Port Adelaide Football Club 2019 Yearbook

04. DAVID KOCH 06. KEITH THOMAS 09. COMMUNITY REPORT 10. CHINA ENGAGEMENT

16. KEN HINKLEY 18. AFL SEASON REVIEW 20. AFL PLAYER REVIEWS 26. MATTHEW LOKAN 28. SANFL SEASON REVIEW 30. SANFL PLAYER REVIEWS 34. BEST & FAIREST 48. MILESTONES & DEBUTANTS 50. HONOUR ROLL 54. AFL RECORDS 56. SANFL RECORDS 58. CLUB RECORDS 60. HALL OF FAME 62. LIFE MEMBERS & OBITUARIES 64. 2019 STAFF

Port Adelaide Football Club 2019 Annual Report Port Adelaide Football Club Ltd, Brougham Place, Alberton, South Australia 5014 Telephone: +61 8 8447 4044 Facsimile: +61 8 8447 8633 Email: email@pafc.com.au Official Website: portadelaidefc.com.au

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DAVID KOCH

we are taking a longer-term view of improving our list for the future...

2019 C H A I R M A N’S R E P O RT Dear Members and supporters, Thank you for your ongoing support and commitment to the Port Adelaide Football Club.

This season again served up its share of challenges. As an entire club, we fell short of our expectations of playing finals. At the beginning of each season we strive to play finals to therefore give ourselves a chance of competing for the ultimate prize – the AFL premiership. It’s why we exist.

To that end, we are disappointed in 2019 and we acknowledge that.

On the other hand, however, we strongly believe we are far better positioned today than we were 12 months ago in pursuit of our next premiership.

Yes, we have finished 10th in consecutive seasons but if you look below the surface you will see the clear path we are on.

Our list development over the last 12 months has been significant. We added three elite young players to our group – Connor Rozee, Xavier Duursma and Zak Butters – in last year’s draft and this year we’ve added more high-end

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young talent to our list with the inclusion of Miles Bergman, Mitch Georgiades, Dylan Williams and Jackson Mead, along with rookies Jake Pasini and Trent Burgoyne.

And how good is it to have some famous Port Adelaide names back at Alberton with the addition of Mead and Burgoyne, as father-son recruits of Darren Mead and Peter Burgoyne?

What is equally exciting for us is the next tier of younger players, those that are 23 years and under. Think of the

development of the likes of Dan Houston, Darcy Byrne-Jones, Tom Clurey, Karl Amon, Joel Garner, Riley Bonner and Ryan Burton who have all improved their football significantly in the past 12 months.

We are taking a longer-term view of improving our list for the future but we will not bottom out. We reset at the end of 2018 and are building towards our next premiership, for that’s why we exist, to win premierships.

The age profile of our list is young, one of the youngest in

the competition. This season we had the fifth most players aged 23 and under in the competition.

In August, AFL Media compiled a report on the AFL’s best list of 23 and under. We ranked third on that list.

Hopefully by August 2020 our ranking will have improved even more in relation to our youth.

We have six Rising Star nominees on our list from this and the previous year: Burton, Houston, Powell-Pepper, Bonner, Duursma and Rozee, who was runner-up this year in the AFL Rising Star award.

And in 2019 we had the most games played by players aged 20 and under in the competition.

It is clear that we have invested in quality youth.

And this is where Ken Hinkley deserves the utmost credit.

Whilst it could have been easy for Ken to promote a short-term view to protect the win/loss count in 2019, he selflessly and unequivocally bought into the view that the club had to make tough calls at the end of last season that would set the club up moving forward to our next premiership.

Moreover, in the recent trade period and AFL draft, Ken has continued to buy into this strategy.

Ken should be applauded for this. It was and continues to be a courageous decision made for the betterment of the Port Adelaide Football Club moving forward. And he has been judged by certain quarters throughout the season who have failed to see the bigger picture at play here.

I reiterate. This club is here to win premierships, not limp from one finals campaign to another, making up the numbers. We exist to win premierships, not just to make finals.

I have mentioned the exciting youth we have on our list but I do want to acknowledge our senior players, particularly Travis Boak.

Travis has had an outstanding season again, polling our most votes at the Brownlow Medal and of course winning the John Cahill Medal as our best and fairest player. Equally as importantly, on Brownlow night Travis was also a finalist in the prestigious Jim Stynes Community Award for the work he does volunteering for the Childhood Cancer Association.

In an era of unpredictable player movement Travis stands out like a beacon as the player that stood by Port Adelaide in our darkest time when it could have been so easy for him to go home. Travis is a credit to himself and his family and I know you will join me in congratulating him for all the work he does both on and off the field.

From a commercial perspective we are incredibly proud to have welcomed GFG into the Port Adelaide family.

Sanjeev and his team have been brilliant to work with and I thank them for their amazing support this year and moving forward. Both Port Adelaide and the team at GFG are so aligned with their thinking and their values of family, sustainability and change also resonate strongly with us. To be able to integrate GFG into our club this year has been a major highlight and I thank everyone involved who has brought this wonderful partnership to life.

As will be revealed ahead of our AGM in February, our financial result is better than last year’s and we’ll be paying down debt by $1 million this year which is a very pleasing result.

We have so much to look forward to as a club.

As we all know, next year we will celebrate our 150th anniversary.

Just think about that for a moment. The Port Adelaide Football Club, established in 1870, proudly boasting 36 SANFL premierships; four Champions of Australia titles; the only suburban football club from outside of Victoria to be elevated into the national competition; and an AFL flag in 2004 after only eight seasons in the competition.

And now let’s consider when some of the other great clubs in world sport were formed – Liverpool in 1892; Manchester United 1878; Barcelona 1899; Real Madrid 1902; Juventus 1897; New York Yankees 1903; Boston Red Sox 1902.

And then there’s Port Adelaide…1870.

It has been a remarkable journey of success since our club was formed from humble beginnings as a club for the young men of the Port Adelaide district.

It’s a rich and proud history. And next year we will take everyone on that journey with us.

In October we launched a 150th anniversary logo, bringing both the Magpies and Power together under one logo to celebrate our Proud Past and Bold Future.

We have released a dedicated, immersive website - since1870. com.au - showcasing our story and will produce an iconic collector’s item book celebrating 150 years of the Port Adelaide Football Club.

We will also release two club documentaries in 2020 – one kickstarting the season to be screened on Ch 7 and the other a feature length documentary film to be released toward the end of next year.

Of course, we have a series of blockbuster home games including Good Friday night, Anzac Day night and our “150th Birthday game” in May to celebrate our formation.

And we will elevate our Prison Bars on the national stage when we play the Crows in our home Showdown in Round 2, acknowledging the deeds of our past heroes and legends.

The Prison Bars are an icon of our football club. And we intend to protect that guernsey’s legacy and celebrate its importance in our 150th year.

Congratulations to all three of these fine young men who once again form our leadership group. All three are of the highest quality and possess great character and leadership qualities. We know Tom, Ollie and Hamish will lead our young group with great distinction in 2020.

In closing I thank everyone at the club for their efforts this year.

To Keith Thomas and his executive team, all our off-field staff, players and coaches, thanks for your sustained commitment.

In particular a big thanks to all the volunteers who commit so much to our club out of loyalty and passion. You don’t have to help, but you do, and we are extremely grateful.

The Port Adelaide board is part of that volunteer group and I personally thank my fellow directors for their support and guidance.

I wish departing players and staff all the very best for the future. Remember, you are all always welcome here at Port Adelaide.

To the entire Port Adelaide family – players, coaches, staff, volunteers, corporate partners, members and supporters – we are on a clear path to where we are heading.

We are building towards sustained success and our next premiership.

We will celebrate our 150th anniversary by honouring our past while having a clear view as to what the Port Adelaide Football Club looks like in the future.

This club is different; this club is special. It is something to be a part of.

We are Port Adelaide.

Proud Past. Bold Future.

Finally, we will return to our traditional one captain model in 2020 and beyond. Tom Jonas will proudly wear the revered number 1 guernsey as captain, with Ollie Wines as vice-captain and Hamish Hartlett as deputy vice-captain.

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We sit on the cusp of one of the most exciting and important years...

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KEITH THOMAS C EO R E P O RT We sit on the cusp of one of the most exciting and important years of our club’s history.

Many hours have already been spent by the largely invisible, yet incredibly devoted, team of administrators and volunteers in preparation for our 150-year celebrations.

Books, events, documentaries, photos, memorabilia, websites…you name it, we’re doing it in 2020!

And rightly so…no other club in Australia can boast a story like ours.

And whilst we will all enjoy the opportunity to reflect next year, I believe the most significant aspect of our celebrations will be the impact they have on reaffirming our club’s stance as we commence our journey into the next 150 years.

Less than a decade ago, and just six years after climbing to the top of the AFL mountain, the Port Adelaide Football Club was on its knees. With the club losing heavily both on and off field, the question was being asked, is this club viable?

Could a club rise from its local suburban origins, and be expected to compete economically and for premiership points on the national stage?

When most on the sidelines were shaking their heads, Port Adelaide did what it has always done…it fought back.

The club changed its CEO, coach, chairman and captain.

We invested in world-class high performance… and got fitter, on and off field.

We declared to the football world that ‘We will never ever give up’…and didn’t.

We put 40,000 t-shirts on the new seats of Adelaide Oval and put our members back at the heart of everything we do.

Then we sang a song, that would soon become an anthem… as one united family under the scarves of Port Adelaide.

The move to Adelaide Oval was hard fought and critical to the club’s survival.

Just as the war to enter the AFL through the nineties took a very heavy toll on the club’s administration, so did the battle to get to Adelaide Oval. It was a brutal exercise, but it was worth it, and has laid the platform for the long-term survival of the club.

Yet, true to its commitment to never stand still, the club soon realised that survival alone in the AFL was not the goal. The goal is, and always has been, to win premierships.

To achieve that, the club must be able to compete financially with the powerhouses of the competition.

Within a year of arriving at Adelaide Oval, we realised that we needed an even bolder vision for the future.

Enter China, Australia’s largest trading partner, fast becoming the largest economy in the world.

Could we take Port Adelaide, and our Indigenous game, into a foreign market and succeed?

Could we create an alternative revenue stream that was not dependent on our win-loss ratio?

In 2019, we played and won our third game in Shanghai.

Since 2017, over 15,000 Port Adelaide fans have travelled across the world to watch their team play in one of the largest and most sophisticated cities in the world.

In November, we employed our first-ever full-time employee based in China.

Despite all of the costs and complexities associated with organising and running the game in Shanghai, this year China delivered over $300,000 to our bottom line.

We expect that to be $3m per annum within five years.

We have had our Prime Minister, and one of China’s most prominent leaders Premier Li Keqiang, publicly applaud Port Adelaide on the world stage. Heady stuff… and, as members of the Port Adelaide family, we should all be immensely proud of this achievement.

Which brings me back to 2020, and how it will shape us into the future.

‘We Are Port Adelaide’… has become the club’s touchstone. It’s a commitment to who we are and what we stand for.

2020 is all about that.

Being Port Adelaide is enough. More than enough.

Our priorities for the next five years are clear.

We have set ourselves to win at least another AFL premiership by 2024, and expect to do so.

Our club culture will reflect a commitment to excellence, and a deep care for those who serve it.

Our supporters and members will be central to every experience we provide.

We will attract corporate partners, in Australia and China, who are with us for the long haul.

Our commitment to partnerships such as these will be all consuming.

We’re going to upgrade our facilities, and welcome women’s footy to Alberton Oval in a big way.

And we are going to continue our life-changing community programs…and through them develop lifelong associations between the participants and the club, thus growing the family further.

All of these things are available to us now.

The blood, sweat and tears of generations of true Port Adelaide people have brought us to a position where we can now look forward and see more than merely a fight for survival.

We can now see a bold, at times audacious future… full of Port Adelaide grit and ambition and success.

Just as it has always been.

It is been one of the great privileges of my life to serve, and to have been embraced by, the incredible people of Port Adelaide.

My family and I will always be indebted to you.

Let’s enjoy our 150 th!

Thank you.

KT

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COMMUNITY REPORT Over the course of 2019, Power Community Limited continued to build on their reputation for delivering the best in-class community programs across the AFL industry.

The dedicated team of 12 staff continue to push the boundaries of what is possible through community engagement.

This year, the introduction of science, technology, engineering and mathematics across all programs has begun inspiring students to consider the next generation of employment opportunities within the Port Adelaide heartland in South Australia.

Students have had the opportunity to be inspired by high performance staff and players at Port Adelaide, engineers from Naval Group building the next generation of submarines in Port Adelaide - and a range of technologists in our region supporting our community. We have bold plans for the future, with innovative thinking helping to inspire the next generation in Australia.

The Community Youth Program continued to build on its success in its 20th year, covering 12,862 kms and engaging over 25,000 students from 90 schools. Spearheaded

by Russell Ebert and Port Adelaide players, the program provides a unique engagement opportunity for the community and plays an important role in the development of our players. A highlight this year was Xavier Duursma pulling out the famous bow and arrow celebration at the school visits.

We have continued our focus towards supporting the

Defence industry, with the club signing a Memorandum of Understanding with the Australian Defence Force on the iconic ship HMAS Adelaide.

The MOU supports each other’s initiatives with a focus on leadership opportunities and supporting defence families though our existing program the Power to be Positive. The Power to be Positive program was delivered to 800 students from 17 schools and their families in South Australia and Malaysia.

The Power to End Violence Against Women program engaged over 1,525 students across 22 schools, with a focus on respectful relationships in our community. To date, this program has involved 6,210 students from 83 schools, using the players as a vehicle to share important social education messages with the community.

Alipate Carlile successfully delivered another year of the Power Intercultural Program, with 295 students across 11 schools involved. The University of South Australia undertook a research project on the program, which identified it has successfully contributed to a greater social cohesion in our community. The program was celebrated on the national stage, with our ‘Everyone is Welcome’ round, which was held during the Power’s clash with the Western Bulldogs in round 15.

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The Empowering Youth program - which is designed for Flexible Learning Options (FLO) school students - has been delivered to 124 students from nine school across metropolitan Adelaide. The program has been recognised for its innovative engagement methods to ensure students remain engaged at school.

Our Aboriginal Programs started the year with an opportunity to showcase the club on the national stage by hosting the AFL Indigenous All Stars. Indigenous players from across the country gathered in Adelaide to demonstrate the strengths of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture and build on the collective work of the players on and off the field.

The Aboriginal AFL Academy - both female and male - had another successful year with 43 students graduating from the program. There was a large number of talented participants in this year’s program, which we are hoping will translate into plenty of representatives at AFL and AFLW level in the near future. As part of the program, students from the academies were given the opportunity to travel to Melbourne and Garma in the Northern Territory to experience the culture and understand the demands of travel as an elite athlete.

Remote communities hold so many young talented people, and we are lucky we have the opportunity to visit them once a term. Spearheaded by ex-AFL

player Wade Thompson, we deliver a positive decisionmaking program which is linked to school attendance.

Remarkably school attendance has increased significantly since we have been running the program, which demonstrates the impact this program is having on Closing the Gap initiatives.

The club’s marquee Aboriginal engagement program is the SANTOS Aboriginal Power Cup. This program is directly linked to Closing the Gap of school completion in South Australia which has seen an increase of 96%. The reward for completing the program is participating in a football carnival and having the opportunity to play on Adelaide Oval. In 2019, the program had 500 participants involved across 75 schools.

Powerful Futures has placed 32 young people into employment and further education over the course of 2019. This program provides a vital link between school completion and education and further employment.

Cultural Awareness has educated 2,300 community members on the rich living culture of Aboriginal peoples and the beautiful strength of the oldest surviving culture in the world.

We thank the Power Community Limited board, staff, players and partners for their ongoing dedication to the club and the community.

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Port Adelaide attracted a broadcast audience in China that exceeded its Australian television audience...

CHINA ENGAGEMENT

In 2019, Port Adelaide’s engagement in China matured on several levels. We returned significant revenue to the club, and developed a sharper understanding of our value proposition in the market.

The annual AFL match in Shanghai is now part of the broader Festival of Australia program and Port Adelaide (with the AFL) once again delivered an international event of an exceptional standard.

Port Adelaide’s China Engagement team is reaching for three goals.

We want to deliver $3 million in new revenue to PAFC, without the attrition of traditional assets.

We want to develop generational partnerships through our engagement in China. And we want to make PAFC a global brand.

We believe such an ambitious agenda is consistent with the Club’s historic purpose and vision.

$3 MILLION To deliver new revenue without the attrition of traditional sporting assets, Port Adelaide is focussed on developing partnerships with Chinese companies commercially active in Australia.

We are also undertaking business development in education and sport, both growing sectors of the Chinese economy. In 2019, we returned significant new revenue to the club’s bottom line, and developed a more clearly defined value proposition in the market.

GENERATIONAL PARTNERSHIPS Port Adelaide continues to build generational partnerships through

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our engagement with the People’s Republic of China. This financial year was the first year of our five-year extension with Shanghai CRED; it was the first year of our five-year agreement with Jincheng Group; it was the second year of our three-year initial agreement with The University of Adelaide, and it was the first year of our long-term relationship with PwC. As with all of our partners, their success is our objective.

