 188 89 1/3/1997
17/2015 St Joseph’s, Geel (Vic)/St Joseph’s College, Geel (Vic)/Geel U18
1 0 21
21
0
2
FOGARTY Darcy
32 195 99 25/9/1999 2018
12/2017 Lucindale (SA)/Rostrevor College (SA)/Glenelg (SANFL)
4
1 15
15
1 19
FRAMPTON Billy
22 202 97 20/11/1996 2018 TR/2019 East Fremantle Power (WA)/South Fremantle (WAFL)/Port Adel
2
1
GALLUCCI Jordan GIBBS Bryce
7 184 77 4/5/1998
2018
2017
15/2016 Lilydale (Vic)/Yarra Valley Grammar (Vic)/Eastern U18
6 188 85 15/3/1989 2007 TR/2017 Plympton (SA)/Glenelg (SANFL)/Carlton
1
4
1
10 0 27 27 12
1 266 35
0
4
0 19 0 152
SCOREBOARD GOALS / BEHINDS Taylor Walker Tom Lynch Lachlan Murphy Chayce Jones Rory Sloane
2.1 2.0 1.1 1.1 1.1
SCORE ASSISTS Reilly O’Brien Lachlan Murphy Rory Atkins Brad Crouch Matt Crouch
3 2 1 1 1
GOLLANT Lachlan
44 191 70 12/9/2001 **** 48/2019 St Bernard’s (Vic)/PEGS (Vic)/Calder U18
0 0
0
0
0
0
SCORE INVOLVEMENTS
HAMILL Will
17 187 75 17/11/2000 **** 30/2018 Dromana (Vic)/Padua College (Vic)/Dandenong U18
0 0
0
0
0
0
HARTIGAN Kyle
15 194 101 7/11/1991
2013 RE/2013 Keilor (Vic)/Western U18/Werribee (VFL)
19 0 101 101
0
1
HIMMELBERG Elliott
34 200 98 4/6/1998
2018
Rory Sloane Tom Lynch Reilly O’Brien Matt Crouch Lachlan Murphy
JONES Chayce KEAYS Ben
1 181 81 14/1/2000 2019
51/2016 Mt Gravatt (Qld)/Redland (NEAFL)
7 0
8
8
0
9
9/2018 Launceston (Tas)
8
9
9
1
4
2 0 30
0
28 185 87 23/2/1997 2016 RD/2020 Morningside (Qld)/Redland (NEAFL)/Brisbane
22
1
KELLY Jake
8 190 91 21/1/1995 2015 RD/2014 Mansfield (Vic)/Scotch College (Vic)/Oakleigh U18
1 76 76
KNIGHT Riley
3 182 80 27/3/1995 2015 46/2013 South Clare (SA)/St Peter’s College (SA)/W-W Torrens (SANFL) 15 0 54 54
0 11 0
1
0 37
LAIRD Rory
29 177 78 29/12/1993 2013 RE/2013 Kenilworth (SA)/West Adelaide (SANFL)
22
1 144 144
0 12
LYNCH Tom
27 193 88 15/9/1990 2010 TR/2011 Beaumaris (Vic)/Haileybury College (Vic)/Sandr U18/St Kilda
16
1 140 134
2 191 0 60
MACKAY David
14 181 77 25/7/1988 2008 48/2006 Beverley Hills (Vic)/Trinity Grammar (Vic)/Oakleigh U18
18 0 220 220
McADAM Shane
23 183 82 28/5/1995 **** TR/2018 Halls Creek (WA)/Scotch Old Collegians (SA)/Sturt (SANFL)
0 0
0
0
0
McASEY Fischer
35 196 89 8/3/2001 2020
0
1
1
1
0
0
McHENRY Ned
25 178 75 13/7/2000 ****
16/2018 Barwon Heads (Vic)/Geel College (Vic)/Geel Gram (Vic)/Geel U18 0 0
0
0
0
0 0
6/2019 East Brighton (Vic)/Caulfield Grammar (Vic)/Sandringham U18
0
McPHERSON Andrew
36 186 86 20/6/1999 **** 40/2017 Port District (SA)/Woodville-West Torrens (SANFL)
0 0
0
0
0
MILERA Wayne
30 185 84 14/9/1997 2016
17
1 61
61
0 21
MURPHY Lachlan
11/2015 Ingle Farm (SA)/Central District (SANFL)
21
1 33 33
1 32
O’BRIEN Reilly
43 202 102 20/8/1995 2016 RD/2015 Moonee Valley (Vic)/Calder U18
4 175 77 4/12/1998 2018 RE/2019 Diamond Ck (Vic)/Ivanhoe Gram (Vic)/Nthn U18/Adel (SANFL)
18
1 21
21
0
3
O’CONNOR Ronin
37 190 84 1/2/2001
0 0
0
0
0
0
**** 42/2019 Marist (WA)/Claremont (WAFL)
POHOLKE Myles
10 187 85 10/7/1998 2018 44/2016 Sorrento (Vic)/Dandenong U18
2 0
11
11
0
3
SCHOENBERG Harry
26 181 83 21/2/2001 **** 24/2019 Mintaro-Manoora (SA)Woodville-West Torrens (SANFL)
0 0
0
0
0
0
11 190 84 22/1/1992 2012 TR/2015 Rowville (Vic)/Eastern U18/Collingwood
13
SEEDSMAN Paul SHOLL Lachlan SLOANE Rory SMITH Brodie
38 187 82 7/3/2000
**** 64/2018 St Bernard’s (Vic)/St Bernard’s College (Vic)/Calder U18
9 182 82 17/3/1990 2009 44/2008 Upwey-Tecoma (Vic)/Eastern U18 33 189 87 14/1/1992
2011 14/2010 Henley (SA)/Woodville-West Torrens (SANFL)
1 102 53
0 0
0
0
0 50 0
0
22
1 200 200
1 123
22
1 168 168
0 57
STENGLE Tyson
18 175 74 19/10/1998 2017 TR/2018 Portland (SA)/Woodville-West Torrens (SANFL)/Richmond
2
1
5
3
1
8
STRACHAN Kieran
45 204 102 5/10/1995
**** RD/2019 South Bendigo (Vic)/Port Melbourne (VFL)
0 0
0
0
0
0
TALIA Daniel
12 197 99 2/10/1991
2011 13/2009 Greenvale (Vic)/Assumption College (Vic)/Calder U18
TAYLOR Ayce
42 191 84 26/9/2000 **** PSS/2020 Heidelberg (Vic)/Camberwell Grammar (Vic)/Oakl U18/Nthn U18 0 0
22
0
0
1 190 190
0
6
0
0
WALKER Taylor
13 194 102 25/4/1990 2009 75/2007 North Broken Hill (NSW)/NSW-ACT U18
WILSON Patrick
31 190 90 11/12/1994 2018 RD/2018 Woodville South (SA)/Sturt (SANFL)
1 0
2
2
0
0
WORRELL Josh
24 193 86 11/4/2001
0 0
0
0
0
0
**** 28/2019 Bentleigh (Vic)/Haileybury College (Vic)/Sandringham U18
22
1 187 187
7 5 4 4 4
OTHER CLEARANCES Rory Sloane Brad Crouch Matt Crouch Paul Seedsman Rory Laird
9 5 3 2 2
TACKLES Rory Sloane Lachlan Murphy Rory Atkins Brad Crouch Paul Seedsman
7 6 5 4 4
INSIDE 50s Brad Crouch Rory Laird Rory Sloane Reilly O’Brien Tom Lynch
6 5 5 3 3
2 428
Acquired = How player arrived at this club 1/2000 = National Draft number/year LTA = Local talent access selection MD = Mid-Season Rookie Draft PD = Pre-Season Draft PDN = Previous Draft nomination PDS = Pre-Draft selection PSS = Pre-Season Supplemental selection RD = Rookie Draft RE = Rookie elevation TR = Traded to this club UPS = Uncontracted player selection 17YO = 17-year-old access UFA = Unrestricted free agent RFA = Restricted free agent DFA = Delisted free agent # = Category A Rookie (eligible for AFL selection) * = Category B Rookie (only eligible for AFL selection as long-term injury replacement) TIR = Trade Incentive Rule
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CLUB HISTORY HIGHEST SCORE
30.8 (188) v Essendon, round 10, 2006, Football Park
LOWEST SCORE
3.6 (24) v St Kilda, round 18, 2011, Marvel Stadium
GREATEST WINNING MARGIN
139 pts v Richmond, round 16, 1993, Football Park
OVERALL RECORD: 672 games – 360 wins, 310 losses, 2 draws GRAND FINALS: 3 PREMIERSHIPS: 2 Head-to-head v
Brisbane Lions Carlton Collingwood Essendon Fitzroy Fremantle Geelong Gold Coast Suns GWS Giants Hawthorn Melbourne North Melbourne Port Adelaide Richmond St Kilda Sydney Swans University West Coast Eagles Western Bulldogs
P
W
BEST WINNING SEQUENCE
10 games – round 13, 2005 to round 22, 2005
WORST LOSING SEQUENCE
9 games – round 19, 1999 to round 5, 2000 L
D
42 24 18 0 39 20 19 0 43 15 27 1 39 19 20 0 9 6 3 0 39 23 16 0 45 20 25 0 13 13 0 0 12 9 3 0 42 19 23 0 40 25 15 0 44 23 21 0 47 24 23 0 39 25 14 0 44 28 15 1 42 25 17 0 0 0 0 0 48 21 27 0 45 21 24 0
RECORD AT CURRENT VENUES Venue
P
W
L
D
Adelaide Oval
75
50
25
0
MCG
73 29 43 1
Marvel Stadium
62
Gabba
25 13 12 0
31 3
31 18
0
GMHBA Stadium
21
SCG
20 13 7 0
0
Metricon Stadium
11
11
0
0
Uni of Tas Stadium
5
1
4
0
Giants Stadium
4
3
1
0
Blundstone Arena 2 0 2 0 Optus Stadium
2 0 2 0
TIO Stadium
2
2
0
0
UNSW Canberra Oval
2
0
2
0
Mars Stadium
1 0 1 0
TIO Traeger Park
1
0
1
0
MOST GAMES
Andrew McLeod Tyson Edwards Mark Ricciuto Ben Hart Nigel Smart Simon Goodwin Mark Bickley
(340) (321) (312) (311) (278) (275) (272)
MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES
Eddie Betts Scott Thompson Ben Hart Andrew McLeod Chris McDermott Sam Jacobs Tyson Edwards
(100) (99) (98) (97) (95) (93) (90)
AFL GAMES RECORDS HELD IN GUERNSEY NUMBERS
23 Andrew McLeod 26 Mark Bickley 32 Mark Ricciuto 34 Ben Hart 36 Simon Goodwin 52 Shaun Rehn
(340) (272) (312) (311) (275) (167 – Adel & Haw)
MOST GAMES AS CAPTAIN
Mark Ricciuto Mark Bickley Taylor Walker* Chris McDermott Simon Goodwin
(142) (102) (98) (88) (76)
MOST GAMES AS COACH
Neil Craig Gary Ayres Don Pyke Graham Cornes Malcolm Blight Brenton Sanderson Robert Shaw
MOST GOALS
Tony Modra Taylor Walker* Eddie Betts Josh Jenkins Mark Ricciuto Andrew McLeod Scott Welsh Darren Jarman Brett Burton
(166) (107) (93) (89) (74) (69) (44)
FINALS
Tony Modra is Adelaide’s only Coleman medallist, winning the medal in 1997. He also led the AFL goalkicking at the end of the 1993 season after Coleman medallist Gary Ablett didn’t play finals.
36 games – 18 wins, 18 losses
MOST FINALS
Simon Goodwin Andrew McLeod Tyson Edwards Ben Hart Nigel Smart Scott Thompson Mark Ricciuto Graham Johncock Mark Bickley Michael Doughty
TOP GOALKICKING PERFORMANCES
13 Tony Modra (v Richmond, round 16, 1993, Football Park) 13 Tony Modra (v Carlton, round 1, 1994, Football Park) 11 Scott Hodges (v Geelong, round 23, 1992, Football Park) 10 Tony Modra (v Richmond, round 1, 1993, MCG) 10 Tony Modra (v North Melbourne, round 8, 1993, Football Park) 10 Tom Lynch* (v GWS Giants, round 7, 2013, Giants Stadium)
MOST GOALS IN FINALS
Andrew McLeod Taylor Walker* Eddie Betts Darren Jarman Scott Welsh Nigel Smart Ken McGregor Brett Burton
BROWNLOW MEDALLIST
Mark Ricciuto (2003 tied)
AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME MEMBERS
LEGENDS: Malcolm Blight (coach Adel, also N Melb, playing coach N Melb, coach Geel, coach St K) INDUCTEES: Gary Ayres (coach Adel, also Haw, coach Geel), Darren Jarman (also Haw), Mark Bickley, Wayne Carey (also N Melb), Mark Ricciuto, Graham Cornes (coach Adel, also N Melb), Andrew McLeod, Bob Hammond (admin, also Syd coach), Ben Hart, Simon Goodwin (also coach Melb)
(23) (23) (20) (19) (19) (16) (15) (15)
HIGHEST SCORE IN A FINAL
26.10 (166) v Essendon, 1st EF, 2009
LOWEST SCORE IN A FINAL
5.12 (42) v Sydney, 1QF, 2012
GREATEST WINNING MARGIN IN A FINAL
INDIGENOUS TEAM OF THE CENTURY MEMBERS
96 points v Essendon, 1st EF, 2009
JOHN COLEMAN MEDALLIST
74 points v Hawthorn, 2nd SF, 2015
GREATEST LOSING MARGIN IN A FINAL
Andrew McLeod (ruck-rover) 1997: Tony Modra (81)
MOST GOALS IN A FINAL
NORM SMITH MEDALLISTS
7 Andrew McLeod v Western Bulldogs, 1st PF, 1998
Andrew McLeod (1997, 1998)
MICHAEL TUCK MEDALLISTS
BEST FINALS WINNING STREAK
Andrew McLeod (2003) Simon Goodwin (2006) Bernie Vince (2012)
Four games (1997)
JIM STYNES MEDALLIST
Three games (2006-08)
AFL RISING STAR AWARD
72 games – 45 wins, 27 losses Premierships 2003, 2012
WORST FINALS LOSING STREAK PRE-SEASON/NIGHT SERIES
Andrew McLeod (2005) Daniel Talia* (2012)
CLUB MEMBERSHIP
JOCK McHALE MEDALLIST
1991 (25,087), 1992 (38,673), 1993 (40,100), 1994 (40,611), 1995 (41,654), 1996 (42,283), 1997 (41,395), 1998 (41,985), 1999 (42,120), 2000 (42,896), 2001 (42,014), 2002 (46,620), 2003 (47,097), 2004 (45,642), 2005 (43,256), 2006 (50,138), 2007 (50,976), 2008 (48,720), 2009 (46,472), 2010 (45,545), 2011 (44,719), 2012 (45,105), 2013 (46,405), 2014 (54,249) 2015 (52,920), 2016 (54,307), 2017 (56,865), 2018 (64,739), 2019 (64,437)
Malcolm Blight (1997, 1998)
AFL PLAYERS ASSOCIATION MVP AWARD
Andrew McLeod (2001)
PREMIERSHIPS
1997, 1998 (440) (428) (310) (296) (292) (275) (270) (264) (264)
(23) (22) (22) (18) (17) (16) (16) (16) (14) (14)
RUNNERS-UP
2017
McCLELLAND TROPHY
* denotes current player or coach
2005, 2017
WOODEN SPOONS
None
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PLAYER LIST
MARKS Mitch Robinson Alex Witherden Jarryd Lyons Eric Hipwood Harris Andrews
7 7 6 5 4
HANDBALLS Lachie Neale Mitch Robinson Harris Andrews Hugh McCluggage Jarrod Berry
12 10 8 8 8
POSSESSION CONTESTED POSS. Lachie Neale Jarryd Lyons Harris Andrews Hugh McCluggage Zac Bailey
16 12 8 8 7
UNCONTESTED POSS. Mitch Robinson Hugh McCluggage Lachie Neale Alex Witherden Eric Hipwood
17 12 11 11 10
INTERCEPT POSS. Harris Andrews Jarryd Lyons Brandon Starcevich Zac Bailey Lachie Neale
13 7 6 5 5
TR/2018 TR/2019 RD/2019 61/2014 55/2018 15/2017 43/2017 17/2016 36/2018 UFA/2019 TR/2017 TR/2014 37/2019 24/2016 RD/2020 UFA/2019 RD/2019 22/2013 RE/2019 14/2015 40/2018 28/2010 RD/2020 DFA/2018 RD/2019 TR/2012 39/2015 TR/2018 3/2016 42/2018 RE/2019 25/2013 TR/2018 54/2017 59/2019 1/2017 7/2008 22/2019 DFA/2014 RD/2020 RD/2020 33/2019 21/2018 18/2017 23/2016 41/2017 TR/2011
Upper Swan (WA)/West Perth (WAFL)/Western Bulldogs Kelmscott (WA)/South Fremantle (WAFL)/Gold Coast Aspley (NEAFL) Aspley (NEAFL) Caulfield (Vic)/Oakleigh U18 Sthrn Dists (NT)/Prince Alfred College (SA)/Norwood (SANFL) West Brisbane (Qld)/University of Qld (Qld) Horsham Saints (Vic)/North Ballarat U18 Horsham Saints (Vic)/Ballarat Clarendon College (Vic)/GWV U18 Devonport (Tas)/Tasmania U18/Hawthorn Newman Saints (WA)/Swan Districts (WAFL)/Adelaide Lara (Vic)/Geelong U18/Geelong Morningside (Qld)/Brisbane (NEAFL) Halls Creek (WA)/Camperdown (Vic)/North Ballarat U18 Paskeville (SA)/P Adel (SANFL)/Yeronga (Qld)/N Ball (VFL) Flinders Park (SA)/Woodville-West Torrens (SANFL)/Adelaide Caloundra (Qld)/Brisbane (NEAFL) Queenscliff (Vic)/St Joseph’s College, Geelong (Vic)/Geel U18 Mundulla (SA)/Glenelg (SANFL) Caloundra (Qld)/Aspley (NEAFL) Melville (WA)/East Fremantle (WAFL) Mulgrave (Vic)/Oakleigh U18 St Peter’s (Vic)/Sandringham U18 St Peter’s (Vic)/Sandringham U18/Adelaide/Gold Coast County Dublin (Ireland) Old Haileybury (Vic)/Sandringham (VFL)/Melbourne Bell Park (Vic)/Geelong U18 Bordertown (SA)/Glenelg (SANFL)/Geelong South Warrnambool (Vic)/North Ballarat U18 Wilston Grange (Qld) Montrose (Vic)/Casey (VFL) Vermont (Vic)/Eastern U18 Kybybolite (SA)/Glenelg (SANFL)/Fremantle Noosa (Qld)/Brisbane (NEAFL) Sorrento-Duncraig (WA)/West Perth (WAFL) Hillside (Vic)/PEGS (Vic)/Western U18 Sorrento-Duncraig (WA)/Subiaco (WAFL) Manning (WA)/Aquinas College (WA)/Perth (WAFL) Lauderdale (Tas)/Tasmania U18/Tasmania (VFL)/Carlton Newborough (Vic)/Gippsland U18 Mt Gravatt (NEAFL) Moe (Vic)/Lowanna College (Vic)/Gippsland U18 Yarrawonga (Vic)/Sacred Heart College (Vic)/Murray U18 Mt Lawley-Inglewood (WA)/Trinity Coll (WA)/East Perth (WAFL) St Joseph’s, Geelong (Vic)/Geelong College (Vic)/Geelong U18 Camberwell (Vic)/Scotch College (Vic)/Oakleigh U18 Surfers Paradise (Qld)/Broadbeach (Qld)
2020
16 15 15 14 14
30/6/1993 2016 9/10/1997 2016 16/4/1998 2017 11/12/1996 2015 6/8/1999 2019 23/9/1999 2018 29/3/1999 **** 5/2/1998 2017 1/5/2000 **** 28/1/1988 2006 5/7/1994 2014 19/5/1991 2011 31/3/2000 **** 19/8/1997 2017 9/2/1990 2018 28/1/1993 2014 23/2/1999 **** 22/9/1995 2014 26/6/1998 2019 13/9/1997 2016 7/3/2000 **** 26/8/1992 2011 31/5/1998 **** 22/7/1992 2012 15/11/1999 **** 17/11/1986 2008 10/1/1997 2016 22/10/1993 2012 3/3/1998 2017 4/12/2000 **** 10/7/1994 2018 24/6/1995 2014 24/5/1993 2012 15/10/1999 **** 4/6/2001 **** 21/10/1999 2018 7/6/1990 2009 30/6/2001 2020 7/6/1989 2009 29/6/1997 2017 19/7/1995 2016 13/3/2001 **** 13/9/2000 **** 24/7/1999 2018 10/9/1998 2017 16/3/1999 **** 9/2/1989 2012
TOTAL
KICKS Daniel Rich Jarryd Lyons Noah Answerth Lachie Neale Mitch Robinson
ADAMS Marcus 24 191 99 AH CHEE Callum 4 182 77 ALLISON Jacob 19 195 90 ANDREWS Harris 31 201 100 ANSWERTH Noah 43 183 82 BAILEY Zac 33 181 85 BALLENDEN Connor 38 198 101 BERRY Jarrod 7 192 89 BERRY Thomas 13 185 79 BIRCHALL Grant 14 192 93 CAMERON Charlie 23 180 78 CHRISTENSEN Allen 3 176 80 COLEMAN Keidean 18 182 75 COX Cedric 20 183 83 EAGLES Matt 41 199 96 ELLIS-YOLMEN Cameron 28 190 100 FULLARTON Tom 47 199 94 GARDINER Darcy 27 192 90 HINGE Mitchell 22 190 89 HIPWOOD Eric 30 203 90 JOYCE Tom 32 180 82 LESTER Ryan 35 191 85 LYONS Corey 39 181 83 LYONS Jarryd 17 184 84 MADDEN James 42 188 86 MARTIN Stefan 12 198 103 MATHIESON Rhys 36 186 87 McCARTHY Lincoln 11 177 82 McCLUGGAGE Hugh 6 186 86 McFADYEN Connor 26 190 90 McINERNEY Oscar 46 204 112 McSTAY Daniel 25 195 98 NEALE Lachie 9 178 84 PAYNE Jack 40 198 100 PRIOR Jaxon 45 189 81 RAYNER Cam 16 187 90 RICH Daniel 10 183 90 ROBERTSON Deven 2 185 80 ROBINSON Mitch 5 184 88 SKINNER Sam 21 198 98 SMITH Archie 44 202 109 SMITH Brock 1 189 81 SMITH Ely 8 188 90 STARCEVICH Brandon 37 186 90 WITHERDEN Alex 29 188 86 WOOLLER Toby 34 193 89 ZORKO Dayne 15 175 78
PREVIOUS CLUB
THIS CLUB
26 24 22 19 17
DEBUT ACQUIRED
TOTAL
Lachie Neale Mitch Robinson Jarryd Lyons Hugh McCluggage Harris Andrews
NO. HT. WT. DOB
2019
NAME
GOALS
2020
BALL USE DISPOSALS
GAMES
10 1 2 21 19 15 0 20 0 3 24 13 0 1 0 10 0 24 2 23 0 9 0 24 0 24 9 24 23 0 21 24 24 0 0 24 24 0 23 0 2 0 0 1 23 0 24
1 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1
38 45 10 98 20 28 0 58 0 248 109 133 0 13 4 39 0 107 2 76 0 126 0 117 0 183 46 54 64 0 38 104 160 0 0 47 208 1 192 1 11 0 0 6 54 0 169
11 0 10 98 20 28 0 58 0 0 36 68 0 13 4 0 0 107 2 76 0 126 0 25 0 126 46 25 64 0 38 104 25 0 0 47 208 1 92 1 11 0 0 6 54 0 169
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
4 24 2 9 2 11 0 27 0 34 163 114 0 3 1 15 0 5 1 116 0 45 0 63 0 45 24 45 41 0 24 76 80 0 0 41 106 0 108 2 4 0 0 1 5 0 184
SCOREBOARD GOALS / BEHINDS Eric Hipwood Daniel McStay Charlie Cameron Lachie Neale Cam Rayner
3.0 2.0 2.0 1.2 1.0
SCORE ASSISTS Lincoln McCarthy Hugh McCluggage Mitch Robinson Jarryd Lyons Jarrod Berry
2 2 2 1 1
SCORE INVOLVEMENTS Eric Hipwood Jarryd Lyons Lachie Neale Dayne Zorko Lincoln McCarthy
8 8 7 5 4
OTHER CLEARANCES Lachie Neale Jarryd Lyons Stefan Martin Mitch Robinson Dayne Zorko
8 6 5 2 2
TACKLES Lachie Neale Jarryd Lyons Dayne Zorko Lincoln McCarthy Stefan Martin
10 5 5 4 3
INSIDE 50s Eric Hipwood Zac Bailey Lachie Neale Jarryd Lyons Daniel Rich
6 6 5 4 4
Acquired = How player arrived at this club 1/2000 = National Draft number/year LTA = Local talent access selection MD = Mid-Season Rookie Draft PD = Pre-Season Draft PDN = Previous Draft nomination PDS = Pre-Draft selection PSS = Pre-Season Supplemental selection RD = Rookie Draft RE = Rookie elevation TR = Traded to this club UPS = Uncontracted player selection 17YO = 17-year-old access UFA = Unrestricted free agent RFA = Restricted free agent DFA = Delisted free agent # = Category A Rookie (eligible for AFL selection) * = Category B Rookie (only eligible for AFL selection as long-term injury replacement) TIR = Trade Incentive Rule
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CLUB HISTORY HIGHEST SCORE
33.21 (219) v Sydney, round 8, 1993, Gabba
LOWEST SCORE
2.5 (17) v Hawthorn, round 12, 1988, Princes Park; v Richmond, round 4, 2018, MCG
GREATEST WINNING MARGIN
162 points v Sydney, round 8, 1993, Gabba
BEST WINNING SEQUENCE
20 games – round 10, 2001 to round 4, 2002
OVERALL RECORD: 752 games – 314 wins, 430 losses, 8 draws GRAND FINALS: 4 PREMIERSHIPS: 3 Head-to-head v
Adelaide Carlton Collingwood Essendon Fitzroy Fremantle Geelong Gold Coast Suns GWS Giants Hawthorn Melbourne North Melbourne Port Adelaide Richmond St Kilda Sydney Swans University West Coast Eagles Western Bulldogs
P
W
WORST LOSING SEQUENCE
12 games – round 20, 1990 to round 10, 1991; round 5, 2016 to round 17, 2016
MOST GAMES
L
D
42 18 24 0 51 22 29 0 47 19 28 0 46 18 27 1 17 11 6 0 31 15 16 0 49 19 29 1 18 12 6 0 10 3 7 0 51 20 31 0 46 21 25 0 55 22 32 1 37 17 18 2 48 16 31 1 47 23 24 0 52 22 29 1 0 0 0 0 49 13 35 1 56 23 33 0
RECORD AT CURRENT VENUES Venue
P
W
L
D
Gabba
322 183 136 3
MCG
79 18 60 1
Metricon Stadium
72
27
44
1
Marvel Stadium
70
25
43
2
GMHBA Stadium
24
7
16
1
SCG
23 9 14 0
Uni of Tas Stadium
10
3
7
0
Adelaide Oval
7
1
6
0
Giants Stadium
3
1
2
0
Optus Stadium
2
1
1
0
Mars Stadium
1 0 1 0
TIO Stadium
1
1
0
0
Blundstone Arena 0 0 0 0 TIO Traeger Park
0
0
0
0
UNSW Canberra Oval
0
0
0
0
Simon Black Marcus Ashcroft Michael Voss Luke Power Nigel Lappin Shaun Hart Darryl White Jonathan Brown Jason Akermanis Justin Leppitsch Daniel Bradshaw Chris Scott
(322) (318) (289) (282) (279) (273) (268) (256) (248) (227) (222) (215)
MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES
Marcus Ashcroft Jack Redden Simon Black Nigel Lappin
(170) (112) (107) (103)
AFL GAMES RECORDS HELD IN GUERNSEY NUMBERS
10 Marcus Ashcroft 20 Simon Black
(308) (322)
MOST GAMES AS CAPTAIN
Michael Voss Jonathan Brown Roger Merrett Alastair Lynch
(210) (127) (125) (77)
MOST GAMES AS COACH
Leigh Matthews Robert Walls Michael Voss Chris Fagan*
MOST GOALS
Jonathan Brown Daniel Bradshaw Alastair Lynch Jason Akermanis Roger Merrett
AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME MEMBERS
LEGEND: Leigh Matthews (coach, also Haw, coach Coll) INDUCTEES: Peter Knights (Haw, also coach Bris, Haw), Michael Voss (also coach Bris), Nathan Buckley (also Coll, coach Coll), Jason Akermanis (also WB), Nigel Lappin, Brad Hardie (also WB, Coll)
INDIGENOUS TEAM OF THE CENTURY MEMBERS
Chris Johnson (back pocket), Darryl White (full-back), Michael McLean (interchange)
JOHN COLEMAN MEDALLIST
2007 – Jonathan Brown (77 goals)
NORM SMITH MEDALLISTS
Shaun Hart (2001), Simon Black (2003)
MICHAEL TUCK MEDALLIST
Daniel Rich* (2013)
JOCK McHALE MEDALLISTS
Leigh Matthews (2001, 2002, 2003)
JIM STYNES MEDALLISTS
Jason Akermanis (1999), Ashley McGrath (2013)
AFL RISING STAR AWARD
Nathan Buckley (1993), Chris Scott (1994), Daniel Rich* (2009), Lewis Taylor* (2014)
AFL PLAYERS ASSOCIATION MVP AWARD
Michael Voss (2002 tied, 2003)
PREMIERSHIPS RUNNERS-UP
1990, 1991, 1998, 2017
(594) (496) (460) (307) (285)
MOST GOALS IN FINALS
BROWNLOW MEDALLISTS
Michael Voss (1996 tied), Jason Akermanis (2001), Simon Black (2002)
CLUB MEMBERSHIP
1987 (3449), 1988 (7607), 1989 (7176), 1990 (5630), 1991 (5696), 1992 (5401), 1993 (5750), 1994 (6158), 1995 (6893), 1996 (10,267), 1997 (16,769), 1998 (16,108), 1999 (16,931), 2000 (20,295), 2001 (18,330), 2002 (22,288), 2003 (24,365), 2004 (30,221), 2005 (28,913), 2006 (26,459), 2007 (21,976), 2008 (22,737), 2009 (24,873), 2010 (26,779), 2011 (20,792), 2012 (20,762), 2013 (24,130), 2014 (24,012), 2015 (25,408), 2016 (23,286), 2017 (21,362), 2018 (24,867), 2019 (28,023) * denotes current player or coach
Fitzroy OVERALL RECORD: 1928 games – 869 wins, 1034 losses, 25 draws GRAND FINALS: 13
GREATEST WINNING MARGIN
FINALS
27 games – 17 wins, 10 losses Nigel Lappin Justin Leppitsch Jason Akermanis Shaun Hart Darryl White
TOP GOALKICKING PERFORMANCES
PRE-SEASON/NIGHT SERIES
68 games – 31 wins, 35 losses, two draws Premiership 2013
36.22 (238) v Melbourne, round 17, 1979, Waverley Park
WOODEN SPOONS
(237) (109) (109) (69)
10 Jonathan Brown (v Carlton, round 16, 2007, Gabba) 9 Brad Hardie (v Carlton, round 10, 1989, Princes Park) 9 Daniel Bradshaw (v Melbourne, round 14, 2005, Gabba)
WORST FINALS LOSING STREAK
Three games (SF 2009-SF 2019)
HIGHEST SCORE
2004
Alastair Lynch Jason Akermanis Jonathan Brown Daniel Bradshaw
BEST FINALS WINNING STREAK
Six games (2001-02)
PREMIERSHIPS: 1898, 1899, 1904, 1905, 1913, 1916, 1922, 1944
2001, 2002, 2003
MOST FINALS
MOST GOALS IN A FINAL
7 Alastair Lynch v Carlton, 2nd SF, 1996; Alastair Lynch v Adelaide, 2nd QF, 2002
(23) (23) (22) (22) (21) (65) (34) (32) (25)
190 points v Melbourne, round 17, 1979, Waverley Park
MOST GAMES
Kevin Murray Paul Roos Garry Wilson
MOST GOALS
Jack Moriarty Bernie Quinlan Garry Wilson
(333) (269) (268) (626) (576) (452)
BROWNLOW MEDALLISTS
HIGHEST SCORE IN A FINAL
Haydn Bunton (1931, 1932, 1935), Wilfred ‘Chicken’ Smallhorn (1933), Dinny Ryan (1936), Allan Ruthven (1950), Kevin Murray (1969), Bernie Quinlan (1981)
LOWEST SCORE IN A FINAL
AFL TEAM OF THE CENTURY MEMBERS
26.14 (170) v Carlton, 2nd SF, 1996
7.9 (51) v Collingwood 2nd QF, 2003
GREATEST WINNING MARGIN IN A FINAL
97 points v Carlton, 2nd SF, 1996
Kevin Murray (half-back), Haydn Bunton (forward pocket), Norm Smith (coach)
GREATEST LOSING MARGIN IN A FINAL
82 points v Carlton, 2nd SF, 2000
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HANDBALLS
2020
THIS CLUB
19 174 74 26/11/1986 2005 TR/2019 Templestowe (Vic)/Calder U18/Carlton/Adelaide
21 0 316 184 0 600
CASBOULT Levi
41 199 103 15/3/1990 2012
20 1 125 125
2 134
COTTRELL Matthew
46 185 76 29/2/2000 **** PSS/2019 Pearcedale (Vic)/Dandenong U18
0
0
CRIPPS Patrick
9 195 93 18/3/1995 2014
RE/2012 Beaconsfield (Vic)/Dandenong U18 13/2013 Northampton (WA)/East Fremantle (WAFL)
0
0
0
0
20 1 102 102 0 47
CUNINGHAM David
28 186 83 30/3/1997 2016
23/2015 Canterbury (Vic)/Melbourne Grammar (Vic)/Oakleigh U18
9
1 26
26
2 16
CURNOW Charlie
30 192 95 3/2/1997
2016
12/2015 Torquay (Vic)/Geelong U18
11
0 58
58
0 77
CURNOW Ed
35 179 87 7/11/1989
2011 RE/2013 Modewarre (Vic)/Geel College (Vic)/Geel U18/Adel Rks/B Hill (VFL) 22
DE KONING Tom
12 203 94 16/7/1999 2018
DOCHERTY Sam
15 185 85 17/10/1993 2013 TR/2013 Phillip Island (Vic)/Gippsland U18/Brisbane
30/2017 Mt Martha (Vic)/Padua College (Vic)/Dandenong U18 3/2017 Swan Hill (Vic)/Geelong Grammar (Vic)/Bendigo U18
1 166 166 0 36
SCORE ASSISTS
2
2
0
0
1 93
80
0 14
19
1 40 40
0 14
21
1 56
56
0 21 0 16
Marc Murphy Jack Martin Paddy Dow Lachie Plowman Ed Curnow
1
2 187 82 16/10/1999 2018 25 179 75 15/6/1998 2017
GIBBONS Michael
40 176 76 15/5/1995 2019 PSS/2019 Lavington (NSW)/Murray U18/Williamstown (VFL)
21
1
22
22
GODDARD Hugh
45 197 96 24/8/1996 2015 RD/2019 Geelong Amateur (Vic)/Melb Grammar (Vic)/Geel U18/St Kilda
2
0 12
2
0
1
HONEY Josh
36 186 82 17/10/2001 **** RD/2020 Keilor (Vic)/Maribyrnong College (Vic)/Western U18
0
0
0
0
0
JONES Liam
14 199 99 24/2/1991 2010 TR/2014 Nth Hobart (Tas)/Tasmania U18/Scotch College (Vic)/W Bulldogs 13
1 126 60
0 84
KEMP Brodie
17 193 88 1/5/2001
****
17/2019 Echuca (Vic)/Geelong Grammar (Vic)/Bendigo U18
0
0
0
0
0
KENNEDY Matthew
7 190 92 6/4/1997
2016
TR/2017 Collingullie-Glenfield Park (NSW)/NSW-ACT U18/GWS
10 0 41
22
0 21
KREUZER Matthew
8 200 101 13/5/1989 2008
1/2007 Bundoora (Vic)/Northern U18
0
0
15
1 189 189 0 94
LANG Darcy
16 182 82 21/11/1995 2014
TR/2017 Colac (Vic)/Geelong U18/Geelong
8
0 63
19
0 42
MACREADIE Harrison
26 198 91 11/4/1998
47/2016 Henty (NSW)/Kings School (NSW)
1
0
9
9
0
0
13 0 48
41
0
0
2017
22 193 93 7/12/1996 2015 TR/2016 Benalla (Vic)/Murray U18/GWS 21 186 81 29/1/1995 2014 PD/2020 Towns (WA)/Claremont (WAFL)/Gold Coast
16
1 98
1
4 85
11 191 89 11/10/1994 2016 TR/2018 North Albany (WA)/Claremont (WAFL)/Adelaide
16
1 65
17
1 90
10 204 100 24/12/1997 2017
20 0 35
35
0 50
0
0
0
0
19
1 269 269 0 185
47 193 92 3/9/1996
10/2015 Warragul (Vic)/Gippsland U18
2016 PSS/2020 Aberfeldie (Vic)/Calder U18/Richmond
3 180 80 19/7/1987 2006
1/2005 Beverley Hills (Vic)/Whitefriars College (Vic)/Oakleigh U18
NEWMAN Nic
24 187 81 15/1/1993
NEWNES Jack
32 185 83 24/2/1993 2012 DFA/2019 Ivanhoe (Vic)/Northern U18/St Kilda
Patrick Cripps 17 O’BRIEN Lochie 4 185 Marc Murphy 11 O’DWYER Finbar 38 192 Sam Petrevski-Seton 11 OWIES Matthew 44 180 Jacob Weitering 9 PETREVSKI-SETON Sam 5 182 Zac Fisher 8 PHILLIPS Fraser 39 188
2017 TR/2018 Mornington (Vic)/Frankston (VFL)/Sydney
77 18/9/1999 2018
20 1
10/2017 South Mildura (Vic)/Bendigo U18
82 24/7/2000 **** 66/2018 Yarrawonga (Vic)/Xavier College (Vic)/Murray U18 80 19/3/1997
**** RD/2019 Camberwell (Vic)/St Kevin’s College (Vic)
80 19/2/1998 2017
8
5
0 14 1 56
TACKLES
17 0 35
35
0
9
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
22
1 65
65
0 19
Jacob Weitering Ed Curnow Paddy Dow Will Setterfield Patrick Cripps
**** RD/2020 Warragul (Vic)/St Paul’s Grammar (Vic)/Gippsland U18
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Marc Murphy Sam Docherty Patrick Cripps Kade Simpson Sam Walsh
PITTONET Marc
27 202 103 3/6/1996
2016 TR/2019 Kew Comets (Vic)/Xavier College (Vic)/Oakleigh U18/Hawthorn 2
0
7
0
0
0
PLOWMAN Lachie
20 193 89 11/9/1994 2013
TR/2015 Macedon (Vic)/Calder U18/GWS
1 95
75
0
1
INTERCEPT POSS. Sam Petrevski-Seton Sam Docherty Jacob Weitering Liam Jones Kade Simpson
9 9 8 7 7
21
POLSON Cameron
29 178 79 11/3/1998
2017
59/2016 St Peter’s (Vic)/Haileybury College (Vic)/Sandringham U18
3
0 16
16
0
4
RAMSAY Sam
33 182 71 21/3/2001
****
47/2019 Gisborne (Vic)/Maribyrnong College (Vic)/Calder U18
0
0
0
0
0
0
SETTERFIELD Will
43 192 85 5/2/1998
2017 TR/2018 Albury (NSW)/Scots School (NSW)/Sandringham U18/GWS
18
1
21
19
0
6
SILVAGNI Ben
37 196 87 7/5/2000
****
70/2018 Greythorn (Vic)/Xavier College (Vic)/Oakleigh U18
0
0
0
0
0
0
SILVAGNI Jack
1 194 89 17/12/1997 2016
53/2015 Greythorn (Vic)/Xavier College (Vic)/Oakleigh U18
17
1
61
61
2 47
SIMPSON Kade
6 183 73 5/5/1984 2003 45/2002 Emerald (Vic)/Eastern U18
18
1 326 326 0 138
STOCKER Liam
13 184 85 23/1/2000 2019
WALSH Sam
18 184 81 2/7/2000
WEITERING Jacob
23 196 99 23/11/1997 2016
WILLIAMSON Tom
31 190 84 12/12/1998 2017
2019
19/2018 East Sandr (Vic)/Old H’bury (Vic)/H’bury College (Vic)/Sandr U18 5
0
5
5
0
0
1 23
23
0
6
77
77
0 10
0 17
17
0
1/2018 St Joseph’s, Geel (Vic)/St Joseph’s College, Geel (Vic)/Geel U18
22
1/2015 Mt Martha (Vic)/Peninsula Grammar (Vic)/Dandenong U18
20 1
61/2016 Ararat (Vic)/North Ballarat U18
Patrick Cripps 10 Marc Murphy 5 Ed Curnow 4 Sam Petrevski-Seton 3 Kade Simpson 3
1
**** 20/2019 St Mary’s, G’borough (Vic)/Loyola College (Vic)/Northern U18
2
10 9 7 7 6
OTHER
21
34 186 78 4/8/2001
3 2 1 1 1
CLEARANCES
52
PHILP Sam
4.1 2.1 2.1 2.0 1.1
SCORE INVOLVEMENTS Jack Martin Patrick Cripps Marc Murphy Ed Curnow Levi Casboult
20 1 156
UNCONTESTED POSS. 18 17 15 11 11
74 15/5/2001
6/2016 Halls Creek (WA)/Claremont (WAFL)
Jack Martin Jack Silvagni David Cuningham Levi Casboult Mitch McGovern
0
FISHER Zac
27/2016 York Roos (WA)/Guildford (WA)/Perth (WAFL)
SCOREBOARD GOALS / BEHINDS
0
DOW Paddy
MURPHY Marc
POSSESSION
GOALS
BETTS Eddie
Patrick Cripps 16 MARCHBANK Caleb Marc Murphy 14 MARTIN Jack Sam Docherty 9 McGOVERN Mitch Sam Petrevski-Seton 8 McKAY Harry Kade Simpson 7 MOORE Callum CONTESTED POSS.
DEBUT ACQUIRED PREVIOUS CLUB
TOTAL
NO. HT. WT. DOB
2019
NAME
2020
BALL USE DISPOSALS
GAMES
TOTAL
PLAYER LIST
3 3 2 2 2
INSIDE 50s Patrick Cripps Marc Murphy Sam Walsh Zac Fisher Jack Newnes
7 6 6 5 4
1
Acquired = How player arrived at this club 1/2000 = National Draft number/year LTA = Local talent access selection MD = Mid-Season Rookie Draft PD = Pre-Season Draft PDN = Previous Draft nomination PDS = Pre-Draft selection PSS = Pre-Season Supplemental selection RD = Rookie Draft RE = Rookie elevation TR = Traded to this club UPS = Uncontracted player selection 17YO = 17-year-old access UFA = Unrestricted free agent RFA = Restricted free agent DFA = Delisted free agent # = Category A Rookie (eligible for AFL selection) * = Category B Rookie (only eligible for AFL selection as long-term injury replacement) TIR = Trade Incentive Rule
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CLUB HISTORY HIGHEST SCORE
30.30 (210) v Hawthorn, R2, 1969, Princes Park
LOWEST SCORE
0.6 (6) v Collingwood, R5, 1898, Victoria Park
GREATEST WINNING MARGIN
140 points v St Kilda, R2, 1985, Moorabbin
BEST WINNING SEQUENCE
18 games – round 10, 1995 to round 2, 1996
WORST LOSING SEQUENCE
OVERALL RECORD: 2514 games – 1430 wins, 1050 losses, 34 draws GRAND FINALS: 29 PREMIERSHIPS: 16 Head-to-head v
Adelaide Brisbane Lions Collingwood Essendon Fitzroy Fremantle Geelong Gold Coast Suns GWS Giants Hawthorn Melbourne North Melbourne Port Adelaide Richmond St Kilda Sydney Swans University West Coast Eagles Western Bulldogs
P
W
14 games – round 6, 1901 to round 2, 1902; round 12, 2007 to round 3, 2008
MOST GAMES
L
D
39 19 20 0 51 29 22 0 257 127 126 4 248 124 118 6 197 120 72 5 34 14 20 0 220 117 101 2 12 7 5 0 9 3 6 0 167 103 64 0 213 118 93 2 156 97 59 0 32 13 18 1 222 125 95 2 221 163 56 2 229 129 94 6 14 13 1 0 45 21 24 0 148 88 56 4
RECORD AT CURRENT VENUES Venue
P
W
L
D
MCG
433 201 227 5
Marvel Stadium
143
50
93
0
GMHBA Stadium
44
23
21
0
SCG
29 11 18 0
Gabba
21 8 13 0
Metricon Stadium
12
Adelaide Oval
4 0 4 0
Giants Stadium
4 0 4 0
Optus Stadium
2
1
1
0
Uni of Tas Stadium
2
0
2
0
5
7
0
Blundstone Arena 1 0 1 0 TIO Stadium
1 0 1 0
Mars Stadium
0 0 0 0
TIO Traeger Park
0
0
0
0
UNSW Canberra Oval
0
0
0
0
Craig Bradley Bruce Doull John Nicholls Kade Simpson* Stephen Silvagni Justin Madden
(375) (356) (328) (326) (312) (287)
MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES
Bruce Doull Kade Simpson* Jim Francis Simon Beaumont
(162) (158) (142) (133)
AFL GAMES RECORDS HELD IN GUERNSEY NUMBERS
2 John Nicholls 11 Bruce Doull 21 Craig Bradley 25 Alex Jesaulenko 28 Peter Jones 42 Robert Walls 43 Anthony Koutoufides 44 Justin Madden#
(328) (329) (375) (279 – Carl & St K) (249) (218) (278) (332 – Ess & Carl)
MOST GAMES AS CAPTAIN
Stephen Kernahan John Nicholls Craig Bradley Marc Murphy* Chris Judd
(226) (188) (116) (111) (105)
MOST GAMES AS COACH
David Parkin Percy Bentley Ron Barassi Jack Worrall
MOST GOALS
Stephen Kernahan Harry Vallence Brendan Fevola Alex Jesaulenko
(355) (281) (147) (144) (738) (722) (575) (424)
TOP GOALKICKING PERFORMANCES
13 Horrie Clover (v St Kilda, round 12, 1921, Junction Oval) 12 Greg Kennedy (v Hawthorn, round 21, 1972, Princes Park) 12 Ross Ditchburn (v St Kilda, round 16, 1982, Waverley Park)
BROWNLOW MEDALLISTS
Bert Deacon (1947), John James (1961), Gordon Collis (1964), Greg Williams (1994), Chris Judd (2010)
AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME MEMBERS
LEGENDS: Ron Barassi (also Melb, coach Melb, Carl, N Melb, Syd), John Nicholls (also coach Carl), Alex Jesaulenko (also coach Carl, also player/ coach St K) INDUCTEES: George Coulthard, Harry Vallence, Horrie Clover (also coach Carl), Rod McGregor, Bruce Doull, Geoff Southby, Stephen Kernahan, Stephen Silvagni, David Parkin (also Haw, coach Haw, Carl, Fitz), Craig Bradley, Robert Walls (also Fitz, coach Carl, Fitz, Bris, Rich), Ken Hands (also coach Carl), Peter Bedford (also S Melb), Peter McKenna (also Coll), Greg Williams (also Geel, Syd), Jack Worrall (coach Carl, also Fitz, coach Ess), Dan Minogue (coach Carl, also Coll, Rich, Haw, coach Rich, Haw, St K, Fitz), Sir Kenneth Luke (admin), Ern Henfry, Anthony Koutoufides, Wayne Johnston, Ken Hunter, Mick Malthouse (coach Carl, also St K, Rich, coach WB, WCE, Coll)
AFL TEAM OF THE CENTURY
Stephen Silvagni (full-back), John Nicholls (back pocket), Bruce Doull (half-back), Alex Jesaulenko (half-forward), Ron Barassi (ruck-rover), Greg Williams (interchange)
INDIGENOUS TEAM OF THE CENTURY
Syd Jackson (half-forward flank)
LEADING GOALKICKER MEDALLISTS
1906: Mick Grace (45) 1918: Ern Cowley (35) 1922: Horrie Clover (54) 1931: Harry Vallence (72)
JOHN COLEMAN MEDALLISTS
PREMIERSHIPS
1906, 1907, 1908, 1914, 1915, 1938, 1945, 1947, 1968, 1970, 1972, 1979, 1981, 1982, 1987, 1995
RUNNERS-UP
1904, 1909, 1910, 1916, 1921, 1932, 1949, 1962, 1969, 1973, 1986, 1993, 1999
McCLELLAND TROPHY
1969, 1979, 1985, 1987, 1995
WOODEN SPOONS
2002, 2005, 2006, 2015, 2018
FINALS
139 games – 65 wins, 72 losses, 2 draws
MOST FINALS
Bruce Doull Stephen Silvagni Rod McGregor
(29) (26) (25)
MOST GOALS IN FINALS
Stephen Kernahan Harry Vallence Alex Jesaulenko
(65) (53) (40)
HIGHEST SCORE IN A FINAL
28.9 (177) v Richmond, GF, 1972
LOWEST SCORE IN A FINAL
3.5 (23) v Collingwood, SF, 1903
GREATEST WINNING MARGIN IN A FINAL
88 points v Collingwood, 1SF, 1931
GREATEST LOSING MARGIN IN A FINAL
97 points v Brisbane, 2SF, 1996
MOST GOALS IN A FINAL
1961: Tom Carroll (54) 2006: Brendan Fevola (84) 2009: Brendan Fevola (86)
11 Harry Vallence v Collingwood, 1SF, 1931; v Collingwood, PF, 1932
NORM SMITH MEDALLISTS
Eight games (1906-09)
PREMIERSHIP COACH MEDALLISTS
Five games (1916-19; 1921-28; 1949-59; 1973-76)
Wayne Harmes (1979), Bruce Doull (1981), David Rhys-Jones (1987), Greg Williams (1995) Jack Worrall (1906-08), Norman Clark (1914-15), Brighton Diggins (1938), Percy Bentley (1945, 1947)
JOCK McHALE MEDALLISTS
Ron Barassi (1968, 1970), John Nicholls (1972), Alex Jesaulenko (1979), David Parkin (1981-82, 1995), Robert Walls (1987)
MICHAEL TUCK MEDALLISTS
Craig Bradley (1997), Brendan Fevola (2005), Nick Stevens (2007)
JIM STYNES MEDALLISTS
Stephen Silvagni (1998), Kade Simpson* (2008)
AFL RISING STAR AWARD
Sam Walsh* (2019)
AFL PLAYERS ASSOCIATION MVP AWARD
Greg Williams (1994), Anthony Koutoufides (2000), Chris Judd (2011), Patrick Cripps* (2019)
BEST FINALS WINNING STREAK WORST FINALS LOSING STREAK PRE-SEASON/NIGHT SERIES
126 games – 67 wins, 59 losses Premierships 1983, 1997, 2005, 2007
CLUB MEMBERSHIP
1984 (12,774), 1985 (13,317), 1986 (14,905), 1987 (9227), 1988 (11,936), 1989 (10,600), 1990 (10,978), 1991 (12,736), 1992 (12,354), 1993 (14,445), 1994 (18,308), 1995 (18,032), 1996 (23,278), 1997 (24,984), 1998 (25,402), 1999 (25,719), 2000 (27,571), 2001 (27,725), 2002 (26,385), 2003 (33,525), 2004 (32,095), 2005 (33,534), 2006 (28,756), 2007 (35,431), 2008 (39,360), 2009 (42,408), 2010 (40,480), 2011 (43,791), 2012 (45,800), 2013 (50,564), 2014 (47,485), 2015 (47,305), 2016 (50,130), 2017 (50,326), 2018 (56,005), 2019 (64,269) * denotes current player or coach # equal with Corey Enright (Geel)
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PLAYER LIST
MARKS Jeremy Howe Steele Sidebottom Brody Mihocek Jack Crisp Chris Mayne
9 9 8 7 7
HANDBALLS Chris Mayne Steele Sidebottom Scott Pendlebury John Noble Brodie Grundy
16 15 12 11 11
POSSESSION CONTESTED POSS. Taylor Adams Brodie Grundy Jeremy Howe Chris Mayne Tyler Brown
14 13 11 8 7
UNCONTESTED POSS. Steele Sidebottom Chris Mayne Scott Pendlebury John Noble Jeremy Howe
21 20 17 15 14
INTERCEPT POSS. Jeremy Howe Chris Mayne John Noble Darcy Moore Brayden Maynard
12 5 4 4 3
2012 2018 2009 **** **** 2014 2017 2020 2018 2016 2012 2017 2015 2006 2012 2009 2013 2012 2011 **** **** 2014 **** 2018 2015 2008 2018 2015 2018 2019 2006 2016 2019 **** 2007 2010 **** 2015 2009 2018 2018 2013 **** 2012 2007 2016 ****
TR/2013 RD/2018 TR/2018 45/2019 77/2018 RD/2019 35/2016 50/2017 TR/2019 RE/2017 TR/2014 57/2016 5/2014 PSS/2020 TR/2011 TR/2014 18/2012 TR/2016 TR/2015 RD/2019 29/2018 65/2013 RE/2019 RD/2018 30/2014 UFA/2016 RD/2018 9/2014 39/2017 MD/2019 5/2005 58/2015 13/2018 40/2019 8/2006 TR/2018 55/2019 6/2013 11/2008 32/2015 6/2017 RE/2018 RD/2019 TR/2015 TR/2014 63/2015 RD/2020
St Joseph’s, Geel (Vic)/St Joseph’s Coll, Geel (Vic)/Geel U18/GWS 12 Cohuna/ (Vic)/North Ballarat (VFL)/Greater Western Victoria U18 1 Southport (Qld)/Collingwood/Brisbane 9 Doncaster (Vic)/Marcellin College (Vic)/Oakleigh U18 0 Booroondara (Vic)/CBC, St Kilda (Vic)/Oakleigh U18 0 Port District (SA)/Port Adelaide (SANFL) 0 Beverley Hills (Vic)/Marcellin College(Vic)/Eastern U18 22 Templestowe (Vic)/Eastern U18 0 North Albany (WA)/Claremont (WAFL)/Sydney 0 Oklahoma State University (USA) 14 Myrtleford (Vic)/Murray U18/Brisbane 24 Greythorn (Vic)/Bulleen-Templestowe (Vic)/Oakleigh U18 5 Ashburton (Vic)/St Kevin’s College (Vic)/Oakleigh U18 17 Moonee Valley (Vic)/Calder U18/Melbourne 0 Euroa (Vic)/Murray U18 16 North Whyalla (SA)/Port Adelaide (SANFL)/North Melb 17 Unley (SA)/Sturt (SANFL) 24 North Sunshine (Vic)/Western U18/GWS 19 Dodges Ferry (Tas)/Hobart (Tas)/Melbourne 21 County Cork (Ireland) 0 Glen Iris (Vic)/Scotch College (Vic)/Oakleigh U18 0 Melbourne Grammar (Vic)/Old Melburnians (Vic)/Sandr U18 9 Jindera Bulldogs (NSW)/Albury (NSW)/Murray U18 0 Barossa District (SA) 4 Hampton Rovers (Vic)/Sandringham U18 24 Belmont (WA)/Perth (WAFL)/Fremantle 21 Burnie (Tas)/Tas U18/Maribrynong Pk (Vic)/Werribee (VFL)/Pt Melb (VFL) 24 Kew Comets (Vic)/Carey Grammar (Vic)/Oakleigh U18 17 East Sandringham (Vic)/Brighton Grammar (Vic)/Sandr U18 0 Plympton (SA)/West Adelaide (SANFL) 5 Sale (Vic)/Gippsland U18 24 Beverley Hills (Vic)/Oakleigh U18 24 East Doncaster (Vic)/Oakleigh U18 4 South Warrnambool (Vic)/Warrnambool College (Vic)/GWV U18 0 Wangaratta Rovers (Vic)/Murray U18 8 Lake Wendouree (Vic)/North Ballarat U18/Western Bulldogs 24 Booragoon (WA)/Aquinas College (WA)/East Fremantle (WAFL) 0 PHOS Camden (SA)/Glenelg (SANFL) 7 Congupna (Vic)/Murray U18 23 Banyule (Vic)/Marcellin College (Vic)/Northern U18 6 Ferntree Gully (Vic)/Eastern U18 14 Redland (Qld)/Gold Coast U18 22 County Derry (Ireland) 0 Noble Park (Vic)/Dandenong U18/GWS 24 Smithfield (SA)/Central District (SANFL)/Geelong 16 Old Scotch (Vic)/Collingwood (VFL) 9 East Sandringham (Vic)/Caulfield Grammar (Vic) 0
2020
16 16 15 13 13
20/9/1993 21/1/1999 12/2/1990 20/1/2001 17/9/2000 22/3/1994 27/4/1998 9/12/1999 18/7/1995 14/3/1991 2/10/1993 26/11/1998 15/3/1996 14/5/1987 21/8/1992 19/2/1989 15/4/1994 2/9/1993 29/6/1990 17/3/2000 16/8/2000 9/6/1994 12/9/1998 25/4/1993 20/9/1996 2/11/1988 4/2/1993 25/1/1996 15/12/1999 25/3/1997 7/1/1988 7/5/1996 15/1/2000 10/6/2001 29/4/1989 3/11/1990 3/11/2001 18/9/1995 2/1/1991 12/12/1997 15/1/1999 1/10/1991 14/12/1999 9/3/1993 10/4/1988 20/5/1993 24/6/1997
TOTAL
KICKS Taylor Adams Jeremy Howe Brayden Maynard Chris Mayne Scott Pendlebury
ADAMS Taylor 13 181 83 APPLEBY Flynn 31 187 86 BEAMS Dayne 11 187 87 BIANCO Trent 34 180 72 BOSENAVULAGI Atu 40 180 83 BROOMHEAD Tim 29 182 84 BROWN Callum 17 178 77 BROWN Tyler 6 188 79 CAMERON Darcy 14 204 101 COX Mason 46 211 108 CRISP Jack 25 190 89 DAICOS Josh 26 178 79 DE GOEY Jordan 2 188 92 DUNN Lynden 15 192 102 ELLIOTT Jamie 5 178 78 GREENWOOD Levi 19 181 86 GRUNDY Brodie 4 203 105 HOSKIN-ELLIOTT Will 32 186 80 HOWE Jeremy 38 190 86 KEANE Mark 47 194 95 KELLY Will 27 194 84 LANGDON Tom 8 190 85 LYNCH Max 45 200 100 MADGEN Jack 44 192 95 MAYNARD Brayden 37 189 93 MAYNE Chris 16 188 82 MIHOCEK Brody 41 192 98 MOORE Darcy 30 203 101 MURPHY Nathan 28 190 85 NOBLE John 9 180 71 PENDLEBURY Scott 10 191 90 PHILLIPS Tom 21 187 80 QUAYNOR Isaac 3 180 82 RANTALL Jay 35 184 81 REID Ben 20 196 98 ROUGHEAD Jordan 23 200 100 RUSCOE Trey 39 192 87 SCHARENBERG Matthew 12 191 88 SIDEBOTTOM Steele 22 184 84 SIER Brayden 36 191 90 STEPHENSON Jaidyn 1 188 75 THOMAS Josh 24 178 77 TOHILL Anton 43 191 89 TRELOAR Adam 7 182 89 VARCOE Travis 18 180 86 WILLS Rupert 33 192 91 WILSON Tom 48 194 84
THIS CLUB
29 26 26 25 25
DEBUT ACQUIRED PREVIOUS CLUB
TOTAL
Chris Mayne Taylor Adams Steele Sidebottom Jeremy Howe Scott Pendlebury
NO. HT. WT. DOB
2019
NAME
GOALS
2020
BALL USE DISPOSALS
GAMES
1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
133 10 177 0 0 36 36 1 1 59 135 18 89 196 106 152 133 120 184 0 0 89 0 9 98 218 41 72 2 6 302 75 4 0 150 163 0 38 235 18 40 90 0 163 221 15 0
102 10 119 0 0 36 36 1 0 59 117 18 89 31 106 78 133 68 84 0 0 89 0 9 98 46 41 72 2 6 302 75 4 0 150 25 0 38 235 18 40 90 0 84 83 15 0
1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 2 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
51 0 172 0 0 27 14 0 0 73 47 9 119 98 165 56 44 122 89 0 0 3 0 0 15 207 68 61 0 0 178 39 0 0 70 35 0 0 161 4 62 85 0 96 170 1 0
SCOREBOARD GOALS / BEHINDS Brody Mihocek Josh Daicos Mason Cox Brodie Grundy Jordan De Goey
3.0 2.0 2.0 1.3 1.2
SCORE ASSISTS Brody Mihocek Brodie Grundy Josh Thomas Tyler Brown Steele Sidebottom
4 2 2 1 1
SCORE INVOLVEMENTS Brodie Grundy Brody Mihocek Steele Sidebottom Chris Mayne Scott Pendlebury
9 8 8 8 6
OTHER CLEARANCES Taylor Adams Brodie Grundy Jordan De Goey Scott Pendlebury Will Hoskin-Elliott
12 4 4 3 2
TACKLES Taylor Adams Josh Daicos Jeremy Howe Steele Sidebottom Scott Pendlebury
5 5 4 4 4
INSIDE 50s Jack Crisp Jordan De Goey Brodie Grundy Brody Mihocek Jamie Elliott
6 6 5 4 4
Acquired = How player arrived at this club 1/2000 = National Draft number/year LTA = Local talent access selection MD = Mid-Season Rookie Draft PD = Pre-Season Draft PDN = Previous Draft nomination PDS = Pre-Draft selection PSS = Pre-Season Supplemental selection RD = Rookie Draft RE = Rookie elevation TR = Traded to this club UPS = Uncontracted player selection 17YO = 17-year-old access UFA = Unrestricted free agent RFA = Restricted free agent DFA = Delisted free agent # = Category A Rookie (eligible for AFL selection) * = Category B Rookie (only eligible for AFL selection as long-term injury replacement) TIR = Trade Incentive Rule
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CLUB HISTORY HIGHEST SCORE
32.19 (211) v St Kilda, R17, 1980, Waverley Park
LOWEST SCORE
0.8 (8) v South Melbourne, R11, 1897, Victoria Park
GREATEST WINNING MARGIN
178 points v St Kilda, R4, 1979, Victoria Park
BEST WINNING SEQUENCE
20 games – SF replay, 1928 to R18, 1929
OVERALL RECORD: 2558 games – 1547 wins, 984 losses, 27 draws GRAND FINALS: 44 PREMIERSHIPS: 15 Head-to-head v
Adelaide Brisbane Lions Carlton Essendon Fitzroy Fremantle Geelong Gold Coast Suns GWS Giants Hawthorn Melbourne North Melbourne Port Adelaide Richmond St Kilda Sydney Swans University West Coast Eagles Western Bulldogs
P
W
WORST LOSING SEQUENCE
13 games – R17, 1998 to R7, 1999
MOST GAMES
L
D
43 27 15 1 47 28 19 0 257 126 127 4 239 132 103 4 209 131 75 3 31 19 12 0 234 133 100 1 9 7 2 0 10 6 4 0 165 97 68 0 238 150 83 5 161 107 52 2 31 16 15 0 211 119 91 1 220 159 59 2 227 142 84 1 14 13 0 1 54 25 28 1 158 110 47 1
Tony Shaw Gordon Coventry Scott Pendlebury* Wayne Richardson Len Thompson Scott Burns
MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES
Jock McHale (191) Tarkyn Lockyer (136) Wayne Richardson (131) Jack Crisp* (123 – current seq.) Dane Swan (121)
AFL GAMES RECORDS HELD IN GUERNSEY NUMBERS
22 Tony Shaw 33 David Cloke 48 Mal Michael
D
637 336 293 8
MOST GOALS
Marvel Stadium
87
51
36
0
GMHBA Stadium
41
22
19
0
SCG
24 9 15 0
Gabba
21 10 11 0
Metricon Stadium
11
9
2
0
Adelaide Oval
6
2
4
0
Giants Stadium
5
3
2
0
Optus Stadium
3
2
1
0
UNSW Canberra Oval
1
1
0
0
P
W
L
Blundstone Arena 0 0 0 0 Mars Stadium
0 0 0 0
TIO Stadium
0 0 0 0
TIO Traeger Park
0
0
0
0
Uni of Tas Stadium
0
0
0
0
(161) (153) (150) (123) (116)
MOST GAMES AS COACH
MCG
Venue
(308) (290 – Coll & Rich) (61)
MOST GAMES AS CAPTAIN
Nathan Buckley Syd Coventry Scott Pendlebury* Tony Shaw Wayne Richardson Jock McHale Mick Malthouse Phonse Kyne Leigh Matthews
RECORD AT CURRENT VENUES
(313) (306) (302) (277) (268) (264)
Gordon Coventry Peter McKenna Dick Lee Peter Daicos
(714) (286) (272) (224) (1299) (838) (707) (549)
TOP GOALKICKING PERFORMANCES
17 Gordon Coventry (v Fitzroy, R12, 1930, Victoria Park) 16 Gordon Coventry (v Hawthorn, R13, 1929, Victoria Park) 16 Peter McKenna (v South Melbourne, R19, 1969, Victoria Park) 15 Gordon Coventry (v Essendon, R11, 1933, Victoria Park)
BROWNLOW MEDALLISTS
Syd Coventry (1927), Albert Collier (1929), Harry Collier (1930 tied), Marcus Whelan (1939), Des Fothergill (1940 tied), Len Thompson (1972), Peter Moore (1979), Nathan Buckley (2003 tied), Dane Swan (2011)
AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME MEMBERS
LEGENDS: Gordon Coventry, Leigh Matthews (coach Coll, also Haw, also coach Bris), Jock McHale (also coach Coll) INDUCTEES: Albert Collier (also Fitz), Bob Rose (also coach Coll, Foots), Bruce Andrew (admin), Charlie H. Pannam (also Rich, coach Rich), Dan Minogue (also Rich, Haw, coach Rich, Haw, Carl, St K, Fitz), Dick Lee, Harry Collier, Jack Regan, Jack Hamilton (admin), Phonse Kyne (also coach Coll), Syd Coventry (also coach Foots), Des Fothergill, Len Fitzgerald, Lou Richards, Len Thompson (also S Melb, Fitz), Tom Hafey (coach Coll, also Rich, coach Rich, Geel, Syd), Peter Daicos, Peter McKenna (also Carl), Wayne Richardson, Peter Moore (also Melb), Murray Weideman (also coach Coll), John Cahill (coach Coll), Gavin Brown, Des Tuddenham (also playing coach Ess, coach S Melb), Tony Shaw (also coach Coll), Dermott Brereton (also Haw, Syd), Nathan Buckley (also Bris, coach Coll), Ron Todd, Brad Hardie (also Bris, WB), Mick Malthouse (coach Coll, also St K, Rich, coach WB, WCE, Carl)
LEADING GOALKICKER MEDALLISTS
1898: Archie Smith (31) 1903: Teddy Lockwood (33) 1905: Charlie H. Pannam (38) 1907-09: Dick Lee (45, 50, 55) 1914: Dick Lee (57) 1916-17: Dick Lee (46, 50) 1919: Dick Lee (47) 1926-30: Gordon Coventry (78, 88, 78, 118, 105) 1933: Gordon Coventry (108) 1938-39: Ron Todd (102, 98) 1946: Des Fothergill (63)
JOHN COLEMAN MEDALLISTS
1958: Ian Brewer (67) 1972-1973: Peter McKenna (130, 84) 1986: Brian Taylor (100)
NORM SMITH MEDALLISTS
RUNNERS-UP
1901, 1905, 1911, 1915, 1918, 1920, 1922, 1925, 1926, 1937, 1938, 1939, 1952, 1955, 1956, 1960, 1964, 1966, 1970, 1977, 1979, 1980, 1981, 2002, 2003, 2011, 2018
McCLELLAND TROPHY
1959, 1960, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1970, 2010, 2011
WOODEN SPOONS
1976, 1999
FINALS
183 games – 80 wins, 98 losses, 5 draws
MOST FINALS
Gordon Coventry Harry Collier Albert Collier Alan Didak Scott Pendlebury* Tony Shaw Dick Lee Len Thompson
(31) (27) (26) (23) (23) (22) (22) (22)
MOST GOALS IN FINALS
Gordon Coventry Dick Lee Ron Todd Peter McKenna
(111) (62) (55) (46)
HIGHEST SCORE IN A FINAL
23.15 (153) v Fitzroy, EF, 1984
LOWEST SCORE IN A FINAL
1.5 (11) v Fitzroy, PF, 1898
GREATEST WINNING MARGIN IN A FINAL
69 points v W Bulldogs, EF, 1974
GREATEST LOSING MARGIN IN A FINAL
133 points v Essendon, PF, 1984
MOST GOALS IN A FINAL
11 Ron Todd v Geelong, PF, 1938; Ron Todd v St Kilda, PF, 1939
BEST FINALS WINNING STREAK
Tony Shaw (1990), Nathan Buckley (2002), Scott Pendlebury* (2010)
Six games (1935-37)
PREMIERSHIP COACH MEDALLISTS
Seven games (1904-09)
JOCK McHALE MEDALLISTS
98 games – 48 wins, 50 losses Premierships 1979, 2011
George Angus (1910), Jock McHale (1917, 1919, 1927-30, 1935-36) Phonse Kyne (1953, 1958), Leigh Matthews (1990), Mick Malthouse (2010)
JIM STYNES MEDALLIST
Dane Swan (2010)
MICHAEL TUCK MEDALLIST
Heath Shaw (2011)
AFL RISING STAR AWARD
Jaidyn Stephenson* (2018)
AFL PLAYERS ASSOCIATION MVP AWARD
Darren Millane (1990), Dane Swan (2010)
PREMIERSHIPS
1902, 1903, 1910, 1917, 1919, 1927, 1928, 1929, 1930, 1935, 1936, 1953, 1958, 1990, 2010
WORST FINALS LOSING STREAK PRE-SEASON/NIGHT SERIES CLUB MEMBERSHIP
1984 (16,313), 1985 (16,857), 1986 (13,971), 1987 (9,500), 1988 (11,985), 1989 (13,620), 1990 (14,808), 1991 (18,469), 1992 (18,921), 1993 (21,882), 1994 (20,843), 1995 (22,543), 1996 (20,752), 1997 (22,761), 1998 (27,099), 1999 (32,358), 2000 (28,932), 2001 (31,455), 2002 (32,549), 2003 (40,455), 2004 (41,128), 2005 (38,612), 2006 (38,038), 2007 (38,357), 2008 (42,498), 2009 (45,972), 2010 (57,408), 2011 (71,271), 2012 (72,688), 2013 (78,427), 2014 (79,347), 2015 (75,037), 2016 (74,643), 2017 (75,879), 2018 (75,507), 2019 (85,226) * denotes current player or coach
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PLAYER LIST
MARKS Michael Hurley Mason Redman Jordan Ridley Kyle Langford Adam Saad
11 9 9 8 6
HANDBALLS Dylan Shiel Will Snelling Adam Saad Zach Merrett Andrew McGrath
14 13 13 13 11
POSSESSION CONTESTED POSS. Dylan Shiel Andrew McGrath Zach Merrett Devon Smith Jacob Townsend
13 11 10 8 7
UNCONTESTED POSS. Adam Saad Dylan Shiel David Zaharakis Mason Redman Matt Guelfi
22 19 15 14 14
INTERCEPT POSS. Andrew McGrath Adam Saad Tom Cutler Dylan Shiel Will Snelling
6 5 4 4 4
2019
21 15 12 12 12
TOTAL
KICKS Dylan Shiel Adam Saad Michael Hurley Andrew McGrath Mason Redman
AMBROSE Patrick 29 191 93 BEGLEY Josh 16 188 94 BELLCHAMBERS Tom 2 201 110 BRYAN Nick 24 203 92 CAHILL Ned 28 179 78 CLARKE Dylan 37 188 86 CRAUFORD Henry 47 204 99 CUTLER Tom 12 192 89 DANIHER Joe 6 201 99 DRAPER Sam 38 205 108 FANTASIA Orazio 13 180 72 FRANCIS Aaron 10 193 92 GLEESON Martin 8 190 84 GOWN Noah 32 194 87 GUELFI Matt 35 184 81 HAM Brayden 33 182 72 HEPPELL Dyson 21 189 85 HIBBERD Mitchell 46 190 86 HIRD Tom 49 182 70 HOOKER Cale 26 197 104 HURLEY Michael 18 193 91 JOHNSON Lachlan 36 175 78 JONES Harrison 23 196 78 LANGFORD Kyle 4 192 87 LAVERDE Jayden 15 193 90 McBRIDE Cian 41 197 89 McDONALD-TIPUNGWUTI Anthony 43 171 78 McGRATH Andrew 1 180 82 McKENNA Conor 45 184 88 McKERNAN Shaun 44 198 98 McQUILLAN Ross 39 189 80 MERRETT Zach 7 179 83 MOSQUITO Irving 22 175 79 MUTCH Kobe 19 187 84 PARISH Darcy 3 180 80 PHILLIPS Andrew 34 201 98 REDMAN Mason 27 187 85 RIDLEY Jordan 14 195 89 SAAD Adam 42 178 76 SHIEL Dylan 9 182 84 SMITH Devon 5 176 78 SNELLING Will 40 175 76 STEWART James 17 199 99 STRINGER Jake 25 192 94 TOWNSEND Jacob 20 187 84 ZAHARAKIS David 11 182 77 ZERK-THATCHER Brandon 30 195 89
THIS CLUB
35 28 23 22 18
TOTAL
Dylan Shiel Adam Saad Andrew McGrath Zach Merrett Kyle Langford
NO. HT. WT. DOB
2019
NAME
Xavier College (Vic)/Old Xaverians (Vic)/Essendon (VFL) 20 Upper Ferntree Gully (Vic)/Eastern U18 8 Northern Bombers (Tas)/Tasmania U18 16 Glen Iris (Vic)/St Kevin’s College (Vic)/Oakleigh U18 0 Mt Eliza (Vic)/Padua College (Vic)/Dandenong U18 0 Rowville (Vic)/Melbourne Grammar (Vic)/Eastern U18 11 Mount Burr (SA)/Norwood (SANFL) 0 Greythorn (Vic)/Oakleigh U18/Brisbane 3 Aberfeldie (Vic)/Calder U18 4 Reynella (SA)/South Adelaide (SANFL) 0 Payneham Norwood Union (SA)/Norwood (SANFL) 15 Loxton North (SA)/West Adelaide (SANFL) 17 Koroit (Vic)/North Ballarat U18 9 Warragul (Vic)/St Paul’s Grammar (Vic)/Gippsland U18 0 Wembley Downs (WA)/Claremont (WAFL) 17 St Mary’s, Geelong (Vic)/Geelong U18 5 Leongatha (Vic)/Gippsland U18 18 Clarence (Tas)/North Melb/Williamstown (VFL) 0 Prahran (Vic)/Melbourne Grammar (Vic) 0 Melville (WA)/East Fremantle (WAFL) 18 Macleod (Vic)/Northern U18 19 Strathmore (Vic)/Scotch College (Vic)/Oakleigh U18 0 Gisborne (Vic)/PEGS (Vic)/Calder U18 0 Macleod (Vic)/Ivanhoe Grammar (Vic)/Northern U18 18 Keilor (Vic)/PEGS (Vic)/Western U18 10 County Meath (Ireland) 0 Tiwi Bombers (NT)/Gippsland U18/Essendon (VFL) 23 East Brighton (Vic)/Brighton Grammar (Vic)/Sandringham U18 23 Eglish/Tyrone (Ireland) 22 Tullamarine (Vic)/Calder U18/Adelaide 16 County Armagh (Ireland) 0 Cobden (Vic)/Melbourne Grammar (Vic)/Sandringham U18 23 Halls Creek (WA)/Maffra (Vic)/Gippsland Gram (Vic)/Gipps U18 0 North Broken Hill (NSW)/Wentworth (NSW)/Bendigo U18 1 Winchelsea (Vic)/Geelong U18 21 Lauderdale (Tas)/Tasmania U18/GWS/Carlton 5 Millicent (SA)/Glenelg (SANFL) 20 East Burwood (Vic)/Oakleigh U18 6 West Coburg (Vic)/Calder U18/Coburg (VFL)/Gold Coast 22 Edithvale-Aspendale (Vic)/Caulfield Gram (Vic)/Dand U18/GWS 22 Lara (Vic)/Geelong U18/GWS 7 Goodwood (SA)/West Adelaide (SA)/Port Adel/West Adel (SANFL) 4 Glen Iris (Vic)/Scotch College (Vic)/Sandr U18/GWS 0 Eaglehawk (Vic)/Bendigo U18/Western Bulldogs 19 Leeton-Whitton (NSW)/NSW-ACT U18/GWS/Richmond 1 Eltham (Vic)/Marcellin College (Vic)/Northern U18 20 Imperial, Murray Bridge (SA)/Sturt (SANFL) 1
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87 16 130 0 0 12 0 1 104 0 76 28 78 0 33 5 169 0 0 193 180 0 0 66 41 0 90 65 73 44 0 127 0 4 77 0 26 10 45 23 30 5 27 40 1 208 2
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 2 3 0 0
23 14 76 0 0 0 0 32 188 0 111 6 5 0 8 3 59 0 0 86 108 0 0 43 31 0 100 15 19 67 0 44 0 1 30 15 1 0 6 73 121 7 55 225 35 125 0
DEBUT ACQUIRED PREVIOUS CLUB