Australia in China. The Gala Dinner and AFL match was the culmination of this two-week program, which spanned 10 cities and over 40 events in China.

For Port Adelaide to play such a significant role in such a program elevates our club on a global stage.

GLOBAL BRAND

Throughout the year, Port Adelaide attracted a broadcast audience in China that exceeded its Australian television audience – a significant early step on our journey to becoming a global brand.

For the first time, the annual AFL match in China was part of the Festival of Australia – the platform through which the Federal Government will promote

Significant South Australian institutions have become partners on this journey. Penfolds supported the game in Shanghai for the first time in 2019, as did

Stehr Tuna and Pirate Life. The South Australian Government continued its significant support.

Blooms the Chemist were also involved for the first time, in what we anticipate will become another generational partnership.

The progress achieved in 2019 would not have been possible without the excellence, dedication and resilience of those working on this project.

Nor would it have been possible without the support and faith of the magnificent Port Adelaide members and fans. The China Engagement team also thanks PAFC’s CEO, Board and Chairman for their ongoing support.

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AFL 2 BACK ROW: S. Thompson (development coach), S. Gray, J. Trengove, S. Powell-Pepper, W. Drew, C. Hewett, J. Lienert, R. Burton, J. Watts, R. Grundy, R. Bonner, T. McKenzie, D. Byrne-Jones, C. Cornes (development coach) THIRD ROW: B. Montgomery (assistant coach), C. Woods (skill acquisition), A. Johnson, D. Houston, T. Marshall, B. Frampton, P. Ladhams, C. Dixon, S. Lycett, S. Hayes, D. Howard, P. Ryder, T. Clurey, S. Mayes, K. Amon, T. Hentschel (development coach) ABSENT: D. Brogan (assistant coach)

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2019 SECOND ROW: P. Stewart (player welfare), J. Hinge (player welfare), M. Broadbent, B. Ebert, R. Gray. H. Hartlett (vice-captain), T. Jonas (co-captain), K. Hinkley (senior coach), O. Wines (co-captain), T. Boak, J. Westhoff, T. Rockliff, S. Motlop, N. Bassett (assistant coach), M. Voss (senior assistant coach) FRONT ROW: M. Frederick, C. Rozee, X. Duursma, T. Cox, J. Atley, K. Farrell, J. Garner, B. Woodcock, J. Patmore, Z. Butters, K. Pudney

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KEN HINKLEY A F L S E N I O R COAC H

There was a sense of optimism but uncertainty surrounding 2019 and the Port Adelaide Football Club.

We were brave with some decision making in terms of our list and game-plan and we saw signs of being rewarded.

We had a major coaching reshuffle with some departures giving us the opportunity to bring in some new faces and ideas, and freshen up our football program.

Port Adelaide premiership players Jarrad Schofield, Brett Montgomery and Dean Brogan returned to join the coaching team.

We saw Michael Voss become my senior assistant and Nathan Bassett take over as forward line coach in a complete reshuffle of our coaching group.

We also strengthened our list for now and for the future, with the arrival of experienced South Australians Scott Lycett, Ryan Burton and Sam Mayes and a host of young talented players including three in the first round of the draft – Connor Rozee, Zak Butters and Xavier Duursma.

We couldn’t be more pleased to have seen those three boys play a total of 61 AFL games in 2019.

We will never give up until we get where we deserVE TO BE.

It’s the kind of experience that you can’t put a value on and will stand them in good stead for the rest of their careers.

We had Rozee boot five goals in a game and be rewarded at the end of the season with the runner-up in the NAB Rising Star Award, and who could forget Duursma’s bow and arrow goal celebration!

We also saw some other quality young players stand up in 2019.

With the likes of Willem Drew – coming off a year-long injury interruption, Pete Ladhams and Joel Garner making their AFL debuts and Darcy Byrne-Jones and Dan Houston becoming consistent performers at AFL level. There is a lot to be excited about.

And we are thrilled with the efforts of our recruiting team, led by Geoff Parker and Jason Cripps, who secured talented youngsters Miles Bergman, Mitch Georgiades, Dylan Williams and Jackson Mead at the AFL Draft, along with rookies Trent Burgoyne and Jake Pasini at the rookie draft.

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It is so fitting that in the club’s 150th year the Mead and Burgoyne names will return to Port Adelaide, and we hope Jackson and Trent will go on to be just as successful as their fathers Darren and Peter before them.

We went into the 2019 season not completely sure what our list would be capable of, given the number of new faces and the overall inexperience of many of them.

The season probably played out how we thought it might with some ups and some downs.

We were ultimately extremely disappointed with how we finished and it burns for everyone associated with the club that we weren’t in contention in the major round.

But we aren’t here just to play finals. We are here to win premierships. Our challenge is to set this side up to win premierships.

We’ve got a lot of optimism about our footy club.

We need to continue to grow and get better and we will be unrelenting in our efforts to get Port Adelaide back to where it deserves to be.

We will never give up until we get where we deserve to be.

You can continue to be proud and continue to support this club in 2020, knowing every effort is being made to ensure we win this club’s next premiership.

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Round 6

Round 1

Round 11

PORT ADELAIDE 5.2 7.7 10.9 12.16 (88)

ST KILDA 3.4 5.8 7.10

PORT ADELAIDE 2.4 6.8 10.9 12.15 (87)

NORTH MELBOURNE 2.3 3.3 6.6 11.6 (72)

PORT ADELAIDE 5.1 12.3 18.3 22.7 (139)

Goals: Westhoff 5, Butters 2, Marshall, Duursma, Ebert, R.Gray, Boak

Goals: S.Gray 4, Ebert 2, Ryder, Duursma, Westhoff, Boak, Rozee, Lycett

Official crowd: 38,866 at the MCG

Official crowd: 36,099 at Adelaide Oval

Goals: R.Gray 3, Bonner 3, Ryder 2, Boak 2, Farrell 2, Howard 2, Butters 2, Rozee, Westhoff, S.Gray, Duursma, Lycett, Motlop

MELBOURNE 4.3 6.5 9.7 9.7 (61)

Round 2

Round 7

PORT ADELAIDE 4.2 8.5 9.8 13.10 (88)

COLLINGWOOD 7.6 8.12 11.17 15.18 (108)

CARLTON 5.2 5.4 9.5 11.6 (72)

PORT ADELAIDE 0.3 5.6 6.7 10.9 (69)

Goals: Ebert 3, Motlop 3, Rozee 2, Powell-Pepper 2, Lycett, R.Gray, Butters

Goals: Lycett 2, Rozee, Ryder, Westhoff, Burton, Powell-Pepper, Marshall, Boak, S.Gray

Official crowd: 41,552 at Adelaide Oval

BRISBANE 5.2 8.4 11.6 16.11 (107) PORT ADELAIDE 3.2 5.9 9.11 13.12 (90) Goals: Rozee 5, Ryder 3, Boak 2, R.Gray 2, Wines Official crowd: 19,958 at the Gabba

Round 12 BYE

Round 13

PORT ADELAIDE 0.2 2.8 3.12 9.14 (68)

FREMANTLE 3.2 8.4 12.6 15.10 (100)

ADELAIDE 2.1 6.5 10.8 13.10 (88)

PORT ADELADIE 5.1 7.5 12.7 12.7 (79)

Goals: Powell-Pepper 2, Howard 2, Rozee, Amon, Farrell, Duursma, S.Gray

Goals: Farrell 4, Ryder 2, Westhoff, Boak, Howard, Motlop, Powell-Pepper, Butters

Official crowd: 49,675 at Adelaide Oval

Official crowd: 37,451 at Optus Stadium

Round 9

Round 4

Official crowd: 9,412 at Adelaide Arena at Jiangwan Stadium

Official crowd: 37,559 at Marvel Stadium Round 8

Round 3

9.15 (69)

Round 14

PORT ADELAIDE 4.1 7.3 11.6 14.8 (92)

PORT ADELAIDE 3.1 6.3 9.9 13.11 (89)

PORT ADELAIDE 3.4 6.5 7.9 9.13 (67)

RICHMOND 2.5 6.8 11.8 15.9 (99)

GOLD COAST 4.4 6.7 7.8 7.9 (51)

GEELONG 1.2 3.4 6.6 8.8 (56)

Goals: S.Gray 3, Ebert 2, R.Gray 2, Wines 2, Powell-Pepper, Ryder, Burton, Drew, Houston

Goals: Farrell 3, Frampton 3, Rozee 2, Motlop, S.Gray, Ryder, Butters, Amon

Goals: Rozee 2, R.Gray 2, Dixon, Wines, Burton, Farrell, S.Gray

Official crowd: 26,129 at Adelaide Oval

Official crowd: 37,726 at Adelaide Oval

Official crowd: 38,864 at Adelaide Oval Round 10

Round 5 WEST COAST 1.1 2.2 5.3

8.5 (53)

HAWTHORN 4.1 6.2 9.5 12.8 (80)

PORT ADELAIDE 3.5 9.9 12.12 13.17 (95)

PORT ADELAIDE 0.0 2.3 5.7 6.13 (49)

Goals: Ebert 2, Duursma 2, S.Gray 2, Powell-Pepper, Drew, Marshall, Ryder, Wines, Rozee, Houston

Goals: Rozee, Duursma, Amon, PowellPepper, R.Gray, Ladhams

Official crowd: 49,290 at Optus Stadium

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Official crowd: 11,637 at University of Tasmania Stadium

Round 15

PORT ADELAIDE 1.2 2.5 5.8 5.11 (41) WESTERN BULLDOGS 3.2 5.2 8.3 10.6 (66) Goals: Dixon 2, R.Gray, Ladhams, Rozee Official crowd: 25,623 at Adelaide Oval

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Round 16

Round 21

ADELAIDE 2.7 4.11 5.12 5.14 (44)

PORT ADELAIDE 4.4 7.7 12.10 15.13 (103)

PORT ADELAIDE 3.1 6.2 12.5 15.11 (101)

SYNDEY 3.4 4.10 7.12 7.14 (56)

Goals: Ebert 3, S.Gray 2, Rozee 2, Howard 2, Burton, Dixon, Lycett, Westhoff, Butters, Motlop

Goals: Rozee 3, Dixon 3, Marshall 2, Wines 2, Sutcliffe 2, Amon, Houston, Ryder

Official crowd: 50,544 at Adelaide Oval

Official crowd: 29,568 at Adelaide Oval

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Round 22

PORT ADELAIDE 2.1 3.4 6.4 6.13 (49)

NORTH MELBOURNE 6.3 12.8 17.9 22.12 (144)

BRISBANE 7.1 10.6 12.12 14.3 (97)

PORT ADELAIDE 1.1 3.4 7.6 8.10 (58)

Goals: S.Gray 2, Bonner, Dixon, R.Gray, Butters

Goals: R.Gray 3, Amon 2, Ryder, Dixon, Rozee

Official crowd: 33,118 at Adelaide Oval

Official crowd: 17,063 at Marvel Stadium

Round 18 RICHMOND 5.4 8.5 12.7 15.11 (101) PORT ADELAIDE 2.4 4.6 7.7 9.9 (63)

Round 23 PORT ADELAIDE 3.4 7.9 11.17 15.20 (110) FREMANTLE 5.1 5.6 6.6

10.7 (67)

Goals: Butters 2, Amon 2, Dixon, Howard, Duursma, Sutcliffe, Rockliff

Goals: Dixon 3, Marshall 2, Rozee 2, Duursma 2, Westhoff 2, Bonner, Houston, Rockliff, Boak

Official crowd: 41,642 at the MCG

Official crowd: 27,504 at Adelaide Oval

Round 19 PORT ADELAIDE 0.3 3.6 5.9 7.13 (55) GWS GIANTS 2.5 4.6 7.7 8.8 (56) Goals: R.Gray 3, Howard 2, S.Gray, Rozee Official crowd: 27,591 at Adelaide Oval

Round 20 ESSENDON 2.4 5.7 8.10 9.13 (67) PORT ADELAIDE 5.2 8.5 14.9 19.12 (126) Goals: R.Gray 4, Marshall 3, Rozee 2, Houston 2, Amon, S.Gray, Sutcliffe, Butters, Boak, Duursma, Ryder, Powell-Pepper Official crowd: 42,940 at Marvel Stadium

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NAME

CAREER GAMES

CAREER GOALS

2019 GAMES

2019 GOALS

2019 SANFL GAMES 1

2019 SANFL GOALS

PLAYER SPONSOR

2

Sam Powell-Pepper

57

31

19

10

3

Ryan Burton

63

9

16

4

4

Paddy Ryder

243

171

17

15

5

Matthew Broadbent

171

52

10

6

Steven Motlop

170

193

14

7

Brad Ebert

246

129

11

8

Hamish Hartlett

164

73

11

9

Robbie Gray

218

318

19

24

Elite Car Detailers/Barnden Mobile Welding Services

10

Travis Boak

264

171

21

10

Comwire IT/Albert Sand & Metal

2

11

Tom Rockliff

190

96

18

12

Trent McKenzie

108

22

1

PMR Finanacial/Daryl Drummond TMD Electrical

3

4

Adelaide City Concrete

8

1

Darren Waters

7

7

15

13

1 3

1

1 19

Merchant Street Wholesalers Adelaide Signs & Graphics/Oxygen Building Group Atlas Chiropractic/Jims’s Handyman

One Solution

7

Adelaide Obstetrics

13

Todd Marshall

20

22

10

10

14

12

D’Andrea Architects/Northern Tree Service

14

Billy Frampton

3

4

2

3

14

34

Annie’s Massage Therapy

15

Karl Amon

59

31

17

9

2

3

Nexia Edwards Marshall

16

Ollie Wines (Co-Captain)

141

63

12

7

2

1

Superloop/Image Shopfitting & Construction

17

Tom Clurey

81

18

Zak Butters

19

12

12

1

1

Big Footy

19

Jack Trengove

89

39

16

9

Rachel Lawrie

20

Connor Rozee

22

29

22

29

Tarlee Carpets/Achille’s Auto Electrical

21

Xavier Duursma

20

11

20

11

Westhoff Maintenance

22

Charlie Dixon

135

212

9

13

23

Jack Watts

174

161

2

24

Kane Farrell

12

17

7

25

Sam Hayes

26

Riley Bonner

42

27

Joel Garner

4

28

Willem Drew

10

2

10

29

Scott Lycett

93

51

18

30

Joe Atley

4

31

Aidyn Johnson

11

8

32

Dougal Howard

45

14

15

33

Darcy Byrne-Jones

86

6

22

34

Sam Mayes

101

26

36

Boyd Woodcock

37

Jake Patmore

38

Peter Ladhams

39

Justin Westhoff

40

Jarrod Lienert

41

Riley Grundy

42

Tom Jonas (Co-Captain)

139

1

18

43

Dan Houston

60

10

21

44

Cameron Hewett

21

1

45

Martin Frederick

20

1

ATEK

46

Sam Gray

1

4

SA Plumbing Solutions/Carmine Belperio

47

Tobin Cox

15

30

48

Kai Pudney

15

50

Cameron Sutcliffe

21

8

19

19

JC Mini Buses

3

11

Russo Produce/D G Consulting Spot On Electrical/Skala Bakery

11 5

4

15

14

11

10

2

Ocean View Dental Centrals AV Down South Cleaning

17

2

Barnden Mobile Welding Services

2

13

5

Champion Crash Repairs

6

2

1

Belperio Properties

1

19

2

Adelaide Obstetrics

1

17

15

Joseph Bowler Chambers/Rachel Lawrie

4

4

10

John & Jacki Gray Adami’s Sand & Metal

20

7

21

22

Will Fitridge Klemich Real Estate VDH Mechanical

5

2

5

2

17

17

Harcourts Sergeant

268

303

20

12

1

3

Alexander Brown Architects

13

4

1840 Real Estate/PAFC Cheer Squad

13

7

14

96

109

83

22

20

5

Gary & Karin Cullen Air Joinery/Aussie Ripper Roasts

6

20

4

Sidewood

14

W E Hughes

Greg Bartholomew Dimia

11

Café 2 U

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SANFL BACK ROW: C. Cornes (assistant coach), S. Grimm (SANFL manager), B. Ebert, M. Broadbent, O. Wines, D. Hill, T. Marshall, B. Frampton, S. Lycett, C. Dixon, S. Hayes, P. Ladhams, D. Howard, J. Westhoff, P. Ryder, B. Edwards, J. Lienert, R. Grundy, T. Rockliff, T. Hentschel (assistant coach), M. McFadyen (assistant coach), J. Settre (team manager)

ABSENT: S. Wong

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L 2019 SECOND ROW: N. Grasby (runner), S. Motlop, T. Corcoran, K. Pudney, S. Mayes, C. Hewett, K. Thomas (CEO), C. Sutcliffe (captain), M. Lokan (coach), J. Trengove, J. Atley, W. Drew, K. Farrell, A. Johnson, R. Bonner, T. McKenzie, A. Mahney

FRONT ROW: K. Amon, J. Strange, J. Elsworthy, M. Mead, M. Frederick, B. Woodcock, S. Davidson, T. Cox, L. Smith, S. Gray, H. Hartlett, M. Appleton, Z. Butters

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MATTHEW LOKAN SA N F L COAC H

We play to win premierships both in the AFL and SANFL. That we just missed out in the SANFL in 2019 was disappointing, but it doesn’t mean that we shouldn’t be proud of our efforts.

After a 2018 season where we struggled for consistency, that was a key goal for us going into the year. We wanted consistent effort in games and consistent performances from week to week.

Despite a big turnover of players and a change to the set-up where we gave up our reserves program, our young and developing group showed huge growth to get all the way to the grand final, only to fall short to Glenelg on the day.

Going into the season we welcomed a new captain in Cam Sutcliffe, who had played more than 100 AFL games at Fremantle, along with a number of other new faces on our SANFL contracted list.

Among them were Matt Appleton from North Adelaide, Jack Elsworthy and Lachlan Smith from the Eagles and Dallas Hill who formerly played for Central District.

Former Port Adelaide players Tom Corcoran and Adam Mahney also returned.

We had a core group of AFL-listed players with SANFL experience but we also saw the arrival of youngsters like Boyd Woodcock, Tobin Cox, Martin Frederick, Kai Pudney and Riley Grundy who were

drafted to the club at the end of 2018.

We were also fortunate to welcome Sam Mayes to the club from Brisbane. Sam’s AFL experience added to Cam’s leadership and the support of other senior players including Jack Trengove.

We were really fortunate to have Ollie Wines, Tom Rockliff, Justin Westhoff, Brad Ebert, Charlie Dixon and Paddy Ryder playing in the SANFL at various times as well.

It was great to see those guys come back and provide guidance for our younger players, but I was most proud that we didn’t leave it to the AFL guys coming back to get the job done – it was the guys who had been with us all year who kept contributing.

We were a bit up and down at the start of the season but towards the back end we really came into our own, winning 11 of the 12 games heading into the grand final and playing some really strong football along the way.

Glenelg proved to be our nemesis during the year, winning both encounters. We got one back in the second semi-final to earn our spot in the decider but on the day they ran out 28-point winners.

It was pretty special to see the whole club invested in the SANFL finals because it showed how much winning means to Port Adelaide.

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coming so close has made us hungrier to go one better in 2020.

While we didn’t win, we got some big-game experience into a lot of young guys. It’s great for their development to play at Adelaide Oval in front of a big crowd in high-pressure games.

From winning four and a half games last season to then seeing the growth of some of our younger guys was great.

If we continue to see that growth then I think we are doing our job with development.

Coming so close has made us hungrier to go one better in 2020. We have been starved of a premiership for too long and, in our club’s 150th anniversary, nothing would mean more than to win another flag in the black and white.

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Round 1 WEST ADELAIDE 2.2 3.3 6.5 8.6 (54) PORT ADELAIDE 1.2 4.9 5.13 11.19 (85)

Round 6 PORT ADELAIDE 3.4 8.7 13.8 18.11 (119) CENTRAL DISTRICT 3.2 7.3 11.5 13.7 (85)

Goals: S.Gray 4, Cox 2, Hill, Johnson, Ladhams, Trengove, Woodcock

Goals: Cox 4, Frampton 4, Ladhams 2, Mead 2, Woodcock 2, Farrell, McKenzie, Motlop, Sutcliffe

Crowd: 1,963 at City Mazda Stadium

Crowd: 1,793 at Alberton Oval

Round 2

Round 7

PORT ADELAIDE 2.1 4.3 6.4 8.10 (58)

PORT ADELAIDE 2.2 5.5 11.6 16.9 (105)

SOUTH ADELAIDE 3.5 5.6 12.7 14.10 (94)

ADELAIDE 5.3 11.5 14.8 18.13 (121)

Goals: Farrell 2, McKenzie 2, Cox, Frampton, Hewett, Woodcock

Goals: Cox 5, Davidson 2, Appleton, Hill, Ladhams, Marshall, Mead, Sutcliffe, Trengove, Wong, Woodcock

Crowd: 1,509 at Alberton Oval

Crowd: 1,538 at Alberton Oval

Round 3

Round 8

PORT ADELAIDE 4.1 9.3 14.9 16.11 (107)

GLENELG 2.11 6.15 13.17 15.17 (107)

NORTH ADELAIDE 5.2 7.4 9.6 13.8 (86)

PORT ADELAIDE 1.3 3.5 3.6 8.10 (58)

Goals: Marshall 4, Cox 2, Farrell 2, Ladhams 2, Edwards, Broadbent, Davidson, Johnson, Mead, Lienert

Goals: Johnson 2, Cox, Hartlett, Hill, Marshall, Mead, Woodcock Crowd: 4,329 at ACH Group Stadium

Crowd: 1,812 at Alberton Oval

Round 4

Round 9

NORWOOD 2.3 9.4 16.6 20.8 (128)

PORT ADELAIDE 2.5 7.7 10.10 12.13 (85)

PORT ADELAIDE 2.4 7.8 10.10 14.10 (94)

STURT 1.1 4.2

Goals: Amon 2, Davidson 2, Trengove 2, Atley, Edwards, Garner, Lienert, Ladhams, McKenzie, Motlop, Woodcock

Goals: Dixon 5, Cox 2, Drew 2, Marshall, Mead, Woodcock

6.3

10.5 (65)

Crowd: 5,270 at Alberton Oval

Crowd: 3,444 at Coopers Stadium

Round 5

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Round 10

WOODVILLE-WEST TORRENS 2.4 4.6 6.9 9.11 (65)

PORT ADELAIDE 4.3 8.5 11.7 17.11 (113)

PORT ADELAIDE 3.1 6.3 11.4 16.6 (102)

NORWOOD 3.2 5.4 8.8 10.8 (68)

Goals: Frampton 5, Davidson 3, Motlop 2, Trengove 2, Amon, Farrell, Garner, Ladhams

Goals: Sutcliffe 4, Dixon 3, Cox 2, Frampton 2, Hayes 2, Drew, Johnson, Wines, Woodcock

Crowd: 1,945 at Maughan Thiem Kia Oval

Crowd: 3,261 at Alberton Oval

Round 11

Round 16

Grand Final

NORTH ADELAIDE 2.3 4.4 4.5 6.6 (42)

PORT ADELAIDE 4.5 9.8 14.12 18.14 (122)

PORT ADELAIDE 0.3 2.7 5.8 6.9 (45)

PORT ADELAIDE 2.3 6.4 10.5 13.6 (84)

WOODVILLE-WEST TORRENS 0.2 2.3 5.6 8.11 (59)

GLENELG 4.1 6.2 9.5 11.7 (73)

Goals: Westhoff 3, Johnson 2, Ryder 2, Frampton, Hayes, Lienert, Marshall, McKenzie, Woodcock

Goals: Motlop 5, Farrell 3, Howard 3, Woodcock 3, Davidson, Drew, Frampton, Mayes

Goals: Sutcliffe 3, Cox 2, Frampton

Crowd: 1,249 at Prospect Oval

Crowd: 1,815 at Alberton Oval

Round 12

Crowd: 39,105 at Adelaide Oval

Round 17

PORT ADELAIDE 4.4 9.8 11.13 14.15 (99)

STURT 1.0 3.5 4.7 4.10 (34)

WEST ADELAIDE 0.0 2.3 3.4 3.4 (22)

PORT ADELAIDE 3.4 5.9 5.10 6.13 (49)

Goals: Frampton 4, Hayes 2, Johnson 2, Cox, Farrell, Frederick, McKenzie, Ryder, Woodcock

Goals: Motlop 2, Frampton, Johnson, Lycett, Mayes Crowd: 2,066 at Peter Motley Oval

Crowd: 1,544 at Alberton Oval

Round 13

Round 18

ADELAIDE 1.2 5.5 9.7 10.9 (69)

CENTRAL DISTRICT 2.7 3.8 6.11 8.11 (59)

PORT ADELAIDE 5.4 7.5 12.7 15.9 (99)

PORT ADELAIDE 5.1 10.8 13.12 22.17 (149)

Goals: Frampton 6, Woodcock 4, Atley, Corcoran, Davidson, Johnson, Ladhams

Goals: Frampton 7, Cox 5, Farrell 2, Butters, Hayes, Howard, Johnson, Ladhams, Mayes, Sutcliffe, Trengove

Crowd: 3,460 at Port Pirie Oval

Crowd: 2,625 at X Convenience Oval

Round 14

Qualifying Final

PORT ADELAIDE 0.1 0.4 2.6 8.9 (57)

PORT ADELAIDE 3.1 6.3 7.9 12.13 (85)

GLENELG 3.2 5.5 9.6 12.8 (80)

ADELAIDE 3.1 4.3 7.6 8.7 (55)

Goals: Hayes 2, Ladhams 2, Woodcock 2, McKenzie, Ryder

Goals: Mayes 3, Cox 2, Ladhams 2, Woodcock 2, Farrell, Hayes, Lienert

Crowd: 2,496 at Alberton Oval

Crowd: 12,473 at Adelaide Oval

Round 15

Semi Final

SOUTH ADELAIDE 2.2 5.4 6.5 10.11 (71)

GLENELG 2.3 5.3 7.4 11.6 (72)

PORT ADELAIDE 2.2 6.5 14.7 15.9 (99)

PORT ADELAIDE 3.2 6.5 9.8 11.10 (76)

Goals: Motlop 4, Dixon 3, Ladhams 3, Marshall 2, Trengove 2, Hayes Crowd: 1,641 at Flinders University Stadium

Goals: Johnson 3, Marshall 2, Cox, Drew, Farrell, Frampton, Mayes, Sutcliffe Crowd: 11,506 at Adelaide Oval

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SANFL PLAYER REVIEWS CAREER GAMES

CAREER GOALS

2019 GAMES

2019 GOALS

8

2

6

2

Matthew Appleton

58

8

11

1

10

Sam Davidson

30

14

15

10

11

Lachlan Smith

29

Dallas Hill

21

32

4

3

33

Mitchell Mead

14

8

7

6

42

Thomas Corcoran

15

1

15

1

43

Jack Strange

19

49

Simon Wong

13

50

Jack Elsworthy

13

#

NAME

3

Adam Mahney

4

Ben Edwards

9

6 7

1

1

13

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BEST & FAIREST 2019 AWA R D W I N N E R S AFL AWARD WINNERS

SANFL AWARD WINNERS

JOHN CAHILL MEDAL (BEST & FAIREST) Travis Boak

A.R. McLEAN MEDAL (BEST & FAIREST) Jack Trengove

RUNNER-UP Darcy Byrne-Jones

RUNNER-UP Willem Drew and Peter Ladhams

3RD PLACE Dan Houston

FOS WILLIAMS MEMORIAL TROPHY (MOST DEDICATED) Sam Mayes

FOS WILLIAMS MEDAL (BEST TEAM MAN) Travis Boak GAVIN WANGANEEN AWARD (BEST PLAYER UNDER 21) Connor Rozee COACHES’ AWARD (MOST IMPROVED) Darcy Byrne-Jones JOHN McCARTHY AWARD (COMMUNITY SERVICE) Travis Boak LEADING GOALKICKER Connor Rozee (29 goals)

ANTHONY WILLIAMS MEMORIAL TROPHY (MOST COURAGEOUS) Joel Garner MAX PORTER MEMORIAL TROPHY (MOST CONSISTENT) Trent McKenzie BRUCE WEBER MEMORIAL TROPHY (BEST TEAM MAN) Jack Strange LEADING GOALKICKER Billy Frampton (34 goals) BOB CLAYTON AWARD John Settre

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Travis bOAK B E S T A N D FA I R E S T - A F L

TRAVIS BOAK won the 2019 John Cahill Medal at Port Adelaide’s 2019 Best and Fairest event, after a great year in which he returned to the midfield.

The 31-year-old polled 179 votes to finish 11 clear of runner-up Darcy Byrne-Jones, who was a vote ahead of third-placed Dan Houston.

Boak took the lead in the vote count after Port’s round 2 win over Carlton and was never headed - despite polling just six votes in his last three games - to claim his second John Cahill Medal.

The Geelong Falcons product became just the fourth person to win the award on multiple occasions, following his joint win with Jackson Trengove in 2011.

Boak polled in 20 of his 21 games including being Port’s best player on six occasions and showing remarkable consistency during the 2019 campaign.

He was also the club’s highest polling player in the 2019 Brownlow Medal count.

The former skipper thrived in a return to the midfield in 2019, remaining an on-field leader despite giving up the captaincy.

Boak said the second time around, the award probably meant more to him.

“There’s been a lot of people write me off the last two or

three years and say I shouldn’t even be in the side,” Boak said to the huge crowd at the Adelaide Convention Centre.

“It’s not nice to hear those things; they certainly hurt a little bit for me. It’s about going out there and just trying to be the best person, the best player I can be and that’s all I can do.

“This footy club is amazing and everyone who walks into it is a special person - this group is no different.

“There’s some serious talent in this group and I can’t wait to spend the next four or five years with the club.

“We’ve done some important things in the last couple of years in building connection, and hopefully this group can enjoy what Richmond did and have some success in the future.”

Boak thanked the volunteers and staff at the club while he also credited coaches and teammates as well as club supporters and his family.

It was a big night for Boak with the veteran taking home three awards in total. He collected the Fos Williams Medal for the best team man as voted by his teammates, and was also recognised with the John McCarthy Award for community service for his decade of work with the Childhood Cancer Association.

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there’s some serious talent in this group and i can’t wait to spend the next four or five years with the club.

jack TRENGOVE

i’ve been lucky enough to live my dream of playing afl footy...

B E S T A N D FA I R E S T - SA N F L

CONSISTENT midfielder Jack Trengove was awarded the 2019 A.R. McLean Medal as Port Adelaide’s best and fairest in the SANFL. Trengove finished nine votes clear of emerging Power players Willem Drew and Peter Ladhams, who tied as runners up.

The 28-year-old started the season on fire, collecting 30 or more disposals in the first seven games, including 44 and 42 touches against West Adelaide and South Adelaide respectively.

A leg infection meant Trengove only played 16 SANFL games in 2019, but the level of consistency when he was on the park proved a telling difference.

The running machine polled votes in all but one of his games, including two best on ground performances, to claim his first A.R. McLean Medal in front of more about 900 people at the Adelaide Convention Centre.

because I know Bob McLean was a huge part of this club,” he said.

“You don’t go into the season trying to strive for these types of awards. I knew my role going into the season and wanted to come in and play that and help some of the younger boys develop into consistent AFL players.

“The last thing I want is for people to feel sorry for me. I’ve been lucky enough to live my dream of playing AFL footy and have ten seasons in the industry, and I consider myself extremely lucky to have done it for as long as I have.”

Trengove thanked coach Ken Hinkley and General Manager Football Chris Davies for giving him an opportunity to continue his career at a second AFL club.

He also thanked the playing group and the club’s passionate supporters for embracing him during his two years at Alberton.

He was also the club’s best vote getter at the Magarey Medal count last month, earning 15 votes to finish in equal-fifth position overall.

Winning Port’s highest SANFL honour was a bitter sweet moment for Trengove, who was delisted by the club at the end of the season.