1/9/1991 2014 3/7/1998 2017 9/7/1989 2008 22/10/2001 **** 11/1/2001 **** 6/9/1998 2018 7/10/1997 **** 20/2/1995 2014 4/3/1994 2013 28/9/1998 **** 14/9/1995 2014 10/8/1997 2016 25/8/1994 2014 1/2/2000 **** 14/8/1997 2018 25/4/1999 2019 14/5/1992 2011 23/9/1996 2017 28/3/2001 **** 13/10/1988 2008 1/6/1990 2009 7/8/2001 **** 25/2/2001 **** 1/12/1996 2015 12/4/1996 2015 19/4/2001 **** 22/4/1993 2016 2/6/1998 2017 28/3/1996 2015 1/9/1990 2009 18/1/1999 **** 3/10/1995 2014 24/8/2000 **** 18/3/1998 2018 25/7/1997 2016 3/7/1991 2012 26/8/1997 2016 20/10/1998 2018 23/7/1994 2015 9/3/1993 2012 20/5/1993 2012 6/8/1997 2016 4/3/1994 2013 25/4/1994 2013 20/6/1993 2012 21/2/1990 2009 25/8/1998 2019
RE/2014 31/2016 PD/2008 38/2019 56/2019 63/2016 PSS/2020 TR/2019 10/2012 RE/2019 55/2013 6/2015 53/2012 60/2018 76/2017 72/2018 8/2010 RD/2020 PSS/2020 54/2007 5/2008 63/2019 30/2019 17/2014 20/2014 RD/2020 RD/2016 1/2016 RD/2015 RE/2019 RD/2020 26/2013 38/2018 42/2016 5/2015 TR/2019 30/2015 22/2016 TR/2017 TR/2018 TR/2017 MD/2019 TR/2016 TR/2017 PSS/2020 23/2008 66/2017
GOALS
2020
BALL USE DISPOSALS
GAMES
SCOREBOARD GOALS / BEHINDS Jacob Townsend Jake Stringer Devon Smith Will Snelling Orazio Fantasia
3.0 2.3 1.1 1.0 1.0
SCORE ASSISTS Devon Smith Dylan Shiel Orazio Fantasia Jacob Townsend Tom Cutler
2 2 2 1 1
SCORE INVOLVEMENTS Devon Smith Jacob Townsend Will Snelling Andrew McGrath Jake Stringer
7 6 6 6 6
OTHER CLEARANCES Dylan Shiel Zach Merrett Andrew McGrath Darcy Parish Devon Smith
9 4 3 3 2
TACKLES Andrew McGrath 8 Devon Smith 5 Anthony McDonald-Tipungwuti 5 Will Snelling 4 Jake Stringer 4 INSIDE 50s Andrew McGrath Jake Stringer Tom Cutler Devon Smith David Zaharakis
5 5 4 3 3
Acquired = How player arrived at this club 1/2000 = National Draft number/year LTA = Local talent access selection MD = Mid-Season Rookie Draft PD = Pre-Season Draft PDN = Previous Draft nomination PDS = Pre-Draft selection PSS = Pre-Season Supplemental selection RD = Rookie Draft RE = Rookie elevation TR = Traded to this club UPS = Uncontracted player selection 17YO = 17-year-old access UFA = Unrestricted free agent RFA = Restricted free agent DFA = Delisted free agent # = Category A Rookie (eligible for AFL selection) * = Category B Rookie (only eligible for AFL selection as long-term injury replacement) TIR = Trade Incentive Rule
ASBESTOS & HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ASSESSMENTS Same day asbestos sample testing Air monitoring & indoor air quality Mould analysis & monitoring Hazardous materials assessments Asbestos awareness training Workplace safety assessments Lead paint management
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CLUB HISTORY HIGHEST SCORE
32.16 (208) v Western Bulldogs, round 22, 1982, Whitten Oval
LOWEST SCORE
0.9 (9) v Fitzroy, round 1, 1899, Brunswick St Oval
GREATEST WINNING MARGIN
165 points v South Melbourne, round 18, 1964, Windy Hill
OVERALL RECORD: 2480 games – 1387 wins, 1058 losses, 35 draws GRAND FINALS: 29 PREMIERSHIPS: 16 Head-to-head v
Adelaide Brisbane Lions Carlton Collingwood Fitzroy Fremantle Geelong Gold Coast Suns GWS Giants Hawthorn Melbourne North Melbourne Port Adelaide Richmond St Kilda Sydney Swans University West Coast Eagles Western Bulldogs
P
W
BEST WINNING SEQUENCE
20 games – round 1, 2000 to round 20, 2000
WORST LOSING SEQUENCE
17 games – round 3, 2016 to round 20, 2016 L
D
39 20 19 0 46 27 18 1 248 118 124 6 239 103 132 4 197 112 80 5 37 23 14 0 218 115 98 5 10 8 2 0 10 6 4 0 163 98 65 0 215 130 83 2 158 100 57 1 31 14 17 0 203 104 95 4 215 142 69 4 222 132 89 1 14 12 2 0 54 29 25 0 161 94 65 2
RECORD AT CURRENT VENUES Venue
P
W
L
D
MCG
475 269 197 9
Marvel Stadium
186
101
84
1
GMHBA Stadium
41
19
22
0
SCG
30 10 19 1
Gabba
18 8 10 0
Metricon Stadium
11
9
2
0
Giants Stadium
7
4
3
0
Adelaide Oval
6
3
3
0
Optus Stadium
5
2
3
0
Blundstone Arena 0 0 0 0 Mars Stadium
0 0 0 0
TIO Stadium
0 0 0 0
TIO Traeger Park
0
0
0
0
Uni of Tas Stadium
0
0
0
0
UNSW Canberra Oval
0
0
0
0
MOST GAMES
Dustin Fletcher Simon Madden Dick Reynolds Tim Watson Garry Foulds Terry Daniher
(400) (378) (320) (307) (300) (294)
MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES
Jack Jones Frank Maher Geoff Gosper Dick Reynolds Allan Hird
(133) (118) (114) (105) (102)
AFL GAMES RECORDS HELD IN GUERNSEY NUMBERS
27 Simon Madden 31 Dustin Fletcher 44 Justin Madden #
(378) (400) (332 – Ess & Carl)
MOST GAMES AS CAPTAIN
Dick Reynolds James Hird Terry Daniher
(224) (134) (127)
MOST GAMES AS COACH
Kevin Sheedy Dick Reynolds Jack Worrall
MOST GOALS
Matthew Lloyd Simon Madden John Coleman Paul Salmon Bill Hutchison
(635) (415) (135) (926) (575) (537) (520) (496)
TOP GOALKICKING PERFORMANCES
14 John Coleman (v Fitzroy, round 7, 1954, Windy Hill) 13 John Coleman (v Geelong, round 8, 1952, Brisbane Exhibition Ground) 13 Matthew Lloyd (v Sydney, round 3, 1999, MCG) 13 John Coleman (v Hawthorn, round 18, 1952, Windy Hill)
BROWNLOW MEDALLISTS
Dick Reynolds (1934, 1937, 1938), Bill Hutchison (1952 tied, 1953), Graham Moss (1976), Gavin Wanganeen (1993), James Hird (1996 tied)
AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME MEMBERS
PREMIERSHIPS
1897, 1901, 1911, 1912, 1923, 1924, 1942, 1946, 1949, 1950, 1962, 1965, 1984, 1985, 1993, 2000
LEGENDS: John Coleman (also coach Ess), Bill Hutchison, Dick Reynolds (also coach Ess), Kevin Sheedy (coach Ess, also Rich, also coach GWS) INDUCTEES: Albert Thurgood, Jack Clarke (also coach Ess), Tom Fitzmaurice (also Geel, N Melb, coach Geel), Jack Moriarty (also Fitz), Graham Moss, Simon Madden, Barry Davis (also N Melb, coach Ess), Tim Watson (also coach St K), Ken Fraser, Terry Daniher (also S Melb), Michael Long, Des Tuddenham (also Coll, playing coach Ess, coach S Melb), Paul Salmon (also Haw), Gavin Wanganeen (also Port Adel), Jack Worrall (coach Ess, also Fitz, coach Carl), James Hird (also coach Ess), Matthew Lloyd, Ron Evans
RUNNERS-UP
1898, 1902, 1908, 1941, 1943, 1947, 1948, 1951, 1957, 1959, 1968, 1983, 1990, 2001
McCLELLAND TROPHY
1951, 1953, 1957, 1968, 1989, 1993, 1999, 2000, 2001
WOODEN SPOONS
1907, 1918, 1921, 1933, 2016
FINALS
131 games – 69 wins, 60 losses, 2 draws
MOST FINALS
Bill Hutchison
AFL TEAM OF THE CENTURY
(28)
MOST GOALS IN FINALS
Dick Reynolds (half-forward), John Coleman (full-forward)
Matthew Lloyd
INDIGENOUS TEAM OF THE CENTURY MEMBERS
31.12 (198) v North Melbourne, QF, 2000
(52)
HIGHEST SCORE IN A FINAL LOWEST SCORE IN A FINAL
Gavin Wanganeen (half-back), Norm McDonald (half-back), Michael Long (wing)
1.8 (14) v Melbourne, RR final, 1897
LEADING GOALKICKER MEDALLISTS
GREATEST WINNING MARGIN IN A FINAL
1900: Albert Thurgood (24) 1901: Fred Hiskins (34) 1923: Greg Stockdale (64) 1949: John Coleman (85) 1950: John Coleman (112) 1951: John Coleman (75) 1952: John Coleman (103) 1953: John Coleman (96)
133 points v Collingwood, PF, 1984
GREATEST LOSING MARGIN IN A FINAL
96 points v Adelaide, 1st EF, 2009
MOST GOALS IN A FINAL
7 T om Reynolds, v Richmond, GF, 1943; Gordon Lane, v Melbourne, GF, 1946; Ted Fordham, v St Kilda, GF, 1965; Matthew Lloyd, v North Melbourne, QF, 2000
JOHN COLEMAN MEDALLISTS
1959: Ron Evans (69) 1960: Ron Evans (67) 1966: Ted Fordham (73) 2000: Matthew Lloyd (94) 2001: Matthew Lloyd (96) 2003: Matthew Lloyd (87)
BEST FINALS WINNING STREAK
Seven games (1949-51)
WORST FINALS LOSING STREAK
Six games (1968-82; SF 2004-EF 2019)
NORM SMITH MEDALLISTS
PRE-SEASON/NIGHT SERIES
Billy Duckworth (1984), Simon Madden (1985), Michael Long (1993), James Hird (2000)
113 games – 56 wins, 56 losses, one draw Premierships 1981, 1984, 1990, 1993, 1994, 2000
PREMIERSHIP COACH MEDALLISTS
CLUB MEMBERSHIP
Jack Worrall (1911, 1912), Syd Barker (1923, 1924), Dick Reynolds (1942, 1946, 1949)
1984 (10,231), 1985 (11,376), 1986 (12,607), 1987 (8432), 1988 (8432), 1989 (7958), 1990 (11,046), 1991 (11,593), 1992 (10,034), 1993 (11,546), 1994 (19,720), 1995 (23,833), 1996 (24,324), 1997 (28,063), 1998 (27,099), 1999 (29,858), 2000 (34,278), 2001 (36,227), 2002 (35,219), 2003 (31,970), 2004 (33,469), 2005 (32,734), 2006 (32,511), 2007 (32,759), 2008 (41,947), 2009 (40,412), 2010 (40,589), 2011 (42,559), 2012 (47,708), 2013 (56,173), 2014 (60,646), 2015 (60,818), 2016 (57,494), 2017 (67,768), 2018 (79,319), 2019 (84,237)
JOCK McHALE MEDALLISTS
Dick Reynolds (1950), John Coleman (1962, 1965), Kevin Sheedy (1984, 1985, 1993, 2000)
MICHAEL TUCK MEDALLISTS
Gavin Wanganeen (1993), Gary O’Donnell (1994), Mark Mercuri (2000)
JIM STYNES MEDALLISTS
James Hird (2000), Matthew Lloyd (2001)
AFL RISING STAR AWARD
Dyson Heppell* (2011), Andrew McGrath* (2017)
* denotes current player or coach # equal with Corey Enright (Geel)
AFL PLAYERS ASSOCIATION MVP AWARD
Terry Daniher (1983), Tim Watson (1989)
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Nat Fyfe Darcy Tucker Michael Walters Brett Bewley Adam Cerra
26 23 21 20 15
KICKS Brett Bewley Rory Lobb Michael Walters Reece Conca Darcy Tucker
16 13 11 10 10
MARKS Brett Bewley Rory Lobb Darcy Tucker Matt Taberner Taylin Duman
8 7 6 5 5
HANDBALLS Nat Fyfe Darcy Tucker Adam Cerra Michael Walters Andrew Brayshaw
16 13 11 10 7
POSSESSION CONTESTED POSS. Nat Fyfe Michael Walters Andrew Brayshaw Rory Lobb Reece Conca
10 9 7 7 6
UNCONTESTED POSS. Darcy Tucker Brett Bewley Nat Fyfe Adam Cerra James Aish
19 16 14 12 12
INTERCEPT POSS. Reece Conca Nat Fyfe Rory Lobb Taylin Duman Ethan Hughes
6 6 5 5 4
7/10/1995 2014 8/11/1995 2014 26/2/1998 2018 14/4/1995 2019 2/3/1996 2015 8/11/1999 2018 16/9/2001 **** 11/1/2000 2019 7/10/1999 2018 24/8/1991 2010 12/8/1992 2011 13/8/1998 2017 28/4/1999 2018 12/6/1998 2017 26/2/1999 2019 18/4/1998 2018 17/5/2000 **** 18/9/1991 2010 10/3/1999 2018 9/4/1993 2015 28/8/2001 **** 1/5/1990 2009 12/2/1995 2015 7/12/1994 2015 9/2/1993 2014 13/4/1998 2017 11/3/1992 2011 1/4/1995 2014 22/4/1998 **** 20/7/1985 2005 14/2/1999 **** 2/6/2000 **** 9/6/1995 2015 30/10/2000 **** 6/2/1996 2017 30/11/1997 2019 9/2/2001 **** 12/5/2000 2020 20/11/1996 2018 17/6/1993 2013 12/5/2001 **** 23/1/1997 2016 8/5/2000 **** 7/1/1991 2009 3/12/1997 **** 7/1/1993 2012 11/4/2001 ****
TR/2019 TR/2019 RE/2018 59/2018 34/2014 2/2017 RD/2020 RD/2019 5/2017 TR/2018 UFA/2018 41/2016 59/2017 38/2016 RD/2020 RE/2018 61/2019 20/2009 RE/2019 TR/2016 9/2019 3/2008 TR/2018 RD/2019 TR/2018 8/2016 TR/2017 TR/2016 69/2017 19/2003 RD/2020 MD/2019 37/2013 RD/2020 66/2016 57/2018 8/2019 17/2018 73/2017 RE/2013 RD/2020 27/2015 32/2018 53/2008 RD/2019 TR/2017 7/2019
2019
9 189 91 11 183 78 41 190 93 34 185 85 19 189 88 8 185 85 38 184 70 35 182 82 5 187 85 33 173 75 6 181 84 36 195 97 12 175 87 4 203 113 17 195 98 44 192 81 43 183 72 7 191 93 42 176 79 21 194 92 31 180 68 32 182 84 1 195 99 15 188 88 37 207 105 2 194 100 3 175 77 23 194 90 30 203 109 16 192 92 24 185 86 46 194 90 25 201 99 47 178 73 13 186 92 28 178 78 22 179 81 27 188 76 39 179 74 20 198 99 48 181 73 18 185 85 29 186 84 10 176 79 45 190 85 14 185 79 26 189 81
GOALS THIS CLUB
ACRES Blake AISH James BANFIELD Bailey BEWLEY Brett BLAKELY Connor BRAYSHAW Andrew BUTTERS Isaiah CARTER Jason CERRA Adam COLYER Travis CONCA Reece COX Brennan CROWDEN Mitchell DARCY Sean DIXON Hugh DUMAN Taylin FREDERICK Michael FYFE Nat GIRO Stefan HAMLING Joel HENRY Liam HILL Stephen HOGAN Jesse HUGHES Ethan LOBB Rory LOGUE Griffin MATERA Brandon McCARTHY Cam MEEK Lloyd MUNDY David NORTH Tom O’REILLY Dillon PEARCE Alex PINA Jarvis RYAN Luke SCHULTZ Lachie SERONG Caleb STURT Sam SWITKOWSKI Sam TABERNER Matt THOMAS Leno TUCKER Darcy VALENTE Luke WALTERS Michael WATSON Tobe WILSON Nathan YOUNG Hayden
DEBUT ACQUIRED PREVIOUS CLUB
TOTAL
NO. HT. WT. DOB
2019
NAME
2020
BALL USE DISPOSALS
GAMES
TOTAL
PLAYER LIST
Edgewater-Woodvale (WA)/West Perth (WAFL)/St Kilda 19 0 75 0 0 29 Payneham Norwood Union (SA)/Norwood (SANFL)/BL/Coll 14 1 83 1 0 23 Swanbourne (WA)/ Scotch College (WA)/Claremont (WAFL) 7 1 28 28 0 7 Darley (Vic)/Western U18/Williamstown (VFL) 7 1 8 8 0 1 Bunbury (WA)/Swan Districts (WAFL) 14 0 60 60 0 2 Hampton Rovers (Vic)/Haileybury College (Vic)/Sandr U18 22 1 40 40 0 12 Halls Ck (WA)/Mosman Pk (WA)/Christ Church Gram (WA)/Clarem (WAFL) 0 0 0 0 0 0 Port Wyndham (WA)/Claremont (WAFL) 2 0 2 2 0 0 Norwood (Vic)/Wesley College (Vic)/Eastern U18 20 1 42 42 0 9 Marist (WA)/Claremont (WAFL)/Essendon 10 1 98 11 1 60 Victoria Park (WA)/Perth (WAFL)/Richmond 22 1 127 23 0 25 Woodville South (SA)/Woodville-West Torrens (SANFL) 8 1 35 35 0 27 Walkerville (SA)/Sturt (SANFL) 5 1 15 15 0 4 Cobden (Vic)/Xavier College (Vic)/Geelong U18 11 1 27 27 0 7 Kingborough (Tas) 1 0 1 1 0 1 Norwood (Vic)/Oakleigh U18 14 1 25 25 0 1 Portland (SA)/Woodville-West Torrens (SANFL) 0 0 0 0 0 0 Lake Grace (WA)/Claremont (WAFL) 20 1 174 174 0 148 Hope Valley (SA)/Norwood (SANFL) 0 0 10 10 0 3 Cable Beach (WA)/Claremont (WAFL)/Geelong List/W Bulldogs 22 0 85 62 0 0 Cottesloe (WA)/Christ Church Grammar (WA)/Claremont (WAFL) 0 0 0 0 0 0 Quinns District (WA)/West Perth (WAFL) 3 0 206 206 0 112 Marist (WA)/Claremont (WAFL)/Melbourne 12 0 83 12 0 165 Harvey Brunswick (WA)/Swan Districts (WAFL) 21 1 51 51 0 4 Bassendean (WA)/Swan Districts (WAFL)/GWS 15 1 90 16 2 79 Kalamunda (WA)/Guildford Grammar (WA)/Swan Dists (WAFL) 10 1 24 24 0 1 Bullcreek Leeming (WA)/South Frem (WAFL)/Gold Coast 20 0 139 38 0 167 South Coogee (WA)/South Frem (WAFL)/GWS 12 1 70 49 0 99 SMW Rovers (Vic)/GWV U18/North Ballarat (VFL) 0 0 0 0 0 0 Seymour (Vic)/Murray U18 22 0 316 316 0 137 Heathmont (Vic)/Eastern U18 0 0 0 0 0 0 Fremantle CBC (WA)/East Fremantle (WAFL) 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ulverstone (Tas)/Devonport (Tas) 11 0 53 53 0 3 South Mandurah (WA)/Peel Thunder (WAFL) 0 0 0 0 0 0 Moonee Valley (Vic)/Calder U18/Maribyrnong Park/Coburg (VFL) 18 1 50 50 0 3 Moama (NSW)/Bendigo U18/Williamstown (VFL) 7 1 8 8 0 4 Warragul (Vic)/Geelong Grammar (Vic)/Gippsland U18 0 0 0 0 0 0 Mt Eliza (Vic)/Peninsula Grammar (Vic)/Dandenong U18 0 1 1 1 3 3 Research (Vic)/Northern U18/Box Hill Hawks (VFL) 18 0 20 20 0 7 Myrtleford (Vic)/Murray U18 9 1 72 72 1 76 Warmun (WA)/Belmont (WA)/Claremont (WAFL) 0 0 0 0 0 0 Horsham Saints (Vic)/North Ballarat U18 22 1 71 71 0 29 Walkerville (SA)/Rostrevor College (SA)/Norwood (SANFL) 0 0 0 0 0 0 Midvale (WA)/Swan Districts (WAFL) 22 1 152 152 1 262 Donnybrook (WA)/Swan Districts (WAFL) 0 0 0 0 0 0 Mandurah Centrals (WA)/Peel Thunder (WAFL)/GWS 18 0 116 39 0 17 Somerville (Vic)/Mornington Secondary College (Vic)/Dande U18 0 0 0 0 0 0
SCOREBOARD GOALS / BEHINDS Sam Sturt Rory Lobb Matt Taberner Travis Colyer Michael Walters
3.0 2.0 1.2 1.2 1.0
SCORE ASSISTS Michael Walters Darcy Tucker Rory Lobb Adam Cerra Sam Sturt
3 2 2 1 1
SCORE INVOLVEMENTS Michael Walters Sam Sturt Darcy Tucker Rory Lobb Brett Bewley
8 7 7 7 5
OTHER CLEARANCES Michael Walters Darcy Tucker Andrew Brayshaw Adam Cerra Bailey Banfield
5 3 3 2 2
TACKLES Reece Conca Nat Fyfe Taylin Duman Brett Bewley Sam Sturt
4 4 3 2 2
INSIDE 50s Michael Walters Lachie Schultz James Aish Darcy Tucker Mitchell Crowden
6 4 4 3 3
Acquired = How player arrived at this club 1/2000 = National Draft number/year LTA = Local talent access selection MD = Mid-Season Rookie Draft PD = Pre-Season Draft PDN = Previous Draft nomination PDS = Pre-Draft selection PSS = Pre-Season Supplemental selection RD = Rookie Draft RE = Rookie elevation TR = Traded to this club UPS = Uncontracted player selection 17YO = 17-year-old access UFA = Unrestricted free agent RFA = Restricted free agent DFA = Delisted free agent # = Category A Rookie (eligible for AFL selection) * = Category B Rookie (only eligible for AFL selection as long-term injury replacement) TIR = Trade Incentive Rule
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CLUB HISTORY HIGHEST SCORE
28.12 (180) v Collingwood, round 7, 2005, Subiaco Oval
LOWEST SCORE
1.7 (13) v Adelaide, round 15, 2009, Football Park
GREATEST WINNING MARGIN
113 points v GWS Giants, round 20, 2013, Subiaco Oval
OVERALL RECORD: 566 games – 249 wins, 316 losses, 1 draw GRAND FINALS: 1 PREMIERSHIPS: 0 Head-to-head v
Adelaide Brisbane Lions Carlton Collingwood Essendon Fitzroy Geelong Gold Coast Suns GWS Giants Hawthorn Melbourne North Melbourne Port Adelaide Richmond St Kilda Sydney Swans University West Coast Eagles Western Bulldogs
P
W
BEST WINNING SEQUENCE
Nine games – round 14, 2006 to round 22, 2006; round 1, 2015 to round 9, 2015
WORST LOSING SEQUENCE
18 games – round 22, 2000 to round 17, 2001 L
D
39 16 23 0 31 16 15 0 34 20 14 0 31 12 19 0 37 14 23 0 4 3 1 0 39 13 26 0 10 7 3 0 9 5 4 0 36 8 28 0 38 22 16 0 31 13 18 0 37 17 20 0 37 16 21 0 36 16 20 0 35 15 19 1 0 0 0 0 50 20 30 0 32 16 16 0
RECORD AT CURRENT VENUES Venue
P
W
L
D
Marvel Stadium
61
20
41
0
MCG
53 18 35 0
Optus Stadium
25
SCG
18 4 13 1
GMHBA Stadium
18
Gabba
13 4 9 0
Uni of Tas Stadium
12
Adelaide Oval
9 1 8 0
Metricon Stadium
6
4
2
0
TIO Stadium
4
1
3
0
UNSW Canberra Oval
3
1
2
0
Giants Stadium
2 0 2 0
14 3 1
11 15 11
0 0 0
Blundstone Arena 0 0 0 0 Mars Stadium
0 0 0 0
TIO Traeger Park
0
0
0
0
MOST GAMES
Matthew Pavlich David Mundy* Aaron Sandilands Luke McPharlin Michael Johnson Shane Parker Shaun McManus Paul Hasleby Stephen Hill* Antoni Grover
(353) (316) (271) (244) (244) (238) (228) (208) (206) (202)
MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES
Matthew Pavlich David Mundy* Paul Hasleby Lachie Neale James Walker Michael Johnson Ryan Crowley
(160) (124) (90) (88) (87) (78) (77)
AFL GAMES RECORDS HELD IN GUERNSEY NUMBERS
16 David Mundy*
(316)
MOST GAMES AS CAPTAIN
Matthew Pavlich Peter Bell Nat Fyfe* Adrian Fletcher Shaun McManus Peter Mann
(190) (107) (61) (44) (44) (41)
MOST GAMES AS COACH
Ross Lyon Chris Connolly Mark Harvey Gerard Neesham Damian Drum
MOST GOALS
Matthew Pavlich Michael Walters* Hayden Ballantyne Jeff Farmer Chris Mayne Clive Waterhouse Paul Medhurst Justin Longmuir Tony Modra Nat Fyfe* David Mundy*
(184) (129) (97) (88) (53) (700) (262) (254) (224) (196) (178) (166) (166) (148) (148) (137)
TOP GOALKICKING PERFORMANCES
10 Tony Modra (v Melbourne, round 10, 1999, MCG) 9 Paul Medhurst (v Brisbane, round 9, 2004, Subiaco Oval) 9 Matthew Pavlich (v Carlton, round 16, 2005, MCG) 8 John Hutton (v Sydney, round 6, 1995, WACA) 8 Matthew Pavlich (v Adelaide, round 14, 2005, Football Park) 8 Matthew Pavlich (v North Melbourne, round 12, 2008, Subiaco Oval) 8 Matthew Pavlich (v West Coast, round 19, 2012, Subiaco Oval)
MOST GOALS IN FINALS
Matthew Pavlich Michael Walters* Hayden Ballantyne Chris Mayne Michael Barlow Nat Fyfe* Ryan Crowley Jeff Farmer
(36) (25) (10) (10) (8) (7) (6) (6)
HIGHEST SCORE IN A FINAL
14.18 (102) v Melbourne, 2SF, 2006
LOWEST SCORE IN A FINAL
BROWNLOW MEDALLIST
7.4 (46) v Adelaide, QF, 2006
AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME MEMBERS
30 points v Hawthorn, 2EF, 2010
Nat Fyfe* (2015, 2019)
INDUCTEES: Peter Bell (also N Melb)
AFL RISING STAR AWARD
Paul Hasleby (2000), Rhys Palmer (2008)
JIM STYNES MEDALLIST
GREATEST WINNING MARGIN IN A FINAL GREATEST LOSING MARGIN IN A FINAL
69 points v Geelong, 2SF, 2010
MOST GOALS IN A FINAL
6 Matthew Pavlich v Geelong, 2EF, 2012
BEST FINALS WINNING STREAK
Nat Fyfe* (2017)
Two games (QF 2013-PF 2013)
AFL PLAYERS ASSOCIATION MVP AWARD
Three games (GF 2013- SF 2014)
RUNNERS-UP
51 games – 23 wins, 28 losses
McCLELLAND TROPHY
Fremantle played its first game against Richmond in round one, 1995, at the MCG. The Tigers won 12.18 (90) to Fremantle 12.13 (85). The Dockers’ team that day was: B: Stephen O’Reilly, Jamie Merillo, Scott Chisholm HB: Dale Kickett, David Muir, Todd Ridley C: Jason Norrish, Tony Delaney, Ben Allan (captain) HF: Peter Mann, Quenton Leach, Craig Burrows F: Chris Groom, Gary Dhurrkay, Winston Abraham R: Matthew Burton, Peter Bell, Scott Watters IC: Brendan Krummel, Phil Gilbert, Scott Edwards Coach: Gerard Neesham
Nat Fyfe* (2014, 2015) 2013 2015
WOODEN SPOONS
2001
FINALS
15 games – 6 wins, 9 losses
MOST FINALS
Matthew Pavlich Aaron Sandilands David Mundy* Ryan Crowley Nat Fyfe* Stephen Hill* Michael Johnson Chris Mayne Michael Walters* Matt de Boer Nick Suban Michael Barlow Zac Dawson Paul Duffield Luke McPharlin Tendai Mzungu Lee Spurr Hayden Ballantyne Garrick Ibbotson Zac Clarke Lachie Neale Danyle Pearce Cameron Sutcliffe Roger Hayden Des Headland Alex Silvagni
(15) (15) (14) (12) (11) (11) (11) (11) (11) (10) (10) (9) (9) (9) (9) (9) (9) (8) (8) (7) (7) (7) (7) (6) (5) (5)
WORST FINALS LOSING STREAK PRE-SEASON/NIGHT SERIES THE FACTS
CLUB MEMBERSHIP
1995 (18,456), 1996 (19,622), 1997 (19,949), 1998 (22,186), 1999 (24,896), 2000 (24,925), 2001 (23,898), 2002 (23,775), 2003 (25,368), 2004 (32,780), 2005 (34,178), 2006 (35,666), 2007 (43,343), 2008 (43,366), 2009 (39,206), 2010 (39,854), 2011 (42,762), 2012 (42,918), 2013 (43,880), 2014 (48,777), 2015 (51,433), 2016 (51,889), 2017 (51,254), 2018 (55,639), 2019 (51,431) * denotes current player or coach
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Gary Ablett Mitch Duncan Tom Stewart Luke Dahlhaus Patrick Dangerfield
24 21 18 16 16
KICKS Mitch Duncan Gary Ablett Zach Tuohy Tom Stewart Mark O’Connor MARKS 6 6 6 6 6
HANDBALLS 10 9 8 8 8
POSSESSION CONTESTED POSS. Patrick Dangerfield Gary Ablett Mark Blicavs Tom Stewart Luke Dahlhaus
10 10 8 8 7
4 182 87 14/5/1984 2002
TR/2017 Modewarre (Vic)/Geelong U18/Geelong/Gold Coast
24
2019
THIS CLUB
TOTAL
DEBUT ACQUIRED PREVIOUS CLUB
GOALS
1 346 236 1 437
30 180 86 18/9/1995 2019 RD/2019 St Joseph’s, Geelong (Vic)/Geel College/Geel U18/Geel (VFL)
23 1 24
24
0
5
BEWS Jed
24 186 91 14/12/1993 2014
12 0 83
83
0
9
BLICAVS Mark
46 198 102 28/3/1991 2013 RE/2014 Sunbury (Vic)
25
1 159 159 0 36
BROWNLESS Oscar
20 187 78 16/2/2000 **** RD/2020 Geelong Amateur (Vic)/Geelong College (Vic)/Geelong U18
0
0
0
0
0
0
18
1
19
19
0
11
Mitch Duncan Tom Hawkins Gary Ablett Gary Rohan Luke Dahlhaus
0
0
0
0
0
0
SCORE ASSISTS
0
0 34 34
CLARK Jordan COCKATOO Nakia
6 185 83 16/10/2000 2019
86/2011 Leopold (Vic)/Geelong U18
15/2018 Railways, Albany (WA)/Claremont (WAFL)
45 181 71 30/7/1998 **** RD/2020 North Gambier (SA)/Glenelg (SANFL) 5 186 92 23/10/1996 2015
10/2014 Southern Districts (NT)/NT Thunder (NEAFL)
36/2017 East Sandr (Vic)/Haileybury Coll (Vic)/Old H’bury (Vic)/Sandr U18 7
18 192 86 18/5/1999 2019
DAHLHAUS Luke
40 179 77 21/8/1992
DANGERFIELD Patrick
35 189 92 5/4/1990 2008 TR/2016 Anglesea (Vic)/Geelong U18/Adelaide
24
1 249 95
DE KONING Sam
16 202 87 26/2/2001 ****
0
0
DUNCAN Mitch
22 188 88 10/6/1991 2010 28/2009 Carine (WA)/East Perth (WAFL)
23 1 204 204 3 149
EVANS Francis
31 182 78 23/8/2001 ****
41/2019 Brunswick North OB (Vic)/Brunswick SC (Vic)/Calder U18
0
0
0
0
FOGARTY Lachie
13 180 76 1/4/1999
2018
22/2017 Spotswood (Vic)/St Kevin’s College (Vic)/Western U18
2
0 17
FORT Darcy
28 204 103 6/8/1993
2019 65/2018 Sth Barwon (Vic)/Gee U18/Werribee (VFL)/Foots (VFL)/Central Dist (SANFL) 3 1 4 2011 23/2010 Sunbury (Vic)/Calder U18
19/2019 Mornington (Vic)/Dandenong U18
24
7
7
Gary Rohan 0 5 Esava Ratugolea 1 125 Tom Hawkins 1 284 Luke Dahlhaus 0 0 Cameron Guthrie
CONSTABLE Charlie
2011 UFA/2018 Leopold (Vic)/Geelong U18/Western Bulldogs
0
0 25
1 179 25 0
0
0
0
17
0
5
4
0 5
GUTHRIE Cameron
29 187 87 19/8/1992
GUTHRIE Zach
39 187 82 30/6/1998 2017 RE/20119 Sunbury (Vic)/Calder U18
20 1 162 162 0 52 1
1
HAWKINS Tom
26 198 103 21/7/1988 2007 41/2006 Finley (NSW)/Melbourne Grammar (Vic)/Sandringham U18
24
1 257 257 2 556 0 171 54
18
18
HENDERSON Lachie
25 196 97 14/12/1989 2008 RD/2020 Birregurra (Vic)/Geel Coll (Vic)/Geel U18/Brisbane/Carlton
6
HENRY Jack
38 192 91 29/8/1998 2018 RE/2018 St Mary’s, Geelong (Vic)/Geelong U18
23 1 46 46
JARVIS Ben
10 190 85 27/7/2000 **** 48/2018 Port Lincoln (SA)/Rostrevor College (SA)/Norwood (SANFL)
0
0
JENKINS Josh
11 200 107 8/2/1989
11
0 147 0
2012 TR/2019 Lake Boga (Vic)/Essendon List/Adelaide
0
0
0
0 113 0
8 0
0
0
0
0 296
KENNERLEY Jacob
21 186 82 16/6/2000 **** 50/2018 Cummins Ramblers (SA)/Rostrevor Coll (SA)/Norwood (SANFL)
0
0
0
0
KOLODJASHNIJ Jake
8 193 94 9/8/1995
23 0 93
93
0
0
KREUGER Nathan
15 196 93 25/6/1999 **** TR/2018 Victor Harbour (SA)/South Adelaide (SANFL)
0
0
0
0
0
0 48
2015
MENEGOLA Sam
27 189 89 7/3/1992
MIERS Gryan
32 179 81 30/3/1999 2019
NARKLE Quinton
41/2013 Prospect (Tas)/Launceston (Tas)
2016 66/2015 Attadale (WA)/E Frem (WAFL)/Haw Rks/Frem Rks/Subi (WAFL)
0
0
66 26
1 29
TACKLES
19 182 83 3/12/1997 2018 60/2016 Maddington (WA)/Wesley College (WA)/Perth (WAFL)
6
1
13
13
0 10
O’CONNOR Mark
42 191 88 17/1/1997
2017 RE/2018 County Kerry (Ireland)
23 1
31
31
1
2
OKUNBOR Stefan
43 191 89 12/8/1998
**** RD/2019 County Kerry (Ireland)
0
0
Quinton Narkle Cameron Guthrie Tom Hawkins Gryan Miers Mark Blicavs
0
0
0
54
0 25
4
PARSONS James
34 190 83 12/4/1997 2017
0 35
35
0 26
17 198 104 24/7/1998 2018 43/2016 Cobram (Vic)/Murray U18
20 1 29
29
0 22
Mitch Duncan Zach Tuohy Gary Ablett Sam Menegola Joel Selwood
ROHAN Gary
23 189 95 7/6/1991
19
1 126 20
1 122
SCHLENSOG Blake
36 199 102 25/9/2000 **** RD/2019 Grovedale (Vic)/Geelong U18
0
0
0
SELWOOD Joel
14 183 84 26/5/1988 2007
23 1 296 296 0 158
SIMPSON Sam
37 183 77 14/6/1998 2017 RE/2019 St Joseph’s, Geel (Vic)/St Joseph’s College, Geel (Vic)/Geel U18
Mark Blicavs Tom Stewart Harry Taylor Gary Ablett Jack Henry
8 6 5 5 4
STANLEY Rhys
RE/2017 Norwood (Vic)/Eastern U18
0
20 0 54
RATUGOLEA Esava
INTERCEPT POSS.