“It’s a great honour to win this award. It’s a huge honour

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RECORDS

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MILESTONES & DEBUTANTS DEBUTANTS

MILESTONES

LADDERS

AFL

AFL

AFL

Ryan Burton

Round 1 v Melbourne; club

Zak Butters

Round 1 v Melbourne; AFL

Willem Drew

Round 1 v Melbourne; AFL

Xavier Duursma

Round 1 v Melbourne; AFL

Scott Lycett

Round 1 v Melbourne; club

Connor Rozee

Round 1 v Melbourne; AFL

Joel Garner

Round 9 v Gold Coast; AFL

Peter Ladhams

50 GAMES Ryan Burton

Round 3 v Brisbane

Dan Houston

Round 11 v St Kilda

Karl Amon

Round 13 v Fremantle

Sam Powell-Pepper Round 11 v St Kilda

150 GAMES COACHED Ken Hinkley

Round 14 v Geelong

200 GAMES Robbie Gray

Round 10 v Hawthorn; AFL

Round 1 v Melbourne

Cameron Sutcliffe

250 GAMES

Round 17 v Brisbane; club

SANFL Cameron Sutcliffe

Round 1 v West Adelaide; club

Dallas Hill

Round 1 v West Adelaide; club

Matt Appleton

Round 1 v West Adelaide; club

Boyd Woodcock

Round 1 v West Adelaide; club

Justin Westhoff Round 2 v Carlton

Travis Boak

Round 7 v Collingwood

SANFL 50 GAMES Cam Hewett

Round 7 v Adelaide

Matt Appleton

Round 7 v Adelaide

Kai Pudney

Round 1 v West Adelaide; SANFL

Martin Frederick

Round 1 v West Adelaide; SANFL

Sam Mayes

Round 1 v West Adelaide; club

Tobin Cox

Round 1 v West Adelaide; club

Thomas Corcoran

Round 1 v West Adelaide; SANFL

Riley Grundy

Round 2 v South Adelaide; SANFL

Ben Edwards

Round 3 v North Adelaide; club

Steven Motlop

Round 4 v Norwood; SANFL

Jack Elsworthy

Round 5 v Eagles; SANFL

Charlie Dixon

Round 9 v Sturt; SANFL

Ollie Wines

Round 9 v Sturt; SANFL

Justin Westhoff

Round 11 v North Adelaide; club

Zak Butters

Round 18 v Central District; SANFL AFL/SANFL denotes debut game, club denotes first game for Port Adelaide

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POS CLUB 1

Geelong (3)

P

PTS

%

W

L

D

F

A

22

64

135.7

16

6

0

1984

1462

2

Brisbane (5)

22

64

118.3

16

6

0

2004 1694

3

Richmond (1)

22

64

113.7

16

6

0

1892

1664

4

Collingwood (4)

22

60

117.7

15

7

0

1885

1601

5

West Coast (6)

22

60

112.5

15

7

0

1902

1691

6

GWS (2)

22

52

115.4

13

9

0

1926

1669

7

Western Bulldogs (7)

22

48

107.2

12

10

0

1941

1810

8

Essendon (8)

22

48

95.4

12

10

0

1702

1784

9

Hawthorn

22

44

108.7

11

11

0

1742

1602

10

Port Adelaide

22

44

105.4

11

11

0

1806

1714

11

Adelaide

22

40

100.9 10

12

0

1776

1761

12

North Melbourne

22

40

99.5

12

0

1824

1834

13

Fremantle

22

36

91.9

9

13

0

1579

1718

14

St Kilda

22

36

83.9

9

13

0

1645

1961

10

15

Sydney

22

32

97.7

8

14

0

1706

1746

16

Carlton

22

28

84.5

7

15

0

1609

1905

17

Melbourne

22

20

78.6

5

17

0

1569

1995

18

Gold Coast

22

12

60.5

3

19

0

1351

2232

Number in brackets is position after finals

SANFL POS CLUB 1

Glenelg (1)

P

PTS

%

W

L

D

F

A

18

28

58.4

13

3

2

1658

1179

2

Port Adelaide (2)

18

26

56.3

13

5

0

1684

1310

3

Adelaide (3)

18

23

53.9

11

6

1

1460

1247 1201

4

Sturt (5)

18

22

52.4

11

7

0

1321

5

Norwood (4)

18

22

51.3

11

7

0

1556

1477

6

South Adelaide

18

20

52.2

9

7

2

1426

1307

7

Woodville-West Torrens

18

16

49.0

8

10

0

1439

1500

8

Central District

18

10

42.4

5

13

0

1223

1664

9

North Adelaide

18

5

44.3

4

13

1

1191

1506

10

West Adelaide

18

4

38.8

2

16

0

986

1553

Number in brackets is position after finals

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HONOUR ROLL AFL CHAIRMAN AND PRESIDENT

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

CLUB CAPTAIN

BEST AND FAIREST

LEADING GOALKICKER

10

D.J.Koch

K.A.Thomas

T.Jonas/O.Wines

T.A.Boak

C.Rozee

29

10

D.J.Koch

K.A.Thomas

T.A.Boak

J.Westhoff

R.T.Gray

36

K.M.Hinkley

2017

7

D.J.Koch

K.A.Thomas

T.A.Boak

P.Ryder

C.G. Dixon

49

K.M.Hinkley

2016

10

D.J.Koch

K.A.Thomas

T.A.Boak

R.T.Gray

C.J. Wingard

38

K.M.Hinkley

2015

9

D.J.Koch

K.A.Thomas

T.A.Boak

R.T.Gray

C.J. Wingard

53

K.M.Hinkley

2014

3

D.J.Koch

K.A.Thomas

T.A.Boak

R.T.Gray

J.M.Schulz

66

K.M.Hinkley

2013

6

D.J.Koch

K.A.Thomas

T.A.Boak

C.J.Wingard

J.M.Schulz

49

K.M.Hinkley/ A.R Richardson^

2012

14

B.Duncanson/ D.J.Koch

K.A.Thomas

D.Cassisi

K.G.Cornes

J.M.Schulz

42

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

2011

16

B.Duncanson

M.E.Haysman/ K.A.Thomas

D.Cassisi

T.A.Boak/ J.T.Trengove

R.T.Gray

32

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

YEAR

POS

2019 2018

GOALS

COACH K.M.Hinkley

2010

10

B.Duncanson

M.E.Haysman

D.Cassisi

K.G.Cornes

J.M.Schulz

33

M.M.Williams

2009

10

B.Duncanson

M.E.Haysman

D.Cassisi

W.G.Tredrea

W.G.Tredrea

51

M.M.Williams

2008

13

G.C.Boulton

J.M.James

W.G.Tredrea

K.G.Cornes

D.Motlop

57

M.M.Williams

2007

2

G.C.Boulton

J.M.James

W.G.Tredrea

K.G.Cornes

B.A.Ebert

56

M.M.Williams

2006

12

G.C.Boulton

J.M.James

W.G.Tredrea

B.D.Lade

J.W.Mahoney

29

M.M.Williams

2005

6

G.C.Boulton

J.M.James

M.R.Primus

W.G.Tredrea

W.G.Tredrea

65

M.M.Williams

2004

1

G.C.Boulton

B.A.Cunningham

M.R.Primus

W.G.Tredrea

W.G.Tredrea

81

M.M.Williams

2003

4

G.C.Boulton

B.A.Cunningham

M.R.Primus

G.A.Wanganeen

W.G.Tredrea

58

M.M.Williams

2002

3

G.C.Boulton

B.A.Cunningham

M.R.Primus

M.R.Primus

S.A.Dew

51

M.M.Williams

2001

5

G.C.Boulton

B.A.Cunningham

M.R.Primus

W.G.Tredrea

W.G.Tredrea

51

M.M.Williams

2000

14

G.C.Boulton

B.A.Cunningham

G.A.Wanganeen

B.A.Montgomery

W.G.Tredrea

32

M.M.Williams

1999

7

G.C.Boulton

B.A.Cunningham

G.A.Wanganeen

S.M.Paxman

W.G.Tredrea

40

M.M.Williams

1998

10

G.C.Boulton

B.A.Cunningham

G.A.Wanganeen

A.S.Kingsley

W.G.Tredrea

33

J.V.Cahill

1997

9

G.C.Boulton

B.A.Cunningham

G.A.Wanganeen

D.I.Mead

S.Cummings

70

J.V.Cahill

^ denotes coach acting in caretaker capacity

SANFL (SINCE 1997) YEAR

POS

PRESIDENT

CHAIR OF MANAGEMENT

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

CAPTAIN

BEST & FAIREST

LEADING GOALKICKER

GOALS

COACH

2019

2

C.Sutcliffe

J.Trengove

B.Frampton

34

M.Lokan

2018

9

S.P.Summerton

W.Snelling

L.Thomas

21

M.Lokan

2017

2

S.P.Summerton

B.R.J. Ah Chee

B.G.Eddy

59*

C.S.Cornes

2016

6

S.P.Summerton

K.S.Mitchell

L.Reynolds

43

C.S.Cornes

2015

4

S.P.Summerton

S.P.Summerton

M.J.Harvey

21

G.A.Hocking

2014

2

SANFL Chair of Management

General Manager SANFL

S.P.Summerton

S.P.Summerton

J.W.Butcher

32

G.A.Hocking

6

G.Fiacchi/ T.Thiele

B.Leys/M.Bishop

J.R.Meiklejohn

S.R.Gray

J.R.J.Thurgood

38

K.D. McGregor

2012

7

A.Panas

N.Rawlings/B.Leys

J.R.Meiklejohn

J.L.Clayton

L.N.Harder

29

A.D.Bamford

2011

6

A.Panas

N.Rawlings

J.R.Meiklejohn

M.R.Dolling

B.T.Mercer

30

A.D.Bamford

SANFL President

SANFL Chairman

SANFL Chief Executive Officer

2013

2010

8

J.Firth

B.McFarlane

G.Edwards/ N.Rawlings

J.R.Meiklejohn

S.P.Summerton

C.T.Cloke

25

A.D.Bamford

2009

8

R.Cope

B.McFarlane

M.P.Richardson/ G.Edwards

C.L.AhChee

B.J.Murray

J.A.Perry

43

T.Ginever

2008

5

R.Cope

R.Cope

M.P.Richardson

C.L.AhChee

J.L.Clayton

D.A.Hargraves

53

T.Ginever

2007

6

R.Cope

R.Cope

M.P.Richardson

M.P.Clayton

J.L.Clayton

B.P.LeCras

45

T.Ginever

2006

5

D.Basheer

D.Basheer

M.P.Richardson

M.P.Clayton

J.L.Clayton

C.R.Waterhouse

52

T.Ginever

2005

3

D.Basheer

D.Basheer

M.P.Richardson

A.J.Brown

J.L.Clayton

C.R.Waterhouse

75

J.V.Cahill

2004

6

D.Basheer

D.Basheer

P.J.Belton

A.J.Brown

K.DePasquale

P.T.Evans

29

M.Knights

2003

5

B.Duncanson

B.Duncanson

P.J.Belton

D.J.Poole

B.A.Ebert

P.T.Evans

46

S.F.Williams

2002

6

B.Duncanson

B.Duncanson

P.J.Belton

D.J.Poole

C.L.AhChee

M.Lokan

22

S.F.Williams

2001

3

B.Duncanson

J.D.McBain

P.J.Belton

D.J.Poole

R.P.O'Connor

A.J.Brown

27

S.F.Williams

2000

4

B.Duncanson

J.D.McBain

P.J.Belton

D.J.Poole

P.S.McGuiness

P.J.Smith

41

S.F.Williams

D.J.Brown

D.J.Poole

P.T.Evans

35

S.F.Williams

1999

1

B.Duncanson

J.D.McBain

D.S.Hutton/ P.J.Belton

1998

1

F.E.Hayter

J.D.McBain

D.S.Hutton

D.R.Borlase

B.A.Beinke

B.A.Beinke

39

S.F.Williams

F.E.Hayter

S.J.Forrest/ J.D.McBain

D.S.Hutton

T.Ginever

T.Ginever

P.S.McGuiness

36

S.F.Williams

1997

2

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POS PRESIDENT

CHAIRMAN

CEO

CAPTAIN

BEST & FAIREST

LEADING GOALKICKER

GOALS COACH

Port Adelaide admitted to Australian Football League for 1997 season 1996

1

G.C.Boulton

B.E.Wilson/ S.J.Forest

R.T.Clayton/ D.S.Hutton

T.Ginever

S.L.Hodges

S.L.Hodges

117*

J.V.Cahill/ S.F.Williams

1995

1

G.C.Boulton

B.E.Wilson

B.A.Cunningham

T.Ginever

R.J.West

M.J.Tylor

53

J.V.Cahill

1994

1

G.C.Boulton

B.E.Wilson

B.A.Cunningham

T.Ginever

T.Ginever

S.L.Hodges

130*

J.V.Cahill

1993

3

G.C.Boulton

B.E.Wilson

B.A.Cunningham

G.I.Phillips

T.I.Bond

M.J.Tylor

93*

J.V.Cahill

1992

1

B.H.Weber

B.H.Weber

B.A.Cunningham

G.I.Phillips

N.C.Buckley+

M.J.Tylor

97*

J.V.Cahill

1991

5

B.H.Weber

B.H.Weber

R.T.Clayton

G.I.Phillips

P.J.Northeast

D.R.Borlase

25

J.V.Cahill

1990

1

B.H.Weber

B.H.Weber

R.T.Clayton

R.H.Johnston

S.L.Hodges+

S.LHodges

153*

J.V.Cahill

R.T.Clayton

R.H.Johnston

R.H.Johnston

S.LHodges

79

J.V.Cahill

1989

1

B.H.Weber

A.R.McLean O.B.E.

1988

1

B.H.Weber

A.R.McLean O.B.E.

D.J.McKenzie

R.H.Johnston

G.I.Phillips

S.LHodges

74

J.V.Cahill

1987

4

B.H.Weber

A.R.McLean O.B.E.

D.J.McKenzie

R.H.Johnston

B.R.Abernethy

D.M.Smith

71

R.F.Ebert

1986

4

B.H.Weber

A.R.McLean O.B.E.

D.J.McKenzie

R.H.Johnston

M.J.Leslie

D.M.Smith

49

R.F.Ebert

1985

7

K.L.Duthie

A.R.McLean O.B.E.

D.J.McKenzie

R.F.Ebert

C.E.Bradley

T.N.Evans

96

R.F.Ebert

1984

2

K.L.Duthie

A.R.McLean O.B.E.

D.J.McKenzie

R.F.Ebert

C.E.Bradley

T.N.Evans

137*

R.F.Ebert

1983

6

K.L.Duthie

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

R.B.Taylor

R.F.Ebert

S.R.Clifford

T.N.Evans

63

R.F.Ebert

1982

3

K.L.Duthie

J.J.Swain

R.B.Taylor

B.A.Cunningham

C.E.Bradley

T.N.Evans

125*

J.V.Cahill

1981

1

K.L.Duthie

J.J.Swain

R.B.Taylor

B.A.Cunningham

R.F.Ebert

T.N.Evans

98*

J.V.Cahill

1980

1

K.L.Duthie

J.J.Swain

A.R.McLean

B.A.Cunningham

S.R.Clifford

T.N.Evans

146*

J.V.Cahill

1979

1

K.L.Duthie

J.J.Swain

A.R.McLean

B.A.Cunningham

M.S.Faletic

T.N.Evans

82

J.V.Cahill

1978

3

K.L.Duthie

J.J.Swain

A.R.McLean

R.F.Ebert

S.R.Clifford

T.N.Evans

90*

J.V.Cahill

1977

1

K.L.Duthie

J.J.Swain

A.R.McLean

R.F.Ebert

R.F.Ebert

T.N.Evans

88*

J.V.Cahill

1976

2

K.L.Duthie

J.J.Swain

A.R.McLean

R.F.Ebert

R.F.Ebert+

R.G.Gerlach

90

J.V.Cahill

1975

3

K.L.Duthie

J.J.Swain

A.R.McLean

R.F.Ebert

P.B.Woite+

T.N.Evans

64

J.V.Cahill

1974

3

K.L.Duthie

J.J.Swain

A.R.McLean

R.F.Ebert

R.F.Ebert+

D.F.Cahill

54

J.V.Cahill

1973

5

K.L.Duthie

J.J.Swain

A.R.McLean

J.V.Cahill

J.V.Cahill

J.V.Cahill

59

F.N.Williams

1972

2

F.B.Harvey

C.A.Darwent

A.R.McLean

J.V.Cahill

R.F.Ebert

M.D.James

62

F.N.Williams

1971

2

F.B.Harvey

C.A.Darwent

A.R.McLean

J.V.Cahill

R.F.Ebert+

E.W.Freeman

50

F.N.Williams

1970

3

F.B.Harvey

C.A.Darwent

A.R.McLean

J.V.Cahill

J.V.Cahill

E.W.Freeman

75

F.N.Williams

1969

6

F.B.Harvey

C.A.Darwent

A.R.McLean

J.V.Cahill

J.G.Potter

M.Dittmar

28

F.N.Williams

1968

2

F.B.Harvey

C.A.Darwent

A.R.McLean

J.V.Cahill

J.V.Cahill

R.F.Ebert

44

F.N.Williams

1967

2

F.B.Harvey

C.A.Darwent

A.R.McLean

J.V.Cahill

J.G.Potter

E.W.Freeman

74

F.N.Williams

1966

2

F.B.Harvey

C.A.Darwent

A.R.McLean

G.P.Motley

J.V.Cahill

E.W.Freeman

81*

F.N.Williams

1965

1

F.B.Harvey

C.A.Darwent

A.R.McLean

G.P.Motley

G.P.Motley

E.W.Freeman

74

F.N.Williams

1964

2

F.B.Harvey

C.A.Darwent

A.R.McLean

G.P.Motley

J.G.Potter

J.G.Potter

42

F.N.Williams

1963

1

F.B.Harvey

C.A.Darwent

A.R.McLean

G.P.Motley

G.P.Motley

R.H.Johns

54*

F.N.Williams

1962

1

F.B.Harvey

C.A.Darwent

A.R.McLean

G.P.Motley

P.K.Obst

R.H.Johns

76*

F.N.Williams

1961

3

F.B.Harvey

C.A.Darwent

A.R.McLean

G.P.Motley

J.G.Potter

R.H.Johns

54

G.P.Motley

1960

3

F.B.Harvey

C.A.Darwent

A.R.McLean

G.P.Motley

N.C.Hayes

W.J.Dittmar

69*

G.P.Motley

1959

1

F.B.Harvey

C.A.Darwent

A.R.McLean

G.P.Motley

G.P.Motley

W.J.Dittmar

74*

G.P.Motley

1958

1

F.B.Harvey

C.A.Darwent

A.R.McLean

F.N.Williams

G.P.Motley

R.H.Johns

55*

F.N.Williams

1957

1

F.B.Harvey

C.A.Darwent

A.R.McLean

F.N.Williams

N.C.Hayes

R.H.Johns

77

F.N.Williams

1956

1

F.B.Harvey

C.A.Darwent

A.R.McLean

F.N.Williams

A.E.Whelan

R.H.Johns

70*

F.N.Williams

1955

1

F.B.Harvey

C.A.Darwent

A.R.McLean

F.N.Williams

F.N.Williams

F.N.Williams

35

F.N.Williams

1954

1

F.B.Harvey

A.J.Swain

A.R.McLean

F.N.Williams

R.W.Clitt

T.E.Garland

44

F.N.Williams

1953

2

F.B.Harvey

A.J.Swain

A.R.McLean

F.N.Williams

H.A.McDonald

R.D.Whitaker

35

F.N.Williams

1952

3

F.B.Harvey

A.J.Swain

A.R.McLean

F.N.Williams

R.D.Whitaker

R.W.Clitt

27

F.N.Williams

1951

1

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

A.R.McLean

F.N.Williams

R.L.Russell

N.E.Clark

37

F.N.Williams

1950

3

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

A.R.McLean

F.N.Williams

F.N.Williams

F.N.Williams

40

F.N.Williams

1949

6

Dr.P.T.S.Cherry

A.J.Swain

A.R.McLean

R.C.Schumann

R.L.Russell

K.L.Zucker

51

J.McCarthy

1948

7

Dr.P.T.S.Cherry

A.J.Swain

C.Hayter/ L.C.Dayman

L.E.Roberts

R.L.Russell

A.R.McLean

48

L.E.Roberts

1947

3

Dr.P.T.S.Cherry

A.J.Swain

C.Hayter

R.B.Quinn

R.B.Quinn

A.R.McLean

80*

R.B.Quinn

PORT ADELAIDE FOOTBALL CLUB YEARBOOK 2019 51

HONOUR ROLL

YEAR

POS PRESIDENT

CHAIRMAN

CEO

CAPTAIN

BEST & FAIREST

LEADING GOALKICKER

GOALS COACH

1946

2

Dr.P.T.S.Cherry

A.J.Swain

C.Hayter

R.B.Quinn

L.E.Roberts

K.M.Jolly

46

R.B.Quinn

1945

2

Dr.P.T.S.Cherry

A.J.Swain

C.Hayter

R.B.Quinn

R.B.Quinn+

R.B.Quinn

51

R.B.Quinn

NORMAL LEAGUE FOOTBALL RESUMES 1944

2

Dr.P.T.S.Cherry

A.J.Swain

C.Hayter

L.E.Roberts

No Awards Combined with West Torrens

M.Drury

1943

2

Dr.P.T.S.Cherry

A.J.Swain

C.Hayter

L.E.Roberts

No Awards Combined with West Torrens

S.Hosking

1942

1

Dr.P.T.S.Cherry

A.J.Swain

C.Hayter

L.E.Roberts

No Awards Combined with West Torrens

S.Hosking

PORT ADELAIDE COMBINED WITH WEST TORRENS FOOTBALL CLUB DURING WORLD WAR TWO 1941

4

Dr.P.T.S.Cherry

A.J.Swain

C.Hayter

A.R.Reval

J.D.Skelly

A.R.McLean

62

A.R.Reval

1940

3

Dr.P.T.S.Cherry

A.J.Swain

C.Hayter

R.B.Quinn/ A.R.Reval

R.C.Schumann

A.R.McLean

47

R.B.Quinn/ A.R.Reval

1939

1

Dr.P.T.S.Cherry

A.J.Swain

C.Hayter

R.B.Quinn

A.R.Reval

H.J.Abbott

49

R.B.Quinn

1938

2

Dr.P.T.S.Cherry

A.J.Swain

C.Hayter

N.Hender

R.B.Quinn+

A.E.Hollingworth 45

S.Hosking

R.B.Quinn

S.Hosking

1937

1

Dr.P.T.S.Cherry

W.E.Baudinet

C.Hayter

J.Dermody

R.B.Quinn

1936

1

C.T.Gun

W.E.Baudinet

C.Hayter

J.Dermody

A.E.Hollingworth J.M.Prideaux

51 86

S.Hosking

1935

2

C.T.Gun

W.E.Baudinet

C.Hayter

R.C.Johnson

J.Dermody

J.M.Prideaux

95

L.J.Ashby

1934

2

C.T.Gun

W.E.Baudinet

C.Hayter

V.W.Johnson

A.E.Hollingworth J.M.Prideaux

73

L.J.Ashby

1933

5

C.T.Gun

W.E.Baudinet

C.Hayter

S.F.Ween

J.Dermody

N.Hender

48

H.B.Dewar

1932

4

C.T.Gun

W.E.Baudinet

C.Hayter

S.F.Ween

E.W.Mucklow

N.Hender

55

S.F.Ween

1931

3

Dr.P.T.S.Cherry

W.E.Baudinet

C.Hayter

V.W.Johnson

M.W.Allingham

L.C.Dayman

62

S.Hosking

1930

2

Dr.P.T.S.Cherry

A.O.R.Tapp

C.Hayter

V.M.Johnson

V.W.Johnson

L.C.Dayman

89

S.Hosking

1929

2

Dr.P.T.S.Cherry

A.O.R.Tapp

C.Hayter

V.W.Johnson

E.W.Mucklow

L.C.Dayman

86*

S.Hosking

1928

1

Dr.P.T.S.Cherry

A.O.R.Tapp

C.Hayter

V.W.Johnson

L.C.Dayman

L.C.Dayman

41

S.Hosking

S.Hosking

LEAGUE CHANGED NAME TO SOUTH AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE 1927

3

Dr.P.T.S.Cherry

C.McArthur

C.Hayter

P.A.Bampton

C.H.Keal

H.D.Logan

66

1926

2

Dr.P.T.S.Cherry

C.McArthur

A.McKelvie

M.W.Allingham

L.C.Hodge

H.D.Logan

36

M.W.Allingham

1925

2

S.H.Skipper

C.McArthur

A.McKelvie

C.H.Keal

P.A.Bampton

H.D.Logan

56

A.Hosie

1924

4

S.H.Skipper

C.McArthur

A.McKelvie

C.H.Keal

L.C.Dayman

M.W.Allingham

28

A.Hosie

1923

7

S.H.Skipper

C.McArthur

A.McKelvie

C.G.Dayman

L.C.Dayman

M.W.Allingham

42

C.G.Dayman

1922

5

S.H.Skipper

C.McArthur

C.V.Tyler

S.W.Howie

C.G.Dayman

M.W.Allingham

47

S.W.Howie

1921

1

Dr.A.V.Benson

P.O’Grady

C.V.Tyler

W.H.Oliver

C.E.Adams

M.W.Allingham

43

S.Hosking

C.E.Adams

F.E.Dewar

24

F.I.Hansen

W.J.Ashley

L.L.Lackman

26*

F.I.Hansen

1920

3

Dr.A.V.Benson

F.I.Hansen

C.V.Tyler

J.W.Robertson/ B.Olds

1919

4

Dr.A.V.Benson

F.I.Hansen

C.V.Tyler

H.V.Pope/ A.T.McFarlane

1918

2

Dr.A.V.Benson

Unknown

C.V.Tyler

H.F.Eaton

Not Awarded

Unknown

1917

1

Dr.A.V.Benson

Unknown

C.V.Tyler

H.F.Eaton

Not Awarded

J.T.Hayman

24*

H.F.Eaton

1916

1

Dr.A.V.Benson

Unknown

C.V.Tyler

H.F.Eaton

Not Awarded

J.T.Hayman

40

H.F.Eaton

LEAGUE FOOTBALL RESUMES H.F.Eaton

LEAGUE FOOTBALL SUSPENDED 1916-1918 OWING TO WORLD WAR ONE; PORT ADELAIDE FOUNDING CLUB OF SOUTH AUSTRALIAN PATRIOTIC FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION (1916-1918) 1915

2

Dr.A.V.Benson

M.G.Donaghy

J.Hodge

A.T.McFarlane

H.F.Eaton

A.Congear

21

A.T.McFarlane

1914

1

Dr.A.V.Benson

M.G.Donaghy

J.Hodge

J.W.Londrigan

W.J.Ashley+

J.S.Dunn

33*

J.W.Londrigan

1913

1

Dr.A.V.Benson

M.G.Donaghy

J.Hodge

J.W.Londrigan

H.F.Eaton

F.I.Hansen

39*

J.W.Londrigan

W.H.Oliver

F.I.Hansen

37*

Unknown

W.H.Oliver

F.I.Hansen

41*

M.G.Donaghy/ J.Woollard

1912

2

R.Cruickshank

J.V.Earle

J.Hodge

C.T.Cocks/ S.Hosking

1911

2

R.Cruickshank

J.V.Earle

J.Hodge

G.P.Dempster

1910

1

W.E.Mattinson

H.T.Phillips

J.Hodge

J.Woollard

S.Hosking+

F.I.Hansen

47

A.Hosie

1909

2

W.E.Mattinson

R.A.Walsh

J.Hodge

M.G.Donaghy

J.S.Dickson

A.Congear

30

A.Hosie

1908

3

W.E.Mattinson

W.H.Harvey

J.Hodge

E.Strawns/ M.G.Donaghy

J.S.Dickson

J.Mathison

33*

J.McGargill

1907

2

W.E.Mattinson

W.H.Harvey

J.Hodge

L.T.Corston

J.P.Mack+

J.Quinn

32*

J.McGargill

42*

J.McGargill

ASSOCIATION CHANGED NAME TO SOUTH AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE 1906

1

W.E.Mattinson

W.H.Harvey

52 PORT ADELAIDE FOOTBALL CLUB YEARBOOK 2019

J.Hodge

J.Fletcher/ L.T.Corston

E.Strawns

J.Mathison

HONOUR ROLL

YEAR

POS PRESIDENT

CHAIRMAN

CEO

CAPTAIN

BEST & FAIREST

LEADING GOALKICKER

GOALS COACH

1905

2

W.E.Mattinson

W.H.Harvey

J.Sweeney

J.Quinn

J.Quinn

J.Mathison

30*

1904

2

W.E.Mattinson

W.H.Harvey

J.Sweeney

A.Hosie/J.Quinn

L.T.Corston

J.J.Tompkins

28

J.McGargill J.McGargill

1903

1

W.E.Mattinson

W.H.Harvey

J.Sweeney

A.Hosie

J.J.Tompkins

J.J.Tompkins

40

J.McGargill

1902

3

W.E.Mattinson

W.H.Harvey

J.Sweeney

A.Hosie

L.T.Corston

J.N.Healy

25

J.McGargill

1901

2

R.Cruickshank

W.H.Harvey

J.Sweeney

A.Hosie

E.Strawns

J.Quinn

27

J.McGargill

1900

6

W.Fisher

W.H.Harvey

J.Sweeney

H.T.Phillips

J.Quinn

H.Tompkins

15

J.McGargill

1899

3

W.Fisher

W.H.Harvey

J.Sweeney

H.T.Phillips

S.A.Malin+

W.Stark

12

J.McGargill

K.McKenzie

A.Hoise

W.Stark

34

J.McGargill

K.McKenzie

K.McKenzie

J.J.Tompkins

27*

J.McGargill

J.McGargill

2

W.Fisher

R.Cruickshank

H.W.Hills/ J.Sweeney

1

C.Tucker/ W.Fisher

R.Cruickshank

H.W.Hills

1896

5

C.Tucker/ W.Fisher

H.M.Adams

H.W.Hills

K.McKenzie

G.Linklater

A.Lees

19

1895

3

W.Fisher

H.M.Adams

J.Sweeney

A.Miers

O.L’estage

A.McKenzie

25

J.McGargill

1894

3

J.Cleave

A.Mackie

J.Sweeney

K.McKenzie

A.Miers

A.McKenzie

36

J.McGargill

1893

3

J.Cleave

R.Cruickshank

J.Sweeney

K.McKenzie

W.Murray/ H.T.Phillips

A.McKenzie

59

J.McGargill

1892

2

J.Formby

R.Cruickshank

J.Sweeney

K.McKenzie

H.T.Phillips

A.McKenzie

43

J.McGargill

1898 1897

INTRODUCTION OF DISTRICT FOOTBALL

1891

2

J.Formby

J.Sweeney

R.Cruickshank/ A.H.Bushby

K.McKenzie

H.T.Phillips

J.McKenzie

37

J.McGargill

1890

1

J.Formby

J.Sweeney

R.Cruickshank

K.McKenzie

C.Fry

J.McKenzie

32*

J.McGargill

1889

2

J.Formby

J.Sweeney

R.Cruickshank

W.Bushby

H.G.Hamilton

C.Fry

32*

J.McGargill

23

J.McGargill

1888

2

J.Formby

R.Cruickshank

J.Sweeney

W.Bushby

H.T.Phillips

H.T.Phillips/ J.McKenzie

1887

2

J.Formby

T.Gifford

E.C.LeMessurier

W.Bushby

W.Bushby

A.H.Bushby

25

J.McGargill

6

J.McGargill

13

R.Turpenny

1886

4

J.Formby

T.Gifford

J.Litchfield

W.Bushby

C.Fry

C.Fry/ M.M.Coffee

1885

3

J.Formby

E.E.LeMessurier

E.C.LeMessurier

R.Turpenny/ C.Kellett

M.M.Coffee

R.C.Roy

1884

1

J.Formby

T.Gifford

E.C.LeMessurier

R.Turpenny

C.Kellet/G.Cairns

R.C.Roy

24*

R.Turpenny

1883

2

J.Formby

T.Gifford

E.C.LeMessurier

E.E.LeMessurier / R.Turpenny

R.Kirkpatrick

J.Litchfield

15*

R.Turpenny

1882

3

J.Formby

T.G.Smith

E.C.LeMessurier

C.Kellett

J.Munro

G.Slatter

6

C.Kellett

W.Fletcher/ J.Sandilands

J.Sidoli

J.Watt

6

J.Sandilands

1881

5

J.Formby

T.G.Smith

E.E.LeMessurier/ J.Carter

1880

6

J.Formby

T.G.Smith

J.W.Channon

J.A.Atkins/ J.Carter

J.Sidoli

E.E.LeMessurier

3

J.A.Atkins

1879

2

J.Hart (jnr)

J.A.Rann

C.Wells

W.Fletcher

T.G.Smith

E.C.LeMessurier

4

W.Fletcher

3

W.Fletcher

5

W.Fletcher

1878

3

J.Hart (jnr)

1877

4

J.Hart (jnr)

J.A.Rann

C.Wells

W.Fletcher

T.G.Smith

E.E.LeMessurier/ J.Carter

J.A.Rann

C.Wells

W.Fletcher

T.G.Smith

A.LeMessurier

PORT ADELAIDE FOUNDING CLUB OF THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION 1876

5

J.Hart (jnr)

W.E.Mattinson

C.Wells

W.Fletcher

E.E.LeMessurier

S.Tyzack/ J.A.Rann

1

W.Fletcher

1875

2

J.Hart (jnr)

W.E.Mattinson

F.Ireland

R.C.Sandlands

H.Ford

H.Ford/ Warren

2

R.C.Sandlands

1874

2

J.Hart (jnr)

W.E.Mattinson

F.Ireland

J.A.Rann/ C.Wells

Unknown

0

J.A.Rann

1873

2

J.Hart (jnr)

W.E.Mattinson

F.Ireland

H.Sparnon/ G.Middleton

S.Tyzack

1

H.Sparnon

Unknown

1872

2

J.Hart (jnr)

W.E.Mattinson

G.Ireland

G.Middleton

Unknown

0

G.Middleton

1871

3

J.Hart (jnr)

W.E.Mattinson

G.Ireland

F.Stone

F.Stone

0

F.Stone

1870

3

J.Hart (jnr)

W.E.Mattinson

R.W.J.Leicester

J.Wald

J.Wald

2

J.Wald

J.Wald

PORT ADELAIDE FOOTBALL CLUB ESTABLISHED MAY 1870 + denotes Magarey Medallist * denotes leading goal kicker in the South Australian competition (SANFL, SAFL, SAFA)