Patrick Dangerfield Joel Selwood Darcy Fort Harry Taylor Mitch Duncan
1 66
26/2016 Nightcliff (NT)/NT Thunder (NEAFL)/North Adelaide (SANFL)
2010 TR/2018 Cobden (Vic)/Geelong U18/Sydney 7/2006 Sandhurst (Vic)/Bendigo U18
1 200 102 1/12/1990 2010 TR/2014 Berri (SA)/West Adelaide (SANFL)/St Kilda
STEPHENS Cooper
12 188 87 17/1/2001
STEVEN Jack
9 180 85 28/3/1990 2009 TR/2019 Lorne (Vic)/Geelong U18/St Kilda
****
16/2019 Colac (Vic)/Geelong U18
0
0
0 6
0 6
18 0 133 75 0
0
0 2
0 84
0
0
0
0
7
0 183
0
0 112
0
STEWART Tom
44 190 85 15/3/1993 2017 40/2016 South Barwon (Vic)/Geelong U18/Geelong (VFL)
25
1 69
69
0
3
TAHENY Cameron
41 185 80 3/8/2001
0
0
0
0
0
0
TARCA Jake
33 177 73 23/2/2000 **** 68/2018 Encounter Bay (SA)/South Adelaide (SANFL)
0
0
0
0
**** 50/2019 Eastern Eyre (SA)/Rostrevor College (SA)/Norwood (SANFL)
TAYLOR Harry
7 195 96 12/6/1986 2008
17/2007 Rovers, Geraldton (WA)/East Fremantle (WAFL)
TUOHY Zach
2 187 91 10/12/1989 2011 TR/2016 County Laois (Ireland)/Carlton
0
0
24
1 262 262 0 74
18
1 187 67
8 8 6 5 5
OTHER
1 26
3 180 79 27/4/1998 2017
2 2 2 1 1
CLEARANCES
12
PARFITT Brandan
3.0 2.2 1.2 1.1 1.0
SCORE INVOLVEMENTS Mitch Duncan Gary Ablett Tom Hawkins Luke Dahlhaus Darcy Fort
25
57/2017 Grovedale (Vic)/Geelong U18
UNCONTESTED POSS. 18 13 12 11 11
SCOREBOARD GOALS / BEHINDS
ATKINS Tom
CLOSE Brad
16 16 14 12 11
Luke Dahlhaus Tom Hawkins Mitch Duncan Tom Stewart Jack Henry Luke Dahlhaus Quinton Narkle Sam Menegola Patrick Dangerfield Gary Ablett
ABLETT Gary
NO. HT. WT. DOB
2019
NAME
2020
BALL USE DISPOSALS
GAMES
TOTAL
PLAYER LIST
6 5 3 2 2 5 3 3 2 2
INSIDE 50s Gary Rohan Mitch Duncan Zach Tuohy Gary Ablett Patrick Dangerfield
5 5 5 4 3
0 59
Acquired = How player arrived at this club 1/2000 = National Draft number/year LTA = Local talent access selection MD = Mid-Season Rookie Draft PD = Pre-Season Draft PDN = Previous Draft nomination PDS = Pre-Draft selection PSS = Pre-Season Supplemental selection RD = Rookie Draft RE = Rookie elevation TR = Traded to this club UPS = Uncontracted player selection 17YO = 17-year-old access UFA = Unrestricted free agent RFA = Restricted free agent DFA = Delisted free agent # = Category A Rookie (eligible for AFL selection) * = Category B Rookie (only eligible for AFL selection as long-term injury replacement) TIR = Trade Incentive Rule
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CLUB HISTORY HIGHEST SCORE
37.17 (239) v Brisbane, round 7, 1992, Metricon Stadium
LOWEST SCORE
0.8 (8) v Fitzroy, round 3, 1899, Corio Oval
GREATEST WINNING MARGIN
186 points v Melbourne, round 19, 2011, GMHBA Stadium
BEST WINNING SEQUENCE
OVERALL RECORD: 2455 games – 1336 wins, 1096 losses, 23 draws GRAND FINALS: 17 PREMIERSHIPS: 9 Head-to-head v
Adelaide Brisbane Lions Carlton Collingwood Essendon Fitzroy Fremantle Gold Coast Suns GWS Giants Hawthorn Melbourne North Melbourne Port Adelaide Richmond St Kilda Sydney Swans University West Coast Eagles Western Bulldogs
P
W
23 games – round 12, 1952 to round 13, 1953
WORST LOSING SEQUENCE
16 games – round 16, 1941 to round 13, 1944
MOST GAMES
L
D
45 25 20 0 49 29 19 1 220 101 117 2 234 100 133 1 218 98 115 5 183 103 79 1 39 26 13 0 11 9 2 0 11 7 3 1 166 90 75 1 218 131 85 2 164 100 63 1 33 22 10 1 196 104 89 3 215 131 83 1 225 124 101 0 14 8 6 0 53 26 26 1 161 102 57 2
RECORD AT CURRENT VENUES Venue
P
W
L
D
GMHBA Stadium
679 455 219
MCG
337 181 155 1 65
32
5
Marvel Stadium
98
SCG
34 20 14 0
1
Gabba
19 10 9 0
Metricon Stadium
11
7
Adelaide Oval
10
UNSW Canberra Oval
4
Giants Stadium
4
Optus Stadium
2 0 2 0
Uni of Tas Stadium
1
4
0
5
5
0
1
3
0
2
1
1
0
1
0
Blundstone Arena 0 0 0 0 Mars Stadium
0 0 0 0
TIO Stadium
0 0 0 0
TIO Traeger Park
0
0
0
0
Corey Enright Ian Nankervis Jimmy Bartel John Newman Joel Selwood* Darren Milburn
(332) (325) (305) (300) (296) (292)
MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES
Zach Tuohy* Dick Grigg David Clarke snr Ben Graham
(138 – incl. 90 with Carl) (130) (115) (112)
AFL GAMES RECORDS HELD IN GUERNSEY NUMBERS
4 Andrew Mackie 14 Joel Selwood* 39 Darren Milburn 40 Ian Nankervis 41 Shane Mumford 44 Corey Enright# 45 Cameron Ling 46 Mark Blicavs*
(280) (296) (292) (325) (192 – Geel, Syd & GWS) (332) (246) (159)
MOST GAMES AS CAPTAIN
Joel Selwood* Reg Hickey Henry Young Ian Nankervis
(186) (142) (137) (110)
MOST GAMES AS COACH
Reg Hickey Mark Thompson Chris Scott* Malcolm Blight
MOST GOALS
Gary Ablett snr Doug Wade Tom Hawkins* Steve Johnson Billy Brownless
(304) (260) (216) (145) (1021) (834) (556) (452) (441)
TOP GOALKICKING PERFORMANCES
14 Gary Ablett snr (v Essendon, R6, 1993, MCG) 14 Gary Ablett snr (v Sydney, R8, 1994, SCG) 14 Gary Ablett snr (v Richmond, R9, 1989, MCG) 13 Doug Wade (v South Melbourne, R17, 1967, Lake Oval) 13 Doug Wade (v North Melbourne, R20, 1971, GMHBA Stadium)
BROWNLOW MEDALLISTS
Edward ‘Carji’ Greeves (1924), Bernie Smith (1951), Alistair Lord (1962), Paul Couch (1989),
Jimmy Bartel (2007), Gary Ablett jnr* (2009), Patrick Dangerfield* (2016)
AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME MEMBERS
LEGENDS: Graham Farmer, Malcolm Blight (coach Geel, also player/coach NM, coach Adel, coach St K) INDUCTEES: Charles Brownlow, Bernie Smith, Edward Greeves, Jocka Todd, George Moloney, Henry Young, Peter Burns, Reg Hickey (also coach Geel), Tom Wills (admin), Bob Davis (also coach Geel), Doug Wade (also NM), Fred Flanagan, Bill Goggin (also coach Foots), Greg Williams (also Syd, Carl), John Newman, Ian Nankervis, Denis Marshall, Tom Fitzmaurice (also Ess, NM), Gary Ablett snr (also Haw), Henry Harrison (admin), Tom Hafey (coach Geel, also Rich, coach Rich, Coll, Syd), Garry Hocking, Brian Peake, Matthew Scarlett
AFL TEAM OF THE CENTURY
Bernie Smith (back pocket), Graham Farmer (ruck), Gary Ablett snr (interchange), Greg Williams (interchange)
INDIGENOUS TEAM OF THE CENTURY
Graham Farmer (ruck and captain)
LEADING GOALKICKER MEDALLISTS
1897: Eddy James (22) 1899: Eddy James (31) 1900: Teddy Lockwood (24) 1910: Percy Martini (51) 1921: Cliff Rankin (61) 1925: Lloyd Hagger (70) 1932: George Moloney (109) 1948: Lindsay White (86)
JOHN COLEMAN MEDALLISTS
1955: Noel Rayson (77) 1962: Doug Wade (62) 1967: Doug Wade (79) 1969: Doug Wade (122) 1976: Larry Donohue (99) 1993: Gary Ablett snr (124) 1994: Gary Ablett snr (113) 1995: Gary Ablett snr (118)
NORM SMITH MEDALLISTS
Gary Ablett snr (1989), Steve Johnson (2007), Paul Chapman (2009), Jimmy Bartel (2011)
PREMIERSHIP COACH MEDALLISTS
Cliff Rankin (1925), Charlie Clymo (1931), Reg Hickey (1937)
JOCK McHALE MEDALLISTS
Reg Hickey (1951, 1952), Bob Davis (1963), Mark Thompson (2007, 2009), Chris Scott* (2011)
MICHAEL TUCK MEDALLIST
Joel Selwood* (2009)
AFL RISING STAR AWARD
Joel Selwood* (2007)
JIM STYNES MEDALLIST
James Kelly (2011), Harry Taylor* (2015)
AFL PLAYERS ASSOCIATION MVP AWARD
Greg Williams (1985), Gary Ablett snr (1993), Gary Ablett jnr* (2007, 2008, 2009), Patrick Dangerfield* (2016)
PREMIERSHIPS
1925, 1931, 1937, 1951, 1952, 1963, 2007, 2009, 2011
RUNNERS-UP
1897, 1930, 1953, 1967, 1989, 1992, 1994, 1995, 2008
McCLELLAND TROPHY
1952, 1954, 1962, 1963, 1980, 1981, 1992, 2007, 2008, 2019
WOODEN SPOONS
1908, 1915, 1944, 1957, 1958
FINALS
122 games – 53 wins, 68 losses, 1 draw
MOST FINALS
Joel Selwood* Jimmy Bartel Harry Taylor* Andrew Mackie Corey Enright Joel Corey Steve Johnson James Kelly Matthew Scarlett Tom Hawkins*
(30) (28) (27) (26) (24) (23) (23) (22) (22) (22)
MOST GOALS IN FINALS
Gary Ablett snr Billy Brownless Doug Wade
(64) (60) (46)
HIGHEST SCORE IN A FINAL
26.16 (172) v Western Bulldogs, QF, 1992
LOWEST SCORE IN A FINAL
3.6 (24) v Collingwood, SF, 1901
GREATEST WINNING MARGIN IN A FINAL
119 points v Port Adelaide, GF, 2007
GREATEST LOSING MARGIN IN A FINAL
118 points v Richmond, 1SF, 1969
MOST GOALS IN A FINAL
11 George Goninon, v Collingwood, 2SF, 1951
BEST FINALS WINNING STREAK
Five games (2007-08)
WORST FINALS LOSING STREAK
Seven games (1901-25)
PRE-SEASON/NIGHT SERIES
108 games – 57 wins, 51 losses Premierships 1961, 2006, 2009
CLUB MEMBERSHIP
1984 (7709), 1985 (7718), 1986 (6985), 1987 (6981), 1988 (9667), 1989 (7760), 1990 (15,087), 1991 (11,356), 1992 (13,535), 1993 (15,500), 1994 (14,312), 1995 (15,922), 1996 (17,346), 1997 (18,858), 1998 (19,971), 1999 (21,032), 2000 (25,595), 2001 (25,420), 2002 (23,756), 2003 (24,017), 2004 (25,021), 2005 (30,821), 2006 (32,290), 2007 (30,169), 2008 (36,850), 2009 (37,160), 2010 (40,326), 2011 (39,343), 2012 (40,205), 2013 (42,884), 2014 (43,803), 2015 (44,312), 2016 (50,571), 2017 (54,854), 2018 (63,818), 2019 (65,063) * denotes current player or coach # equal with Justin Madden (Ess & Carl)
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GOALS THIS CLUB
AINSWORTH Ben ANDERSON Noah BALLARD Charlie BOWES Jack BRODIE Will BUDARICK Connor BURGESS Chris COLLINS Sam CONROY Matt CORBETT Josh DAWSON Jacob DAY Sam ELLIS Brandon ELLIS Corey FARRAR Jy FIORINI Brayden FLANDERS Sam FLETCHER Sam GRAHAM Caleb GREENWOOD Hugh HANLEY Pearce HARBROW Jarrod HERON Jacob HOLMAN Nick HOMBSCH Jack HORLIN-SMITH George JOYCE Jesse KING Ben LEMMENS Sean LUKOSIUS Jack MacPHERSON Darcy McLENNAN Jez MILES Anthony MILLER Touk MURDOCH Jordan MURTAGH Patrick POWELL Wil RANKINE Izak RIORDAN Mitch ROSAS Malcolm ROWELL Matt SCHOENFELD Josh SEXTON Alex SHARP Jeremy SMITH Zac SWALLOW David THOMPSON Rory TOWEY Luke WELLER Lachie WITTS Jarrod WRIGHT Peter
DEBUT ACQUIRED PREVIOUS CLUB
TOTAL
NO. HT. WT. DOB
2019
NAME
2020
BALL USE DISPOSALS
GAMES
TOTAL
PLAYER LIST
Morwell (Vic)/Gippsland U18 12 1 42 42 1 29 Hawthorn Citizens (Vic)/Carey Grammar (Vic)/Oakleigh U18 0 1 1 1 0 0 Mitcham Hawks (SA)/Sacred Heart College (SA)/Sturt (SANFL) 21 0 32 32 0 1 Surfers Paradise (Qld)/Cairns Saints (Qld) 15 1 43 43 0 12 Shepparton (Vic)/Murray U18 8 1 20 20 0 3 Labrador (Qld)/Gold Coast (NEAFL) 0 1 1 1 0 0 Flinders Park (SA)/West Adelaide (SANFL) 14 0 14 14 0 4 Donvale (Vic)/Oakleigh U18/Box Hill (VFL)/Frem/Werribee (VFL) 9 1 24 10 0 0 Broadbeach (Qld)/Gold Coast (NEAFL) 0 0 0 0 0 0 North Warrnambool (Vic)/Werribee (VFL) 9 0 9 9 0 3 Palm Beach-Currumbin (Qld) 6 0 9 9 0 1 Mitcham Hawks (SA)/Sturt (SANFL) 10 1 121 121 0 85 West Coburg (Vic)/Calder U18/Richmond 23 1 177 1 0 58 Keilor (Vic)/PEGS (Vic)/Western U18/Richmond 4 0 31 4 0 7 Halls Ck (WA)/Hale Schl (WA)/N Wang (Vic)/Scotch OC (SA)/Adel (SANFL) 0 0 0 0 0 0 Greensborough (Vic)/Northern U18 21 1 48 48 0 16 Moe (Vic)/Lowanna College (Vic)/Gippsland U18 0 0 0 0 0 0 Red Hill (Vic)/Padua College (Vic)/Dandenong U18 0 0 0 0 0 0 Cairns (Qld)/Palm Beach-Currumbin (Qld)/Gold Coast (NEAFL) 3 1 4 4 0 0 Lauderdale (Tas)/Adelaide 14 1 52 1 0 36 County Mayo (Ireland)/Brisbane 16 0 161 32 0 60 Cairns (Qld)/Mooroopna (Vic)/Murray U18/Wstrn Bldgs 21 0 245 175 0 54 Cairns Saints (Qld)/Palm Beach-Currumbin (Qld) 5 0 13 13 0 2 Kyabram (Vic)/Murray U18/Carlton/Central District (SANFL) 12 1 44 35 0 21 Roxby Downs (SA)/Rostrevor Coll (SA)/Sturt (SANFL)/GWS/PA 18 0 116 18 0 1 Payneham Norwood Union (SA)/Sturt (SANFL)/Geelong 7 0 58 7 0 29 Palm Beach-Currumbin (Qld) 16 1 64 64 0 2 East Sandr (Vic)/Old Haileybury (Vic)/H’bury Coll (Vic)/Sandr U18 14 1 15 15 1 18 Salisbury (SA)/Port Adelaide (SANFL) 8 1 88 88 1 22 Henley (SA)/Woodville-West Torrens (SANFL) 21 1 22 22 0 3 Diamond Creek (Vic)/Northern U18 22 1 40 40 0 21 Tanunda (SA)/Central District (SANFL) 0 0 0 0 0 0 North Albury (NSW)/Murray U18/GWS/Richmond 17 0 88 17 0 31 Maribyrnong Park (Vic)/Calder U18 18 1 101 101 0 28 Port MacDonnell (SA)/Glenelg (SANFL)/Geelong 14 0 122 14 0 74 Carrara (Qld)/The Southport School (Qld) 0 0 0 0 0 0 Scarborough (WA)/Claremont (WAFL) 13 0 20 20 0 9 Flinders Park (SA)/Henley High School (SA)/West Adel (SANFL) 0 0 0 0 0 0 Beaconsfield (Vic)/Haileybury College (Vic)/Dandenong U18 0 0 0 0 0 0 Darwin (NT)/NT Thunder (NEAFL) 0 0 0 0 0 0 Canterbury (Vic)/Carey Grammar (Vic)/Oakleigh U18 0 1 1 1 0 0 Rockingham (WA)/Peel Thunder (WAFL) 1 0 15 15 0 5 Springwood (Qld)/Redland (NEAFL) 22 0 119 119 0 110 Attadale (WA)/Aquinas College (WA)/East Fremantle (WAFL) 0 0 0 0 0 0 Glenmore, Rockhampton (Qld)/Zillmere (Qld)/Gold Coast/Geel 3 0 115 65 0 51 Rossmoyne (WA)/East Fremantle (WAFL) 22 1 140 140 1 69 Southport (Qld) 0 0 103 103 0 7 County Sligo (Ireland) 0 0 0 0 0 0 Southport (Qld)/Broadbeach (Qld)/Fremantle 17 1 87 40 0 23 St Ives (NSW)/Sydney University (NSW)/Collingwood 22 1 103 63 0 25 Moonee Valley (Vic)/Calder U18 17 0 66 66 0 85
SCOREBOARD GOALS / BEHINDS Ben Ainsworth David Swallow Ben King Sean Lemmens Sam Day
1.1 1.0 1.0 1.0 0.1
SCORE ASSISTS Hugh Greenwood Ben King Touk Miller
3 1 1
SCORE INVOLVEMENTS Hugh Greenwood David Swallow Ben King Ben Ainsworth Touk Miller
5 4 3 3 3
OTHER CLEARANCES Hugh Greenwood Matt Rowell Will Brodie Jack Bowes David Swallow
3 3 3 3 2
TACKLES Matt Rowell Brayden Fiorini Touk Miller Hugh Greenwood Connor Budarick
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INSIDE 50s Ben Ainsworth Sean Lemmens David Swallow Lachie Weller Jesse Joyce
5 4 3 3 3
Acquired = How player arrived at this club 1/2000 = National Draft number/year LTA = Local talent access selection MD = Mid-Season Rookie Draft PD = Pre-Season Draft PDN = Previous Draft nomination PDS = Pre-Draft selection PSS = Pre-Season Supplemental selection RD = Rookie Draft RE = Rookie elevation TR = Traded to this club UPS = Uncontracted player selection 17YO = 17-year-old access UFA = Unrestricted free agent RFA = Restricted free agent DFA = Delisted free agent # = Category A Rookie (eligible for AFL selection) * = Category B Rookie (only eligible for AFL selection as long-term injury replacement) TIR = Trade Incentive Rule
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CLUB HISTORY HIGHEST SCORE
21.22 (148) v GWS Giants, round 5, 2013, UNSW Canberra Oval
LOWEST SCORE
3.2 (20) v Port Adelaide, round 23, 2017, Adelaide Oval
GREATEST WINNING MARGIN
86 points v Hawthorn, round 3, 2017, Metricon Stadium
OVERALL RECORD: 199 games – 47 wins, 151 losses, 1 draw GRAND FINALS: 0 PREMIERSHIPS: 0 Head-to-head v
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RECORD AT CURRENT VENUES Venue
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91
29
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Marvel Stadium
22
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14 3 11 0
Gabba
13 3 10 0
Adelaide Oval
6 0 6 0
GMHBA Stadium
5 0 5 0
SCG
5 1 4 0
Uni of Tas Stadium
5
Giants Stadium
4 0 4 0
Optus Stadium
3 0 3 0
UNSW Canberra Oval
3
Mars Stadium
1 0 1 0
TIO Stadium
1 0 1 0
TIO Traeger Park
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5
2
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0
0
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Blundstone Arena 0 0 0 0
BEST WINNING SEQUENCE
Five games – round 5, 2014 to round 10, 2014
WORST LOSING SEQUENCE
21 games – round 18, 2011 to round 15, 2012
MOST GAMES
Jarrod Harbrow* David Swallow* Michael Rischitelli Tom Lynch Steven May Sam Day* Alex Sexton* Gary Ablett Trent McKenzie Aaron Hall Rory Thompson* Matt Shaw Brandon Matera Touk Miller* Jack Martin* Dion Prestia Sean Lemmens* Danny Stanley Harley Bennell Kade Kolodjashnij Luke Russell Peter Wright* Charlie Dixon Zac Smith
(69 – incl. 44 with Frem) (56) (44) (44) (44)
MOST GAMES AS CAPTAIN
Gary Ablett
(96)
MOST GAMES AS COACH
Guy McKenna Rodney Eade Stewart Dew*
MOST GOALS
Tom Lynch Gary Ablett Brandon Matera Alex Sexton* Charlie Dixon Harley Bennell Peter Wright* Sam Day* Jack Martin Aaron Hall David Swallow*
the Gold Coast Football Club. Club colours will be red, gold and blue. The colours were chosen to symbolise the beach culture of the Gold Coast – red (sun), gold (sand) and blue (ocean and sky). September 4, 2008 The AFL Commission approves the NAB AFL Draft, NAB AFL Rookie Draft and AFL player concessions that will be offered to the new Gold Coast team over the 2009 and 2010 years. March 31, 2009 The AFL Commission announces it has granted GCFC a provisional licence to become the AFL’s 17th team, in 2011. October 1, 2009 Guy McKenna appointed AFL coach. December 15, 2009 GCFC selects the first five players in 2010 NAB AFL Rookie Draft. April 10, 2010 The Suns play their first VFL game, losing to Port Melbourne at Southport by 12 points. November 18, 2010 The Suns select 10 youngsters at the 2010 NAB AFL Draft, including eight of the first 13 players available. The No. 1 pick is highly rated WA teenager David Swallow. February 19, 2011 The Suns play their first NAB Cup games. April 2, 2011 The Suns lose their AFL debut by 119 points to Carlton at the Gabba in front of 27,914 fans. Charlie Dixon kicks the club’s first goal. April 23, 2011 Gold Coast wins its first AFL game, by three points against Port Adelaide at AAMI Stadium. Brandon Matera is the club’s first NAB AFL Rising Star nominee. May 28, 2011 Gold Coast plays its first home game at Metricon Stadium, losing to Geelong by 66 points. August 11, 2012 Gold Coast wins its first game at Metricon Stadium, defeating the GWS Giants by 30 points. May 12, 2013 Gold Coast wins its first game in Victoria, defeating Melbourne by 60 points at the MCG. October 1, 2014 Coach Guy McKenna and the Suns part ways. October 30, 2014 Former Sydney and Bulldogs mentor Rodney Eade appointed senior coach. August 8, 2017 Eade told his services are no longer required. Assistant Dean Solomon steps in as interim coach. October 5, 2017 Former Port Adelaide and Hawthorn premiership player Stuart Dew appointed senior coach.
BROWNLOW MEDALLIST
(175) (140) (132) (131) (123) (121) (119) (110) (106) (103) (103) (102) (101) (101) (97) (95) (88) (83) (81) (78) (73) (66) (65) (65)
MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES
Lachie Weller* Tom Lynch Jaeger O’Meara Alex Sexton* Jarrod Witts*
TOP GOALKICKING PERFORMANCES
8 Tom Lynch (v Carlton, round 2, 2018, Marvel Stadium) 7 Charlie Dixon (v North Melbourne, round 14, 2015, Metricon Stadium) 7 Tom Lynch* (v Carlton, round 4, 2017, Marvel Stadium) 6 Charlie Dixon (v GWS Giants, round 5, 2013, UNSW Canberra Oval) 6 Harley Bennell (v Geelong, round 14, 2014, Metricon Stadium) 6 Charlie Dixon (v Brisbane, round 5, 2015, Metricon Stadium) 6 Brandon Matera (v Hawthorn, round 3, 2017, Metricon Stadium)
(88) (63) (45)
(254) (124) (124) (110) (94) (92) (85) (85) (81) (76) (69)
Gary Ablett (2013)
AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME MEMBERS
Guy McKenna (coach GCS, also WCE)
AFL RISING STAR AWARD
Jaeger O’Meara (2013)
PRE-SEASON/NIGHT SERIES
23 games – nine wins, 13 losses, one draw
CLUB MEMBERSHIP
2011 (14,059), 2012 (11,204), 2013 (12,502), 2014 (13,478), 2015 (13,643), 2016 (12,845), 2017 (11,665), 2018 (12,108), 2019 (13,649)
AFL PLAYERS ASSOCIATION MVP AWARD
Gary Ablett (2012, 2013)
WOODEN SPOONS
2011, 2019
* denotes current player or coach
CLUB FORMATION AND KEY DATES
April 22, 2008 The AFL formally invites a group of Gold Coast business and community representatives to form a board to participate in a six-month process to demonstrate an AFL licence for a new team based on the Gold Coast had all the foundations for long-term success. June 27, 2008 The AFL Commission approves a recommendation from the Gold Coast List Management Working Committee, covering the initial player concessions available to the new 17th team to join the AFL in 2011. July 29, 2008 GC 17 signs its first group of players who will be part of the development side to play in the TAC Cup in 2009 and the VFL in 2010. August 13, 2008 GC 17 appoints former West Coast Eagles champion and Collingwood assistant coach Guy McKenna as coach. The team will play in the TAC Cup in 2009 and the VFL in 2010. September 4, 2008 GC 17 launches its name, logo, colours and mascot. The club will be known and marketed as
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21 189 84 19/10/1993 2012
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18 196 96 1/4/1993
5/2011 Berwick (Vic)/Dandenong U18 11/2018 Golden Square (Vic)/Geelong Grammar (Vic)/Bendigo U18
2012 17YO/2011 Dartmoor (Vic)/North Ballarat U18
3 182 87 15/12/1993 2012 35 195 97 17/5/1994 2013
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13 184 84 11/8/1998
2018 20/2016 North Broken Hill (NSW)/North Adelaide (SANFL)/WSU (NEAFL)
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16 170 76 9/3/1999
2018
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DAVIS Phil
1 197 96 30/8/1990 2010 UPS/2011 St Peter’s College (SA)/North Adelaide (SANFL)/Adelaide
8
24 189 87 10/3/1990 2009
FINLAYSON Jeremy
31 196 93 9/2/1996
2017 85/2014 Culcairn (NSW)/Sydney Hills (NEAFL)/NSW-ACT U18
23 1 39
FLYNN Matt
30 200 106 13/9/1997
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0
GREEN Tom
12 191 89 23/1/2001 2020
10/2019 Eastlake (ACT)/Marist College (ACT)/GWS (NEAFL)
GREENE Toby
4 182 85 25/9/1993 2012
11/2011 Ashburton (Vic)/Wesley College (Vic)/Oakleigh U18
7
0
9 190 83 21/10/2000 2019
HAYNES Nick
19 193 90 18/5/1992 2012
HILL Ian
37 175 70 9/2/2000 2019
HIMMELBERG Harry
27 194 92 8/5/1996
2016
2 187 87 6/2/1997
2016
HOPPER Jacob
41/2015 Narrandera (NSW)/NSW-ACT U18
14/2018 Walkerville (SA)/Trinity College (SA)/Central District (SANFL)
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23 1 68
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0
0
0
0
0
1
0
Stephen Coniglio Matt de Boer Sam Jacobs Jacob Hopper Tom Green
7/2015 Leeton-Whitton United (NSW)/North Ballarat U18
**** 65/2019 Millicent (SA)/Adelaide (SANFL)
7
20 178 76 4/4/1995
IDUN Connor
39 191 94 29/7/2000 2019
1
0
1
0
JACOBS Sam
10 202 104 10/4/1988 2009 TR/2019 Ardrossan (SA)/Woodville-West Torrens (SANFL)/Carl/Adel
5
1 202
1
0 48
18
0 14
61/2018 Drysdale (Vic)/Christian College (Vic)/Geelong U18
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KENNEDY Adam
Nick Haynes Josh Kelly Lachie Whitfield Heath Shaw Isaac Cumming
10 6 4 4 4
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HUTCHESSON Tom
25 204 102 14/4/1990 2011 DFA/2017 Marist College, Brisbane (Qld)/Collingwood
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Toby Greene Matt de Boer Sam Jacobs Jacob Hopper Daniel Lloyd
0
22 184 83 12/2/1995 2014
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1 49
23 1 129 129 0
7/2011 Frankston Bombers (Vic)/Dandenong U18
2/2013 East Brighton (Vic)/Sandringham U18
0 77
TACKLES
40 182 80 12/7/1992 2012 PDN/2011 Melton (Vic)/Western U18
23 1 116 116
0 12
LANGDON Zac
17 177 81 13/11/1995 2018
3
1
1 22
LLOYD Daniel
38 187 85 18/2/1992 2017 RE/2018 Killarney Vale (NSW)
18
1 40 40
2 33
MUMFORD Shane
41 198 105 5/7/1986
20 0 192 92
0 52
22/2018 St Bernard’s (Vic)/St Bernard’s College (Vic)/Western U18
0
0
0
0
0
0
14/2016 Collingullie-Glenfield Park (NSW)/NSW-ACT U18
19
1
37
37
4
8
Josh Kelly Sam Jacobs Matt de Boer Heath Shaw Isaac Cumming
2008 PSS/2019 Bunyip (Vic)/Geelong (VFL)/Geelong/Sydney
O’HALLORAN Xavier
33 186 86 11/7/2000
PERRYMAN Harry
36 184 82 19/12/1998 2017
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REID Sam
50 188 88 7/11/1989 2008 RD/2018 Zillmere (Qld)/Western Bulldogs/GWS (NEAFL)
RICCARDI Jake
26 195 96 7/11/1999
SHAW Heath
23 183 88 27/11/1985 2005 TR/2013 Diamond Creek (Vic)/Northern U18/Collingwood
SHERIDAN Tommy
11 187 82 28/10/1993 2012 RD/2020 Riddells Creek (Vic)/Calder U18/Fremantle
****
25
25
26 0 90 80
51/2019 St Bernard’s (Vic)/St Bernard’s Coll (Vic)/Calder U18/W’bee (Vic) 0
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0
0
0 29 0
0
26 1 309 136 0 39 1
0 82
1
0 31
0
0
2
2
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28 197 92 12/5/1998 2019 RD/2020 Albury (NSW)/Murray U18/NSW-ACT U18
1
0
1
1
0
0
STEIN Jake
42 195 95 17/1/1994
5
0
5
5
0
0
TARANTO Tim
14 187 88 28/1/1998 2017
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63
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TAYLOR Sam
15 196 93 5/5/1999
22
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31
0
WARD Callan
8 187 84 10/4/1990 2008 UPS/2011 Spotswood (Vic)/Western U18/Western Bulldogs
1
0 217 157 0 107
19
1 134 134 0 60
SHIPLEY Nick
34 188 88 25/6/1999 2018
SPROULE Zach
WHITFIELD Lachie WILLIAMS Zac
64/2017 St George (NSW)/NSW-ACT U18
2019 RD/2020 St Dominic’s College, Penrith (NSW) 2018
6 187 81 18/7/1994 2013
2/2016 Mordialloc Braeside (Vic)/St Kevin’s College (Vic)/Sandr U18 28/2017 Upper Swan (WA)/Guilford Grammar (WA)/Swan Dists (WAFL) 1/2012 Mornington (Vic)/Dandenong U18
29 185 84 20/9/1994 2013 RE/2013 Albury (NSW)/NSW-ACT U18/Murray U18
31
7 5 5 5 5
OTHER
1 119 119
56/2017 Dampier (WA)/Claremont (WAFL)
2 2 2 1 1
39 0
KEEFFE Lachlan
Lachie Whitfield Harry Perryman Nick Haynes Toby Greene Josh Kelly
7
Toby Greene Brent Daniels Daniel Lloyd Harry Himmelberg Sam Jacobs
4.1 4.0 3.0 2.0 2.0
0 74
0
KELLY Josh
UNCONTESTED POSS.
0 15
0
POSSESSION 11 8 8 7 7
8
23 1 167 149 0
DE BOER Matt
HATELY Jackson
58/2016 Swanbourne (WA)/Claremont (WAFL)/Fremantle
Toby Greene Harry Perryman Jeremy Cameron Stephen Coniglio Daniel Lloyd
15
DANIELS Brent
27/2017 Nyah-Nyah West Und (Vic)/Geelong Gram (Vic)/Bendigo U18
SCOREBOARD GOALS / BEHINDS
24
CONTESTED POSS. Jacob Hopper Nick Haynes Stephen Coniglio Josh Kelly Brent Daniels
2020
0 0
BROWN Callum
4/2019 Shepparton Bears (Vic)/Notre Dame College (Vic)/Murray U18
THIS CLUB
0
32 200 103 6/10/1999
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TOTAL
DEBUT ACQUIRED PREVIOUS CLUB
GOALS
0
BRIGGS Kieren
CAMERON Jeremy
17 12 12 12 12
MARKS
Jacob Hopper Harry Perryman Lachie Whitfield Josh Kelly Stephen Coniglio
ASH Lachie
NO. HT. WT. DOB
2019
NAME
2020
BALL USE DISPOSALS
GAMES
TOTAL
PLAYER LIST
6 5 5 4 2 7 5 4 3 3
INSIDE 50s Jacob Hopper Sam Jacobs Brent Daniels Harry Himmelberg Stephen Coniglio
5 4 4 3 3
1
24 0 102 102 0 25
Acquired = How player arrived at this club 1/2000 = National Draft number/year LTA = Local talent access selection MD = Mid-Season Rookie Draft PD = Pre-Season Draft PDN = Previous Draft nomination PDS = Pre-Draft selection PSS = Pre-Season Supplemental selection RD = Rookie Draft RE = Rookie elevation TR = Traded to this club UPS = Uncontracted player selection 17YO = 17-year-old access UFA = Unrestricted free agent RFA = Restricted free agent DFA = Delisted free agent # = Category A Rookie (eligible for AFL selection) * = Category B Rookie (only eligible for AFL selection as long-term injury replacement) TIR = Trade Incentive Rule
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CLUB HISTORY HIGHEST SCORE
24.16 (160) v Gold Coast Suns, round 2, 2017, Giants Stadium
LOWEST SCORE
3.7 (25) v Richmond, Grand Final, 2019, MCG
GREATEST WINNING MARGIN
108 pts v Gold Coast, round 12, 2018, Giants Stadium
BEST WINNING SEQUENCE
OVERALL RECORD: 188 games – 83 wins, 102 losses, 3 draws GRAND FINALS: 1 PREMIERSHIPS: 0 Head-to-head v
Adelaide Brisbane Lions Carlton Collingwood Essendon Fitzroy Fremantle Geelong Gold Coast Suns Hawthorn Melbourne North Melbourne Port Adelaide Richmond St Kilda Sydney Swans University West Coast Eagles Western Bulldogs
P
W
Six games – round 4, 2016 to round 9, 2016
WORST LOSING SEQUENCE
21 games – round 20, 2012 to round 18, 2013
MOST GAMES
L
D
12 3 9 0 10 7 3 0 9 6 3 0 10 4 6 0 10 4 6 0 0 0 0 0 9 4 5 0 11 3 7 1 13 9 4 0 9 3 5 1 12 6 6 0 9 3 6 0 10 6 4 0 13 4 9 0 10 5 4 1 18 7 11 0 0 0 0 0 11 3 8 0 12 6 6 0
RECORD AT CURRENT VENUES Venue
P
W
L
D
Giants Stadium
65
37
27
1
UNSW Canberra Oval
24
13
11
0
Marvel Stadium
20
8
11
1
MCG
20 4 16 0
Adelaide Oval
10
SCG
8 3 5 0
Gabba
7 5 2 0
Metricon Stadium
6
3
3
0
GMHBA Stadium
5
1
4
0
Blundstone Arena
4
2
2
0
Optus Stadium
2 0 2 0
Uni of Tas Stadium
2
Mars Stadium
0 0 0 0
TIO Stadium
0 0 0 0
TIO Traeger Park
0
4
0
0
6
1
0
0
1
0
Callan Ward* Jeremy Cameron* Phil Davis* Toby Greene* Adam Tomlinson Dylan Shiel Heath Shaw* Stephen Coniglio* Lachie Whitfield* Nick Haynes* Tom Scully Josh Kelly* Adam Kennedy* Devon Smith Zac Williams* Shane Mumford* Jonathon Patton
(157) (155) (149) (146) (140) (135) (136) (134) (134) (129) (121) (119) (116) (109) (102) (92) (89)
MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES
Heath Shaw* Callan Ward* Adam Tomlinson Dylan Shiel Lachie Whitfield* Harry Himmelberg* Josh Kelly*
(96) (95) (51) (48) (48) (46) (44)
AFL GAMES RECORDS HELD IN GUERNSEY NUMBERS
41 Shane Mumford
(192 – Geel, Syd & GWS)
MOST GAMES AS CAPTAIN
Callan Ward* Phil Davis*
(157) (148)
MOST GAMES AS COACH
Leon Cameron* Kevin Sheedy
MOST GOALS
Jeremy Cameron* Toby Greene* Jonathon Patton Devon Smith Stephen Coniglio* Josh Kelly* Harry Himmelberg* Callan Ward* Rhys Palmer Tom Scully Steve Johnson Dylan Shiel Rory Lobb Lachie Whitfield*
(143) (44)
TOP GOALKICKING PERFORMANCES
CLUB MEMBERSHIP
2012 (10,241), 2013 (12,681), 2014 (13,040), 2015 (13,480), 2016 (15,312), 2017 (20,944), 2018 (25,243), 2019 (30,109) * denotes current players or coach
9 Jeremy Cameron* (v Gold Coast, round 23, 2019, Metricon Stadium) 7 Jeremy Cameron* (v Collingwood, round 18, 2013, MCG) 7 Jeremy Cameron* (v Hawthorn, round 6, 2015, Giants Stadium) 7 Jeremy Cameron* (v Carlton, round 22, 2015, Giants Stadium) 7 Jeremy Cameron* (v Gold Coast Suns, round 8, 2016, Giants Stadium) 7 Jeremy Cameron* (v Richmond, round 3, 2019, Giants Stadium)
CLUB FORMATION AND KEY DATES March 13, 2008
The AFL wins the support of the 16 club presidents to establish an 18th side to be based at Blacktown Olympic Park in Sydney’s western suburbs.
October 20, 2009
The AFL Commission approves draft and player concessions for GWS in 2010 and 2011, for its entry to the AFL competition for the 2012 season.
AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME
LEGEND: Kevin Sheedy (coach GWS, also Rich, coach Ess)
November 9, 2009
JOHN COLEMAN MEDALLISTS
Four-time Essendon premiership coach Kevin Sheedy is announced coach.
2019: Jeremy Cameron (67)
RUNNER-UP
July 29, 2010
The AFL Commission announces it has granted Team GWS a licence to become the 18th team, starting in 2012. The announcement was made after the formal signing of an agreement with the NSW Government and the Royal Agricultural Society for a $60 million redevelopment of the Sydney Showgrounds.
2019
WOODEN SPOONS
2012, 2013
FINALS
11 games, 6 wins, 5 losses
MOST FINALS
Phil Davis* Nick Haynes* Jacob Hopper* Zac Williams* Toby Greene* Josh Kelly* Adam Tomlinson Lachie Whitfield* Jeremy Cameron* Matt de Boer* Harry Himmelberg* Heath Shaw* Tim Taranto*
November 10, 2010
GWS announces a partnership with the ACT Government to play 30 premiership season games and 10 pre-season games in Canberra in the next 10 years.
(11) (11) (11) (11) (10) (10) (10) (10) (9) (9) (9) (9) (8)
November 16, 2010
GWS launches its name, logo and colours. The club will be known as the Greater Western Sydney Giants and will wear orange, charcoal and white, with the traditional NSW blue to feature in the away guernsey.
February 19, 2011
GWS plays its first games in the NAB Cup, losing to Sydney by 79 points and to Gold Coast by 25 points.
April 9, 2011
MOST GOALS IN FINALS
Toby Greene* Jeremy Cameron* Harry Himmelberg* Jonathon Patton Callan Ward* Stephen Coniglio* Jeremy Finlayson*
The Giants play their first game in the newly formed North East Australian Football League.
(17) (16) (12) (7) (7) (7) (7)
November 24, 2011
GWS has 11 of the first selections in the 2011 NAB AFL Draft. The No. 1 pick is Jonathon Patton.
March 24, 2012
GWS loses its first AFL game, beaten by 63 points by Sydney. Callan Ward kicks the club’s first goal.
HIGHEST SCORE IN A FINAL
19.11 (125) v West Coast Eagles, 1SF, 2017
May 12, 2012
LOWEST SCORE IN A FINAL
The Giants win their first AFL game, defeating the Gold Coast by 27 points at Manuka Oval.
3.7 (25) v Richmond, Grand Final, 2019 (406) (170) (130) (100) (80) (77) (76) (74) (72) (67) (64) (64) (64) (60)
GREATEST WINNING MARGIN IN A FINAL
October 4, 2012
MOST GOALS IN A FINAL
August 27, 2016
Highly regarded Hawthorn assistant coach Leon Cameron signs a four-year deal to join the Giants.
67 points v West Coast Eagles, 1SF, 2017
6 Steve Johnson v West Coast Eagles, 1SF, 2017
The Giants finish fourth on the ladder to qualify for their first finals series.
BEST FINALS WINNING STREAK
Three games (EF, 2019, to PF, 2019)
September 10, 2016
WORST FINALS LOSING STREAK
The Giants win their first final, defeating the Sydney Swans by 36 points in the qualifying final at ANZ Stadium.
Two games (2016-17)
PRE-SEASON/NIGHT SERIES
September 28, 2019
22 games – 9 wins, 13 losses
The Giants play in their first Grand Final, going down to Richmond by 89 points.
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8 5 5 5 4
HANDBALLS Tom Mitchell Jaeger O’Meara Liam Shiels Sam Frost Isaac Smith
14 12 9 7 7
POSSESSION CONTESTED POSS. Jaeger O’Meara Tom Mitchell Sam Frost Chad Wingard Liam Shiels
14 14 8 8 7
UNCONTESTED POSS. Liam Shiels James Worpel Tom Scully Chad Wingard Jaeger O’Meara
18 14 13 12 10
INTERCEPT POSS. James Sicily Sam Frost Jack Gunston Isaac Smith Liam Shiels
9 8 7 6 5
2020
MARKS Ricky Henderson Chad Wingard James Worpel James Sicily Jack Gunston
TOTAL
15 15 14 13 13
22 184 84 47 197 99 9 186 90 18 204 103 46 185 85 30 189 76 12 193 95 8 194 93 13 189 86 45 181 75 44 186 82 19 193 87 41 181 78 15 181 80 27 199 100 31 188 89 17 191 89 4 178 82 39 197 87 29 185 80 40 185 83 34 196 95 2 198 98 32 189 82 7 200 102 38 179 80 3 182 84 36 176 76 35 186 76 1 180 81 11 197 93 23 193 92 10 183 84 25 198 101 42 181 84 28 173 78 43 208 102 37 193 81 14 193 90 21 181 80 26 183 85 6 186 87 16 188 83 24 189 88 33 188 85 20 183 83 5 185 87
THIS CLUB
KICKS Liam Shiels James Sicily Chad Wingard Jack Gunston James Worpel
BREUST Luke BROOKSBY Keegan BURGOYNE Shaun CEGLAR Jonathon COUSINS James DAY Will FRAWLEY James FROST Sam GLASS Conor GOLDS Will GREAVES Damon GUNSTON Jack HANRAHAN Oliver HARDWICK Blake HARTLEY Michael HENDERSON Ricky HOWE Daniel IMPEY Jarman JEKA Emerson JIATH Changkuoth JONES Harry KOSCHITZKE Jacob LEWIS Mitchell MAGINNESS Finn McEVOY Ben MINCHINGTON Darren MITCHELL Tom MOORE Dylan MORRIS Josh MORRISON Harry NASH Conor O’BRIEN Tim O’MEARA Jaeger PATTON Jonathon PEPPER Harrison PUOPOLO Paul REEVES Ned ROSS Jackson SCRIMSHAW Jack SCULLY Tom SHIELS Liam SICILY James SMITH Isaac STRATTON Ben WALKER Mathew WINGARD Chad WORPEL James
TOTAL
25 24 23 20 19
NO. HT. WT. DOB
2019
Tom Mitchell Liam Shiels Jaeger O’Meara Chad Wingard James Worpel
NAME
Temora (NSW)/NSW-ACT U18 22 Mitcham (SA)/S Adel (SANFL)/GCS/S Adel (SANFL)/WCE List 0 Mallee Park (SA)/Port Adelaide (SANFL)/Port Adelaide 18 Wodonga Raiders (Vic)/Murray U18/Collingwood List 15 Mansfield (Vic)/Murray U18 12 PHOS Camden (SA)/Sacred Heart Coll (SA)/West Adel (SANFL) 0 East Point (Vic)/North Ballarat U18/Melbourne 18 Ormond (Vic)/Wesley College (Vic)/Sandr U18/GWS/Melbourne 22 County Derry (Ireland) 7 Kew Rovers (Vic)/Xavier College (Vic)/Oakleigh U18 0 Busselton (WA)/East Perth (WAFL) 0 Beaumaris (Vic)/Haileybury College (Vic)/Sandr U18/Adelaide 20 East Brighton (Vic)/St Kevin’s College (Vic)/Sandringham U18 9 East Doncaster (Vic)/Eastern U18 22 Penrith (NSW)/Sydney Uni (NSW)/Coll Rks/Coburg (VFL)/Ess 3 Trentham (Vic)/Adelaide 22 Rennie (NSW)/Xavier College (Vic)/Murray U18 12 Shepparton Swans (Vic)/Murray U18/Port Adelaide 17 Altona ((Vic)/Maribyrnong College (Vic)/Western U18 0 Morwell (Vic)/Xavier College (Vic)/Gippsland U18 2 Wodonga (Vic)/Murray U18 0 Albury (NSW)/Albury High School (NSW)/Murray U18 0 Wallan (Vic)/Whittlesea (Vic)/Calder U18 12 East Brighton (Vic)/Scotch College (Vic)/Sandringham U18 0 Dederang-Mt Beauty (Vic)/Murray U18/St Kilda 19 Dromana (Vic)/Dandenong U18/St Kilda 0 Ashburton (Vic)/Claremont (WAFL)/Sydney 0 Rowville (Vic)/Caulfield Grammar (Vic)/Eastern U18 7 Rosewater (SA)/Henley HS (SA)/Woodville-West Torrens (SANFL) 0 Benalla Saints (Vic)/Murray U18 9 County Meath (Ireland) 14 West Gambier (SA)/Glenelg (SANFL) 16 Dongara (WA)/Perth (WAFL)/Gold Coast 21 Scoresby (Vic)/Eastern U18/GWS 0 Moe (Vic)/Lowanna College (Vic)/Gippsland U18 0 Hope Valley (SA)/Norwood (SANFL) 22 East Malv (Vic)/St Kevin’s Coll (Vic)/Oakl U18/St Kevin’s OB (Vic) 0 Sth Belgrave (Vic)/H’bury Coll (Vic)/Old H’bury (Vic)/Eastern U18 0 Beaumaris (Vic)/Haileybury College (Vic)/Sandr U18/Gold Coast 10 Narre Warren (Vic)/Haileybury Coll (Vic)/Dande U18/Melb/GWS 21 The Basin (Vic)/Eastern U18 19 Keilor (Vic)/Western U18 22 Wagga Tigers (NSW)/NSW-ACT U18/Redan (Vic)/N Ballarat (VFL) 19 Margaret River (WA)/East Perth (WAFL) 19 Albury (NSW)/Murray U18 0 Imperials (SA)/Sturt (SANFL)/Port Adel 14 Bell Park (Vic)/Geelong U18 22
1 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1
208 14 377 77 19 0 226 92 17 0 0 193 10 66 44 153 62 116 0 2 0 0 14 0 207 28 112 7 0 32 19 63 93 90 0 191 0 0 14 174 206 83 201 189 0 162 34
208 0 220 77 19 0 87 1 17 0 0 179 10 66 0 63 62 41 0 2 0 0 14 0 116 0 47 7 0 32 19 63 49 1 0 191 0 0 10 22 206 83 201 189 0 15 34
3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 3 0
395 3 293 40 9 0 24 8 1 0 0 367 8 5 1 79 11 51 0 0 0 0 20 0 84 22 61 2 0 5 11 50 52 131 0 181 0 0 0 86 75 56 161 1 0 247 14
DEBUT ACQUIRED PREVIOUS CLUB
11/11/1990 2011 27/4/1990 2015 21/10/1982 2002 14/2/1991 2013 19/3/1998 2017 5/6/2001 **** 20/9/1988 2007 28/8/1993 2012 28/9/1997 2017 6/5/2000 **** 25/4/2000 **** 16/10/1991 2010 27/8/1998 2019 5/2/1997 2016 7/6/1993 2016 11/9/1988 2010 4/12/1995 2015 9/7/1995 2014 18/9/2001 **** 13/6/1999 2019 15/3/1999 **** 11/7/2000 **** 14/10/1998 2018 23/2/2001 **** 11/7/1989 2008 9/12/1993 2013 31/5/1993 2013 4/8/1999 2019 7/11/2001 **** 12/11/1998 2017 28/7/1998 2018 28/3/1994 2014 23/2/1994 2013 20/5/1993 2012 9/8/2001 **** 2/12/1987 2011 31/10/1998 **** 22/6/1999 **** 4/9/1998 2017 15/5/1991 2010 29/4/1991 2009 6/1/1995 2015 30/12/1988 2011 1/3/1989 2010 14/2/2000 **** 29/7/1993 2012 24/1/1999 2018
77/2011 PSS/2020 TR/2009 RE/2013 RE/2018 13/2019 UFA/2014 TR/2019 RD/2016 RD/2019 RD/2019 TR/2011 RE/2019 44/2015 PD/2020 DFA/2016 31/2014 TR/2017 RD/2020 RD/2018 RD/2018 52/2018 76/2016 29/2019 TR/2013 PSS/2020 TR/2016 67/2017 57/2019 74/2016 RE/2019 28/2012 TR/2016 TR/2019 RD/2020 66/2010 PSS/2019 71/2017 TR/2018 TR/2018 34/2008 56/2013 19/2010 46/2009 63/2018 TR/2018 45/2017
GOALS
2020
BALL USE DISPOSALS
GAMES
SCOREBOARD GOALS / BEHINDS Shaun Burgoyne Chad Wingard Luke Breust Oliver Hanrahan Jonathon Patton
3.0 3.0 3.0 1.1 1.1
SCORE ASSISTS Luke Breust Shaun Burgoyne Jonathon Patton James Worpel Oliver Hanrahan
4 2 2 2 1
SCORE INVOLVEMENTS Luke Breust Oliver Hanrahan Chad Wingard James Worpel Shaun Burgoyne
10 8 7 7 6
OTHER CLEARANCES Tom Mitchell Jaeger O’Meara Luke Breust James Worpel Jonathon Ceglar
9 4 3 2 2
TACKLES Liam Shiels Jaeger O’Meara Luke Breust Shaun Burgoyne James Worpel
6 5 5 4 4
INSIDE 50s Liam Shiels Harry Morrison Chad Wingard Oliver Hanrahan Sam Frost
7 5 4 3 3
Acquired = How player arrived at this club 1/2000 = National Draft number/year LTA = Local talent access selection MD = Mid-Season Rookie Draft PD = Pre-Season Draft PDN = Previous Draft nomination PDS = Pre-Draft selection PSS = Pre-Season Supplemental selection RD = Rookie Draft RE = Rookie elevation TR = Traded to this club UPS = Uncontracted player selection 17YO = 17-year-old access UFA = Unrestricted free agent RFA = Restricted free agent DFA = Delisted free agent # = Category A Rookie (eligible for AFL selection) * = Category B Rookie (only eligible for AFL selection as long-term injury replacement) TIR = Trade Incentive Rule
ASBESTOS & HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ASSESSMENTS Same day asbestos sample testing Air monitoring & indoor air quality Mould analysis & monitoring Hazardous materials assessments Asbestos awareness training Workplace safety assessments Lead paint management
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CLUB HISTORY HIGHEST SCORE
36.15 (231) v Fitzroy, R6, 1991, North Hobart
LOWEST SCORE
Adelaide Brisbane Lions Carlton Collingwood Essendon Fitzroy Fremantle Geelong Gold Coast Suns GWS Giants Melbourne North Melbourne Port Adelaide Richmond St Kilda Sydney Swans University West Coast Eagles Western Bulldogs
P
W
BEST WINNING SEQUENCE
AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME MEMBERS
12 games – R9, 1961 to Grand Final, 1961; R2, 2013 to R14, 2013
WORST LOSING SEQUENCE
27 games – R16, 1927 to R6, 1929
MOST GAMES
L
D
42 23 19 0 51 31 20 0 167 64 103 0 165 68 97 0 163 65 98 0 116 63 52 1 36 28 8 0 166 75 90 1 12 10 2 0 9 5 3 1 164 87 77 0 176 97 77 2 35 16 19 0 159 70 89 0 157 82 73 2 167 93 72 2 0 0 0 0 52 24 28 0 162 83 77 2
RECORD AT CURRENT VENUES Venue
P
W
L
D
MCG
365 210 154 1
Marvel Stadium
79
46
32
1
Uni of Tas Stadium
64
49
14
1
GMHBA Stadium
48
16
31
1
SCG
29 16 13 0
Gabba
20 6 14 0
Metricon Stadium
9
6
3
0
Adelaide Oval
8
5
3
0
Giants Stadium
3 0 3 0
Optus Stadium
2
2
0
0
UNSW Canberra Oval
1
1
0
0
Blundstone Arena 0 0 0 0 Mars Stadium
0 0 0 0
TIO Stadium
0 0 0 0
TIO Traeger Park
0
0
0
0
BROWNLOW MEDALLISTS
GREATEST WINNING MARGIN
165 points v Port Adelaide, R21, 2011, MCG
Head-to-head v
1963, 1975, 1984, 1985, 1987, 2012
Col Austen (1949 tied), Robert DiPierdomenico (1986 tied), John Platten (1987 tied), Shane Crawford (1999), Sam Mitchell (2012), Tom Mitchell* (2018)
1.7 (13) v Melbourne, R9, 1926, MCG
OVERALL RECORD: 1999 games – 984 wins, 1004 losses, 11 draws GRAND FINALS: 19 PREMIERSHIPS: 13
RUNNERS-UP
13 Lance Franklin (v North Melbourne, R10, 2012, University of Tasmania Stadium)
Michael Tuck Leigh Matthews Sam Mitchell Shane Crawford Luke Hodge Chris Langford Don Scott Kelvin Moore
(426) (332) (307) (305) (305) (303) (302) (300)
MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES
Andy Collins Michael Tuck Kelvin Moore Allan Woodley Shaun Burgoyne* Ian Law
(189) (138) (128) (110) (107) (100)
AFL GAMES RECORDS HELD IN GUERNSEY NUMBERS
9 Shane Crawford 15 Luke Hodge 17 Michael Tuck 52 Shaun Rehn
(305) (305) (426) (167 – Adel & Haw)
MOST GAMES AS CAPTAIN
Graham Arthur Michael Tuck Luke Hodge Don Scott Shane Crawford Leigh Matthews
(153) (140) (125) (124) (121) (114)
MOST GAMES AS COACH
Alastair Clarkson* John J. Kennedy Allan Jeans Jack Hale
MOST GOALS
Jason Dunstall Leigh Matthews Peter Hudson Michael Moncrieff Lance Franklin
(351) (299) (221) (146) (1254) (915) (727) (629) (580)
TOP GOALKICKING PERFORMANCES
17 Jason Dunstall (v Richmond, R7, 1992, Waverley Park) 16 Peter Hudson (v Melbourne, R5, 1969, Glenferrie Oval) 14 Jason Dunstall (v Footscray, R19, 1996, Waverley Park) 13 Peter Hudson (v South Melbourne, R11, 1969, Glenferrie Oval) 13 Peter Hudson (v South Melbourne, R8, 1970, Glenferrie Oval)
McCLELLAND TROPHY
1961, 1971, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1988, 2012, 2013
WOODEN SPOONS
1925, 1927, 1928, 1932, 1941, 1942, 1946, 1949, 1950, 1953, 1965
FINALS
LEGENDS: Leigh Matthews (also coach Coll, Bris), Peter Hudson INDUCTEES: Graham Arthur, John J. Kennedy (also coach Haw, N Melb), Bert Chadwick (also Melb, coach Melb, Haw), Michael Tuck, Dan Minogue (also Coll, Rich, coach Rich, Haw, Carl, St K, Fitz), Allan Jeans (coach Haw, also St K, coach St K, Rich), Peter Knights (also coach Bris, Haw), Dermott Brereton (also Coll, Syd), Gary Ayres (also coach Geel, Adel), Gary Ablett snr (also Geel), Don Scott, David Parkin (also coach Haw, Carl, Fitz), Jason Dunstall, John Platten, Kelvin Moore, Robert DiPierdomenico, Darren Jarman (also Adel), Paul Salmon (also Ess), Chris Langford, Shane Crawford, Rick Davies, Terry Wallace (also Rich, Foots, coach WB, Rich)
86 games – 53 wins, 33 losses
MOST FINALS
Michael Tuck Leigh Matthews Gary Ayres Chris Mew Dermott Brereton
(39) (29) (28) (28) (26)
MOST GOALS IN FINALS
Jason Dunstall Leigh Matthews Dermott Brereton Jarryd Roughead Lance Franklin
(78) (72) (53) (47) (46)
HIGHEST SCORE IN A FINAL
24.22 (166) v North Melbourne, 1st SF, 1982
AFL TEAM OF THE CENTURY
LOWEST SCORE IN A FINAL
Leigh Matthews (forward pocket), Gary Ablett snr (interchange)
5.15 (45) v North Melbourne, PF, 1977
JOHN COLEMAN MEDALLISTS
GREATEST WINNING MARGIN IN A FINAL
1963-1965: John Peck (69, 68, 56) 1968: Peter Hudson (125) 1970-1971: Peter Hudson (146, 140) 1975: Leigh Matthews (67) 1977: Peter Hudson (99) 1988-1989: Jason Dunstall (124, 128) 1992: Jason Dunstall (139) 2008: Lance Franklin (102) 2011: Lance Franklin (71) 2013: Jarryd Roughead* (68)
99 points v Sydney, QF, 1987
GREATEST LOSING MARGIN IN A FINAL
78 points v Essendon, GF, 1985
MOST GOALS IN A FINAL
8 M ichael Moncrieff, v Collingwood, QF, 1978; Dermott Brereton, v Essendon, GF, 1985; Lance Franklin, v W Bulldogs, QF, 2008
BEST FINALS WINNING STREAK
Six games (2013-14)
NORM SMITH MEDALLISTS
WORST FINALS LOSING STREAK
Colin Robertson (1983), Gary Ayres (1986, 1988), Paul Dear (1991), Luke Hodge (2008, 2014), Brian Lake (2013), Cyril Rioli* (2015)
Four games (EF 1992-QF 1996; QF 2016-)
PRE-SEASON/NIGHT SERIES
134 games – 83 wins, 51 losses Premierships 1968, 1969, 1977, 1985, 1986, 1988, 1991, 1992, 1999
MICHAEL TUCK MEDALLISTS
Paul Hudson (1992), Paul Salmon (1999)
JOCK McHALE MEDALLISTS
CLUB MEMBERSHIP
John J. Kennedy (1961, 1971, 1976), David Parkin (1978), Allan Jeans (1983, 1986, 1989), Alan Joyce (1988, 1991), Alastair Clarkson* (2008, 2013, 2014, 2015)
1984 (8051), 1985 (7713), 1986 (7335), 1987 (6516), 1988 (7099), 1989 (8520), 1990 (9882), 1991 (10,006), 1992 (12,338), 1993 (11,388), 1994 (11,245), 1995 (12,728), 1996 (12,484), 1997 (27,005), 1998 (27,649), 1999 (32,120), 2000 (26,879), 2001 (30,140), 2002 (33,319), 2003 (31,500), 2004 (31,255), 2005 (29,261), 2006 (28,003), 2007 (31,064), 2008 (41,436), 2009 (52,496), 2010 (53,978), 2011 (56,224), 2012 (60,841), 2013 (63,353), 2014 (68,650), 2015 (72,924), 2016 (75,351), 2017 (75,663), 2018 (80,302), 2019 (81,211)
JIM STYNES MEDALLIST
Luke Hodge (2014)
AFL RISING STAR AWARD
Nick Holland (1995), Sam Mitchell (2003)
AFL PLAYERS ASSOCIATION MVP AWARD
Leigh Matthews (1982), Russell Greene (1984), Jason Dunstall (1992), Shane Crawford (1999), Tom Mitchell* (2018)
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1961, 1971, 1976, 1978, 1983, 1986, 1988, 1989, 1991, 2008, 2013, 2014, 2015
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KICKS Ed Langdon Michael Hibberd Jack Viney Christian Petracca Oscar McDonald
23 16 14 11 9
THIS CLUB
BAKER Oskar
33 184 84 25/5/1998 2019
48/2017 Wilston Grange (Qld)/Aspley (NEAFL)
9
0
9
9
0
2
BEDFORD Toby
12 178 70 27/5/2000 2020
75/2018 Rosebud (Vic)/Melbourne Grammar (Vic)/Dandenong U18
0
1
1
1
0
0
BENNELL Harley
17 185 84 2/10/1992 2011 PSS/2020 Pinjarra (WA)/Peel Thunder (WAFL)/Gold Coast/Fremantle
0
0 83
0
0 95
NAME
NO. HT. WT. DOB
DEBUT ACQUIRED PREVIOUS CLUB
2020
TOTAL
34 31 24 21 20
2019
Jack Viney Ed Langdon Christian Petracca Michael Hibberd Clayton Oliver
GOALS
2020
BALL USE DISPOSALS
GAMES
TOTAL
PLAYER LIST
Kysaiah Pickett Tom McDonald Jack Viney Alex Neal-Bullen Jake Melksham
BRADTKE Austin
46 204 91 27/5/2000 **** RD/2019 East Sandringham (Vic)/Haileybury College (Vic)
0
0
0
0
0
BRAYSHAW Angus
10 187 87 9/1/1996
22
1
81
81
0 37
BROWN Mitch
38 196 91 28/8/1990 2011 PSS/2020 Chelt (Vic)/Ment Gram (Vic)/Sandr U18/Geel/Sandr (VFL)/Ess
16
1
71
1
0 68
CHANDLER Kade
37 174 77 13/1/2000 2019 RD/2019 Western United (SA)/Prince Alfred College (SA)/Norwood (SANFL) 1
0
1
1
0
0
SCORE ASSISTS
DUNKLEY Kyle
48 185 80 20/6/2000 2019 MD/2019 Sale (Vic)/Melbourne Grammar (Vic)/Gippsland U18
5
0
5
5
0
3
FRITSCH Bayley
31 188 82 6/12/1996 2018
22
1 46 46
0 37 0 58
Bayley Fritsch Michael Hibberd Toby Bedford Oscar McDonald Ed Langdon
2015
3/2014 Hampton Rovers (Vic)/Sandringham U18
31/2017 Coldstream (Vic)/Casey Demons (VFL)
0
SCOREBOARD GOALS / BEHINDS
GAWN Max
11 208 107 30/12/1991 2011 34/2009 Ormond (Vic)/Sandringham U18
21
1 121 121
HANNAN Mitch
19 189 86 9/3/1994
6
0 41
41
0 48
HARMES James
4 185 82 5/10/1995 2015 RD/2014 Devon Meadows (Vic)/Dandenong U18
22
1 92
92
0 56
1 143 59
2017 46/2016 Gisborne Rookies (Vic)/St Bernard’s (Vic)/Footscray (VFL)
2. 2 2. 0 1. 1 1. 0 1. 0 2 1 1 1 1
MARKS
HIBBERD Michael
14 186 90 3/1/1990
2011 TR/2016 Somerville (Vic)/Dandenong U18/Frankston (VFL)/Essendon
19
0 13
SCORE INVOLVEMENTS
Michael Hibberd Max Gawn Adam Tomlinson Christian Petracca Bayley Fritsch
HORE Marty
34 190 84 5/3/1996
2019
56/2018 Leitchville-Gunbower (Vic)/Bendigo U18/Collingwood (VFL)
14 0 14
14
0
HUNT Jayden
29 187 82 3/4/1995
2016
57/2013 East Sandringham (Vic)/Brighton Grammar (Vic)
21 0 68
68
0 31
6 199 94 29/9/2001 ****
3/2019 Bullcreek-Leeming (WA)/East Fremantle (WAFL)
0
0
0
0
7
1 149 149 0 24
Kysaiah Pickett Ed Langdon Bayley Fritsch Alex Neal-Bullen Jack Viney
9 6 6 6 5
HANDBALLS Jack Viney James Harmes Christian Petracca Clayton Oliver Angus Brayshaw
20 13 13 12 10
JACKSON Luke JETTA Neville JONES Nathan
39 180 83 12/2/1990 2009 RE/2014 Carey Park (WA)/Swan Districts (WAFL) 2 180 85 20/1/1988 2006 12/2005 Mt Eliza (Vic)/Dandenong U18
0
0
0
0
0
KOLODJASHNIJ Kade
16 190 86 9/8/1995
2014 TR/2018 Prospect (Tas)/Launceston (Tas)/Gold Coast
2
0 80
2
0 14
OTHER
LANGDON Ed
15 182 78 1/2/1996
2015 TR/2019 Glen Iris (Vic)/Melbourne Grammar (Vic)/Sandringham U18/Frem 22
1 69
1
0 33
CLEARANCES
LEVER Jake
Jack Viney Clayton Oliver 1 193 100 10/1/1992 2011 TR/2018 Southern Districts (NT)/Melbourne Grammar (Vic)/NT U18/GCS 8 1 132 9 0 22 Max Gawn Ed Langdon 28 196 100 18/3/1996 2015 53/2014 Edenhope-Apsley (Vic)/North Ballarat U18 12 1 75 75 0 1 25 194 99 18/9/1992 2011 53/2010 Edenhope-Apsley (Vic)/North Ballarat U18 15 1 162 162 2 104 Christian Petracca
LOCKHART Jay MAY Steven McDONALD Oscar
8 195 91 5/3/1996
41 177 75 3/2/1996
2015
McDONALD Tom
18 186 83 29/8/1991 2010
NEAL-BULLEN Alex
30 182 80 9/1/1996
NIETSCHKE Aaron
27 184 82 26/5/2000 ****
OLIVER Clayton
13 187 85 22/7/1997 2016
Ed Langdon Michael Hibberd Jack Viney Christian Petracca Angus Brayshaw
27 20 16 14 13
INTERCEPT POSS. Jay Lockhart Jack Viney James Harmes Oscar McDonald Jake Lever
9 8 7 7 7
PETRACCA Christian
5 186 96 4/1/1996
TR/2017 Romsey (Vic)/Calder U18/Adelaide
2019 PSS/2019 North Launceston (Tas)/Launceston College (Tas)/Casey (VFL)
MELKSHAM Jake
UNCONTESTED POSS.
22 0 286 286 0 138
23 186 80 20/12/2000 **** 33/2018 Yarrawonga (Vic)/Caulfield Grammar (Vic)/Oakleigh U18
POSSESSION 20 11 10 8 8
0
JORDON James
CONTESTED POSS. Jack Viney Christian Petracca Clayton Oliver Jay Lockhart James Harmes
0
1
TR/2015 Oak Park (Vic)/PEGS (Vic)/Calder U18/Essendon
2015 40/2014 Plympton (SA)/Glenelg (SANFL)
2016
53/2018 Eudunda-Robertstown (SA)/Central District (SANFL)
8
1
76
20
0
3
12
1
13
13
0
9
12
1 169 55
1 126
TACKLES
14
1
74
74
1 58
0
0
0
0
0
Jack Viney Clayton Oliver James Harmes Christian Petracca Toby Bedford
4/2015 Mooroopna (Vic)/Bendigo U18/Murray U18
22
1 83
83
0 26
22
1 86
86
0 79
PETTY Harrison
35 197 89 12/11/1999 2018
37/2017 Wudinna United (SA)/Rostrevor College (SA)/Norwood (SANFL) 10 0
11
36 171 71 2/6/2001 2020
12/2019 Port District (SA)/Prince Alfred Coll (SA)/W-W Torrens (SANFL)
PREUSS Braydon RIVERS Trent SALEM Christian SPARGO Charlie
0
2/2014 Beverley Hills (Vic)/Eastern U18
PICKETT Kysaiah
SMITH Joel
0
11
0
0
1
1
1
2
2
21 206 114 16/6/1995 2017 TR/2018 Surfers Paradise (Qld)/Townsville (Qld)/North Melb
7
0 15
7
0
9
24 188 85 30/7/2001 ****
0
0
0
0
0
3 183 81 15/7/1995 2014 44 191 87 25/2/1996 2017 9 173 71 25/11/1999 2018
32/2019 Willetton (WA)/East Fremantle (WAFL) 9/2013 Hampton Rovers (Vic)/Sandringham U18
0
20 0 90 90
6
0 19
RE/2017 Maribyrnong Park (Vic)
0
0
11
11
0
29/2017 Albury (NSW)/Murray U18
8
1
27
27
0 16
2
SPARROW Tom
32 183 85 31/5/2000 2019
2
0
2
0
TOMLINSON Adam
20 194 96 10/8/1993 2012 UFA/2019 Canterbury (Vic)/Trinity Grammar (Vic)/Oakleigh U18/GWS
25
1 141
1
0 35
VANDENBERG Aaron
22 188 93 3/3/1992
0
0 35
35
0 22
VINEY Jack
27/2018 Bridgewater Callington (SA)/South Adelaide (SANFL)
1
2015 RD/2015 Tathra (NSW)/Ainslie (NEAFL)
7 178 84 13/4/1994 2013
26/2012 Ashburton (Vic)/Carey Grammar (Vic)/Oakleigh U18/Casey (VFL) 21
1
1 120 120
1 32
0 19
WAGNER Corey
40 181 75 23/3/1997 2016 PSS/2019 Aspley (NEAFL)/North Melb/Casey Demons (VFL)
11
11
0
6
WAGNER Josh
42 189 84 24/6/1994 2016 RD/2016 Aspley (NEAFL)
12 0 40 40
0
2
WEIDEMAN Sam
26 195 97 26/6/1997 2016
11
0 27
9/2015 Vermont (Vic)/Whitefriars College (Vic)/Eastern U18
0 31
31
5 5 5 5 5
7 5 4 2 2 6 4 3 3 2
INSIDE 50s Michael Hibberd Ed Langdon Jack Viney Christian Petracca Angus Brayshaw
9 8 5 3 3
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CLUB HISTORY HIGHEST SCORE
28.14 (182) v North Melbourne, R21, 1986, MCG; v North Melbourne, R5, 1991, MCG
LOWEST SCORE
0.2 (2) v Fitzroy, R16, 1899, Brunswick St Oval
GREATEST WINNING MARGIN
141 points v Hawthorn, R9, 1926, MCG
BEST WINNING SEQUENCE
19 games – R15, 1955 to R13, 1956
OVERALL RECORD: 2422 games – 1090 wins, 1311 losses, 21 draws GRAND FINALS: 18 PREMIERSHIPS: 12 Head-to-head v
Adelaide Brisbane Lions Carlton Collingwood Essendon Fitzroy Fremantle Geelong Gold Coast Suns GWS Giants Hawthorn North Melbourne Port Adelaide Richmond St Kilda Sydney Swans University West Coast Eagles Western Bulldogs
P
W
WORST LOSING SEQUENCE
20 games – R4, 1981 to R1, 1982
MOST GAMES
L
D
40 15 25 0 46 25 21 0 213 93 118 2 238 83 150 5 215 83 130 2 179 88 88 3 38 16 22 0 218 85 131 2 13 10 3 0 12 6 6 0 164 77 87 0 162 84 77 1 34 13 21 0 191 82 107 2 216 121 94 1 209 93 114 2 14 11 3 0 54 17 37 0 166 88 77 1
RECORD AT CURRENT VENUES Venue
MCG
P
W
L
D
1218 625 584 9
Marvel Stadium
63
23
40
0
GMHBA Stadium
59
18
40
1
SCG
27 11 16 0
Gabba
23 9 14 0
TIO Stadium
10
4
6
0
Metricon Stadium
9
4
5
0
Adelaide Oval
8
4
4
0
UNSW Canberra Oval
7
2
5
0
TIO Traeger Park
6
2
4
0
Blundstone Arena 3 0 3 0 Optus Stadium
4
1
Giants Stadium
2 0 2 0
Mars Stadium
0 0 0 0
Uni of Tas Stadium
0
0
3
0
0
David Neitz Nathan Jones* Robert Flower Adem Yze Jim Stynes Steven Febey Brad Green
(306) (286) (272) (271) (264) (258) (254)
MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES
Jim Stynes Adem Yze Don Cordner Billy Deans Greg Wells
(244) (226) (144) (135) (131)
AFL GAMES RECORDS HELD IN GUERNSEY NUMBERS
47 Alan Jarrott (170 – NM & Melb)
MOST GAMES AS CAPTAIN
David Neitz Nathan Jones* Robert Flower Garry Lyon Allan La Fontaine Ron Barassi
(175) (130) (127) (119) (119) (92)
MOST GAMES AS COACH
Norm Smith Frank ‘Checker’ Hughes Neale Daniher John Northey
MOST GOALS
David Neitz Norm Smith Russell Robertson Garry Lyon Fred Fanning
(307) (258) (223) (167) (631) (546) (428) (426) (411)
TOP FIVE GOALKICKING PERFORMANCES
18 Fred Fanning (v St Kilda, round 19, 1947, Junction Oval) 13 Harry Davie (v Carlton, round 14, 1925, Princes Park) 12 Norm Smith (v Footscray, round 17, 1941, MCG) 12 George Margitich (v North Melbourne, round 17, 1931, MCG) 12 Bob C. Johnson (v Hawthorn, round 11, 1933, MCG)
BROWNLOW MEDALLISTS
Ivor Warne-Smith (1926, 1928), Don Cordner (1946), Brian Wilson (1982), Peter Moore (1984), Jim Stynes (1991), Shane Woewodin (2000)
AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME MEMBERS
LEGENDS: Ron Barassi (also Carl, coach Carl, NM, Melb, Syd), Norm Smith (also playing coach Fitz, coach Melb, S Melb) INDUCTEES: Allan La Fontaine (also coach Melb), Bert Chadwick (also Haw, coach Melb, Haw), Bill McClelland (admin), David Christy, Henry Harrison (admin), Ivor Warne-Smith (also coach Melb), Jack Mueller, Percy Beames (also coach Melb), Frank Hughes (coach Melb, also Rich, coach Rich), Vic Cumberland (also St K), Robert Flower, Gerard Healy (also Syd), Jim Stynes, Stuart Spencer, Peter Moore (also Coll), Tom Wills (admin), Carl Ditterich (also St K, coach Melb), Johnny Lewis (also NM, coach NM), Brian Dixon (also coach NM), Stan Heal, Bob B. Johnson, Hassa Mann, Simon Goodwin (coach Melb, also player Adel), David Neitz
AFL TEAM OF THE CENTURY
Ron Barassi (ruck-rover), Norm Smith (coach)
INDIGENOUS TEAM OF THE CENTURY
Byron Pickett (interchange)
LEADING GOALKICKER MEDALLISTS
1897: Jack Leith (22) 1904: Vince Coutie (39) 1911: Harry Brereton (46) 1912: Harry Brereton (56) 1943: Fred Fanning (62) 1944: Fred Fanning (87) 1945: Fred Fanning (67) 1947: Fred Fanning (97)
JOHN COLEMAN MEDALLIST
2002: David Neitz (75)
PREMIERSHIP COACH MEDALLISTS
Bert Chadwick (1926), Frank ‘Checker’ Hughes (1939, 1940, 1941, 1948)
JOCK McHALE MEDALLISTS
Norm Smith (1955, 1956, 1957, 1959, 1960, 1964)
AFL RISING STAR AWARD
Jared Rivers (2004), Jesse Hogan* (2015)
AFL PLAYERS ASSOCIATION MVP AWARD
Jim Stynes (1991)
AFL COACHES ASSOCIATION MVP AWARD
Max Gawn (2018)
PREMIERSHIPS
1900, 1926, 1939, 1940, 1941, 1948, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1959, 1960, 1964
RUNNERS-UP
1946, 1954, 1958, 1988, 2000
McCLELLAND TROPHY
1955, 1956, 1958, 1990
WOODEN SPOONS
1905, 1906, 1919, 1923, 1951, 1969, 1974, 1978, 1981, 1997, 2008, 2009
FINALS
87 games – 51 wins, 34 losses, 2 draws
MOST FINALS
Frank Adams Ron Barassi Jim Stynes Bob B. Johnson Laurie Mithen Jack Mueller
(22) (21) (19) (18) (18) (18)
MOST GOALS IN FINALS
Jack Mueller Norm Smith Ron Barassi Bob B. Johnson David Neitz Garry Lyon
(62) (35) (30) (28) (27) (26)
HIGHEST SCORE IN A FINAL
25.16 (166) v Collingwood, PF, 1948
LOWEST SCORE IN A FINAL
0.8 (8) v Essendon, Final, 1897
GREATEST WINNING MARGIN IN A FINAL
118 points v North Melbourne, EF, 1987
GREATEST LOSING MARGIN IN A FINAL
96 points v Hawthorn, GF, 1988
MOST GOALS IN A FINAL
10 Garry Lyon (v W Bulldogs, 1SF, 1994)
BEST FINALS WINNING STREAK
Six games (1940-46)
WORST FINALS LOSING STREAK
Three games (1897; 1936-37; 1961-62; 2002-05)
PRE-SEASON/NIGHT SERIES
101 games – 47 wins, 54 losses Premierships 1971, 1987, 1989
CLUB MEMBERSHIP
1984 (6297), 1985 (5801), 1986 (4511), 1987 (3122), 1988 (10,078), 1989 (8184), 1990 (10,111), 1991 (10,153), 1992 (8681), 1993 (10,097), 1994 (10,648), 1995 (9544), 1996 (12,964), 1997 (15,350), 1998 (17,870), 1999 (19,713), 2000 (18,227), 2001 (21,409), 2002 (20,152), 2003 (20,555), 2004 (20,647), 2005 (24,805), 2006 (24,698), 2007 (28,077), 2008 (32,600), 2009 (31,506), 2010 (33,358), 2011 (36,937), 2012 (35,459), 2013 (33,177), 2014 (35,911), 2015 (35,953), 2016 (39,146), 2017 (42,233), 2018 (44,275), 2019 (52,421) * denotes current player or coach
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PLAYER LIST
KICKS Jared Polec Jy Simpkin Ben Cunnington Trent Dumont Shaun Higgins
18 15 12 11 11
THIS CLUB
2020
TOTAL
25 25 23 21 19
DEBUT ACQUIRED PREVIOUS CLUB
TOTAL
Ben Cunnington Jared Polec Jy Simpkin Shaun Higgins Trent Dumont
NO. HT. WT. DOB
2019
NAME
7
1
19
19
0
5
AHERN Paul
15 183 85 1/8/1996
2018 TR/2016 Keilor (Vic)/Calder U18/GWS List
ANDERSON Jed
3 179 81 2/2/1994
2013
TR/2015 Darwin (NT)/NT Thunder (NEAFL)/Hawthorn
17
18 189 87 13/9/1992
2011
17/2010 Wodonga Raiders (Vic)/Murray U18
21
BONAR Aiden
16 188 87 8/3/1999
2018 TR/2019 Seaford (Vic)/Haileybury College (Vic)/Dandenong U18/GWS
BROWN Ben
50 200 101 20/11/1992 2014
ATLEY Shaun
47/2013 Devonport (Tas)/Tasmania U18/Werribee (VFL)
2 22
CAMPBELL Tom
42 201 105 2/11/1991
COMBEN Charlie
30 199 84 20/7/2001 ****
2012 PSS/2019 Wesley Coll (Vic)/Sandr U18/Old Scotch (Vic)/Bendigo (VFL)/WB 2
CROCKER Joel
36 188 76 14/4/2000 **** 69/2018 Old Brighton (Vic)/Brighton Grammar (Vic)/Sandringham U18
0
CUNNINGTON Ben
10 185 88 30/6/1991 2010
5/2009 Cobden (Vic)/Geelong U18
22
4/2017 Rye (Vic)/Haileybury College (Vic)/Dandenong U18
14
DAVIES-UNIACKE Luke
9 188 85 8/6/1999
2018
DAW Majak
1 195 97 11/3/1991
2013
31/2019 Sale (Vic)/Catholic College Sale (Vic)/Gippsland U18
RE/2012 Wyndham Vale (Vic)/Western U18
GOALS
2020
BALL USE DISPOSALS
GAMES
0
0
Ben Cunnington Ben Brown 0 6 0 0 5 Nick Larkey 1 122 122 1 280 Todd Goldstein 0 44 2 0 24 Aaron Hall 0 0 0 0 0 SCORE ASSISTS 0 0 0 0 0 Jed Anderson 1 210 210 2 86 Trent Dumont 0 21 21 0 5 Tarryn Thomas 0 50 50 0 40 Ben Cunnington 1 83 83 0 23 Tom Murphy 1 64 54
0 22
1 198 198 0 43
DUMONT Trent
14 186 86 30/6/1995 2015 30/2013 Golden Grove (SA)/Norwood (SANFL)
21
MARKS
DURDIN Sam
24 198 99 6/6/1996
2017
16/2014 East Murray (SA)/West Adelaide (SANFL)
10 0 19
Trent Dumont Robbie Tarrant Ben Cunnington Jared Polec Ben Brown
GARNER Taylor
6 187 87 8/1/1994
2013
15/2012 Rowville (Vic)/Dandenong U18
9
0 43 43
22
1 235 235 1
6 5 4 4 3
HANDBALLS Ben Cunnington Shaun Higgins Trent Dumont Shaun Atley Jed Anderson
13 10 8 8 8
POSSESSION CONTESTED POSS. Ben Cunnington Jy Simpkin Trent Dumont Todd Goldstein Jed Anderson
16 11 9 9 9
UNCONTESTED POSS. Jared Polec Shaun Higgins Jy Simpkin Trent Dumont Ben Cunnington
17 16 12 11 10
INTERCEPT POSS. Robbie Tarrant Shaun Atley Jasper Pittard Jared Polec Jamie Macmillan
7 5 5 4 4
19
0
SCORE INVOLVEMENTS 8 8 6 5 5
HALL Aaron
43 185 85 9/11/1990 2012 TR/2018 Hobart (Tas)/Gold Coast
6
1 110
7
1
HAYDEN Kyron
37 186 86 7/6/1999
1
0
1
0
HIGGINS Shaun
4 184 89 4/3/1988 2006 RFA/2014 Newtown & Chilwell (Vic)/St Joseph’s College, Geel/Geel U18/WB 17 46 179 79 25/2/1997
**** MD/2019 Henley (SA)/Glenelg (SANFL)
0
1
1 221 92
0
0
0
0
0
Ben Cunnington 120 Jy Simpkin 81 Trent Dumont 0 Tarryn Thomas 220 Jared Polec 0
JACOBS Ben
5 185 85 9/1/1992
2011
37/2012 East Brighton (Vic)/Brighton Grammar (Vic)/Sandr U18/Port Adel 0
0 90 64
0 15
OTHER
LARKEY Nick
20 198 95 6/6/1998
2017
73/2016 Hawthorn Citizens (Vic)/Oakleigh U18
1 20
1
CLEARANCES
MACMILLAN Jamie
34 188 87 23/9/1991 2010 37/2009 Camberwell (Vic)Scotch College (Vic)/Oakleigh U18
18
1 158 158 0 45
MAHONY Jack
35 178 72 12/11/2001 **** 34/2019 St Kevin’s O.B. (Vic)/St Kevin’s College (Vic)/Sandringham U18
0
0
McDONALD Luke
11 189 86 9/2/1995
2014
FS/2013 Kew Comets (Vic)/Oakleigh U18/Werribee (VFL)
17
0
20 0
27
0
0
13
1 110 110
0 16
McGUINNESS Matthew 41 192 75 13/7/2000 **** RD/2020 Lauderdale (Tas)/Tasmania U18
0
0
0
0
0
0
McKAY Ben
23 201 95 24/12/1997 2017
3
0
4
4
0
0
MURPHY Tom
40 189 84 19/1/1998
PEREZ Flynn
39 188 82 25/8/2001 ****
PITTARD Jasper
17 186 84 1/4/1991
21/2015 Warragul (Vic)/Gippsland U18
2018 RD/2018 Somerville (Vic)/Dandenong U18 35/2019 Sandhurst (Vic)/Catherine McAuley College (Vic)/Bendigo U18
2011 TR/2018 Torquay (Vic)/Geelong U18/Port Adelaide
0
1
5
5
0
0
TACKLES
0
0
0
0
0
22
1 149 23
Ben Cunnington Tarryn Thomas Cameron Zurhaar Shaun Higgins Ben Brown
0 12
POLEC Jared
13 187 84 12/10/1992 2011 TR/2018 Seaton Ramblers (SA)/W-West Torrens (SANFL)/BL/PA
22
1 129 23
0 71
8 186 73 9/7/2000
2019 49/2018 Broadbeach (Qld)
4
0
4
4
0
SIMPKIN Jy
12 182 77 5/3/1998
2017
12/2016 Mooroopna (Vic)/Scotch College (Vic)/Murray U18
21
1
57
57
1 28
15/2007 South Mildura (Vic)/Bendigo U18
3
TARRANT Robbie
25 196 96 25/4/1989 2010
22
1 149 149 0 44
TAYLOR Curtis
31 187 78 6/4/2000 2019 46/2018 Keilor (Vic)/Calder U18
2
1
3
3
1
THOMAS Tarryn
26 189 76 25/3/2000 2019
20 1
21
21
0 16
1
TURNER Kayne
28 180 75 31/12/1995 2014 RE/2014 Wodonga (Vic)/Murray U18
21 0 79
79
0 53
TYSON Dom
21 186 85 8/6/1993
3
0 110
3
0 45
VICKERS-WILLIS Ed
33 190 86 28/3/1996 2017 36/2014 East Malvern (Vic)/Melbourne Grammar (Vic)/Sandringham U18
1
0 15
15
0
WALKER Josh
19 197 98 12/11/1992 2012 DFA/2020 Lara (Vic)/Geelong U18/Geelong/Brisbane
11
1 86
1
0 69
WALKER Will