PORT ADELAIDE FOOTBALL CLUB YEARBOOK 2019 53

AFL RECORDS RECORDS BY OPPOSITION

RECORDS BY VENUE

BY OPPONENT

P

W

L

D

Adelaide

47

23

24

Brisbane

37

18

17

2

Carlton

32

18

13

1

Collingwood

31

15

16

Essendon

31

17

14

Fremantle

37

20

17

Geelong

33

10

22

1

BY VENUE

P

W

L

D

Football Park

213

127

84

2

Adelaide Oval

75

44

31

Docklands

54

21

33

MCG

47

20

26

Subiaco

30

15

15

Gabba

18

6

10

SCG

17

5

12

Gold Coast

11

10

1

Kardinia Park

14

2

12

Greater Western Sydney

10

4

6

Marrara Oval

10

4

6

Hawthorn

35

19

16

York Park

10

5

5

Melbourne

34

21

13

Princes Park

8

4

4

North Melbourne

35

13

22

Manuka

6

1

5

Richmond

32

18

13

Carrara

5

5

St Kilda

30

20

10

Waverley Park

5

1

Sydney

30

10

20

Traegar Park Oval

3

3

West Coast

34

19

15

Perth Stadium

4

1

3

Western Bulldogs

30

16

14

W.A.C.A Ground

2

1

1

529

271

253

Sydney Showgrounds

2

1

1

Jiangwan Stadium

3

3

Eureka Stadium

2

2

Bellerive Oval

1

TOTALS

1

5

TOTALS

529

1 2

4

1 271

253

5

AFL OVERALL RECORD 529 games – 271 wins, 253 losses, 5 draws

GRAND FINALS 2

PREMIERSHIPS 1 - 2004

RUNNER-UP 1 - 2007

MINOR PREMIERS (McCLELLAND TROPHY) 3 (2002, 2003, 2004)

WOODEN SPOONS nil

BIGGEST CROWDS Overall: 97,302 v Geelong, Grand Final, 2007, MCG Home: 53,698 v Adelaide Crows, Round 3, 2017, Adelaide Oval Away: 51,883 v Collingwood, Round 1, 1997, MCG

HIGHEST SCORE 29.14 (188) v Hawthorn, Round 13, 2005, Football Park

LOWEST SCORE 3.3 (21) v Collingwood, Round 20, 2011, Football Park

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN 117 points v Hawthorn, Round 13, 2005, Football Park

BEST WINNING SEQUENCE 8 games - Round 8, 2002 to Round 15, 2002; Round 15, 2003 to Round 22, 2003; Round 4, 2014 to Round 12, 2014

54 PORT ADELAIDE FOOTBALL CLUB YEARBOOK 2019

WORST LOSING SEQUENCE

TOP GOALKICKING PERFORMANCES

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

8. Warren Tredrea (1), Jay Schulz (1)

MOST GAMES Kane Cornes (300) Justin Westhoff (268) Travis Boak (264) Warren Tredrea (255) Peter Burgoyne (240) Chad Cornes (239) Brendon Lade (234)

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES Kane Cornes (174) Justin Westhoff (135) Brad Ebert (108) Brendon Lade (106) Matthew Broadbent (80)

MOST GAMES AS CAPTAIN Travis Boak (138) Warren Tredrea (96) Matthew Primus (86) Dom Cassisi (75) Gavin Wanganeen (61)

MOST GAMES AS COACH Mark Williams (274) Ken Hinkley (159) Matthew Primus (47) John Cahill (44) Garry Hocking (4)

MOST GOALS Warren Tredrea (549) Robbie Gray (318) Justin Westhoff (303) Jay Schulz (275) Stuart Dew (245)

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

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

TOP DISPOSALS PERFORMANCES 45 Peter Burgoyne (v North Melbourne, Round 22, 2008, MCG) 44 Tom Rockliff (v Melbourne, Round 1, 2019, MCG) 41 Kane Cornes (v Western Bulldogs, Round 14, 2008, Marrara) 41 Peter Burgoyne (v Adelaide, Round 3, 2008, Football Park) 41 Travis Boak (v Brisbane Lions, Round 4, 2014, Adelaide Oval) 41 Tom Rockliff (v Adelaide, Round 8, 2019, Adelaide Oval) 40 Brad Ebert (v Sydney Swans, Round 13, 2014, SCG) 40 Travis Boak (v Greater Western Sydney, Round 19, 2019, Adelaide Oval)

AFL RECORDS AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME MEMBERS As Legend: Haydn Bunton Senior (also Fitzroy, Perth) As Player: Craig Bradley (also Carlton), Nathan Buckley (also Brisbane Bears and Collingwood), Russell Ebert (also North Melbourne), Geof Motley, Andrew McLeod (also Adelaide), Robert Quinn, Warren Tredrea, Gavin Wanganeen (also Essendon) As Coach: John Cahill (also coach Collingwood), Foster Williams (also coach West Adelaide, South Adelaide) As Administrator: Bob McLean

AFL INDIGENOUS TEAM OF THE CENTURY Gavin Wanganeen (half-back flank), Byron Pickett (interchange), Peter Burgoyne (interchange)

NORM SMITH MEDALLISTS Byron Pickett (2004)

JOCK McHALE MEDALLISTS Mark Williams (2004)

AFL RISING STAR AWARD WINNER Michael Wilson (1997), Danyle Pearce (2006)

NOMINATIONS FOR RISING STAR AWARD Bowen Lockwood (Round 3, 1997), Michael Wilson (Round 4, 1997), Brendon Lade (Round 7, 1997), Nathan Eagleton (Round 21, 1997), Warren Tredrea (Round 7, 1998), Nick Stevens (Round 9, 1998), Stuart Dew (Round 13, 1998), Matthew Bode (Round 19, 1999), Chad Cornes (Round 10, 2000), Josh Carr (Round 22, 2000), Brent Guerra (Round 17, 2001), Shaun Burgoyne (Round 13, 2002), Brett Ebert (Round 11, 2004), Danyle Pearce (Round 3, 2006), Brad Symes (Round 9, 2006), Jacob Surjan (Round 11, 2006), Troy Chaplin (Round 16, 2006), Robbie Gray (Round 12, 2007), Justin Westhoff (Round 15, 2007), Travis Boak (Round 19, 2007), Alipate Carlile (Round 22, 2008), Jackson Trengove (Round 20, 2010), Jasper Pittard (Round 4, 2011), Chad Wingard (Round 22, 2012), Ollie Wines (Round 1, 2013), Jake Neade (Round 13, 2013), Jarman Impey (Round 8, 2014), Darcy Byrne-Jones (Round 10, 2016), Sam Powell-Pepper (Round 1, 2017), Dan Houston (Round 21, 2017), Riley Bonner (Round 1, 2018), Connor Rozee (Round 3, 2019), Xavier Duursma (Round 6, 2019)

MICHAEL TUCK MEDALLISTS Adam Kingsley (2001), Nick Stevens (2002)

AFL COACHES ASSOCIATION CHAMPION PLAYER OF THE YEAR WINNER Warren Tredrea (2004), Robbie Gray (2014)

AFL COACHES ASSOCIATION COACH OF THE YEAR WINNER Mark Williams (2004), Ken Hinkley (2013)

SHOWDOWN MEDALLISTS (INTRODUCED 2000) 21 medals/15 medallists: Nick Stevens (Round 22, 2000), Josh Francou (Round 3, 2001; Round 18, 2001; Round 20, 2002), Jarrad Schofield (Round 5, 2002), Peter Burgoyne (Round 22, 2003), Warren Tredrea (Round 22, 2004), Shaun Burgoyne (Round 20, 2005),

Chad Cornes (Round 21, 2006), Danyle Pearce (Round 16, 2008), Dean Brogan (Round 6, 2009), Robbie Gray (Round 6, 2010), Dom Cassisi (Round 17, 2010), Justin Westhoff (Round 4, 2011), Travis Boak (Round 3, 2013), Chad Wingard (Round 19, 2013), Hamish Hartlett (Round 2, 2014), Robbie Gray (Round 5, 2015), Robbie Gray (Round 8, 2017), Robbie Gray (Round 20, 2018), Robbie Gray (Round 16, 2019)

PETER BADCOE VC MEDALLISTS (PORT ADELAIDE-AWARDED ANZAC MEDAL) 11 medals/ 9 medallists: Josh Carr (2004), Warren Tredrea (2005), Brendon Lade (2006), Chad Cornes (2007), Kane Cornes (2008), David Rodan (2010), Hamish Hartlett (2013), Travis Boak (2014), Travis Boak (2015), Robbie Gray (2018), Travis Boak (2019)

FINALS 23 games – 11 wins, 12 losses

MOST FINALS APPEARANCES

AVERAGE HOME ATTENDANCE 1997: 33,829 1998: 31,657 1999: 31,271 2000: 26,377 2001: 30,778 2002: 30,413 2003: 31,845 2004: 29,877 2005: 32,911 2006: 27,257 2007: 27,870 2008: 23,842 2009: 24,349 2010: 23,045 2011: 21,678 2012: 19,886 2013: 26,916 2014: 44,364 2015: 42,929 2016: 39,664 2017: 38,135 2018: 38,227 2019: 33,950

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

HIGHEST SCORE IN A FINAL 26.8 (164) v North Melbourne, 1st Elimination Final, 2005

LOWEST SCORE IN A FINAL 5.10 (40) v Adelaide, 1st Semi Final, 2005

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN IN A FINAL 87 points v North Melbourne, 1st Elimination Final, 2005 87 points v North Melbourne, 2nd Preliminary Final, 2007

GREATEST LOSING MARGIN IN A FINAL 119 points v Geelong, Grand Final, 2007

MOST GOALS IN A FINAL 5. Brendon Lade v Sydney, 1st Qualifying Final, 2003

PRE-SEASON/NIGHT PREMIERSHIPS: 2001, 2002

CLUB MEMBERSHIP (AFL AUDITED FIGURE) 1997: 35,809 1998: 38,305 1999: 37,166 2000: 34,935 2001: 33,296 2002: 36,229 2003: 35,425 2004: 36,340 2005: 36,834 2006: 33,648 2007: 34,073 2008: 34,185 2009: 30,605 2010: 29,029 2011: 32,581 2012: 35,543 2013: 39,838 2014: 48,968 2015: 54,057 2016: 53,743 2017: 52,129 2018: 54,386 2019: 51,951

PORT ADELAIDE FOOTBALL CLUB YEARBOOK 2019 55

SANFL RECORDS RECORDS BY MAIN OPPOSITION

BY OPPONENT Norwood

RECORDS BY VENUE (more than 25 games)

P

W

L

D

412

199

196

17 13

BY VENUE

P

W

L

D

Alberton

990

734

234

22

Adelaide Oval

636

366

255

15

Football Park

238

162

73

3

Norwood Oval

113

47

65

1

32

South Adelaide

369

254

102

North Adelaide (inc. Medindie)

334

231

103

Sturt

301

193

106

2

Prospect Oval

98

66

West Adelaide

300

195

102

3

Glenelg Oval

98

65

32

Unley Oval

98

53

45

Glenelg

258

182

73

3

West Torrens (inc. Port Natives)

235

173

61

1

Central District

152

91

59

Thebarton

64

40

23

Richmond Oval

59

35

24

2

Elizabeth Oval

60

30

28

2

Kensington Oval

52

33

17

2

Woodville Oval

53

35

17

1

Glanville

35

14

10

11

Noarlunga Oval

29

18

11

Woodville-West Torrens

80

40

39

1

Woodville

58

50

7

1

Adelaide

13

8

5

SANFL

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

losses, 66 draws

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

Premierships:

Highest Score

Overall Record: 2711 games – 1750 wins, 895

36 - 1884, 1890, 1897, 1903, 1906, 1910, 1913, 1914, 1921, 1928, 1936, 1937, 1939, 1951, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1962, 1963, 1965, 1977, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1998, 1999

Wooden Spoons: 3 - 1886, 1896, 1900

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

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

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

Worst Losing Sequence 8 games – Round 12, 2018 to Round 19, 2018

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

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

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

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

Longest Undefeated Sequence 30 games - Round 8, 1913 to Round 9, 1915

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

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

TOP GOALKICKING PERFORMANCE 16 Tim Evans (v West Adelaide, 1980, Alberton)

MAGAREY MEDALLISTS 24 medals/19 medallists: Stan Malin (1899), Jack Mack (1907), Sampson ‘Shine’ Hosking (1910, 1915), William John Ashley (1914), Charlie Adams (1921), Peter Bampton (1925), Robert B Quinn (1938, 1945), Davy Boyd (1956), Geof Motley (1964), Trevor Obst (1967), Russell Ebert (1971, 1974, 1976, 1980), Peter Woite (1975), Greg Anderson (1986), Scott Hodges (1990), Nathan Buckley (1992), Anthony Brown (2001), Ryan O’Connor (2001), Brett Ebert (2003), Jeremy Clayton (2005)

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

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

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

1966: Eric Freeman (81) 1977: Tim Evans (87) 1978: Tim Evans (90) 1980: Tim Evans (146)

KEN FARMER MEDALLISTS (SINCE 1980) 9 medals/4 medallists 1981: Tim Evans (98) 1982: Tim Evans (125) 1984: Tim Evans (127) 1990: Scott Hodges (153) 1992: Mark Tylor (97) 1993: Mark Tylor (93) 1994: Scott Hodges (130) 1996: Scott Hodges (117) 2017: Brett Eddy (59)

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

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

1914: Port Adelaide 9.16 (70) def Carlton 5.6 (36), Saturday 3 October, Adelaide Oval

AVERAGE HOME ATTENDANCE 1997: 3898 1998: 4122 1999: 3869 2000: 4078 2001: 3478 2002: 2274 2003: 2498 2004: 2857 2005: 3100 2006: 3228 2007: 3043 2008: 3424 2009: 3106 2010: 3051 2011: 3013 2012: 2752 2013: 2943 2014: 3256 2015: 2914 2016: 2190 2017: 2546 2018: 1854 2019: 2341

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

FINALS 226 games – 124 wins, 101 losses, 1 drawn

HIGHEST SCORE IN A FINAL 29.14 (182) v North Adelaide, Preliminary Final, 1990

LOWEST SCORE IN A FINAL 0.12 (12) v North Adelaide, 1st Semi Final, 1906

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN IN A FINAL 94 points v North Adelaide, Grand Final, 1989

GREATEST LOSING MARGIN IN A FINAL 84 points v West Adelaide, Elimination Final, 1991

PREMIERSHIPS IN OTHER SA COMPETITIONS 1961 (Advertiser Cup), 1973 (Coca-Cola Cup), 1989 (Foundation Cup)

CHAMPIONSHIPS OF AUSTRALIA Champions: 1890, 1910, 1913, 1914 1890: Port Adelaide 7.10 (52) def South Melbourne 6.13 (49), Saturday 4 October, Adelaide Oval 1910: Port Adelaide 15.20 (110) def Collingwood 7.9 (51), Saturday 22 October, Adelaide Oval 1913: Port Adelaide 13.16 (94) def Fitzroy 4.7 (31), Wednesday 8 October, Adelaide Oval

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CLUB RECORDS

CLUB RECORDS AND COMBINED INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Port Adelaide’s All-Australian selections - 23 players/1 coach/40 selections John Abley (1956, 1958, 1961), John Cahill (1969), Greg Phillips (1980), Mark Williams (1980, 2004 as coach), Tony Giles (1983), Craig Bradley (1983, 1985), Stephen Curtis (1983), Greg Anderson (1987), Martin Leslie (1988), Adam Heuskes (1997), Matthew Primus (2001, 2002), Warren Tredrea (2001, 2002, 2003, 2004), Gavin Wanganeen (2001, 2003), Josh Francou (2002), Brett Montgomery (2002), Chad Cornes (2004, 2007), Kane Cornes (2005, 2007), Shaun Burgoyne (2006), Brendon Lade (2006,2007), Travis Boak (2013, 2014), Chad Wingard (2013, 2015), Robbie Gray (2014, 2015,2017,2018), Patrick Ryder (2017)

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

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

Port Adelaide representatives in Interstate Teams 1880: G. Gliddon (2 games), E. LeMessurier (1), J. Sidoli (2) 1881: R. Buchan (1), M. Coffee (1), J. Sidoli (1), R. Turpenny (2), J. Watt (2) 1890: A. Bushby (2) C. Fry (2), P. Gardner (2), H.G. Hamilton (2), W. Kempster (3), K. McKenzie (2), H. Phillips (1), H. Stevens (1), A. Tomlin (2), G. Webb (1) 1891: P. Gardner (1), H.G. Hamilton (2), J McKenzie (1), K. McKenzie (2), A. Miers (2), H. Phillips (2), A.E. Tomlin (2), G. Webb (2) 1892: V. Coracevich (1), H.G. Hamilton (1), A. McKenzie (1), J. McKenzie (1), K. McKenzie (1), A. Miers (1), H. Phillips (1), A. Schwann (1), G. Davis (1) 1893: A.E. Tomlin (1) 1894: V. Coracevich (1), P. Gardner (1), W. Kempster (1), A. McKenzie (1), K. McKenzie (1), A. Miers (1), H. Ninham (1), H. Phillips (1), G. Webb (1) 1899: A. Hosie (1), S. Malin (1), T. Munyard (1), F.E.Smithers (1), G. Webb (1) 1900: A. Hosie (1) 1901: A. Hosie (2), J. Quinn (2)

1904: J. Davis (1), A. Gosling (1), J. Quinn (1), E. Strawns (1)

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

1905: J. Davis (2), G.P. Dempster (1), J. Fletcher (1), A. Gosling (2), F. James (1), E. Strawns (2), L. Corston (1)

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

1906: L. Corston (1), J. Davis (2), G.P. Dempster (2), J. Fletcher (2), J. Mathieson (1), E. Strawns (1), J. Tompkins (1)

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

1907: E.M. Beare (1), R. James (1), J. Mack (1), E. Strawns (1) 1908: E.M. Beare (4), C.T. Cocks (1), J.S. Dickson (4), M.G. Donaghy (1), J. Mack (2), J. Woolard (3) 1909: G.P. Dempster (2), J.S. Dickson (2) 1910: C.T. Cocks (1), A. Congear (1), F.S. Curnow (1), J.S. Dickson (1) 1911: E.J. Callinan (1), C.T. Cocks (1), A. Congear (6), F. Hansen (6), S. Hosking (5), W.H. Oliver (6) 1912: J.W. Ashley (1), E.J. Callinan (1), A. Congear (2), S. Hosking (2), W. Mahoney (2), W.H. Oliver (2) 1913: A. Congear (1), J.F. Eaton (1), F. Hansen (1), F.J. Magor (1), A.J. Maynard (1) 1914: J.W. Ashley, A. Congear, F.J. Magor, A.T. McFarlane, J. Robertson, J.C. Watson (members of SA squad to Australian National Football Carnival, Sydney).