27 186 78 30/3/1999 2018
0
0
4
0
4
17 0 120 52
0
11
WILLIAMS Marley
2012 TR/2018 Camberwell (Vic)/Trinity Grammar (Vic)/Oakl U18/GWS/Melb
23/2017 Hampton Rovers (Vic)/Sandringham U18
2 181 81 22/7/1993 2012 TR/2016 North Albany (WA)/Claremont (WAFL)/Collingwood
4
0
WOOD Mason
32 192 87 13/9/1993 2014
41/2012 Geelong Amateur (Vic)/Geelong College (Vic)/Geelong U18
18 0 57
57
0 73
XERRI Tristan
38 201 99 15/3/1999
72/2017 Caroline Springs (Vic)/Western U18
0
0
0
0
9/2008 Wodonga (Vic)/Murray U18
22
1 211 211
0 162
19
1 29
0 30
ZIEBELL Jack ZURHAAR Cameron
****
7 188 89 28/2/1991 2009
44 189 91 22/5/1998 2017 RE/2019 Melville (WA)/East Fremantle (WAFL)
Todd Goldstein Ben Cunnington Shaun Higgins Jy Simpkin Trent Dumont
0
SCOTT Bailey
8/2018 North Launceston (Tas)
0
29
3 2 2 1 1
1
22 201 103 1/7/1988
2019 RD/2019 Noranda (WA)/Hale College (WA)/Subiaco (WAFL)
2.0 1.1 1.1 1.0 1.0
0 29
GOLDSTEIN Todd
HOSIE Lachlan
2008 37/2006 Trinity Grammar (Vic)/Oakleigh U18
SCOREBOARD GOALS / BEHINDS
7 6 4 4 2 7 7 5 5 3
INSIDE 50s Jared Polec Shaun Atley Shaun Higgins Trent Dumont Ben Cunnington
8 4 4 3 3
0
Acquired = How player arrived at this club 1/2000 = National Draft number/year LTA = Local talent access selection MD = Mid-Season Rookie Draft PD = Pre-Season Draft PDN = Previous Draft nomination PDS = Pre-Draft selection PSS = Pre-Season Supplemental selection RD = Rookie Draft RE = Rookie elevation TR = Traded to this club UPS = Uncontracted player selection 17YO = 17-year-old access UFA = Unrestricted free agent RFA = Restricted free agent DFA = Delisted free agent # = Category A Rookie (eligible for AFL selection) * = Category B Rookie (only eligible for AFL selection as long-term injury replacement) TIR = Trade Incentive Rule
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CLUB HISTORY HIGHEST SCORE
35.19 (229) v Sydney, R6, 1993, Princes Park
LOWEST SCORE
1.8 (14) v Geelong, R21, 2019, GMHBA Stadium
GREATEST WINNING MARGIN
141 points v Richmond, R2, 1990, MCG
BEST WINNING SEQUENCE
11 games – R14, 1998 to PF, 1998
WORST LOSING SEQUENCE
OVERALL RECORD: 1987 games – 885 wins, 1085 losses, 17 draws GRAND FINALS: 10 PREMIERSHIPS: 4 Head-to-head v
Adelaide Brisbane Lions Carlton Collingwood Essendon Fitzroy Fremantle Geelong Gold Coast Suns GWS Giants Hawthorn Melbourne Port Adelaide Richmond St Kilda Sydney Swans University West Coast Eagles Western Bulldogs
P
W
35 games – R17, 1933 to R14, 1935
MOST GAMES
L
D
44 21 23 0 55 32 22 1 156 59 97 0 161 52 107 2 158 57 100 1 128 65 62 1 31 18 13 0 164 63 100 1 12 7 5 0 9 6 3 0 176 77 97 2 162 77 84 1 35 22 13 0 160 73 85 2 161 81 78 2 163 74 88 1 0 0 0 0 50 22 28 0 162 79 80 3
P
W
L
D
MCG
350 175 170 5
Marvel Stadium
215
120
93
2
GMHBA Stadium
58
25
33
0
SCG
36 22 14 0
Blundstone Arena
22
Gabba
22 8 14 0
UNSW Canberra Oval
19
12
7
0
Metricon Stadium
17
11
6
0
Adelaide Oval
7 0 7 0
Uni of Tas Stadium
7
Optus Stadium
3
Giants Stadium
2
Mars Stadium
0 0 0 0
TIO Stadium
0 0 0 0
TIO Traeger Park
0
16
2
6
0
5
0
1
2
0
2
0
0
0
(432) (316) (311) (306) (306) (294) (292)
MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES
Sam Gibson Keith Greig Byron Pickett Peter Bell John Blakey Andrew Swallow
(130) (119) (118) (112) (106) (106)
AFL GAMES RECORDS HELD IN GUERNSEY NUMBERS
5 24 29 47
John Rantall (330 – SM & NM) Gary Dempsey (329 – Foots & NM) Brent Harvey (432 – NM) Alan Jarrott (170 – NM & Melb)
MOST GAMES AS CAPTAIN
Wayne Carey Wayne Schimmelbusch Adam Simpson Andrew Swallow Barry Davis
(184) (150) (110) (102) (71)
MOST GAMES AS COACH
RECORD AT CURRENT VENUES Venue
Brent Harvey Drew Petrie Glenn Archer Wayne Schimmelbusch Adam Simpson Keith Greig Anthony Stevens
0
Denis Pagan Wally Carter Brad Scott Ron Barassi Dean Laidley John Kennedy
MOST GOALS
Wayne Carey Brent Harvey John Longmire Jock Spencer Malcolm Blight Drew Petrie Sel Murray
(240) (220) (211) (198) (149) (113) (671) (518) (511) (475) (444) (428) (411)
TOP GOALKICKING PERFORMANCES
14 John Longmire (v Melbourne, round 14, 1990 at MCG) 12 John Longmire (v Richmond, round 2, 1990 at MCG) 11 Jock Spencer (v South Melbourne, round 16, 1950 at Lake Oval)
McCLELLAND TROPHY
11 Malcolm Blight (v Western Bulldogs, round 17, 1981 at Whitten Oval) 11 Wayne Carey (v Melbourne, round 17, 1996 at MCG)
1976, 1978, 1983, 1998
WOODEN SPOONS
1926, 1929, 1930, 1931, 1934, 1935, 1937, 1940, 1956, 1961, 1968, 1970, 1972
BROWNLOW MEDALLISTS
Noel Teasdale (1965 tied), Keith Greig (1973, 1974), Malcolm Blight (1978), Ross Glendinning (1983)
FINALS
75 games – 35 wins, 39 losses, 1 draw
MOST FINALS
AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME MEMBERS
Wayne Schimmelbusch David Dench Glenn Archer Brent Harvey Keith Greig
LEGENDS: Ron Barassi (coach NM, also Melb, Carl, also coach Carl, Melb, Syd), Barry Cable (also coach NM), Malcolm Blight (also coach NM, Geel, Adel, St K) INDUCTEES: Johnny Lewis (also Melb, coach NM), Allen Aylett, Keith Greig, Les Foote (also St K, coach St K), Russell Ebert, Wayne Schimmelbusch (also coach NM), David Dench, Ross Glendinning (also WCE), Barry Davis (also Ess, coach of Ess), Doug Wade (also Geel), Wels Eicke (also St K, coach NM, St K), John Murphy (also Fitz, S Melb), John Kennedy (coach NM, also Haw, coach Haw), John Rantall (also S Melb, Fitz), Gary Dempsey (also Foots), Tom Fitzmaurice (also Ess, Geel, coach Geel), Noel Teasdale, Wayne Carey (also Adel), Brian Dixon (coach NM, also Melb), Glenn Archer, Graham Cornes (also coach Adel), Peter Bell (also Frem), Anthony Stevens
(29) (25) (24) (24) (23)
MOST GOALS IN FINALS
Wayne Carey Arnold Briedis Malcolm Blight
(59) (38) (35)
HIGHEST SCORE IN A FINAL
21.25 (151) v Collingwood, GF replay, 1977
LOWEST SCORE IN A FINAL
5.10 (40) v Melbourne, EF, 1987
GREATEST WINNING MARGIN IN A FINAL
67 points v Hawthorn, PF, 1977
GREATEST LOSING MARGIN IN A FINAL
AFL TEAM OF THE CENTURY
125 points v Essendon, 1QF, 2000
Keith Greig (wing)
MOST GOALS IN A FINAL
INDIGENOUS TEAM OF THE CENTURY LEADING GOALKICKER MEDALLISTS
7 Brett Allison, v Geelong, QF, 1996; Wayne Carey v Geelong, QF, 1997; David King v Essendon, 1QF, 2000; Craig Sholl v Melbourne, PF, 2000
JOHN COLEMAN MEDALLISTS
Five games (1996-97)
Jim Krakouer (forward pocket), Barry Cable (rover, coach), Byron Pickett (interchange) 1941: Sel Murray (88)
BEST FINALS WINNING STREAK
1974: Doug Wade (91) 1982: Malcolm Blight (94) 1990: John Longmire (98)
WORST FINALS LOSING STREAK
Four games (1945-50, 2000-07)
PRE-SEASON/NIGHT SERIES
NORM SMITH MEDALLISTS
133 games – 77 wins, 56 losses Premierships 1965, 1966, 1980, 1995, 1998
Glenn Archer (1996), Shannon Grant (1999)
JOCK McHALE MEDALLISTS
CLUB MEMBERSHIP
Ron Barassi (1975, 1977), Denis Pagan (1996, 1999)
Wayne Carey (1995, 1998), Corey McKernan (1996)
1984 (6374), 1985 (6520), 1986 (5318), 1987 (3430), 1988 (4415), 1989 (3411), 1990 (5201), 1991 (6683), 1992 (6083), 1993 (6851), 1994 (10,296), 1995 (14,027), 1996 (14,438), 1997 (19,368), 1998 (20,196), 1999 (22,080), 2000 (22,156), 2001 (22,940), 2002 (20,831), 2003 (21,403), 2004 (23,420), 2005 (24,154), 2006 (24,624), 2007 (22,366), 2008 (29,619), 2009 (28,340), 2010 (26,953), 2011 (28,761), 2012 (33,423), 2013 (34,607), 2014 (39,060), 2015 (41,012), 2016 (45,014), 2017 (40,343), 2018 (40,789), 2019 (42,419)
PREMIERSHIPS
* denotes current player or coach
JIM STYNES MEDALLIST
Brent Harvey (2003)
MICHAEL TUCK MEDALLISTS
Mick Martyn (1995), Wayne Carey (1998)
AFL RISING STAR AWARD
Byron Pickett (1998)
AFL PLAYERS ASSOCIATION MVP AWARD
1975, 1977, 1996, 1999
RUNNERS-UP
1950, 1974, 1976, 1978, 1998
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Tom Rockliff Darcy Byrne-Jones Travis Boak Karl Amon Connor Rozee
26 25 25 21 21
KICKS Tom Rockliff Darcy Byrne-Jones Karl Amon Connor Rozee Ryan Burton MARKS Brad Ebert Trent McKenzie Karl Amon Connor Rozee Robbie Gray
8 7 6 6 6
HANDBALLS Travis Boak Dan Houston Tom Rockliff Brad Ebert Darcy Byrne-Jones
13 11 10 9 9
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THIS CLUB
TOTAL
DEBUT ACQUIRED PREVIOUS CLUB
GOALS
AMON Karl
15 181 71 19/8/1995 2015 68/2013 East Sandringham (Vic)/Sandringham U18
17
1 60 60
0 31
ATLEY Joe
30 186 84 4/8/1998
32/2016 Rochester (Vic)/Bendigo U18
1
0
4
4
0
0
BERGMAN Miles
14 189 83 18/10/2001 ****
14/2019 East Brighton (Vic)/St Bedes College (Vic)/Sandringham U18
0
0
0
0
0
0
1 265 265 0 171
2017
BOAK Travis
10 183 85 1/8/1988
2007
5/2006 Torquay (Vic)/Geelong U18
21
BONNER Riley
26 190 85 7/3/1997
2016
37/2015 Goodwood (SA)/West Adelaide (SANFL)
19 0 42
42
0
8
BURGOYNE Trent
31 177 70 2/10/2001
**** RD/2020 Port District (SA)/Woodville-West Torrens (SANFL)
0
0
0
0
BURTON Ryan
16 16 15 13 13
NO. HT. WT. DOB
2019
NAME
2020
BALL USE DISPOSALS
GAMES
TOTAL
PLAYER LIST
3 191 90 31/1/1997
2016 TR/2018 PHOS-Camden (SA)/North Adelaide (SANFL)/Hawthorn
BUTTERS Zak
18 181 74 8/9/2000 2019
12/2018 Darley (Vic)/Maribyrnong College (Vic)/Western U18
BUZZA Wylie
13 199 102 2/3/1996
BYRNE-JONES Darcy
33 181 76 20/9/1995 2016
52/2013 Camberwell (Vic)/Scotch College (Vic)/Oakleigh U18
CLUREY Tom
17 193 88 23/3/1994 2014
29/2012 Katamatite (Vic)/Murray U18
2017 DFA/2020 Mt Gravatt (Qld)/Redland (NEAFL)/Geelong
0
16
1 64
17
0
9
SCORE ASSISTS
1 20
20
1
13
0
0
9
0
0
6
22
1
87
87
0
6
21
1 82
82
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Robbie Gray Zak Butters Travis Boak Steven Motlop Connor Rozee
9
0 135 70
COX Tobin
47 181 73 15/7/1999
22 200 105 23/9/1990 2011
DREW Willem
28 188 78 1/10/1998 2019 33/2016 Koroit (Vic)/North Ballarat U18
10 0 10
DUURSMA Xavier
21 186 73 7/7/2000
18/2018 Foster (Vic)/South Gippsland SC (Vic)/Gippsland U18
20 1
TR/2011 Henley (SA)/St Michael’s College (SA)/Port Adel (SANFL)/WCE
11
1 247 171
1 130
51/2017 Castlemaine (Vic)/Bendigo U18
7
0 12
12
0 17
2019
7 189 90 2/4/1990 2008
FARRELL Kane
24 182 74 17/3/1999 2018
TR/2015 Redlynch (Qld)/Cairns (Qld)/Redland (Qld)/Gold Coast
0
21
SCORE INVOLVEMENTS
0
2
21
0
11
Robbie Gray Brad Ebert Connor Rozee Karl Amon Travis Boak
45 178 75 17/5/2000 **** RD/2019 Portland (SA)/Woodville-West Torrens (SANFL)
0
0
0
0
0
0
27 184 83 21/5/1999 2019 60/2017 Wandin (Vic)/Scotch College (Vic)/Eastern U18
4
0
4
4
0
0
GEORGIADES Mitchell
19 192 87 28/9/2001 2020
1
1
2
2
GRUNDY Riley HARTLETT Hamish HAYES Sam HOUSTON Dan
18/2019 Marist (WA)/Hale School (WA)/Subiaco (WAFL)
41 194 84 28/7/2000 **** RD/2020 Mitcham (SA)/Sturt (SANFL) 8 185 83 14/8/1990 2009 25 203 93 9/6/1999
****
4/2008 Edwardstown (SA)/West Adelaide (SANFL) 47/2017 Ferntree Gully (Vic)/Eastern U18
1
1 219 219 0 318
CLEARANCES Travis Boak Tom Rockliff Sam Powell-Pepper Dan Houston Scott Lycett
0
0
11
1 165 165
0
0
0
1
74 0
0
0
0
0
0
5 186 83 12/5/1997 2017 RE/2018 Greythorn (Vic)/Camberwell Grammar (Vic)/Oakleigh U18
21
1
61
61
0 10
1 188 89 9/1/1991
POSSESSION
JONAS Tom
18
1 140 140 0
1
CONTESTED POSS.
LADHAMS Peter
38 202 95 14/1/1998 2019 RE/2019 Modbury (SA)/Norwood (SANFL)
5
0
5
5
0
2
TACKLES
LIENERT Jarrod
40 195 88 5/8/1994
7
1
14
14
0
0
LYCETT Scott
29 203 98 26/9/1992 2011 RFA/2018 Thevenard (SA)/Port Adelaide (SANFL)/West Coast
18
1 94
19
0 51
10
1
21
21
2 24
0
0 101
0
0 26
Tom Jonas Dan Houston Justin Westhoff Brad Ebert Tom Rockliff
Travis Boak Tom Rockliff Connor Rozee Sam Powell-Pepper Xavier Duursma
12 10 10 10 9
UNCONTESTED POSS. Karl Amon Darcy Byrne-Jones Tom Rockliff Connor Rozee Travis Boak
17 16 15 15 14
INTERCEPT POSS. Darcy Byrne-Jones Ryan Burton Trent McKenzie Tom Clurey Xavier Duursma
10 7 6 6 5
MARSHALL Todd MAYES Sam
2011
2018 RE/2019 Murray Bridge Imperials (SA)/Sturt (SANFL)
4 198 88 8/10/1998 2017
16/2016 Deniliquin Rams (NSW)/Murray U18
32 187 84 20/5/1994 2013 TR/2018 Port Pirie (SA)/North Adelaide (SANFL)/Brisbane
McKENZIE Trent
12 191 83 3/4/1992
MEAD Jackson
44 184 83 30/9/2001 ****
MOTLOP Steven
RE/2012 Rostrevor College (SA)/Norwood (SANFL)
2011 DFA/2017 Altona Juniors (Vic)/Williamstown Jnrs (Vic)/Western U18/GCS 25/2019 SMOSH Westlakes (SA)/Henley HS (SA)/W-W Torrens (SANFL)
6 183 76 12/3/1991 2010 RFA/2017 Wanderers (NT)/Geelong
1 109
3
0 22
0
0
0
14
1 171 36
2 195
0
0
0
0
0 0
0
48 192 81 6/2/2001
PATMORE Jake
37 181 76 29/1/1999
****
58/2017 Swanbourne (WA)/Christ Church Gram (WA)/Claremont (WAFL) 0
0
0
0
0
2 187 91 8/1/1998
2017
18/2016 Mount Hawthorn (WA)/Wesley College (WA)/East Perth (WAFL) 19
1 58
58
0 31 0 96
ROCKLIFF Tom
11 185 85 22/2/1990 2009 RFA/2017 Benalla (Vic)/Murray U18/Brisbane
0
0
PASINI Jake POWELL-PEPPER Sam
**** RD/2020 Caversham (WA)/Swan Districts (WAFL)
1 0
18
1 191 37
ROZEE Connor
20 185 80 22/1/2000 2019
22
1 23
23
1 30
SUTCLIFFE Cam
50 186 87 23/5/1992 2012 MD/2019 Kadina (SA)Woodville-West Torrens (SA)/Frem/Port Adel (SANFL) 5
0 109
5
0 22
WATTS Jack
23 196 88 26/3/1991 2009
0 174 21
0 161
WESTHOFF Justin
39 199 96 1/10/1986 2007 71/2006 Tanunda (SA)/Central District (SANFL)
WILLIAMS Dylan
34 186 81 1/7/2001
WINES Ollie
16 187 89 7/10/1994 2013
****
WOODCOCK Boyd
36 174 72 5/3/2000
5/2018 South Augusta (SA)/North Adelaide (SANFL)
TR/2017 East Sandr (Vic)/Brighton Grammar (Vic)/Sandr U18/Melbourne 2 23/2019 Whitefriars Old Collegians (Vic)/Whitefriars Coll (Vic)/Oakl U18 7/2012 Echuca (Vic)/Bendigo U18
**** RD/2020 Paskeville (SA)/North Adelaide (SANFL)
11 9 8 7 6
OTHER
0 19
0
4 2 2 2 2
10
FREDERICK Martin
9 183 84 30/3/1988 2007 55/2006 East Burwood (Vic)/Oakleigh U18
2.2 2.0 2.0 1.3 1.0
0 212
GARNER Joel GRAY Robbie
Todd Marshall Steven Motlop Mitchell Georgiades Brad Ebert Zak Butters
19
DIXON Charlie
EBERT Brad
**** RD/2019 Padthaway (SA)/Glenelg (SANFL)
0
SCOREBOARD GOALS / BEHINDS
7 6 4 4 2 6 6 5 4 4
INSIDE 50s Connor Rozee Tom Rockliff Travis Boak Steven Motlop Robbie Gray
8 7 5 4 4
20 1 269 269 0 303 0
0
0
0
0
0
12 0 141 141
0 63
0
0
0
0
0
0
Acquired = How player arrived at this club 1/2000 = National Draft number/year LTA = Local talent access selection MD = Mid-Season Rookie Draft PD = Pre-Season Draft PDN = Previous Draft nomination PDS = Pre-Draft selection PSS = Pre-Season Supplemental selection RD = Rookie Draft RE = Rookie elevation TR = Traded to this club UPS = Uncontracted player selection 17YO = 17-year-old access UFA = Unrestricted free agent RFA = Restricted free agent DFA = Delisted free agent # = Category A Rookie (eligible for AFL selection) * = Category B Rookie (only eligible for AFL selection as long-term injury replacement) TIR = Trade Incentive Rule
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CLUB HISTORY 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
OVERALL RECORD: 530 games – 272 wins, 253 losses, 5 draws GRAND FINALS: 2 PREMIERSHIPS: 1 (SANFL – 36) Head-to-head v
Adelaide Brisbane Lions Carlton Collingwood Essendon Fitzroy Fremantle Geelong Gold Coast Suns GWS Giants Hawthorn Melbourne North Melbourne Richmond St Kilda Sydney Swans University West Coast Eagles Western Bulldogs
P
W
L
D
47 23 24 0 37 18 17 2 32 18 13 1 31 15 16 0 31 17 14 0 0 0 0 0 37 20 17 0 33 10 22 1 12 11 1 0 10 4 6 0 35 19 16 0 34 21 13 0 35 13 22 0 32 18 13 1 30 20 10 0 30 10 20 0 0 0 0 0 34 19 15 0 30 16 14 0
BEST WINNING SEQUENCE
Eight 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
MOST GAMES
Kane Cornes Justin Westhoff* Travis Boak* Warren Tredrea Peter Burgoyne Chad Cornes Brendon Lade Dom Cassisi Robbie Gray*
(300) (269) (265) (255) (240) (239) (234) (228) (219)
MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES
Kane Cornes Justin Westhoff* Brad Ebert* Brendon Lade Matthew Broadbent Jay Schulz Shaun Burgoyne Ollie Wines* Travis Boak*
(174) (135) (108) (106) (80) (72) (69) (67) (63)
AFL GAMES RECORDS HELD IN GUERNSEY NUMBERS
18 Kane Cornes
(293)
MOST GAMES AS CAPTAIN
RECORD AT CURRENT VENUES Venue
117 points v Hawthorn, round 13, 2005, Football Park
P
W
L
D
Adelaide Oval
75
44
31
0
Marvel Stadium
54
21
33
0
MCG
47 20 26 1
Gabba
18 6 10 2
SCG
17 5 12 0
GMHBA Stadium
14
2
12
0
TIO Stadium
10
4
6
0
Uni of Tas Stadium
10
5
5
0
UNSW Canberra Oval
6
1
5
0
Metricon Stadium
6
6
0
0
Optus Stadium
4
1
3
0
TIO Traeger Park
3
3
0
0
Mars Stadium
2
2
0
0
Giants Stadium
2
1
1
0
Travis Boak* Warren Tredrea Matthew Primus Dom Cassisi Gavin Wanganeen
(139) (96) (86) (75) (61)
MOST GAMES AS COACH
Mark Williams Ken Hinkley* Matthew Primus John Cahill
MOST GOALS
Warren Tredrea Robbie Gray* Justin Westhoff* Jay Schulz Stuart Dew Brett Ebert Chad Wingard
(274) (160) (47) (44) (549) (318) (303) (275) (245) (240) (232)
TOP GOALKICKING PERFORMANCES
8 Warren Tredrea (v Carlton, round 7, 1998, Princes Park) 8 Jay Schulz (v Western Bulldogs, round 14, 2014, Adelaide Oval) 7 Scott Cummings (v Essendon, round 17, 1997, MCG) 7 Warren Tredrea (v Fremantle, round 11, 2003, Football Park) 7 Scott Cummings (v Hawthorn, round 2, 1998, Waverley Park) 7 Warren Tredrea (v Essendon, round 9, 2003, Marvel Stadium) 7 Daniel Motlop (v Essendon, round 7, 2008, Marvel Stadium) 7 Warren Tredrea (v Richmond, round 8, 2009, Football Park) 7 Warren Tredrea (v Hawthorn, round 13, 2005, Football Park) 7 Warren Tredrea (v Adelaide, round 7, 2004, Football Park) 7 Jay Schulz (v North Melbourne, round 13, 2010, Marvel Stadium) 7 Jay Schulz (v Brisbane Lions, round 15, 2011, Gabba) 7 Jay Schulz (v North Melbourne, round 8, 2012, Football Park) 7 Angus Monfries (v Geelong, round 20, 2013, GMHBA Stadium) 7 Jay Schulz (v Brisbane, round 4, 2014, Adelaide Oval)
AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME MEMBERS
INDUCTEES: Craig Bradley (also Carl), Nathan Buckley (also Bris Lions, Coll, coach Coll), Haydn Bunton snr (also Fitz), John Cahill (coach PA, also coach Coll), Russell Ebert (also NM), Bob McLean (admin PA), Geof Motley, Bob Quinn, Gavin Wanganeen (also Ess), Fos Williams (coach PA), Warren Tredrea
INDIGENOUS TEAM OF THE CENTURY
Gavin Wanganeen (half-back flank), Byron Pickett (interchange), Peter Burgoyne (interchange)
NORM SMITH MEDALLIST
Byron Pickett (2004)
JOCK McHALE MEDALLIST
Mark Williams (2004)
AFL RISING STAR AWARD
Michael Wilson (1997), Danyle Pearce (2006)
MICHAEL TUCK MEDALLISTS
Adam Kingsley (2001), Nick Stevens (2002)
PREMIERSHIPS
2004
RUNNERS-UP
McCLELLAND TROPHY
2002, 2003, 2004
WOODEN SPOONS
None
FINALS
23 games – 11 wins, 12 losses
MOST FINALS
Kane Cornes Peter Burgoyne Warren Tredrea Chad Cornes Shaun Burgoyne Stuart Dew Adam Kingsley Gavin Wanganeen
(19) (17) (17) (16) (14) (14) (14) (14)
MOST GOALS IN FINALS
Warren Tredrea Stuart Dew Brendon Lade Peter Burgoyne Chad Wingard Byron Pickett Shaun Burgoyne
(28) (26) (16) (14) (11) (10) (10)
HIGHEST SCORE IN A FINAL
26.8 (164) v North Melbourne, EF, 2005
LOWEST SCORE IN A FINAL
5.10 (40) v Adelaide, 1SF, 2005
GREATEST WINNING MARGIN IN A FINAL
87 points v North Melbourne, 1EF, 2005 87 points v North Melbourne, 2PF, 2007
GREATEST LOSING MARGIN IN A FINAL
119 points v Geelong, GF, 2007
MOST GOALS IN A FINAL
5 Brendon Lade, v Sydney, 1QF, 2003
BEST FINALS WINNING STREAK
Four games (2004-05)
WORST FINALS LOSING STREAK
Four games (1999-2002)
PRE-SEASON/NIGHT SERIES
54 games – 29 wins, 25 losses Premierships 2001, 2002
CLUB MEMBERSHIP
1997 (35,809), 1998 (38,305), 1999 (37,166), 2000 (34,925), 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 (29,092), 2011 (32,581), 2012 (35,543), 2013 (39,838), 2014 (48,968), 2015 (54,057), 2016 (53,743), 2017 (52,129), 2018 (54,386), 2019 (51,951) * denotes current player or coach
2007
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PLAYER LIST
KICKS Jayden Short Dustin Martin Dion Prestia Shai Bolton Trent Cotchin
13 12 11 11 11
MARKS Shai Bolton Jayden Short Josh Caddy Jack Riewoldt Dylan Grimes
6 5 5 5 5
HANDBALLS Dion Prestia Dustin Martin Liam Baker Shane Edwards Trent Cotchin
14 12 10 8 8
POSSESSION CONTESTED POSS. Liam Baker Trent Cotchin Ivan Soldo Dustin Martin Dion Prestia
10 9 9 8 7
UNCONTESTED POSS. Dion Prestia Dustin Martin Jayden Short Trent Cotchin Josh Caddy
19 12 11 11 11
INTERCEPT POSS. Liam Baker David Astbury Dylan Grimes Sydney Stack Dion Prestia
10 7 6 5 3
**** RD/2019 Beaconsfield (Vic)/Bendigo (VFL)/Richmond (VFL)
7 173 72 27/1/1998 2018 RD/2018 Lake Grace (WA)/West Perth (WAFL)/Subiaco (WAFL)
2020
12 195 96 26/2/1991 2010 35/2009 Tatyoon (Vic)/North Ballarat U18
TOTAL
39 177 76 8/12/1994
THIS CLUB
AARTS Jake ASTBURY David BAKER Liam
DEBUT ACQUIRED PREVIOUS CLUB
TOTAL
25 24 19 16 15
NO. HT. WT. DOB
2019
Dion Prestia Dustin Martin Trent Cotchin Liam Baker Shane Edwards
NAME
GOALS
2020
BALL USE DISPOSALS
GAMES
0
0
0
0
0
0
22
1 130 130 0
9
19
1 23
23
0
9 6
BALTA Noah
21 194 100 23/10/1999 2019
25/2017 Essendon Doutta Stars (Vic)/Calder U18
13 0 13
13
0
BOLTON Shai
29 175 77 8/12/1998 2017
29/2016 Forrestdale (WA)/South Fremantle (WAFL)
19
1 29
29
3 22
BROAD Nathan
35 192 89 15/4/1993 2016
67/2015 Upper Swan (WA)/Swan Districts (WAFL)
24
1 55
55
CADDY Josh
22 186 87 28/9/1992 2011 TR/2016 Eltham (Vic)/Northern U18/Gold Coast/Geelong
18
1 158 63
0 160
CASTAGNA Jason
11 181 82 12/7/1996 2016
24
1
77
77
3 84
CHOL Mabior
41 200 94 29/1/1997 2016 RD/2019 Yeronga (Qld)/Aspley (NEAFL)
9
0 10
10
0
COLEMAN-JONES Callum 40 200 102 13/6/1999 2019 COLLIER-DAWKINS Riley 26 191 90 3/2/2000 COTCHIN Trent
9 185 86 7/4/1990
RE/2017 Warrandyte (Vic)/Marcellin College (Vic)/Northern U18 20/2017 Unley (SA)/Scotch College (SA)/Sturt (SANFL)
**** 20/2018 Waverley Blues (Vic)/Salesian College (Vic)/Oakleigh U18 2008
2/2007 PEGS (Vic)/Northern U18
CUMBERLAND Noah
38 183 79 15/3/2001
DOW Thomson
27 182 76 16/10/2001 ****
EDWARDS Shane
10 182 80 25/10/1988 2007 26/2006 Golden Grove (SA)/North Adelaide (SANFL)
EGGMOLESSE-SMITH Derek 43 180 80 4/5/1998 ENGLISH Luke
**** 43/2019 Maroochydore (Qld)/Brisbane (NEAFL) 21/2019 Swan Hill (Vic)/Geelong Grammar (Vic)/Bendigo U18
2019 RD/2018 Wentworth (NSW)/Bendigo U18
32 182 80 20/8/2000 **** 62/2018 Manning (WA)/Perth (WAFL)
0
1
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
SCORE INVOLVEMENTS
0
0
0
0
0
0
24
1 256 256 1 162
Daniel Rioli Dion Prestia Shane Edwards Dustin Martin Kane Lambert
2
0
2
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
9
9
0
0
72/2016 Lavington Panthers (NSW)/Murray U18
7
0
16
1 40 40
24
1 152 152 0
0 19 3
HIGGINS Jack
13 177 78 19/3/1999 2018
17/2017 East Malvern (Vic)/Oakleigh U18
13 0 33
33
0 24
HOULI Bachar
14 180 83 12/5/1988 2007
PD/2011 Spotswood (Vic)/Western U18/Essendon
22 0 207 181
0 42
LAMBERT Kane
23 178 77 26/11/1991 2015 RD/2015 Preston (Vic)/Northern U18/Northern Blues (VFL)/Wtown (VFL) 21
1 96
96
1 62
LYNCH Tom
19 199 98 31/10/1992 2011 RFA/2018 Sorrento (Vic)/Dandenong U18/Gold Coast
25
1 157 26
0 317
MARKOV Oleg
31 188 85 8/5/1996
2
0 17
0
MARTIN Dustin
4 187 91 26/6/1991 2010
17
3
23 1 225 225 1 251
MARTYN Will
36 186 82 29/3/2001 **** 44/2019 Aspley (NEAFL)/Brisbane (NEAFL)
0
McINTOSH Kamdyn
33 191 93 3/4/1994
31/2012 Pinjarra (WA)/Peel Thunder (WAFL)
16 0 90 90
MILLER Ben
46 195 95 31/8/1999
****
63/2017 Railways, Kalgoorlie (WA)/Subiaco (WAFL)
0
0
0
0
0
0
6 182 77 15/1/1999
2019
34/2017 Ivanhoe (Vic)/Ivanhoe Grammar (Vic)/Northern U18
2
0
2
2
0
1
25 199 102 12/8/1994 2015 TR/2016 Georgetown (Tas)/North Launceston (Tas)/Sydney
12
1
72
60
0 25
NAISH Patrick NANKERVIS Toby
2015
0
0
0
0
0
0 26
NYUON Bigoa
47 196 87 18/5/2001
**** 54/2019 Rowville (Vic)/Rowville Secondary College (Vic)/Dandenong U18 0
0
0
0
0
0
PICKETT Marlion
50 184 84 6/1/1992
2019 MD/2019 Swan Districts (WAFL)/South Fremantle (WAFL)
1
2
2
0
1
PRESTIA Dion
3 175 82 12/10/1992 2011 TR/2016 West Lalor (Vic)/Assumption Coll (Vic)/Calder U18/Gold Coast
RALPHSMITH Hugo
45 188 75 9/11/2001
**** 46/2019 East Brighton (Vic)/Haieybury College (Vic)/Sandringham U18
1 25
1 156 61
1
0
0
0
1
0 200 200 0
0
0
RANCE Alex
18 194 96 9/10/1989 2009
8 193 92 31/10/1988 2007 13/2006 Clarence (Tas)/Tasmania U18
13
1 263 263 3
RIOLI Daniel
17 179 76 16/4/1997 2016
22
1
78
78
3 71
ROSS Jack
5 187 85 3/9/2000 2019 43/2018 Waverley Hawks (Vic)/Caulfield Grammar (Vic)/Oakleigh U18
7
0
7
7
0
15 178 76 24/1/1996 2016 RD/2015 Bundoora (Vic)/Northern U18
15
1
72
72
0 20
14
1 23
23
0
17
1
18
18
0 10
0
0
0
0
0
24
1 142 142 0 26
15/2015 St Mary’s (NT)/East Point (Vic)/St Pat’s Coll (Vic)/N Ball U18
SOLDO Ivan
20 204 106 14/4/1996 2017
STACK Sydney
44 179 72 28/4/2000 2019 PSS/2019 Federals (WA)/Perth (WAFL)
RE/2017 Northern U18
TURNER Fraser
28 186 81 26/12/2000 ****
VLASTUIN Nick
1 187 88 19/4/1994 2013
58/2018 Clarence (Tas) 9/2012 Eltham (Vic)/Northern U18
9 8 8 8 8
OTHER CLEARANCES Shane Edwards Ivan Soldo Kane Lambert Dustin Martin Trent Cotchin
5 5 4 3 3
TACKLES Dion Prestia Marlion Pickett Dustin Martin Jason Castagna Nick Vlastuin
5 5 4 3 3
INSIDE 50s
52 Dion Prestia 0 Shane Edwards Marlion Pickett 9 Trent Cotchin 634 Josh Caddy
RIEWOLDT Jack
SHORT Jayden
18/2007 Noranda (WA)/Swan Districts (WAFL)
3 3 3 2 2
1 235 235 0 126
53/2016 Tea Tree Gully (SA)/North Adelaide (SANFL)
3/2009 Castlemaine (Vic)/Bendigo U18
SCORE ASSISTS Shane Edwards Dustin Martin Josh Caddy Dion Prestia Trent Cotchin
0
42 192 91 30/6/1998 2018
2016 50/2015 Gepps Cross (SA)/North Adelaide (SANFL)
3.1 3.1 3.0 3.0 1.1
0
34 181 82 25/2/1998 2017
2010 PD/2010 Hurstbridge (Vic)/Northern U18
Shai Bolton Jack Riewoldt Jason Castagna Daniel Rioli Dustin Martin
14
GRAHAM Jack
2 193 90 16/7/1991
9
0
GARTHWAITE Ryan GRIMES Dylan
1
SCOREBOARD GOALS / BEHINDS
9 6 5 5 5
1 7 0
Acquired = How player arrived at this club 1/2000 = National Draft number/year LTA = Local talent access selection MD = Mid-Season Rookie Draft PD = Pre-Season Draft PDN = Previous Draft nomination PDS = Pre-Draft selection PSS = Pre-Season Supplemental selection RD = Rookie Draft RE = Rookie elevation TR = Traded to this club UPS = Uncontracted player selection 17YO = 17-year-old access UFA = Unrestricted free agent RFA = Restricted free agent DFA = Delisted free agent # = Category A Rookie (eligible for AFL selection) * = Category B Rookie (only eligible for AFL selection as long-term injury replacement) TIR = Trade Incentive Rule
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CLUB HISTORY HIGHEST SCORE
34.18 (222) v St Kilda, R16, 1980, SCG
LOWEST SCORE
GREATEST WINNING MARGIN
AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME MEMBERS
0.8 (8) v St Kilda, R16, 1961, Junction Oval 168 points v North Melbourne, R2, 1931, Punt Rd Oval
BEST WINNING SEQUENCE
13 games – round 15, 2019, to round 1, 2020
OVERALL RECORD: 2281 games – 1165 wins, 1094 losses, 22 draws GRAND FINALS: 23 PREMIERSHIPS: 12 Head-to-head v
Adelaide Brisbane Lions Carlton Collingwood Essendon Fitzroy Fremantle Geelong Gold Coast Suns GWS Giants Hawthorn Melbourne North Melbourne Port Adelaide St Kilda Sydney Swans University West Coast Eagles Western Bulldogs
P
W
WORST LOSING SEQUENCE
15 games – round 9, 2004 to round 1, 2005
MOST GAMES
L
D
39 14 25 0 48 31 16 1 222 95 125 2 211 91 119 1 203 95 104 4 166 94 72 0 37 21 16 0 196 89 104 3 9 6 3 0 13 9 4 0 159 89 70 0 191 107 82 2 160 85 73 2 32 13 18 1 186 112 71 3 196 108 87 1 14 9 5 0 44 18 26 0 155 79 74 2
RECORD AT CURRENT VENUES Venue
P
W
L
D
MCG
732 405 319 8
Marvel Stadium
91
39
50
2
GMHBA Stadium
51
15
36
0
SCG
32 13 19 0
Gabba
20 12 8 0
Adelaide Oval
11
4
Metricon Stadium
9
Giants Stadium
6
7
0
4
5
0
3
3
0
Blundstone Arena 2 0 2 0 Optus Stadium
2
1
1
0
TIO Stadium
1
0
1
0
Uni of Tas Stadium
1
0
1
0
UNSW Canberra Oval
1
0
1
0
Mars Stadium
0 0 0 0
TIO Traeger Park
0
0
0
0
BROWNLOW MEDALLISTS
Stan Judkins (1930, tied), Bill Morris (1948), Roy Wright (1952, tied; 1954), Ian Stewart (1971), Trent Cotchin (2012, tied), Dustin Martin* (2017)
Kevin Bartlett Jack Dyer Francis Bourke Wayne Campbell Jack Titus
(403) (312) (300) (297) (294)
MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES
Jack Titus Kevin Bartlett Kevin Bartlett Brett Deledio Joel Bowden
(202) (173) (150) (140) (136)
AFL GAMES RECORDS HELD IN GUERNSEY NUMBERS
8 30 33 53
Jack Riewoldt* Francis Bourke David Cloke Barry Young
(263) (300) (290 – Rich & Coll) (27)
MOST GAMES AS CAPTAIN
Percy Bentley Jack Dyer Trent Cotchin* Des Rowe Matthew Knights
(168) (160) (155) (104) (102)
MOST GAMES AS COACH
Tom Hafey Damien Hardwick* Jack Dyer Percy Bentley Frank ‘Checker’ Hughes Tony Jewell Danny Frawley
MOST GOALS
Jack Titus Matthew Richardson Kevin Bartlett Jack Riewoldt* Michael Roach Dick Harris
(248) (232) (222) (133) (120) (113) (113) (970) (800) (778) (634) (607) (548)
TOP GOALKICKING PERFORMANCES
14 Doug Strang (v North Melbourne, round 2, 1931, Punt Rd Oval) 12 Jack Baggott (v South Melbourne, round 9, 1928, Punt Rd Oval) 11 Michael Roach (v Footscray, round 7, 1980, Whitten Oval) 11 Michael Roach (v Hawthorn, round 5, 1985, Princes Park) 11 Jack Riewoldt* (v GWS Giants, round 10, 2014, Giants Stadium)
McCLELLAND TROPHY
1967, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1977, 1982, 2018
WOODEN SPOONS
1916, 1917, 1960, 1987, 1989, 2004, 2007
FINALS
89 games – 53 wins, 35 losses, 1 draw
LEGENDS: Kevin Bartlett (also coach Rich), Jack Dyer (also coach Rich), Ian Stewart (also St K, coach S Melb, Carl), Royce Hart (also coach Foots), Kevin Sheedy (also coach Ess, GWS) INDUCTEES: Frank Hughes (also coach Rich, Melb), Henry Harrison (also Melb, Geel), Jack Titus (also coach Rich), Percy Bentley (also coach Rich, Carl), Roy Wright, Vic Thorp, Francis Bourke (also coach Rich), Tom Hafey (Rich, also coach Rich, Geel, Coll, Syd), Allan Jeans (St K, also coach St K, Haw, Rich), Dale Weightman, Charlie Pannam (also Coll, coach Rich), Dan Minogue (also Coll, Haw, coach Rich, Haw, Carl, St K, Fitz), Bill Morris, Robert Walls (Carl, Fitz, also coach Fitz, Carl, Bris, Rich), Matthew Richardson, Maurice Rioli, Terry Wallace (also Haw, Foots, coach WB), Jim Deane, Mick Malthouse (also St K, coach WB, WCE, Coll, Carl)
MOST FINALS
Kevin Bartlett Jack Titus Francis Bourke Jack Dyer Dick Clay Kevin Sheedy
(27) (24) (23) (23) (20) (20)
MOST GOALS IN FINALS
Jack Titus Kevin Bartlett Dick Harris Royce Hart Neil Balme
(74) (62) (47) (41) (30)
HIGHEST SCORE IN A FINAL
25.17 (167) v Geelong, 1SF, 1969
AFL TEAM OF THE CENTURY
LOWEST SCORE IN A FINAL
Ian Stewart (centre), Francis Bourke (wing), Royce Hart (centre half-forward), Jack Dyer (interchange)
1.7 (13) v Collingwood, GF, 1927
GREATEST WINNING MARGIN IN A FINAL
INDIGENOUS TEAM OF THE CENTURY
Maurice Rioli (centre)
118 points v Geelong, 1SF, 1969
LEADING GOALKICKER MEDALLISTS
GREATEST LOSING MARGIN IN A FINAL
1920: George Bayliss (62) 1937: Dick Harris (64) 1940: Jack Titus (92)
89 points v Geelong, PF, 1995
JOHN COLEMAN MEDALLISTS
9 Jack Dyer v Essendon, PF, 1944
MOST GOALS IN A FINAL
1980: Michael Roach (107) 1981: Michael Roach (86) 2010: Jack Riewoldt* (78) 2012: Jack Riewoldt* (65) 2018: Jack Riewoldt* (65)
BEST FINALS WINNING STREAK
Seven games (1973-75)
WORST FINALS LOSING STREAK
Four games (2001-15)
NORM SMITH MEDALLISTS
PRE-SEASON/NIGHT SERIES
Kevin Bartlett (1980), Maurice Rioli (1982), Dustin Martin* (2017, 2019)
110 games – 50 wins, 60 losses Premiership 1962
PREMIERSHIP COACH MEDALLISTS
CLUB MEMBERSHIP
Dan Minogue (1920, 1921), Frank ‘Checker’ Hughes (1932), Percy Bentley (1934), Jack Dyer (1943)
1984 (6822), 1985 (7137), 1986 (5772), 1987 (2825), 1988 (3154), 1989 (3607), 1990 (4974), 1991 (8377), 1992 (8158), 1993 (9918), 1994 (8229), 1995 (14,647), 1996 (20,308), 1997 (24,975), 1998 (27,092), 1999 (29,047), 2000 (26,869), 2001 (26,501), 2002 (27,251), 2003 (25,101), 2004 (27,133), 2005 (28,029), 2006 (29,406), 2007 (30,044), 2008 (30,820), 2009 (36,981), 2010 (35,960), 2011 (40,184), 2012 (53,027), 2013 (60,321), 2014 (66,122), 2015 (70,809), 2016 (72,278), 2017 (72,669), 2018 (100,726), 2019 (103,358)
JOCK McHALE MEDALLISTS
Tom Hafey (1967, 1969, 1973, 1974), Tony Jewell (1980), Damien Hardwick* (2017, 2019)
JIM STYNES MEDALLISTS
Andrew Kellaway (2002), Nathan Brown (2004)
AFL RISING STAR AWARD
Brett Deledio (2005)
AFL PLAYERS ASSOCIATION MVP AWARD
* denotes current player or coach
Dustin Martin* (2017)
PREMIERSHIPS
1920, 1921, 1932, 1934, 1943, 1967, 1969, 1973, 1974, 1980, 2017, 2019
RUNNERS-UP
1919, 1924, 1927, 1928, 1929, 1931, 1933, 1940, 1942, 1944, 1972, 1982
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22 22 22 22 21
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13 12 11 10 10
Zak Jones Rowan Marshall Dean Kent Tim Membrey Ben Long
6 6 5 5 3
HANDBALLS 14 12 11 11 10
2020
THIS CLUB
TOTAL
DEBUT ACQUIRED PREVIOUS CLUB
GOALS
ABBOTT Ryan
27 200 98 25/6/1991 2018 DFA/2019 Grovedale (Vic)/Geelong (VFL)/Geelong
1
0
5
0
0
4
ALABAKIS Sam
45 211 101 2/5/1997
**** RD/2019 Hale High School (WA)
0
0
0
0
0
0
AUSTIN Logan
24 196 87 8/7/1995
2016
0
0 20
7
0
0
19 0 26
26
0
11
0
0
0
TR/2017 Belconnen (NEAFL)/Port Adelaide
BATTLE Josh
26 193 92 1/9/1998
2017 39/2016 Doveton (Vic)/Haileybury College (Vic)/Dandenong U18
BELL Jack
42 200 81 26/1/2001
**** RD/2020 Old Haileybury (Vic)/Haileybury College (Vic)/Sandringham U18 0
BILLINGS Jack
15 184 83 18/8/1995 2014
3/2013 Kew Comets (Vic)/Scotch College (Vic)/Oakleigh U18
22
0
0
1 108 108 2 79
BROWN Nathan
22 196 100 17/12/1988 2008 UFA/2016 Ballarat (Vic)/North Ballarat U18/Collingwood
16 0 183 53
0
BUTLER Dan
16 182 81 3/6/1996
2017 TR/2019 Lake Wendouree (Vic)/North Ballarat U18/Richmond
7
1 46
1
0 53
BYRNES Ryan
31 182 83 3/5/2001
****
0
0
0
0
0
0
BYTEL Jack
23 189 82 14/3/2000 ****
41/2018 Aberfeldie (Vic)/Calder U18
0
0
0
0
0
0
TR/2015 Craigieburn (Vic)/Calder U18/Essendon
10 0 134 49
CARLISLE Jake CLARK Hunter CLAVARINO Oscar
MARKS
Jack Steele Sebastian Ross Dan Hannebery Jarryn Geary Zak Jones
NO. HT. WT. DOB
2019
NAME
2020
BALL USE DISPOSALS
GAMES
TOTAL
PLAYER LIST
COFFIELD Nick CONNOLLY Leo DUNSTAN Luke GEARY Jarryn GRESHAM Jade HANNEBERY Dan
2 200 103 1/10/1991
2010
52/2019 Beaumaris (Vic)/St Bedes College (Vic)/Sandringham U18
7
0 61
7/2017 Mornington (Vic)/Padua College (Vic)/Dandenong U18
14
1 30 30
0
5
0
0
0
0
0
0
SCORE INVOLVEMENTS
8
0 18
18
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
Zak Jones Sebastian Ross Jack Steele Dean Kent Dan Hannebery
1 191 87 23/10/1999 2018 37 181 74 7/8/2001
8/2017 Eltham (Vic)/Northern U18
**** 64/2019 Moe (Vic)/Lowanna College (Vic)/Gippsland U18
7 185 85 29/1/1995 2014
18/2013 South Clare (SA)/Woodville-West Torrens (SANFL)
14 183 83 23/6/1988 2008 RE/2007 Eaglehawk (Vic)/Bendigo U18 4 179 81 24/8/1997 2016
18/2015 South Morang (Vic)/Parade Coll (Vic)/Northern U18
10 181 82 24/2/1991 2009 TR/2018 Kew Rovers (Vic)/Xavier College (Vic)/Oakleigh U18/Sydney
0
18
1 104 104 0 45
5
1 189 189 0 28
19
1 82
82
0 91
5
1 214
6
0 98
1 150
1
0 79
OTHER
40 180 75 19/8/1994 2019 54/2018 Clunes (Vic)/N Ballarat U18/East Point (Vic)/Keilor (Vic)/Ess (VFL) 11
0
11
0
CLEARANCES
HOWARD Dougal
20 199 95 25/3/1996 2016 TR/2019 Wagga Tigers (NSW)/Murray U18/Port Adel
15
1 46
1
0 14
17
1
1
0 23
JONES Zak
8 179 82 9/7/1993
2012 TR/2019 Quinns District (WA)/West Perth (WAFL)/Hawthorn/Fremantle
3 181 83 15/3/1995 2014 TR/2019 Mt Eliza (Vic)/Dandenong U18/Sydney
22
11 91
11
JOYCE Darragh
39 195 95 23/4/1997 2018 RE/2019 County Kilkenny (Ireland)
3
0
5
5
0
KENT Dean
25 180 87 24/2/1994 2013 TR/2018 Federals (WA)/Perth (WAFL)/Melbourne
13
1
77
14
0 75
0
KING Max
12 202 93 7/7/2000 2020
46 187 83 29/7/1999 2019 RD/2018 North Albury (NSW)/Murray U18
LONG Ben
21 184 82 21/8/1997 2017
25/2016 St Mary’s (NT)/NT Thunder (NEAFL)/Melb Gram (Vic)/Nthn U18/Foot (VFL) 16 1 31 31 0 21
LONIE Jack
13 175 74 13/8/1996 2015
41/2014 Seaford (Vic)/Dandenong U18
MARSH Jonathon
43 194 98 17/10/1995 2015 PSS/2019 Augusta-Margaret River (WA)/E Frem (WAFL)/Coll/E Frem (WAFL) 5
MARSHALL Rowan
19 201 106 24/11/1995 2017 RE/2018 Heathmere (Vic)/North Ballarat U18/North Ballarat (VFL)
Dan Hannebery Luke Dunstan Sebastian Ross Jack Billings Zak Jones
17 14 13 13 10
INTERCEPT POSS. Ben Long Callum Wilkie Hunter Clark Jarryn Geary Rowan Marshall
11 7 7 6 4
4/2018 East Sandr (Vic)/Old Haileybury (Vic)/H’bury College/Sandr U18 0 3 13
**** MD/2019 Carine (WA)/Subiaco (WAFL)
1
1
1
2
2
0
3
3
0
2
1 64 64 0 20
5
0 57 0
1
20 1 34 34
0 14
0
MAYO Jack
48 192 87 22/7/1999
0
0
0
McKENZIE Daniel
36 185 83 17/5/1996 2015 22/2014 Blackburn (Vic)/Caulfield Grammar (Vic)/Oakleigh U18
15 0 49 49
0
3
MEMBREY Tim
28 190 91 26/5/1994 2014 DFA/2014 Traralgon (Vic)/Gippsland U18/Sydney
22
1 93
92
1 170
PARKER Matthew
34 190 80 25/1/1996 2019
47/2018 Melville (WA)/South Fremantle (WAFL)
17 0 17
17
0 16
0
0
46/2017 Mitta United (Vic)/North Albury (NSW)/Murray U18
PATON Ben
33 187 82 19/10/1998 2018
13
1
17
17
0
4
PHILLIPS Ed
30 187 82 29/3/1998 2018 56/2016 Beverley Hills (Vic)/Caulfield Grammar (Vic)/Oakleigh U18
4
0
11
11
0
1
ROBERTON Dylan
17 194 92 21/6/1991 2010 DFA/2012 Frankston YCW (Vic)/Dandenong U18/Fremantle
0
1 129 92
6 188 88 7/5/1993
22
ROSS Sebastian RYDER Paddy SAVAGE Shane SINCLAIR Jack STEELE Jack
2 2 1 1 1
35/2017 Berwick (Vic)/Haileybury College (Vic)/Dandenong U18
LANGLANDS Doulton
UNCONTESTED POSS.
SCORE ASSISTS Dan Hannebery Bradley Hill Jade Gresham Jack Steele Dean Kent
HIND Nick
HILL Bradley
2.1 2.0 1.0 1.0 1.0
11 187 82 26/3/1999 2018
POSSESSION 13 12 11 9 8
Max King Jack Billings Jack Steele Paddy Ryder Tim Membrey
38 197 93 22/5/1999 ****
CONTESTED POSS. Jack Steele Zak Jones Ben Long Rowan Marshall Dean Kent
SCOREBOARD GOALS / BEHINDS
2012
25/2011 Horsham Demons (Vic)/North Ballarat U18
18 197 94 14/3/1988 2006 TR/2019 Rovers, Geraldton (WA)/East Frem (WAFL)/Essendon/Port Adel 17 5 187 82 5/1/1991
2009 TR/2013 Noble Park (Vic)/Dandenong U18/Hawthorn
WEBSTER Jimmy
29 188 83 28/6/1993 2013
42/2011 Brighton (Tas)/Glenorchy (Tas)
WILKIE Callum
44 191 86 10/3/1996 2019 RD/2019 Walkerville (SA) /North Adelaide (SANFL)
1 125 125 0 22 1 244
1
7 4 3 3 2
TACKLES Luke Dunstan Dan Butler Jack Billings Dean Kent Zak Jones
9 8 6 5 5
INSIDE 50s Luke Dunstan Dan Hannebery Bradley Hill Rowan Marshall Dean Kent
6 5 5 4 3
1 172
22 0 163 107 0 62
35 181 81 12/2/1995 2015 RD/2015 Kew Comets (Vic)/Old Scotch (Vic)/Oakleigh U18 9 187 90 13/12/1995 2015 TR/2016 Belconnen (NEAFL)/NSW-ACT U18/GWS
0 20
Zak Jones Jack Steele Dan Hannebery Hunter Clark Luke Dunstan
8 7 6 6 5
22 0 86
86
20 1
79
62
0 40 1 26
8
0 93
93
0
3
22
1 23
23
0
0
Acquired = How player arrived at this club 1/2000 = National Draft number/year LTA = Local talent access selection MD = Mid-Season Rookie Draft PD = Pre-Season Draft PDN = Previous Draft nomination PDS = Pre-Draft selection PSS = Pre-Season Supplemental selection RD = Rookie Draft RE = Rookie elevation TR = Traded to this club UPS = Uncontracted player selection 17YO = 17-year-old access UFA = Unrestricted free agent RFA = Restricted free agent DFA = Delisted free agent # = Category A Rookie (eligible for AFL selection) * = Category B Rookie (only eligible for AFL selection as long-term injury replacement) TIR = Trade Incentive Rule
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CLUB HISTORY HIGHEST SCORE
31.18 (204) v Melbourne, R6, 1978, MCG
LOWEST SCORE
0.1 (1) v Geelong, R17, 1899, Corio Oval
GREATEST WINNING MARGIN
139 points v Brisbane, R22, 2005, Marvel Stadium
BEST WINNING SEQUENCE
19 games – R1, 2009 to R19, 2009
OVERALL RECORD: 2395 games – 927 wins, 1441 losses, 27 draws GRAND FINALS: 8 PREMIERSHIPS: 1 Head-to-head v
Adelaide Brisbane Lions Carlton Collingwood Essendon Fitzroy Fremantle Geelong Gold Coast Suns GWS Giants Hawthorn Melbourne North Melbourne Port Adelaide Richmond Sydney Swans University West Coast Eagles Western Bulldogs
P
W
WORST LOSING SEQUENCE
48 games – R1, 1897 to R17, 1899
MOST GAMES
L
D
44 15 28 1 47 24 23 0 221 56 163 2 220 59 159 2 215 69 142 4 183 77 105 1 36 20 16 0 215 83 131 1 13 9 4 0 10 4 5 1 157 73 82 2 216 94 121 1 161 78 81 2 30 10 20 0 186 71 112 3 217 77 137 3 14 8 6 0 49 18 30 1 161 82 76 3
P
W
L
D
Marvel Stadium
252 138 108
MCG
226 84 138 4
GMHBA Stadium
60
13
47
6 0
SCG
31 10 21 0
Gabba
20 6 14 0
Uni of Tas Stadium
12
6
6
0
Metricon Stadium
12
7
5
0
Adelaide Oval
10 0 10 0
Blundstone Arena 3 0 3 0 Optus Stadium
3 0 3 0
UNSW Canberra Oval
3
1
2
0
Giants Stadium
2
0
2
0
Mars Stadium
0 0 0 0
TIO Stadium
0 0 0 0
TIO Traeger Park
0
0
0
0
(383) (336) (323) (321) (300)
MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES
Jack Newnes Ian Synman Nick Dal Santo Stuart Trott
(123) (123) (114) (103)
AFL GAMES RECORDS HELD IN GUERNSEY NUMBERS
12 Nick Riewoldt 25 Alex Jesaulenko 35 Robert Harvey
(336) (279 – Carl & St K) (379)
MOST GAMES AS CAPTAIN
Nick Riewoldt Danny Frawley Darrel Baldock
(220) (177) (104)
MOST GAMES AS COACH
Allan Jeans Alan Richardson Grant Thomas Ross Lyon Stan Alves
MOST GOALS
RECORD AT CURRENT VENUES Venue
Robert Harvey Nick Riewoldt Nathan Burke Stewart Loewe Barry Breen
Tony Lockett Bill Mohr Nick Riewoldt Stewart Loewe
(333) (126) (123) (121) (115) (898) (735) (718) (594)
TOP GOALKICKING PERFORMANCES
15 Tony Lockett (v Sydney, R13, 1992, Moorabbin) 13 Tony Lockett (v Carlton, R21, 1991, Waverley Park) 12 Tony Lockett (v Melbourne, R4, 1987, MCG) 12 Tony Lockett (v West Coast, R9, 1989, Moorabbin) 12 Tony Lockett (v Adelaide, R7, 1991, Moorabbin) 12 Tony Lockett (v Sydney, R9, 1991, SCG) 12 Tony Lockett (v Brisbane, R10, 1992, Moorabbin)
BROWNLOW MEDALLISTS
Colin Watson (1925), Brian Gleeson (1957), Neil Roberts (1958), Verdun Howell (1959, tied), Ian Stewart (1965 tied, 1966), Ross Smith (1967), Tony Lockett (1987 tied), Robert Harvey (1997, 1998)
AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME MEMBERS
LEGENDS: Darrel Baldock (also coach St K), Roy Cazaly (also S Melb, coach S Melb, Haw), Ian Stewart (also Rich, coach Carl, S Melb), Tony Lockett (also Syd), Malcolm Blight (St K coach, also N Melb, playing coach N Melb, coach Adel, Geel) INDUCTEES: Bill Mohr, Colin Watson (also coach St K), Dave McNamara (also coach St K), Wels Eicke (also N Melb, coach St K, N Melb,), Vic Cumberland (also Melb), Dan Minogue (coach St K, also Coll, Rich, Haw, coach Rich, Haw, Carl, Fitz), Allan Jeans (also coach St K, Haw, Rich), Carl Ditterich (also Melb, coach Melb), Bob McLean (admin), Les Foote (also N Melb, coach St K), Ross Oakley (admin), Alex Jesaulenko (also Carl, coach Carl, St K), Tim Watson (coach St K, also Ess), Ross Smith (also coach St K), Robert Harvey, Neil Roberts, Verdun Howell, Barry Hall (also player Syd, WB), Trevor Barker, Mick Malthouse (also Rich, coach WB, WCE, Coll, Carl)
AFL TEAM OF THE CENTURY
Ian Stewart (centre), Alex Jesaulenko (half-forward)
1954, 1955, 1977, 1979, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1988, 2000, 2014
FINALS
52 games – 21 wins, 30 losses, 1 draw
MOST FINALS
Robert Harvey Nick Dal Santo Nick Riewoldt Kevin Neale Jason Blake Brendon Goddard Stephen Milne
(17) (17) (17) (16) (16) (16) (16)
MOST GOALS IN FINALS
Nick Riewoldt Barry Breen Stephen Milne Fraser Gehrig Allan Davis Tony Lockett
(41) (25) (25) (20) (19) (18)
HIGHEST SCORE IN A FINAL
24.14 (158) v Essendon, EF, 1973
LOWEST SCORE IN A FINAL
INDIGENOUS TEAM OF THE CENTURY
3.8 (26) v Carlton, SF, 1908
LEADING GOALKICKER MEDALLISTS
67 points v Essendon, EF, 1973
JOHN COLEMAN MEDALLISTS
80 points v Brisbane, QF, 2004
Nicky Winmar (half-forward flank), Jim Krakouer (forward pocket) 1902 : Charlie Baker (30) 1936: Bill Mohr (101)
1956: Bill Young (56) 1987: Tony Lockett (117) 1991: Tony Lockett (118) 2004: Fraser Gehrig (90) 2005: Fraser Gehrig (74)
NORM SMITH MEDALLIST
Lenny Hayes (2010)
JOCK McHALE MEDALLIST
Allan Jeans (1966)
MICHAEL TUCK MEDALLISTS
Nicky Winmar (1996), Robert Harvey (2004), Jason Gram (2008)
AFL RISING STAR AWARD
Justin Koschitzke (2001), Nick Riewoldt (2002)
AFL PLAYERS ASSOCIATION MVP AWARD
Tony Lockett (1987), Robert Harvey (1997), Nick Riewoldt (2004)
PREMIERSHIP
1966
RUNNERS-UP
1913, 1965, 1971, 1997, 2009, 2010
McCLELLAND TROPHY
GREATEST WINNING MARGIN IN A FINAL GREATEST LOSING MARGIN IN A FINAL MOST GOALS IN A FINAL
9 Tony Lockett, v Geelong, EF, 1991
BEST FINALS WINNING STREAK
Two games (1913, 1966, 1972, 1997, 2009, 2010)
WORST FINALS LOSING STREAK
Four games (1997-2004)
PRE-SEASON/NIGHT SERIES
107 games – 52 wins, 53 losses, two draws Premierships 1958, 1996, 2004, 2008
CLUB MEMBERSHIP
1984 (4930), 1985 (5708), 1986 (4321), 1987 (3924), 1988 (5799), 1989 (8360), 1990 (11,363), 1991 (9765), 1992 (11,650), 1993 (12,956), 1994 (12,009), 1995 (8870), 1996 (14,375), 1997 (16,610), 1998 (23,204), 1999 (20,793), 2000 (17,855), 2001 (22,248), 2002 (17,696), 2003 (23,626), 2004 (30,534), 2005 (32,043), 2006 (32,327), 2007 (30,394), 2008 (30,063), 2009 (31,906), 2010 (39,021), 2011 (39,276), 2012 (35,440), 2013 (32,707), 2014 (30,739), 2015 (32,746), 2016 (38,009), 2017 (42,052), 2018 (46,301), 2019 (43,038) * denotes current player or coach
1997, 2009
WOODEN SPOONS
1897, 1898, 1899, 1900, 1901, 1902, 1904, 1909, 1910, 1920, 1924, 1943, 1945, 1947, 1948, 1952,
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16 15 13 12 12
Tom Papley Luke Parker Kaiden Brand Lewis Taylor Isaac Heeney
6 5 5 5 5
HANDBALLS 14 12 8 8 7
POSSESSION CONTESTED POSS. Josh Kennedy Luke Parker Isaac Heeney Oliver Florent Sam Gray
2016 44/2013 Aspley (Qld)/East Fremantle (WAFL)
22
1
51
51
0
2
**** RD/2018 Beaumaris (Vic)/Mentone Gram (Vic)/Sandringham U18
0
0
0
0
0
0
BELL James
32 183 82 10/2/1999 2019 RE/2019 University of NSW-Eastern Suburbs (NSW)
2
0
2
2
0
1
BLAKEY Nick
22 195 84 27/2/2000 2019
16 13 12 9 8
DEBUT ACQUIRED PREVIOUS CLUB
21
1
22
22
1 20
BRAND Kaiden
2 198 97 8/4/1994
2016 DFA/2020 Berri (SA)/West Adelaide (SANFL)/Hawthorn
5
1 44
1
0
0
CLARKE Ryan
4 186 85 17/6/1997
2016 TR/2018 Rowville (Vic)/Melbourne Grammar (Vic)/Eastern U18/N Melb
14 0 54
14
0
9
CUNNINGHAM Harry
7 181 78 6/12/1993 2012 2017
10/2018 University of NSW-Eastern Suburbs (NSW)
2020
36 194 99 5/9/1994 46 197 96 2/9/1999
NO. HT. WT. DOB
2019
THIS CLUB
30 25 21 18 18
MARKS
Luke Parker Josh Kennedy Colin O’Riordan Justin McInerney Sam Gray
ALIIR Aliir AMARTEY Joel
NAME
KICKS Luke Parker Oliver Florent Josh Kennedy Jordan Dawson Isaac Heeney
TOTAL
Luke Parker Josh Kennedy Oliver Florent Jordan Dawson Callum Mills
GOALS
2020
BALL USE DISPOSALS
GAMES
TOTAL
PLAYER LIST
RE/2012 Turvey Park (NSW)/NSW-ACT U18/Wagga (NSW)
9
56/2015 Robe (SA)/Sturt (SANFL)
20 1 26
26
0 19
21
54
0
DAWSON Jordan
34 191 85 9/4/1997
FLORENT Oliver
13 184 80 22/7/1998 2017
11/2016 Beaumaris (Vic)/Mentone Grammar (Vic)/Sandringham U18 51/2018 Langwarrin (Vic)/Elizabeth Murdoch College (Vic)/Dande U18
1 114 114 1 54
0 48
FOOT Zac
16 181 77 24/12/2000 ****
0
0
0
0
0
FOX Robbie
42 185 85 16/4/1993 2017 RE/2018 Burnie Dockers (Tas)/Coburg Lions (VFL)
11
0 24
24
0
FRANKLIN Lance
23 199 105 30/1/1987 2005 RFA/2013 Dowerin (WA)/Perth (WAFL)/Hawthorn
10 0 300 118
0
GOULD Will
17 191 100 14/1/2001
****
0
GRAY Sam
15 175 78 1/2/1992
2014 DFA/2020 Rudall Eastern Ranges (SA)/Port Adelaide (SANFL)/Port Adel
HAYWARD Will
9 186 86 26/10/1998 2017
21/2016 Walkerville (SA)/North Adelaide (SANFL)
13
1 54
HEENEY Isaac
5 185 83 5/5/1996
18/2014 Cardiff (NSW)
22
1 103
32/2013 Broughton-Mundoora (SA)/North Adelaide (SANFL)
22 0 93
2015
26/2019 Lucindale (SA)/Glenelg (SANFL)
0
0
0
0
20 1
97
1
1 84
0
29 187 85 29/12/1995 2016
12 188 95 20/6/1988 2008 TR/2009 East Sandr (Vic)/Xavier Coll (Vic)/Sandr U18/Hawthorn
19
1 247
KNOLL Michael
48 202 103 27/2/1993
**** MD/2019 Box Hill Hawks (VFL)/South Adelaide (SANFL).
0
0
0
LING Matthew
19 184 80 21/4/1999
****
0
0
0
LLOYD Jake
44 180 79 20/9/1993 2014 RE/2014 Horsham Demons (Vic)/North Ballarat U18
22
1 138 138 0 29
0
0
MAIBAUM Jack
21 193 91 27/3/1998
30 193 90 30/12/1999 2018
**** RD/2020 Knox (Vic)/Melbourne Grammar (Vic)/Eastern U18
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
33/2017 St Joseph’s, Geel (Vic)/St Joseph’s Coll, Geel (Vic)/Geel Gram (Vic)/Geel U18 19 1 35 35 1 20
McINERNEY Justin
27 188 79 18/8/2000 2019 44/2018 Banyule (Vic)/Marcellin College (Vic)/Northern U18
1
1
2
2
0
0
McLEAN Hayden
41 197 95 20/1/1999 2019 PSS/2019 Beaumaris (Vic)/St Bedes College (Vic)/Sandr U18/Sandr (VFL)
4
0
4
4
0
0
MELICAN Lewis
43 194 97 4/11/1996
2017
MILLS Callum
14 187 83 2/4/1997
2016
RE/2017 Birregurra (Vic)/Geelong U18 3/2015 North Shore (NSW)
17 0 37
37
0
1
22
78
78
0
3
1
0
1 29
29
0
3
TACKLES
0
0
0
0
0
0
O’RIORDAN Colin
38 186 87 12/10/1995 2018
12
1
16
16
0
1
83
1 121
Luke Parker Ben Ronke Josh Kennedy Sam Naismith Lewis Taylor
11 177 77 13/7/1996 2016 RD/2016 Bunyip (Vic)/Gippsland U18
22
1 83
26 183 87 25/10/1992 2011 40/2010 Langwarrin (Vic)/Dandenong U18
22
1 196 196 0 155
21
1 160 160 0
RAMPE Dane
24 188 87 2/6/1990
REID Sam
20 196 100 27/12/1991 2010 38/2009 Wangaratta Rovers (Vic)/Murray U18
22 0 143 143 0 154
Luke Parker Jake Lloyd Jordan Dawson Oliver Florent Callum Mills
REYNOLDS Harry
31 189 81 11/10/2000 **** RD/2019 St Kilda City (Vic)/Brighton Grammar (Vic)/Sandringham U18
0
0
0
0
0
RONKE Ben
25 183 75 18/12/1997 2018 RD/2017 St Bernard’s (Vic)/Calder U18
13
1
32
32
0 33
12
1
13
13
0
4
0
0
0
0
0
0
INTERCEPT POSS. Callum Mills Colin O’Riordan Kaiden Brand Isaac Heeney Jordan Dawson
9 6 5 5 4
Luke Parker Josh Kennedy Oliver Florent Sam Naismith Tom Papley
10 205 103 16/7/1992 2014 RD/2013 North Shore (NSW)
UNCONTESTED POSS. 16 13 12 12 11
OTHER
35 193 93 26/6/1998 **** RD/2020 County Wexford (Ireland)
PARKER Luke
ROWBOTTOM James
2013 RE/2013 Eastern Suburbs (NSW)/University of NSW (NSW)
8 186 82 19/9/2000 2019
ROWLES Brady
39 186 73 12/2/2001
SINCLAIR Callum
18 199 98 23/9/1989 2013
STEPHENS Dylan
3 184 70 8/1/2001
25/2018 Camberwell (Vic)/St Kevin’s College (Vic)/Oakleigh U18
**** RD/2020 Mildura (Vic)/Bendigo Secondary College (Vic)/Bendigo U18 ****
TR/2015 Beaumaris (Vic)/Port Melb (VFL)/Subiaco (WAFL)/West Coast
14 0 101 72
6 0
0 59
5/2019 Red Cliffs (Vic)/Walkerville (SA)/St Peter’s College (SA)/Norwood (SANFL) 0 0 0 0 0 0
STODDART Ryley
33 185 82 15/10/1999 2018
TAYLOR Elijah
37 187 77 1/5/2001
53/2017 Blackburn (Vic)/Eastern U18
2
0
4
4
0
1
**** 36/2019 Thornlie (WA)/Perth (WAFL)
0
0
0
0
0
0
TAYLOR Lewis
28 174 82 17/2/1995 2014 TR/2019 Terang-Mortlake (Vic)/Geelong U18/Brisbane
5
1 113
1
0 88
THURLOW Jackson
6 190 86 28/3/1994 2013 TR/2018 Launceston (Tas)/Geelong
9
0 55
9
0
WARNER Chad
1 181 81 19/5/2001
**** 39/2019 Willetton (WA)/Aquinas College (WA)/East Fremantle (WAFL)
0
0
0
0
0
0
**** RD/2019 Manly-Warringah (NSW)/Sydney (NEAFL)
0
0
0
0
0
0
WICKS Sam
45 180 77 14/9/1999
8 6 5 5 5
CLEARANCES
NAISMITH Sam
PAPLEY Tom
3 2 2 2 1
SCORE INVOLVEMENTS
O’CONNOR Barry
RE/2017 County Tipperary (Ireland)
4.1 2.0 1.2 1.1 1.1
SCORE ASSISTS
Oliver Florent 54 2 64 Tom McCartin 103 4 109 Tom Papley 93 0 31 Luke Parker 234 1 149 Sam Naismith
HEWETT George
McCARTIN Tom
Isaac Heeney Will Hayward Tom Papley Nick Blakey Tom McCartin
Harry Cunningham 19 Tom McCartin 0 Sam Naismith 8 Oliver Florent 944 Nick Blakey
KENNEDY Josh
14/2017 St Mary’s, Geelong (Vic)/Geelong U18
SCOREBOARD GOALS / BEHINDS
12 10 6 5 2 6 6 6 4 4
INSIDE 50s James Rowbottom Oliver Florent Luke Parker Harry Cunningham Sam Naismith
5 5 4 4 3
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Acquired = How player arrived at this club 1/2000 = National Draft number/year LTA = Local talent access selection MD = Mid-Season Rookie Draft PD = Pre-Season Draft PDN = Previous Draft nomination PDS = Pre-Draft selection PSS = Pre-Season Supplemental selection RD = Rookie Draft RE = Rookie elevation TR = Traded to this club UPS = Uncontracted player selection 17YO = 17-year-old access UFA = Unrestricted free agent RFA = Restricted free agent DFA = Delisted free agent # = Category A Rookie (eligible for AFL selection) * = Category B Rookie (only eligible for AFL selection as long-term injury replacement) TIR = Trade Incentive Rule
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CLUB HISTORY HIGHEST SCORE
36.20 (236) v Essendon, R17, 1987, SCG
LOWEST SCORE
0.5 (5) v Carlton, R8, 1899, Princes Park
GREATEST WINNING MARGIN
171 points v St Kilda, R12, 1919, Lake Oval
BEST WINNING SEQUENCE
12 games – R5, 1918 to GF, 1918; R10, 1933 to R1, 1934; R2, 1935 to R13, 1935; R5, 2014 to R17, 2014
OVERALL RECORD: 2453 games – 1169 wins, 1260 losses, 24 draws GRAND FINALS: 17 PREMIERSHIPS: 5 Head-to-head v
Adelaide Brisbane Lions Carlton Collingwood Essendon Fitzroy Fremantle Geelong Gold Coast Suns GWS Giants Hawthorn Melbourne North Melbourne Port Adelaide Richmond St Kilda University West Coast Eagles Western Bulldogs
P
W
WORST LOSING SEQUENCE
29 games – R7, 1972 to R13, 1973
MOST GAMES
L
D
42 17 25 0 52 29 22 1 229 94 129 6 227 84 142 1 222 89 132 1 185 77 104 4 35 19 15 1 225 101 124 0 10 9 1 0 18 11 7 0 167 72 93 2 209 114 93 2 163 88 74 1 30 20 10 0 196 87 108 1 217 137 77 3 14 13 1 0 51 30 21 0 161 78 82 1
P
W
L
D
SCG
396 232 162 2
MCG
229 94 133 2
GMHBA Stadium
63
21
42
0
Marvel Stadium
55
31
22
2
Gabba
21 11 9 1
UNSW Canberra Oval
12
Metricon Stadium Adelaide Oval
7
5
0
10
7
3
0
7
5
2
0
Giants Stadium
6
3
3
0
Blundstone Arena
3
3
0
0
Optus Stadium
2
1
1
0
Uni of Tas Stadium
1
1
0
0
Mars Stadium
0 0 0 0
TIO Stadium
0 0 0 0
TIO Traeger Park
0
0
(372) (325) (325) (303) (286)
MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES
Adam Goodes (204) Brett Kirk (200) Jared Crouch (194, all from debut) Jude Bolton (145) Ryan O’Keefe (121)
AFL GAMES RECORDS HELD IN GUERNSEY NUMBERS
1 Paul Roos (356 – Syd & Fitz) 3 Jarrad McVeigh (325) 5 John Rantall (330 – S Melb & NM) 19 Michael O’Loughlin (292) 37 Adam Goodes (372) 41 Shane Mumford (192 – Geel, Syd & GWS)
MOST GAMES AS CAPTAIN
Paul Kelly Bob Skilton Jarrad McVeigh Dennis Carroll Brett Kirk
(182) (165) (139) (131) (119)
MOST GAMES AS COACH
RECORD AT CURRENT VENUES Venue
Adam Goodes Jude Bolton Jarrad McVeigh Michael O’Loughlin Ryan O’Keefe
0
0
John Longmire* Paul Roos Rodney Eade Ian Stewart Charlie Pannam
MOST GOALS
Bob Pratt Michael O’Loughlin Barry Hall Adam Goodes Tony Lockett
(219) (202) (152) (111) (108) (681) (521) (467) (464) (462)
TOP GOALKICKING PERFORMANCES
16 Tony Lockett (v Fitzroy, R19, 1995, Whitten Oval) 15 Bob Pratt (v Essendon, R3, 1934, Lake Oval) 14 Harold Robertson (v St Kilda, R12, 1919, Lake Oval) 12 Tony Lockett (v Richmond, R19, 1996, SCG) 12 Tony Lockett (v Port Adelaide, R16, 1998, SCG) 12 Bob Pratt (v Footscray, R15, 1934, Lake Oval) 12 Lindsay White (v Melbourne, R5, 1942, Princes Park)
BROWNLOW MEDALLISTS
J. Herbie Matthews (1940, tied), Ron Clegg (1949, tied), Fred Goldsmith (1955), Bob Skilton (1959, tied; 1963, 1968), Peter Bedford (1970), Graham Teasdale (1977), Barry Round (1981, tied), Greg Williams (1986, tied), Gerard Healy (1988), Paul Kelly (1995), Adam Goodes (2003, tied; 2006)
AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME MEMBERS
LEGENDS: Ron Barassi (coach Syd, also Melb, Carl, coach Carl, NM, Melb), Roy Cazaly (also St K, coach S Melb, Haw), Bob Pratt, Bob Skilton (also coach S Melb, Melb), Norm Smith (coach S Melb, also Melb, Fitz, coach Melb, Fitz), Ian Stewart (coach Syd, also St K, Rich), Tony Lockett (also St K) INDUCTEES: Jack Oatey, Like McBrien (admin), Johnny Leonard, Laurie Nash, Mark Tandy, Ron Clegg, Vic Belcher (also coach S Melb, Fitz), J. Herbie Matthews, John Rantall (also NM, Fitz), Terry Daniher (also Ess), Peter Bedford (also Carl), Jack Sheedy, Len Thompson (also Coll, Fitz), Des Tuddenham (coach S Melb, also Coll, Ess, coach Ess), Paul Roos (also Fitz), Tom Hafey (coach Syd, also Rich, coach Rich, Geel, Coll), Dermott Brereton (also Haw, Coll), Gerard Healy (also Melb), Barry Round (also Foots), John Murphy (also Fitz, NM), Frank Johnson, Paul Kelly, Bob Hammond (coach Syd, also Adel admin), Michael O’Loughlin, Austin Robertson jnr, Barry Hall (also St K, WB)
AFL TEAM OF THE CENTURY
Bob Skilton (rover), Greg Williams (interchange), Norm Smith (coach)
PREMIERSHIPS
1909, 1918, 1933, 2005, 2012
RUNNERS-UP
1899, 1907, 1912, 1914, 1934, 1935, 1936, 1945, 1996, 2006, 2014, 2016
McCLELLAND TROPHY
1996, 2014, 2016
WOODEN SPOONS
1903, 1922, 1938, 1939, 1962, 1971, 1973, 1975, 1992, 1993, 1994
FINALS
89 games – 40 wins, 49 losses
MOST FINALS
Adam Goodes Jarrad McVeigh Jude Bolton Ryan O’Keefe Dan Hannebery Kieren Jack Josh Kennedy*
(28) (28) (26) (24) (22) (22) (22)
MOST GOALS IN FINALS
Barry Hall Bob Pratt Michael O’Loughlin Adam Goodes Laurie Nash
(39) (37) (37) (33) (27)
HIGHEST SCORE IN A FINAL
19.22 (136) v North Melbourne, PF, 2014
LOWEST SCORE IN A FINAL
INDIGENOUS TEAM OF THE CENTURY
3.8 (26) v Fitzroy, GF, 1899
Adam Goodes (centre half-back), Michael O’Loughlin (full-forward)
71 points v North Melbourne, PF, 2014
LEADING GOALKICKER MEDALLISTS
99 points v Hawthorn, QF, 1987
1934: Bob Pratt (138) 1935: Bob Pratt (97) 1942: Lindsay White (67)
JOHN COLEMAN MEDALLISTS
1996: Tony Lockett (114) 1998: Tony Lockett (107) 2014: Lance Franklin* (67) 2017: Lance Franklin* (69)
NORM SMITH MEDALLIST
Ryan O’Keefe (2012)
PREMIERSHIP COACH MEDALLISTS
Charlie Ricketts (1909), Bert Howson (1918), Jack Bisset (1933)
JOCK McHALE MEDALLISTS
Paul Roos (2005), John Longmire* (2012)
JIM STYNES MEDALLIST
Ryan O’Keefe (2006)
AFL RISING STAR AWARD
Adam Goodes (1999), Dan Hannebery (2010), Callum Mills* (2016)
AFL PLAYERS ASSOCIATION MVP AWARD
Gerard Healy (1988)
GREATEST WINNING MARGIN IN A FINAL GREATEST LOSING MARGIN IN A FINAL MOST GOALS IN A FINAL
9 Lindsay White, v Essendon, PF, 1942
BEST FINALS WINNING STREAK
Five games (2005-06)
WORST FINALS LOSING STREAK
Seven games (1945-87)
PRE-SEASON/NIGHT SERIES
113 games – 55 wins, 58 losses Premierships 1956, 1957, 1960, 1982
CLUB MEMBERSHIP
1984 (2750), 1985 (2777), 1986 (4927), 1987 (3594), 1988 (2516), 1989 (2631), 1990 (2624), 1991 (2907), 1992 (3020), 1993 (3097), 1994 (3327), 1995 (6088), 1996 (9525), 1997 (22,109), 1998 (31,089), 1999 (31,175), 2000 (30,177), 2001 (28,022), 2002 (27,755), 2003 (21,270), 2004 (25,010), 2005 (24,955), 2006 (30,382), 2007 (28,764), 2008 (26,721), 2009 (26,269), 2010 (28,671), 2011 (27,106), 2012 (29,873), 2013 (36,358), 2014 (40,126), 2015 (48,836), 2016 (56,523), 2017 (58,838), 2018 (60,934), 2019 (61,912) * denotes current player or coach
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AFL RECORD
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41 189 88 21/12/1993 2015 RD/2020 Kelmscott (WA)/South Fremantle (WAFL)/Port Adel
1
1
37
10
2 22
33 185 78 21/11/1998 2018
32/2017 Ports, Esperance (WA)/Subiaco (WAFL)
0
0
3
3
0
ALLEN Oscar
12 194 91 19/3/1999 2018
21/2017 Whitford (WA)/West Perth (WAFL)
21 0 23
23
0 20
BARRASS Tom
37 197 96 8/10/1995 2015 43/2013 Scarborough (WA)/Claremont (WAFL)
14
1 66
66
0
0
BRANDER Jarrod
10 196 94 11/2/1999
2018
2
1
4
4
0
0
**** RD/2020 Hampton Rovers (Vic)/Haileybury Coll (Vic)/Sandringham U18
18 17 16 15 14
DEBUT ACQUIRED PREVIOUS CLUB
BRAYSHAW Hamish
22 188 90 9/2/1998
0
0
0
0
0
0
CAMERON Jarrod
39 182 72 3/5/2000 2019 39/2018 Centrals (WA)/Swan Districts (WAFL)
7
0
7
7
0
11
SCORE ASSISTS
COLE Tom
28 188 82 28/5/1997 2016
36/2015 Sandhurst (Vic)/Bendigo U18
CRIPPS Jamie
15 183 83 23/4/1992 2011
TR/2012 Northhampton (WA)/East Fremantle (WAFL)/St Kilda
Dom Sheed 19 1 164 148 0 211 Jamie Cripps 24 1 197 197 1 379 Nic Naitanui 15 1 86 86 0 9 Brendon Ah Chee 0 0 0 0 0 0 Jarrod Brander
13/2017 Wentworth (NSW)/Geelong Grammar (Vic)/Bendigo U18
0
0
0
SCORE INVOLVEMENTS
1
71
Liam Ryan Dom Sheed Andrew Gaff Brendon Ah Chee Shannon Hurn
EDWARDS Harry
42 200 90 1/10/2000 **** RD/2019 Mazenod (WA)/Swan Districts (WAFL)
MARKS
FOLEY Luke
29 188 80 8/10/1999
****
31/2018 Sorrento-Duncraig (WA)/Subiaco (WAFL)
0
0
Tom Barrass Shannon Hurn Lewis Jetta Luke Shuey Brad Sheppard
GAFF Andrew
3 183 85 16/6/1992
2011
4/2010 Kew (Vic)/Carey Grammar (Vic)/Oakleigh U18
22
1 198 198
HANDBALLS 14 9 9 9 7
11/2014 Bacchus Marsh (Vic)/Western U18
16 202 99 6/3/1991
2011 TR/2018 Morningside (Qld)/Gold Coast/St Kilda 2006 13/2005 Angaston (SA)/Central District (SANFL)
0
20 1 100 21 21
0 32
HURN Shannon
25 187 95 4/9/1987
HUTCHINGS Mark
34 182 84 25/5/1991 2013 60/2012 Girrawheen Koondoola (WA)/E Perth (WAFL)/St Kilda Rks/W Perth (WAFL) 18 0 113 113 0 46
1 270 270 0 50
JAMIESON Callum
40 200 85 31/7/2000 **** 49/2019 North Beach (WA)/Newman College (WA)/Claremont (WAFL)
0
0
JETTA Lewis
23 183 81 4/5/1989
2010
22
1 197 70
JOHNSON Ben
38 179 73 6/3/2001
**** 58/2019 Whitford (WA)/Sacred Heart College (WA)/West Perth (WAFL)
JONES Jamaine
47 176 80 29/9/1998 2018 PSS/2020 Heywood (Vic)/Portland (Vic)/North Ballarat U18/Geelong
TR/2015 Bridgetown (WA)/Swan Districts (WAFL)/Sydney
0
0
0
0
1 116
0
0
0
0
0
0
OTHER
0
0
7
0
0
4
CLEARANCES
1
1 49
KELLY Tim
11 182 86 26/7/1994 2018 TR/2019 Palmyra (WA)/South Fremantle (WAFL)/Geelong
25
1 49
KENNEDY Josh
17 196 101 25/8/1987 2006 TR/2007 Northampton (WA)/East Fremantle (WAFL)/Carlton
22
1 244 222 0 611
McGOVERN Jeremy
20 197 99 15/4/1992 2014 RE/2013 North Albany (WA)/Claremont (WAFL)
23 1 127 127 0 36
NAITANUI Nic
9 202 110 4/5/1990 2009
2/2008 Midvale (WA)/Swan Districts (WAFL)
5
1 167 167 0 102
51/2014 St Mary’s, Geelong (Vic)/Geelong U18
13
1 56
Nic Naitanui Luke Shuey Andrew Gaff Dom Sheed Lewis Jetta
POSSESSION
NELSON Jackson
30 188 85 15/3/1996 2015
56
0
1
CONTESTED POSS.