1919: J.W. Ashley (2), A. Congear (2), E. Dewar (1), S. Hosking (2), B. Olds (1) 1920: E. Dewar (2) 1921: C.E.G. Adams (1), P. Bampton (2), L.G. Beck (2), S. Hosking (1), W.H. Oliver (1), P. Taylor (2) 1922: B. Bampton (2) 1923: M. Allingham (1), C.G.L Dayman (2), L.C. Dayman (2), E. Mucklow (4) 1924: M. Allingham (2), L.C. Dayman (6), B. McInnes (2) 1925: M. Allingham (1), P. Bampton (2), L.C. Dayman (4), A. Hoffmann (1) 1926: P. Bampton (3), L.C. Dayman (3), A. Hoffman (2), V. Johnson (1), C. Keal (2), E. Mucklow (3) 1927: P. Bampton (1), V. Johnson (2), C. Keal (2), E. Mucklow (3) 1928: H. Galliford (1), V. Johnson (1), S. Ween (1) 1929: R. Conole (1), L.C. Dayman (3), V. Johnson (1), C.T. Maywald (1), T.J. Quinn (3), J.S. Wade (4) 1930: L.C. Dayman (2), V. Johnson (4), T. Quinn (4), I.T. Waye (2) 1931: M.W. Allingham (1), L.C. Dayman (2), V. Johnson (2), C.T. Maywald (2), J. Mott (1), I.T. Waye (2), S.F. Ween (1)

1902: L.T.Corston (1), A. Hosie (2), E. Strawns (2)

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

1903: L.T. Corston (1), E. Strawns (2), J. Whicker (2)

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

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1937: J. Dermody (2), N. Hender (2), A. Hollingworth (2), S. Jacquier (1), T. Kellaway (1), R. Meers (2), R.B. Quinn (2), A.R. Reval (2) 1938: B. Bampton (3), N. Hender (5), A. Hollingworth (3), R. Meers (1), R.B. Quinn (4), A.R. Reval (3), K. West (3) 1939: N. Hender (2), A.R. McLean (1), A.R.Reval (2) 1941: T. Kellaway (1), A.R. McLean (1), K. Obst (1), L.E.Roberts (1), J. Skelly (1) 1945: W. McFarlane (1), L.G. McLean (1), R.B. Quinn (1), L.E. Roberts (1) 1946: L.R. Kretschmer (1), W. McFarlane (3), A.R. McLean (4), R.B Quinn (3), L.E. Roberts (4) 1947: L.R. Kretschmer (3), W. McFarlane (3), A.R. McLean (3), R.B. Quinn (2), R.C. Schumann (3) 1948: L.C. Dayman (1), R.L. Russell (2), R.C. Schumann (1) 1949: D.E. Boyd (3), K. Growden (2), R.L. Russell (4), R.C. Schumann (4) 1950: D.E. Boyd (3), K. Growden (1), R.L. Russell (4), R.D. Whitaker (4), F.N. Williams (3) 1951: D.E. Boyd (2), A.S. Greer (2), H.A. McDonald (1), R.L. Russell (3), R.D. Whitaker (2), F.N. Williams (3) 1952: D.E. Boyd (3), R.W. Clift (2), H.A. McDonald (2), R.C. Russell (3), R.D. Whitaker (4), F.N. Williams (1) 1953: J.W. Abley (4), D.E. Boyd (2), R.F. Luke (3), R.L. Russell (2), R.D. Whitaker (3), F.N. Williams (4) 1954: D.E. Boyd (1), R.W. Clift (2), T.E. Garland (1), B.W. Jaggard (1), H.A. McDonald (2), G.P. Motley (1), A.E. Whelan (1), F.N. Williams (1) 1955: R.W. Clift (1), N.C. Hayes (4), B.W. Jaggard (2), H.A. McDonald (4), G.P. Motley (3), A.E. Whelan (1), F.N. Williams (4), K.L. Zucker (2) 1956: J.W. Abley (4), D.E. Boyd (3), G.P. Motley (3), D.L. Thompson (3), F.N. Williams (4), A.E. Whelan (4), K.L. Zucker (4) 1957: J.W. Abley (3), N.C. Hayes (2), R.F. Johns (4), M.A. Kretschmer (3), H.A. McDonald (4), P.K. Obst (1), D.L. Thompson (2), A.E. Whelan (5), F.N. Williams (4) 1958: J.W. Abley (4), D.E. Boyd (2), I.G. Hannaford (1), N.C. Hayes (4), G.P. Motley (4), K.F. Tierney (4), A.E. Whelan (4), F.N. Williams (2) 1959: J.W. Abley (3), J.V. Cahill (3), W.J. Dittmar (4), I.G. Hannaford (3), N.C. Hayes (3), B.H. Key (2), M.A. Kretschmer (1), G.P. Motley (4), P.K. Obst (1), A.E. Whelan (4)

CLUB RECORDS

1960: J.W. Abley (2), W.J. Dittmar (2), I.G. Hannaford (3), N.C. Hayes (3), R.F. Johns (1), G.P. Motley (1), T.D. Obst (3), A.E. Whelan (1) 1961: J.W. Abley (3), J.V. Cahill (3), I.G. Hannaford (2), N.C. Hayes (2), T.D. Obst (1), J.G. Potter (3) 1962: J.V. Cahill (3), I.G. Hannaford (3), N.C. Hayes (2), G.P. Motley (2), P.K. Obst (2), J.G. Potter (3) 1963: J.V. Cahill (3), I.G. Hannaford (3), N.C. Hayes (1), G.P. Motley (3), S.K. Traynor (1), J.G. Potter (3) 1964: J.V Cahill (3), I.G. Hannaford (2), G.P. Motley (3), T.D. Obst (2), R Philp (1), J Potter (3) 1965: J.V. Cahill (4), G.A. Cooper (3), E.W. Freeman (4), G.P. Motley (4), J.G. Potter (4) 1966: J.V. Cahill (3), R Elleway (1), J.G. Potter (3) 1967: R. Elleway (2), E.W. Freeman (2), T.D. Obst (1), J.G. Potter (2) 1968: R. Elleway (2), D.F. Errey (2), J.G. Potter (2), K. Spencer (1)

1987: G. Anderson (2), B. Abernethy (1), G. Phillips (2)

1989: D. Smith (1), G. Phillips (1), B. Abernethy (1), R. Delaney (1)

Adelaide’s AFL-listed players (rather than SANFL- listed

1992: N. Buckley (1), B. Chalmers (1), R. Delaney (1) 1993: R. Delaney (1), B. Chalmers (1), D. Borlase (1), D. Smith (1), D Brown (1), S Hodges (1)

players) took part HOFTM denotes one-off Hall of Fame Tribute Match Acknowledgement: Mark Giles provided a list of Port Adelaide’s SANFL interstate representatives (and games played) from 1980 to 2018 (from the SA Football Database Project).

1995: C. Waterhouse (1), D. Mead (1), S. Carter (1), B. Leys (1), T. Ginever (1), R. West (1), D. Smith (1) 1996: S.J. Carter (1), D. Mead (1), D. Poole (1)

1998: B. Leys (1), R. Ambrose (1), B. Beinke (1)

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

1998 SOO: N. Eagleton, J. Francou, B. Lade, W. Tredrea, G. Wanganeen

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

1999: D. Brown (1), J. Wait (1), B. Leys (1), S. Carter (1)

1974: D. Cahill (1), B. Cunningham (1), R.F. Ebert (2), P. Woite (1)

1999 SOO: P. Burgoyne, S. Cummings*, J. Francou, D. Mead, W. Tredrea

1975: D. Cahill (2), R.F. Ebert (2), M. James (1), B. Light (1), P. Woite (2)

2000: C.L. Ah Chee (1), S. Carter (1), B. Chalmers (1) 2001: C.L. Ah Chee (1), R. O’Connor (1), T. Carr (1), J. Wait (1) 2002: C.L. Ah Chee (1), R. O’Connor (1), J. Wait (1) 2003: No representatives

1979: D. Cahill (1), R.F. Ebert (2)*, T. Evans (3), M. Faletic (1), M. James (2)*, G. Phillips (2), T. Sorrell (2), M.M. Williams (1)

2004: SANFL did not participate

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

2006: S. Eichner (1), C. Ah Chee (1), J. Clayton (1), M. Clayton (1)

2005: C. Ah Chee (1), J. Clayton (1)

2007: SANFL did not participate 2008: C. Ah Chee (1), J. Clayton (1) 2009: C. Ah Chee (1), J Clayton (1) 2010 and 2011: SANFL did not participate 2012: J. Meiklejohn (1), S. Gray (1), J Clayton (1)

1983: C. Bradley (2), S. Curtis (1), R.F. Ebert (2), A. Giles (2), G. Phillips (1)*

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

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

2013: J. Meiklejohn (1), S. Gray (1)

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

SOO denotes State of Origin game in which Port

1994: S. Hodges (1), T. Malakellis (1)

1971: J.V. Cahill (2), R.F. Ebert (3), R.W. Kingston (2), B. Light (2), P. Woite (3)

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

(eg 1979 Russell Ebert played for North Melbourne in

1991: B Abernethy (1), R. Delaney (1), G. Fiacchi (1), P. Northeast (1), G. Smallridge (1), D. Smith (2), M.M. Williams (1)

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

1982: B. Abernethy (1)*, P. Belton (2), R.F.Ebert (3), I. Eckermann (2), T. Evans (2), A. Giles (2), D. Hughes (3), R. Johnston (3), G. Phillips (3), C Bradley (1)

playing in a non-South Australian competition/team the VFL that year)

1970: J.V. Cahill (2), R.F. Ebert (1), R. Elleway (1), D.F. Errey (1), P. Woite (2)

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

*denotes Port Adelaide player who at the time was

1990: B. Abernethy (1), G. Phillips (1), S. Tregenza (1), D. Smith (1)

1997: T. Bamford (1)

1978: B. Cunningham (1), C. Fragomeni (1), G. Phillips (1)

2019: C. Sutcliffe (1)

1988: G.J. Phillips (1), M. Leslie (2), B. Abernethy (3), R. Johnston (1), A Obst (2 for Australian Amateurs)

1969: J.V. Cahill (3), R. Elleway (3)

1977: D. Cahill (1), B. Cunningham (2), R.F. Ebert (2), M. James (2), P. Woite (2)

2018: No representatives

2014: S.P. Summerton (1) 2015: S.P. Summerton (1) 2016: S.P. Summerton (1) 2017: SANFL did not participate

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HALL OF FAME

PORT ADELAIDE FOOTBALL CLUB HALL OF FAME BRUCE ABERNETHY Player 1979-1981, 1987-1992 Games 190 | Goals 115 Premierships 1979, 1980, 1981, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992 Best and Fairest 1987 Jack Oatey Medal 1988

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

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

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

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

BOB CLAYTON Player 1966 - 1975 Games 151 | Goals 4 General Manager 1989-1990, 1996 (SANFL) Team Manager 1997-2004 (AFL)

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

KANE CORNES Player 2001-2015 Games 300 | Goals 93 Premiership 2004 Best and Fairest 2007, 2008, 2010, 2012 All Australian 2006-2007

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BRIAN CUNNINGHAM

NEVILLE HAYES

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

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

LESLIE ‘BRO’ DAYMAN

SCOTT HODGES

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

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

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

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

GEORGE FIACCHI Player 1985-1997 Games 236 | Goals 53 Premierships 1988-90, 1992, 1994-96 Jack Oatey Medal: 1990

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

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

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

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

HENRY KNEEBONE Medical officer 1966-1993

ALLAN ‘BOB’ McLEAN OBE Player 1939-1948 Games 147 | Goals 414 Premierships 1939, 1942 Club leading goalkicker 1940, 1941, 1947, 1948 League leading goalkicker 1947 Administrator 1949-80, 83-89 General Manager 1949-1980 Chairman 1983-1989

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

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

PAUL NORTHEAST Player 1987 - 2000 Games 235 | Goals 11 Premierships 1989, 1990, 1992, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1998, 1999 Best and Fairest 1991 Life Member 1997

HALL OF FAME

HAROLD OLIVER

WARREN TREDREA

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

Player 1996-1997,2007 (SANFL) 1997-2010 (AFL) Games 281 (255 AFL/27 SANFL) Goals 582 (549 AFL/33 SANFL) Premierships 1996 (SANFL), 2004 (AFL) All Australian selections 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004 Best and Fairest (AFL) 2001, 2004, 2005, 2009 Club leading goal kicker (AFL) 1998, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2009

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

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

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

ROBERT BERRIMA QUINN M.M. Player 1933-1940, 1944-1947 Games 239 | Goals 386 Premierships 1936, 1937, 1939 Best and Fairest 1937, 1938, 1945, 1947 Magarey Medal 1938, 1945 Club leading goalkicker 1937, 1945 Captain-coach 1939-1940, 1945-1947 Port Adelaide’s Greatest Ever Team 1870-2000 Right forward pocket

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

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

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

ALFRED EDWARD ‘TED’ WHELAN

Reginald Beaufoy, Richie Bray, John Cahill, Graham Cooper, Robert Elix, Ronald Elleway, Dennis Errey, Robert Fabian, Eric Freeman, David Gill, Ian Hannaford, Neville Hayes, Rex Johns, Brian Luke, Arthur Marrett, Graham Matters, John McBain, Peter Mead, Geof Motley, Bruce Nyland, Peter Obst, Trevor Obst, Robert Philp, Jeffrey Potter, Kevin Salmon, Douglas Spiers, Steven Traynor, Graham Virgo, Fos Williams

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

MARK WILLIAMS Player 1979-1980, 1990-92 Games 115 | Goals 104 Premierships as a player 1979-80, 1990, 1992 Premierships as a coach 2004 (AFL) Coach 1999-2010 (AFL) All-Australian coach 2004

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

KENNETH LLOYD ZUCKER

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

1954 - 1959 PREMIERSHIP TEAM MEMBERS

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

1962, ‘63 AND ‘65 PREMIERSHIP TEAM MEMBERS

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

DICK RUSSELL

DARREN SMITH

Arthur Marrett, Harold McDonald, Geof Motley, Peter Obst, Trevor Obst, Colin Parham, Jeff Potter, John Robinson, James Sawford, Laurence Stevens, Donald Thompson, Kenneth Tierney, Dean Trowse, Norman Tull Ted Whelan, Raymond Whittaker Jnr, Fos Williams, Thomas Williams, Lloyd Zucker

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

John Abley, Allan Blagrove, David Boyd, John Cahill, Roger Clift, Brian Coldwell, John Dewhirst, Wallace Dittmar, Robert Fabian, Thomas Garland, David Gill, Allen Greer, John Hall, Ian Hannaford, Neville Hayes, Basil Jaggard, Rex Johns, Kimball Kelly, Brian Key, Marx Kretschmer, Brian Luke, William Mahney,

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LIFE MEMBERS & OBITUARIES OBITUARIES Murray Cooper 29/12/2018 Volunteer - Life Member Bob Enright 25/02/2019 Past player - 1976-78 Margaret Quinlan 05/08/2019 Sponsor - Life Member 2009 Benefactor Clarence Hoffman 21/09/2019 Volunteer - Life Member 1980 Alan Chivell 26/10/2019 Volunteer - Life Member 2000

LIFE MEMBERS 1909 W H Harvey* W E Mattinson* K McKenzie* H Phillips* J Sweeney* 1912

1935 J Gill* H Lane*

K W Growden* W McFarlane* G E Pryke OBE*

1936

1955

G Clarke* S Ween*

A S Greer J McCarthy* 1956 R N Mann*

1937 C Hayter* 1938

1957

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

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

1939

1958

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

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

1940

1959 J W Abley* S G Moon*

1921

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

J McGargill* E Strawns*

1941 A R Reval*

1922

1942 T Kellaway* K Obst*

R Cruickshank* J V Earle* 1913 L T Corston* J Davies* R Fraser* 1914 J Hodge* 1919 S Hosking* H V Pope* 1920 J Noel*