O’NEILL Mitchell
45 179 72 21/2/2001
**** RD/2020 North Hobart (Tas)/Guilford Young College (Tas)/Tasmania U18
0
0
0
0
0
0
TACKLES
O’NEILL Xavier
24 186 83 3/8/2000
****
28/2018 Blackburn (Vic)/Whitefriars College (Vic)/Oakleigh U18
0
0
0
0
0
0
PETRUCCELLE Jack
21 187 82 12/4/1999 2018
38/2017 Epping (Vic)/Northern U18
20 1
24
24
1 24
8 190 83 9/12/1990 2009
TR/2015 Keith (SA)/Glenelg (SANFL)/Brisbane
Luke Shuey Elliot Yeo Jack Darling Lewis Jetta Liam Ryan
Nic Naitanui Luke Shuey Dom Sheed Andrew Gaff Liam Ryan
10 10 10 6 5
UNCONTESTED POSS. Andrew Gaff Luke Shuey Liam Duggan Tim Kelly Dom Sheed
23 18 17 16 15
INTERCEPT POSS. Jeremy McGovern Shannon Hurn Tom Barrass Brad Sheppard Liam Ryan
8 8 6 5 4
REDDEN Jack
23 1 212 83
0 71
REID Nicholas
46 188 87 4/9/1995
**** PSS/2020 North Beach (WA)/West Coast (WAFL)
0
0
0
0
RIOLI Willie
44 175 77 4/6/1995
2018
14 0 38
38
0 46
ROTHAM Josh
35 193 88 25/2/1998 2019
RYAN Liam
1 180 75 2/10/1996 2018
52/2016 St Mary’s (NT)/Xavier College (Vic)/Glenelg (SANFL)
0
0
37/2016 Whitford (WA)/West Perth (WAFL)
4
0
4
4
0
26/2017 Rovers, Geraldton (WA)/Subiaco (WAFL)
24
1 38
38
3 53
0
SCHOFIELD Will
31 197 94 24/1/1989 2007 50/2006 Newtown & Chilwell (Vic)/Geelong College (Vic)/Geelong U18
14 0 190 190 0 22
SHEED Dom
4 187 87 10/4/1995 2014
11/2013 Mines Rovers (WA)/Subiaco (WAFL)
24
1 103 103 2 49
SHEPPARD Brad
5 187 85 23/5/1991 2010
7/2009 Attadale (WA)/East Fremantle (WAFL)
24
1 179 179 0 17
SHUEY Luke
13 184 90 2/6/1990
2010 18/2008 Bulleen-Templestowe (Vic)/Marcellin College (Vic)/Oakleigh U18 24
1 202 202 0 136
TREACY Anthony
43 182 81 12/4/1997
**** RD/2020 Cable Beach (WA)/Sydney (NEAFL)/Claremont (WAFL)
0
0
0
0
0
VARDY Nathan
19 200 98 25/6/1991
2011 TR/2016 Allies (Vic)/Gippsland U18/Geelong
11
0 68
43
0 42
VENABLES Daniel
18 187 83 19/11/1998 2018
13/2016 Keilor (Vic)/PEGS (Vic)/Western U18
6
0 21
21
0
77/2016 Marist (WA)/Claremont (WAFL)
13 0 29
29
0 28
WATERMAN Jake
2 192 92 6/5/1998
2018
0
WATSON Francis
26 187 83 29/9/1995 2019 RE/2019 Halls Creek (WA)/Claremont (WAFL)
2
0
2
2
0
0
32 200 96 17/4/2000 ****
0
0
0
0
0
0
YEO Elliot
6 190 90 1/10/1993 2012 TR/2013 Booragoon (WA)/East Fremantle (WAFL)/Brisbane
9 8 7 6 5
6 5 3 3 2 5 5 3 3 3
INSIDE 50s Tim Kelly Dom Sheed Jamie Cripps Nic Naitanui Luke Shuey
6 4 4 3 3
11
WILLIAMS Bailey
35/2018 Pines (Vic)/Western Port SC (Vic)/Dandenong U18
3 3 2 2 1
0
14 185 84 11/12/1996 2015
0
3.3 2.1 2.0 1.0 1.0
41
27 191 95 13/6/1992
HICKEY Tom
2011 26/2010 Sorrento-Duncraig (WA)/West Perth (WAFL)
1
14 0 41
DARLING Jack
Andrew Gaff Nic Naitanui Luke Shuey Liam Duggan Dom Sheed
SCOREBOARD GOALS / BEHINDS Liam Ryan Brendon Ah Chee Dom Sheed Jack Darling Lewis Jetta
DUGGAN Liam
9 9 8 8 8
2020
THIS CLUB
30 27 23 22 21
NO. HT. WT. DOB
2019
AH CHEE Brendon AINSWORTH Brayden
NAME
KICKS Luke Shuey Shannon Hurn Andrew Gaff Dom Sheed Lewis Jetta
TOTAL
Andrew Gaff Luke Shuey Shannon Hurn Dom Sheed Liam Duggan
GOALS
2020
BALL USE DISPOSALS
GAMES
TOTAL
PLAYER LIST
23 1 156 129 0 70
Acquired = How player arrived at this club 1/2000 = National Draft number/year LTA = Local talent access selection MD = Mid-Season Rookie Draft PD = Pre-Season Draft PDN = Previous Draft nomination PDS = Pre-Draft selection PSS = Pre-Season Supplemental selection RD = Rookie Draft RE = Rookie elevation TR = Traded to this club UPS = Uncontracted player selection 17YO = 17-year-old access UFA = Unrestricted free agent RFA = Restricted free agent DFA = Delisted free agent # = Category A Rookie (eligible for AFL selection) * = Category B Rookie (only eligible for AFL selection as long-term injury replacement) TIR = Trade Incentive Rule
ASBESTOS & HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ASSESSMENTS Same day asbestos sample testing Air monitoring & indoor air quality Mould analysis & monitoring Hazardous materials assessments Asbestos awareness training Workplace safety assessments Lead paint management
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CLUB HISTORY HIGHEST SCORE
29.18 (192) v Brisbane, R3, 1988, WACA
LOWEST SCORE
1.12 (18) v Essendon, R15, 1989, Windy Hill
GREATEST WINNING MARGIN
135 points v Adelaide, R19, 1995, Subiaco Oval
BEST WINNING SEQUENCE
12 games – round 1, 1991 to round 13, 1991
WORST LOSING SEQUENCE
OVERALL RECORD: 779 games – 442 wins, 331 losses, 6 draws GRAND FINALS: 7 PREMIERSHIPS: 4 Head-to-head v
Adelaide Brisbane Lions Carlton Collingwood Essendon Fitzroy Fremantle Geelong Gold Coast Suns GWS Giants Hawthorn Melbourne North Melbourne Port Adelaide Richmond St Kilda Sydney Swans University Western Bulldogs
P
W
8 games – round 5, 2001 to round 12, 2001
MOST GAMES
L
D
48 27 21 0 49 35 13 1 45 24 21 0 54 28 25 1 54 25 29 0 15 9 6 0 50 30 20 0 53 26 26 1 11 9 1 1 11 8 3 0 52 28 24 0 54 37 17 0 50 28 22 0 34 15 19 0 44 26 18 0 49 30 18 1 51 21 30 0 0 0 0 0 55 36 18 1
RECORD AT CURRENT VENUES Venue
P
W
L
D
MCG
86 35 51 0
Marvel Stadium
64
28
35
1
22
6
0
Optus Stadium
28
GMHBA Stadium
24 8 15 1
Gabba
22 13 9 0
SCG
19 3 16 0
Adelaide Oval
10
8
Metricon Stadium
9
5
2
2
Uni of Tas Stadium
7
2
5
0
Giants Stadium
5
3
2
0
Blundstone Arena
3
1
2
0
UNSW Canberra Oval
3
2
1
0
TIO Stadium
1
1
0
0
TIO Traeger Park
1
1
0
0
Mars Stadium
0 0 0 0
2
0
Dean Cox Glen Jakovich Darren Glass Shannon Hurn* Guy McKenna Drew Banfield Peter Matera Andrew Embley Dean Kemp Ashley McIntosh Matt Priddis Ben Cousins Michael Braun David Wirrpanda Josh Kennedy*
(290) (276) (270) (270) (267) (265) (253) (250) (243) (242) (240) (238) (228) (227) (222)
MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES
Andrew Gaff* Dean Cox Glen Jakovich Brad Sheppard* Quinten Lynch Ben Cousins
(113) (104) (97) (96) (95) (89)
AFL GAMES RECORDS HELD IN GUERNSEY NUMBERS
50 Ryan Turnbull
(129)
MOST GAMES AS CAPTAIN
John Worsfold Darren Glass Shannon Hurn* Ben Cousins Guy McKenna Chris Judd Ross Glendinning Steve Malaxos
(138) (129) (120) (104) (68) (49) (40) (25)
MOST GAMES AS COACH
John Worsfold Mick Malthouse Adam Simpson* John Todd Ken Judge Ron Alexander
MOST GOALS
Josh Kennedy* Peter Sumich Mark LeCras Phillip Matera Jack Darling* Quinten Lynch Chris Lewis Brett Heady
(281) (243) (143) (45) (44) (22) (600) (514) (441) (389) (379) (281) (259) (237)
TOP GOALKICKING PERFORMANCES
FINALS
14 Scott Cummings (v Adelaide, round 4, 2000, WACA) 13 Peter Sumich (v Western Bulldogs, round 13, 1991, WACA) 12 Mark LeCras* (v Essendon, round 16, 2010, Marvel Stadium) 11 Peter Sumich (v Essendon, round 15, 1992, MCG) 11 Josh Kennedy* (v GWS Giants, round 8, 2014, Subiaco Oval) 10 Scott Cummings (v Fremantle, round 6, 2000, Subiaco Oval) 10 Josh Kennedy* (v Western Bulldogs, round 9, 2011, Subiaco Oval) 10 Josh Kennedy* (v Carlton, round 2, 2015, Subiaco Oval)
54 games – 26 wins, 27 losses, 1 draw
MOST FINALS
Dean Kemp Guy McKenna Chris Waterman Brett Heady Chris Lewis Peter Matera John Worsfold Glen Jakovich
(25) (24) (22) (21) (21) (21) (21) (20)
MOST GOALS IN FINALS
Peter Sumich Josh Kennedy* Brett Heady Jack Darling* Peter Matera Chris Lewis Quinten Lynch Dean Kemp Mark LeCras Ben Cousins Tony Evans Adam Hunter
BROWNLOW MEDALLISTS
Chris Judd (2004), Ben Cousins (2005), Matt Priddis (2014)
AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME MEMBERS
INDUCTEES: Ross Glendinning (also NM), Peter Matera, Dean Kemp, Glen Jakovich, Guy McKenna (also coach Gold Coast), John Todd (also coach West Coast), Mick Malthouse (coach West Coast, also St K, Rich, coach WB, Coll, Carl)
(62) (37) (33) (31) (23) (22) (22) (19) (17) (16) (16) (16)
HIGHEST SCORE IN A FINAL
24.18 (162) v North Melbourne, 1EF, 2012
LOWEST SCORE IN A FINAL
4.10 (34) v Sydney, EF, 2004
INDIGENOUS TEAM OF THE CENTURY
GREATEST WINNING MARGIN IN A FINAL
Peter Matera (wing), Chris Lewis (forward pocket)
96 points v North Melbourne, 1EF, 2012
GREATEST LOSING MARGIN IN A FINAL
JOHN COLEMAN MEDALLIST
1999: Scott Cummings (88) 2015: Josh Kennedy* (75) 2016: Josh Kennedy* (80)
77 points v Essendon, 1SF, 1996
NORM SMITH MEDALLISTS
8 Peter Sumich, v Geelong, 2SF, 1992
MOST GOALS IN A FINAL
Peter Matera (1992), Dean Kemp (1994), Chris Judd (2005), Andrew Embley (2006), Luke Shuey* (2018)
BEST FINALS WINNING STREAK
Four games (EF 1992-EF 1993; QF 2018-EF 2019)
WORST FINALS LOSING STREAK
JOCK McHALE MEDALLISTS
Four games (1996-98; 1999-2004)
Mick Malthouse (1992, 1994), John Worsfold (2006), Adam Simpson* (2018)
PRE-SEASON/NIGHT SERIES
AFL RISING STAR AWARD
73 games – 36 wins, 37 losses
AFL PLAYERS ASSOCIATION MVP AWARD
1987 (2800), 1988 (8480), 1989 (9223), 1990 (10,450), 1991 (17,636), 1992 (23,902), 1993 (25,779), 1994 (24,265), 1995 (26,821), 1996 (26,663), 1997 (33,286), 1998 (37,496), 1999 (36,212), 2000 (38,868), 2001 (38,649), 2002 (34,880), 2003 (36,234), 2004 (40,792), 2005 (42,406), 2006 (44,138), 2007 (45,949), 2008 (44,863), 2009 (43,927), 2010 (44,160), 2011 (43,216), 2012 (57,377), 2013 (58,501), 2014 (58,529), 2015 (60,221), 2016 (65,188), 2017 (65,064), 2018 (80,290), 2019 (90,445)
CLUB MEMBERSHIP
Ben Cousins (1996)
Ben Cousins (2005), Chris Judd (2006)
PREMIERSHIPS
1992, 1994, 2006, 2018
RUNNERS-UP
1991, 2005, 2015
McCLELLAND TROPHY
1991, 1994, 2006
WOODEN SPOONS
* denotes current player or coach
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Bailey Smith Jack Macrae Lachie Hunter Caleb Daniel Josh Dunkley
23 22 22 20 18
KICKS Alex Keath Lachie Hunter Hayden Crozier Jack Macrae Jason Johannisen
13 13 12 11 11
MARKS Alex Keath Bailey Williams Matthew Suckling Jack Macrae Ryan Gardner
9 6 6 5 5
HANDBALLS Bailey Smith Jack Macrae Marcus Bontempelli Caleb Daniel Lachie Hunter
14 11 10 10 9
4 193 96 24/11/1995 2014
BRUCE Josh
17 197 103 8/6/1992
BUTLER Louis
18 185 76 26/8/2001 ****
CAVARRA Ben
25 173 73 20/12/1995 2020
45/2018 Ferntree Gully (Vic)/Eastern U18/Frankston (VFL)/W’town (VFL)
0
1
1
CORDY Zaine
12 193 94 27/10/1996 2015
62/2014 Ocean Grove (Vic)/Geelong College (Vic)/Geelong U18
23
1
72
9 185 81 24/12/1993 2012
TR/2017 Rowville (Vic)/Eastern U18/Fremantle
0 45
CROZIER Hayden
23
2020
BONTEMPELLI Marcus
2012
4/2013 Eltham (Vic)/Northern U18
GOALS THIS CLUB
DEBUT ACQUIRED PREVIOUS CLUB
TOTAL
NO. HT. WT. DOB
2019
NAME
2020
BALL USE DISPOSALS
GAMES
TOTAL
PLAYER LIST
1 128 128 0 115
TR/2019 Eastlake (NEAFL)/GWS/St Kilda
22
1 114
1
1 172
53/2019 Old Brighton (Vic)/Brighton Grammar (Vic)/Sandringham U18
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
72
0 10
0
22
1 109 40
31 184 85 22/7/1996 2015 45/2014 Edithvale-Aspendale (Vic)/Dandenong U18
10
1
51
51
0 53
SCORE ASSISTS
DANIEL Caleb
35 168 70 7/7/1996
17
1
92
92
0 27
DICKSON Tory
29 184 90 26/9/1987 2012
57/2011 Beaconsfield (Vic)/Frankston (VFL)/Noble Pk (Vic)/Bendigo (VFL) 17
0 113 113
0 181
Matthew Suckling Jason Johannisen
25/2015 Sale (Vic)/Gippsland U18
1
0 36
2015 46/2014 Edwardstown (SA)/South Adelaide (SANFL)
5 190 90 9/1/1997
15 179 79 24/4/1991 2013
TR/2018 Wahgunyah (Vic)/Caulfield Grammar (Vic)/Murray U18/Hawthorn 14 0 132 14
0 23
ENGLISH Tim
44 205 98 10/8/1997
2017
19/2016 Brookton-Pingelly (WA)/South Fremantle (WAFL)
20 1 30 30
0
9
GARCIA Riley
38 177 72 30/1/2001
****
62/2019 Caversham (WA)//Swan Districts (WAFL)
0
0
0
0
0
0
SCORE INVOLVEMENTS
GARDNER Ryan
43 197 96 1/6/1997
2019 MD/2019 Burnie Dockers (Tas)/Geelong List/Footscray VFL
2
1
3
3
0
2
GOWERS Billy
26 187 89 10/6/1996 2018
RE/2018 Kew (Vic)/Xavier Coll (Vic)/Oak U18/Carlton Rookies/Foots (VFL) 10 0 30 30
GREENE Fergus
30 187 80 20/12/1997 2018
70/2016 Sandhurst (Vic)/Bendigo U18
0
0
5
5
0
5
HAYES Will
32 181 82 5/6/1995
78/2018 Euroa (Vic)/Melb Grammar (Vic)/Sandringham U18/Foots (VFL)
9
0
9
9
0
4
Matthew Suckling Caleb Daniel Bailey Williams Jason Johannisen Bailey Smith
2019
7 182 84 13/12/1994 2013
23
49/2012 Williamstown Juniors (Vic)/St Kevin’s College (Vic)/Western U18 23
JOHANNISEN Jason
39 181 82 8/11/1992
2012
RE/2012 Willetton (WA)/East Fremantle (WAFL)
JONG Lin
46 188 93 4/6/1993
2012 RE/2014 Mulgrave (Vic)/Oakleigh U18
KEATH Alex
42 197 96 20/1/1992 2017
KHAMIS Buku LIBERATORE Tom
67
67
0 39
1 129 129 0 57
20 1 127 127 0 41 0
0 61
61
0 33
OTHER
18
1
31
1
0
1
CLEARANCES
24 189 84 24/3/2000 **** RD/2019 St Albans (Vic Metro)/Maribyrnong College (Vic)/Western U18
0
0
0
0
0
0
21 182 87 16/5/1992
41/2010 St Bernard’s (Vic)/Calder U18
15 0 132 132 0 45 14 0 32
Jack Macrae Josh Bruce Jason Johannisen Marcus Bontempelli Bailey Smith
2011
TR/2019 Shepparton Bears (Vic)/Murray U18/Gold Coast List/Adelaide
27 187 84 17/7/1998
2017
28/2016 Eltham (Vic)/Northern U18
22 181 84 3/3/1990
2014
TR/2018 Deniliquin (NSW)/Geel Gram (Vic)/Geel U18/Frankston (VFL)/Rich 23
1
81
24
0 107
POSSESSION
LYNCH Brad
36 189 85 11/7/1997
2018
RE/2018 Mandurah (WA)/Swan Districts (WAFL)
0
0
9
9
0
CONTESTED POSS.
MACRAE Jack
11 191 89 3/8/1994
2013
23
1 142 142 0 34
McLEAN Toby
16 180 82 31/1/1996
2015
NAUGHTON Aaron
33 195 91 30/11/1999 2018
UNCONTESTED POSS. Bailey Smith Lachie Hunter Bailey Williams Jason Johannisen Caleb Daniel
18 17 15 13 11
INTERCEPT POSS. Caleb Daniel Hayden Crozier Easton Wood Josh Dunkley Alex Keath
7 6 6 6 5
2 1
DUNKLEY Josh
HUNTER Lachie
2016
1.1 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0
DURYEA Taylor
LLOYD Sam
11 8 7 7 7
Ben Cavarra Bailey Williams Josh Bruce Mitch Wallis Matthew Suckling
DALE Bailey
LIPINSKI Patrick
Jack Macrae Caleb Daniel Marcus Bontempelli Hayden Crozier Easton Wood
SCOREBOARD GOALS / BEHINDS
6/2012 Kew Rovers (Vic)/Carey Grammar (Vic)/Oakleigh U18 26/2014 Narre Warren (Vic)/Oakleigh U18 9/2017 Rockingham (WA)/Peel Thunder (WAFL)
32
0 23 2
19 0 79
79
0 54
23
1
42
42
0 34
0
PORTER Callum
28 182 82 22/2/1999
****
74/2017 Rythdale-Officer-Cardinia (Vic)/Gippsland U18
0
0
0
0
RICHARDS Ed
20 185 87 3/7/1999
2018
16/2017 Hawthorn Citizens (Vic)/Carey Grammar (Vic)/Oakleigh U18
20 0 41
41
0 17
SCHACHE Josh
13 200 96 21/8/1997 2016
SMITH Bailey
6 185 86 7/12/2000 2019
SMITH Roarke SUCKLING Matthew SWEET Jordon TRENGOVE Jackson VANDERMEER Laitham WALLIS Mitch
37 181 83 11/9/1996
TR/2017 Seymour (Vic)/Murray U18/Brisbane 7/2018 East Malvern (Vic)/Xavier Coll (Vic)/Old Xavs (Vic)/Sandr U18
2015 RD/2018 Sunbury (Vic)/Calder U18
1 187 85 25/7/1988 2009 UFA/2015 East Wagga-Kooringal (NSW)/Wagga Tigers (NSW)/Hawthorn 41 203 105 2/2/1998
**** RD/2019 Tea Tree Gully (SA)/North Adelaide (SANFL)
8 197 101 2/11/1990 2010 RFA/2017 Strathmore (Vic)/PEGS (Vic)/Calder U18/Port Adel 23 180 78 3/2/1999
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37/2018 Mooroopna (Vic)/Murray U18
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3 185 86 24/10/1992 2011
22/2010 St Bernard’s(Vic)/Calder U18
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WEIGHTMAN Cody
19 178 74 15/1/2001
15/2019 Beaconsfield (Vic)/Haileybury College (Vic)/Dandenong U18
0
0
0
0
0
WEST Rhylee
14 181 85 12/7/2000 2019
26/2018 Strathmore (Vic)/St Kevin’s College (Vic)/Calder U18
3
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WILLIAMS Bailey
34 187 88 10/10/1997 2016
48/2015 Brighton District & Old Scholars (SA)/Glenelg (SANFL)
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42
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WOOD Easton
10 185 86 4/9/1989 2009 43/2007 Camperdown (Vic)/Geelong Grammar (Vic)
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1 161 161
YOUNG Lachie
40 189 81 6/4/1999
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6
6
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5
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15
15
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YOUNG Lewis
2019 RD/2019 Mt Eliza (Vic)/Peninsula Gram (Vic)/Dande U18/Frankston (VFL)
2 197 101 20/12/1998 2017 49/2016 Mitcham (SA)/Sturt (SANFL)
5 4 3 3 3
4 2 2 2 2
TACKLES Hayden Crozier Bailey Smith Marcus Bontempelli Sam Lloyd Jack Macrae
7 7 6 5 4
INSIDE 50s Matthew Suckling Jack Macrae Caleb Daniel Marcus Bontempelli Bailey Smith
4 3 3 2 2
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Acquired = How player arrived at this club 1/2000 = National Draft number/year LTA = Local talent access selection MD = Mid-Season Rookie Draft PD = Pre-Season Draft PDN = Previous Draft nomination PDS = Pre-Draft selection PSS = Pre-Season Supplemental selection RD = Rookie Draft RE = Rookie elevation TR = Traded to this club UPS = Uncontracted player selection 17YO = 17-year-old access UFA = Unrestricted free agent RFA = Restricted free agent DFA = Delisted free agent # = Category A Rookie (eligible for AFL selection) * = Category B Rookie (only eligible for AFL selection as long-term injury replacement) TIR = Trade Incentive Rule
ASBESTOS & HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ASSESSMENTS Same day asbestos sample testing Air monitoring & indoor air quality Mould analysis & monitoring Hazardous materials assessments Asbestos awareness training Workplace safety assessments Lead paint management
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CLUB HISTORY HIGHEST SCORE
33.15 (213) v St Kilda, round 13, 1978, Western Oval
LOWEST SCORE
1.8 (14) v Geelong, round 12, 1965, Western Oval
GREATEST WINNING MARGIN
120 points v Melbourne, round 15, 1985, Western Oval
BEST WINNING SEQUENCE
Nine games – round 1, 1946 to round 9, 1946
OVERALL RECORD: 1962 games – 882 wins, 1058 losses, 22 draws GRAND FINALS: 3 PREMIERSHIPS: 2 Head-to-head v
Adelaide Brisbane Lions Carlton Collingwood Essendon Fitzroy Fremantle Geelong Gold Coast Suns GWS Giants Hawthorn Melbourne North Melbourne Port Adelaide Richmond St Kilda Sydney Swans University West Coast Eagles
P
W
WORST LOSING SEQUENCE
14 games – round 20, 1979 to round 11, 1980
MOST GAMES
L
D
45 24 21 0 56 33 23 0 148 56 88 4 158 47 110 1 161 65 94 2 126 72 54 0 32 16 16 0 161 57 102 2 11 8 3 0 12 6 6 0 162 77 83 2 166 77 88 1 162 80 79 3 30 14 16 0 155 74 79 2 161 76 82 3 161 82 78 1 0 0 0 0 55 18 36 1
RECORD AT CURRENT VENUES Venue
Brad Johnson Chris Grant Doug Hawkins Scott West Ted Whitten Robert Murphy Rohan Smith
MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES
John Schultz Tony Liberatore Rohan Smith David Thorpe Scott West
6 Brad Johnson 7 Doug Hawkins 13 Daniel Giansiracusa 24 Gary Dempsey 38 Dale Morris 49 Brian Cordy 51 Michael McLean
P
W
L
D
121
122
3
MCG
210 85 124 1
GMHBA Stadium
58
SCG
29 10 19 0
Gabba
22 8 14 0
UNSW Canberra Oval
11
7
4
0
Ted Whitten Charlie Sutton Rodney Eade Terry Wallace Mick Malthouse Arthur Olliver
Metricon Stadium
9
5
4
0
MOST GOALS
TIO Stadium
9
7
2
0
Adelaide Oval
7
2
5
0
Mars Stadium
5
3
2
0
Uni of Tas Stadium
5
1
4
0
Giants Stadium
4
2
2
0
Optus Stadium
4 0 4 0
1
0
0
0
(212) (139) (127) (126) (86) (80) (76)
MOST GAMES AS COACH
Simon Beasley Brad Johnson Chris Grant Kelvin Templeton Jack Collins Alby Morrison Ted Whitten
(228) (162) (162) (148) (135) (131)
PREMIERSHIPS
1954, 2016
RUNNERS-UP
1961
WOODEN SPOONS
1959, 1967, 1982, 2003
FINALS
50 games – 18 wins, 32 losses
MOST FINALS GAMES
Brad Johnson Matthew Boyd Chris Grant Dale Morris Tony Liberatore Will Minson Rohan Smith Scott West Nathan Eagleton
BROWNLOW MEDALLISTS
Allan Hopkins (1930, tied), Norman Ware (1941), Peter Box (1956), John Schultz (1960), Gary Dempsey (1975), Kelvin Templeton (1980), Brad Hardie (1985), Tony Liberatore (1990), Scott Wynd (1992), Adam Cooney (2008)
AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME MEMBERS
LEGENDS: Ted Whitten (also coach Foots), Royce Hart (coach Foots, also Rich) INDUCTEES: Allan Hopkins (also coach Foots), Norm Ware (also coach Foots), Arthur Olliver (also coach Foots), Syd Coventry (coach Foots, also Coll), Bill Goggin (coach Foots, also Geel, coach Geel), Bob Rose (coach Foots, also Coll, coach Coll), John Schultz, Bernie Quinlan (also Fitz, coach Fitz), Charlie Sutton (also coach Foots), Gary Dempsey (also N Melb), Barry Round (also S Melb/Syd), Doug Hawkins (also Fitz), Chris Grant, Scott West, Brad Johnson, Jason Akermanis (also Bris Lions), Barry Hall (also St K, Syd), Terry Wallace (also Haw, Rich, coach Rich), Brad Hardie (also Bris, Coll), Mick Malthouse (coach WB, also St K, Rich, coach WCE, Coll, Carl)
(30) (18) (15) (14) (13) (13) (12)
HIGHEST SCORE IN A FINAL
19.23 (137) v North Melbourne, 1SF, 1985
LOWEST SCORE IN A FINAL
5.7 (37) v Geelong, PF, 1953
GREATEST WINNING MARGIN IN A FINAL
70 points v West Coast, 3QF, 1998
AFL TEAM OF THE CENTURY
GREATEST LOSING MARGIN IN A FINAL
Ted Whitten (centre half-back)
INDIGENOUS TEAM OF THE CENTURY
Nicky Winmar (half-forward), Michael McLean (interchange)
93 points v Hawthorn, QF, 1985
LEADING GOALKICKER MEDALLIST
8 Danny Del-Re, v Geelong, QF, 1992
JOHN COLEMAN MEDALLISTS
Four games (2016)
MOST GOALS IN A FINAL
BEST FINALS WINNING STREAK
1954: Jack Collins (73)
WORST FINALS LOSING STREAK
1957: Jack Collins (74) 1978: Kelvin Templeton (118) 1979: Kelvin Templeton (91) 1985: Simon Beasley (93)
Six games (1938-51)
PRE-SEASON/NIGHT SERIES
115 games – 55 wins, 60 losses Premierships 1963, 1964, 1967, 1970, 2010
NORM SMITH MEDALLIST
Jason Johannisen* (2016)
CLUB MEMBERSHIP
JOCK McHALE MEDALLIST
1984 (6491), 1985 (8030), 1986 (8433), 1987 (3452), 1988 (5351), 1989 (5168), 1990 (10,983), 1991 (9598), 1992 (9311), 1993 (11,478), 94 (9339), 1995 (12,212), 1996 (10,650), 1997 (15,064), 1998 (20,064), 1999 (20,491), 2000 (18,056), 2001 (19,085), 2002 (20,838), 2003 (21,260), 2004 (19,295), 2005 (21,975), 2006 (26,042) 2007 (28,725), 2008 (28,306), 2009 (28,215), 2010 (32,077), 2011 (29,710), 2012 (30,007), 2013 (30,209), 2014 (31,538), 2015 (35,222), 2016 (39,459), 2017 (47,653), 2018 (43,246), 2019 (44,373) * denotes current player and coach
Charlie Sutton (1954), Luke Beveridge* (2016) (575) (558) (554) (494) (385) (369) (360)
(21) (16) (15) (14) (13) (12) (12) (12) (12)
MOST GOALS IN FINALS
Chris Grant Brad Johnson Tory Dickson* Paul Hudson Jack Collins Danny Del-Re Simon Beasley
MICHAEL TUCK MEDALLIST
Barry Hall (2010)
AFL PLAYERS ASSOCIATION MVP AWARD
Luke Darcy (2002)
AFL COACHES ASSOCIATION MVP AWARD
Marcus Bontempelli (2019)
Blundstone Arena 0 0 0 0 TIO Traeger Park
(355) (329) (265) (329 – Foots & NM) (253) (124) (95)
MOST GAMES AS CAPTAIN
Ted Whitten Scott Wynd Arthur Olliver Brad Johnson Doug Hawkins Gary Dempsey Chris Grant
246
44
(169) (165) (153) (127) (114)
AFL GAMES RECORDS HELD IN GUERNSEY NUMBERS
Marvel Stadium
13
(364) (341) (329) (324) (321) (312) (300)
TOP GOALKICKING PERFORMANCES
15 Kelvin Templeton (v St Kilda, round 13, 1978, Western Oval) 12 Simon Beasley (v Geelong, round 16, 1982, Western Oval) 12 Simon Beasley (v Richmond, round 18, 1985, Waverley Park) 12 Simon Beasley (v Melbourne, round 15, 1985, Western Oval) 11 Simon Beasley (v Richmond, round 1, 1984, Western Oval)
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