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

1944 B Bampton* R B Quinn, MM*

1923

1945

P Gardner*

W R Lowe* H E Martin*

1926 Dr A V Benson* S H Skipper* 1927 C McArthur* F F Ward* 1928 S Dickson* A Hosie* 1929 H Eaton* A McFarlane*

1946 L E Roberts* K West* F White*

1960 C A Darwent* M A Kretschmer E W Pomeroy* 1961 Dr R H Elix* F B Harvey OBE* E V Holmsted* H D Vincent* C E Whelan* 1962 A Brown* N C Hayes G P Motley 1963

Dr P T Cherry* E R McMahon*

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

1948

1964

R W Hoffman* R McLean OBE* L G McLean* R C Schumann*

P K Obst* J Prideaux*

1947

1965

J Parr* K J Salmon 1970 J Challinder* 1971 R Elleway B T Nyland R J Samuels* 1972 F D Errey* H Hampton* C Tucker* 1973 B J Bannan G F Carter* L Hodson* A C Rosevear* K J Salvemini N F Smith* K L Spencer B H Thorn P W Whicker* 1974 D M R Gilligan* B E Wilson 1975 L Buck* R T Clayton* Mrs B Giddings* R Page* 1976 J Buck D Goodwin V A Hoare* Dr J H Kneebone* B M Light J Molan* W G Sutton* D Williams* 1977 G Anderson K Aubert* R F Ebert OAM 1978 D F Cahill J Hart C A Turville* P B Woite

P Bampton* C Keal*

A H Dowsett* H Ollrich* J Skelly*

R E Fabian* R L Obst* J M Porter* R F Seal* D J Trowse

1931

1950

1966

L C Dayman* V Johnson*

1980

C Adams* C I Dayman C V Thompson*

E Harrison* H Spencer*

1951

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

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

1930

1932 M Allingham* C I Maywald* 1933 E Dewar* E Mucklow* 1934 H Logan* A J Swain*

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1949

Mrs E Dewar* G Lohf* 1952 F W Dowsett* D J Fletcher* 1953 F H Goddard*

1967

1969 J T Gun R Haskard*

1979 L Jacobs* A J Trebilcock

1981 T E Garland C W Natt K O’Reilly

1982 T Cripps K L Duthie* Dr I R Kerr K B Kinnear A C Lawson* B Rees J J Swain* 1983 R Bercham B A Johnson* D J Keyes R W Lloyd A W McKay Mrs R Obst* A L Porplycia T R Sorrell P Woolman* 1984 T N Evans A K Giles R E Heath* Mrs I Johnson L W McGie R D Philp Mrs E Schroeder* B A Snodgrass 1985 P J Belton M Maiden G R Tredrea T J Whimpress 1986 G Alderson R Guscott Mrs V Innes 1987 I Eckermann J L Firth E W Freeman OAM Mrs ZE Robinson* Mrs E Seal* 1988 C Cooper* M L Cooper* M J Derrick* K J McGregor J Sparre 1989 A Gill W R Haslam G I Phillips S Williams A Zauch* 1990 G J Boyd R H Johnston 1991 D Dornan G Monteleone 1992 T Ginever E Kent* G Kraft N Thiele

LIFE MEMBERS AND OBITUARIES 1993

2002

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

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

1994 B Abernethy D Borlase G Fiacchi D Hutton D Thomas Mrs D Wilson J Wood* 1995 G C Boulton S Bulach* K Doyle A Hobby R J Hoey M D Judd C Lum D Shanahan* R Smith M Tylor 1996 D J Brown R D Delaney F E Hayter P J Hoffman I D McLachlan* D Rady 1997 R Falk S L Hodges P J Northeast R Whitehorn 1998 F B Broadbent R S Duthie* C G Ebert T W Klopp M LePoidevan 1999 Mrs T Bell* S Curtis P Heaton G Lang M O’Brien 2000 A Chivell* M Crossman* Mrs M Gill Mrs H Henneker D Horgan D Mead Mrs W Pridham G F Virgo* 2001 S Clifford J McBain J Settre G Sharpe* J Warren* Mrs V Williams* T Winslett*

2003 Mrs W Altus* G Baird D Baker B Curtin J Hall T Lindsay K McLeavey 2004 M Ashley R Boyd D McKay B Owens S Tregenza 2005 A D Bamford P G Burgoyne T M Byrt J W Casey M P Clayton D K Crossman R G James B D Lade J May R B Mollison G P Morris W G Tredrea A A Votino D J Watkins M R Wilson C Withy

I Hannaford A B Hincks T S Thurstans 2009 C L Ah Chee L Doyle M James M Quinlan* 2010 R Blyth M P Bishop D S Brogan D Cassisi K G Cornes F Garratt D Hughes D Johnson B McFarlane J Sincock* S A Worner D B Wakelin 2011 B Chaplin B A Ebert S R Kirchner A Mosca D J Pounsett S Regan Dr C S Wheeler P A Woolley 2012 K Christison G Davies B Duncanson M Heynen S Salopek G Samuels S Williams-Bambrick I Wilson

CHAIRMAN’S CLUB Alistair Begg David Bonnin, Telemedia Australia Chris Brougham, Des’s Cabs Pty Ltd Greg Columbus, Clarke Energy Stephen Cox Greg Fahey, The Lakes Resort George Fiacchi Bill Gill Andrew Gwinnett, Arrowcrest Tony Hobby, Island Dental Robert Hoey, Northpoint Toyota Phil Hoffmann, Phil Hoffmann Travel Kath House David Kelly Andrew Kitt, Keen Office Furniture Louis Leventis, Leventis Lawyers Graeme Lowe, F Miller & Co Annie Mandalov, Annie’s Massage Therapy Bruce McFarlane

2013

Paul McHugh

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

B Chalmers J R Meiklejohn P Rizonico

Ian McLachlan AO

2007 S Birbeck T Carr R Cope C S Cornes C Elson J Frost J Poulton Mr A Scott AO, OAM* J Waldron 2008 F C Bibron B Fitzpatrick*

S W Cochrane P A Rohde M P Richardson P Walsh 2015 A M Carlile T R Logan S P Summerton 2016 T A Boak R T Gray P Stewart T Thiele J Westhoff

Aidan Mutton David Myers, DMA Financial Strategists

Bill Vis, V.I.P. Home Services John Walsh, DW Fox Tucker

SOLDIER LIFE MEMBERS W.R. Drummond M.M.* C. Dayman* J.W. Robertson* A.J. Biscombe* S. Howie* R.B. Quinn M.M.* J. Watson (KIA)* J. Boon (KIA)* L. Rudd (KIA)* A. Dowsett* R.C. Schumann* (KIA) = Killed in Action

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

Eric Neal AC CVO James Neal Orso Osti Neil Pahuja, Mill & Construct Alex Panas Roger Paterson Jenny Pickard David Prescott, Lanyon Asset Management

2017

Anuska Pusonjic, Total Asbestos Services

L Crabb M Lobbe B Weber*

Richard Ryan AO, Bloomsbury Equities Pty ltd

2018

Aaron Superina.

Outside Ideas

M Broadbent S Gray H Hartlett H Rasheed

Wendy Tredinnick, Total Asbestos Services

Rhys Columbus

2006

2014

Anthony Toop, Toop&Toop Real Estate

Shane Thurnwald, HWL Ebsworth Lawyers

*deceased

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2019 Staff BOARD OF DIRECTORS PORT ADELAIDE FOOTBALL CLUB David Koch Chairperson Kevin Osborn Deputy Chairperson Cos Cardone Committee Member Holly Ransom Committee Member Jamie Restas Committee Member Trevor Thiele Committee Member Amanda Vanstone Committee Member Darren Cahill Committee Member Gavin Wanganeen Committee Member Andrew Day Committee Member POWER COMMUNITY

Dominic Cassisi GOVERNANCE Committee Member COMMITTEE Jamie Restas Keith Thomas Chairperson Committee Member

Sir Eric Neal AC CVO

Trevor Thiele Chris Davies Committee Member Committee Member

AMBASSADORS

INTEGRITY COMMITTEE

Kevin Osborn Committee Member

Amanda Vanstone Chairperson

Donald McGurk Committee Member

Kevin Osborn Daniel Widera Committee Member Committee Member David O’Donovan Committee Member

Keith Thomas Committee Member

Chris Davies Shane Smith Committee Member Committee Member Keith Thomas PLAYER WELFARE Committee Member COMMITTEE FINANCE & AUDIT Holly Ransom COMMITTEE Board Member Trevor Thiele Chris Davies Chairperson Committee Member Kevin Osborn Michael Voss Committee Member Committee Member Grantley Stevens Committee Member

John Hinge Committee Member

John Hart Committee Member

Ian McKeown Committee Member Lisa Mullins Paul Stewart Mark Thomson Committee Member Committee Member Director Keith Thomas

Paul Vandenbergh Jamie Restas Committee Member Committee Member Director Shane Smith BRAND & Richard Ryan AO Committee Member MARKETING Director Matthew Richardson COMMITTEE Stephen Dawes Committee Member Cos Cardone Director Chairperson Danny Zada Committee Member Holly Ransom COMMITTEES Committee Member LIFE MEMBERSHIP & AWARDS COMMITTEE David Bonnin CHAIRMAN’S Brian Fairclough Committee Member COMMITTEE Committee Member George Freney David Koch Brian Cunningham Committee Member Chairperson, Committee Member PAFC Director Michaela Webster Jim Nitschke Kevin Osborn Committee Member Committee Member Deputy Chairperson, Rick Nieuwenhoven PAFC Director David Hutton Committee Member Committee Member Cos Cardone Keith Thomas Committee Member, Gary Tredrea Committee Member PAFC Director Committee Member Mary Patetsos Chairperson

PATRON

Keith Thomas Committee Member

George Fiacchi Matthew Richardson Committee Member Committee Member

FOOTBALL STRATEGIC COMMITTEE

John Settre Committee Member

Michaela Webster Committee Member

Ben Baker Louise Bawden Dean Canto Kyle Chalmers Taliqua Clancy Andrew Commis Kane Cornes Lucy Cornes Julian De Vizio Bruce Djite Kate Freebairn Ben Garuccio Peter Goers OAM Juliet Haslam Travis Head Harrison Kantarias Rob Kelvin Justin Kurzel Rachael Leachar Jake Lehmann Rosanna Mangiarelli Anna Meares Rebecca Morse Teresa Palmer Roger Rasheed John Riddell Chadd Sayers Hugh Sheridan Dan Smith Alissa Smith Barry ‘Nugget’ Rees John Riddell Dwayne Russell Chadd Sayers Alissa Smith Matt Tarrant Warren Tredrea Jarrod Walsh

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

Kevin Osborn Chairperson

Daniel Norton Sean Kirchner Committee Member Committee Member

Darren Cahill Committee Member

Matthew Richardson Committee Member

James Lindsay Committee Member

Shane Smith Chief Financial Officer

Gavin Wanganeen Committee Member

Ben Demertzis Committee Member

Tara MacLeod Committee Member

Danny Zada Finance Manager

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Jacob Maksimovic Accounts Receivable Officer Stephanie Gucciardi Accounts Payable Officer Michelle McClintock Accountant Rachel Porter Finance Assistant Robert Knight Facilities Manager COMMERCIAL & PARTNERS James Lindsay General Manager Commercial Richard Kelly

General Manager Partnerships Sarah Balkwill

Executive Assistant to GM - Commercial Renee Formiatti

Senior Account Manager-Partnerships Lisa Grimsey

Account Manager Partnerships

Dani Debono Port Store Manager Lachlan Cameron Stock Control Coordinator Kim Fryer Member Services & Reception

MARKETING & DIGITAL Jessica Green Marketing Coordinator - Digital Matthew Sampson Marketing Coordinator - Digital ED Jordan Bianchini Video Content Producer Matthew Caporaso Video Content Producer Kimberley Smith Senior Graphic Designer

Adam White Account Manager Partnerships

Sarah Fazzini Graphic Designer

Fraser Johnson Sales Executive

Elise Prestia Graphic Designer

Harrison Fairweather Partnerships Coordinator William Bell Commercial Operations Coordinator CONSUMER BUSINESS & MARKETING Stephen Shirley General Manager – Consumer Business & Marketing Ben Demertzis Membership Manager Leonie Way Membership Operations Manager Adam Papalia Member Services Officer Maria Munoz Member Services Officer Ellen Williams Member Services Officer Ben Hurst Head of Retail and Licensing

MEDIA AND COMMUNICATION Daniel Norton General Manager - Media & Communications Loukas Founten Football Media Manager Michael Cranmer Football Content Coordinator CHINA OPERATIONS Andrew Hunter General Manager China Engagement Promise Xu Executive Partnerships Manager Damien Smith Partnership Manager Jayne Whibley Education Programs Manager Jodie Cairns Corporate Partnerships Executive

2019 Staff Vivi Lyu Social Media & Community Engagement Coordinator - China HUMAN RESOURCES Kate Siemionow HR Advisor POWER COMMUNITY LTD Ross Wait General Manager Power Community Limited Paul Vandenbergh Director - Aboriginal Programs

STRATEGIC PROJECTS

Mitch Bailey Head of Physical Performance – SANFL & Academies

Tara MacLeod General Manager LICENSED OPERATIONS Matthew Webb Acting General Manager - Licensed Operations

Attila Balla Executive Chef Licensed Venues

Benjamin Bailey Bar Supervisor Licensed Venues

Daniel Buberis Rehabilitation Coordinator

Michael Regan Performance and List Analytics Manager (VIC)

Chad Cornes Development Coach Forward

Daniel Rogers Athletic Development Coach Jarrod Schofield Assistant Coach Midfield

Chris Drain Assistant Recruiting Manager - Pro Scout (VIC)

Jacob Battifuoco Youth Programs Manager

Sally Cureton Functions Manager

Stuart Graham Head of Sports Science

Mark Elliott Maintenance

Amber Formosa Apprentice Chef

Barb Johnson Gaming Manager – Prince of Wales

Maria Lawrence Acting Gaming Manager – The Port Club

Lauren Meaney Gaming Manager The Port Club

Braedon Talbot Powerful Futures Coordinator Marlon Motlop Aboriginal Programs Coordinator Tyran Hill Trainee Administration Wade Thompson Aboriginal Programs Coordinator William Northeast Youth Programs Coordinator EVENTS & GAME DAY Helen Hobbins General Manager Events & Game Day Alicia Chatburn Events Executive Jasmine Campaniello Events Coordinator Kelly Hean Event Guests Services Coordinator Rebecca Quartermaine Events Executive Rosie Long Events & Game Day Coordinator

Kate Miller

Head Chef - Prince of Wales Sarah Palmer Functions/Bistro Coordinator

Kelly Tiainen

Assistant Manager Licensed Venues

FOOTBALL OPERATIONS AFL (FOR 2019 SEASON) Chris Davies General Manager Football Ken Hinkley Senior Coach Brett Anderson Talent Scout (VIC)

Chris Sheedy Senior Football Analyst Jaye Sippel High Performance Coordinator

Anton Grbac Manager – Visible Learning Program (VIC)

Paul Stewart Player Welfare & Development Coordinator and NGA Coach

Nathan Grasby Football Analyst Shane Grimm SANFL & Next Generation Academy Manager

Scott Thompson Development Coach Midfield Michael Voss Assistant Coach Midfield

Emily Hartley Dietitian Trent Hentschel FootballAdministration Manager / Development Coach

Michael Wilson Physiotherapist (SANFL) Carl Woods Skills Acquisition Coach

John Hinge Player Welfare and Development Manager

Robert Younger Performance Data Scientist (VIC)

Jordan Hinkley Football Analyst

CONTRACTORS

James Jarvis Football IT Manager

Kristian DePasquale Podiatrist

Matthew Lokan SANFL Senior Coach

Mark Fisher Senior Club Doctor

Ian McKeown Head of High Performance

Mike Heynen Physiotherapist

Brett Montgomery Assistant Coach Defence Geoff Parker National Recruiting Manager Anthony Parkin Assistant Recruiting Officer - New Talent (VIC)

Amanda LeCouteur Sports Psychologist Recruiting

Damian Newberry Club Doctor Rocky Oliveira Players’ Chef David Steventon Mindset Training

FOOTBALL OPERATIONS SANFL (FOR 2019 SEASON) ADMINISTRATION Linda Crabb Venue and Magpies Marketing Manager

Nick Richardson Senior Athletic Development Coach

Dean Brogan Assistant Coach – Ruck (P/T)

Linda Crabb

Licensed Venues and Magpies Marketing Manager

Alipate Carlile Multicultural Programs Manager

Di Pounsett

PA to Senior Coach and General Manager - Football

Nathan Bassett Assistant Coach Forward

Russell Ebert Youth Programs Manager

Kellie Graves Aboriginal Programs Manager

Alex Pisani

Football Analyst

Shane Grimm SANFL Football Operations Manager LEAGUE Matthew Lokan SANFL Senior Coach Chad Cornes Assistant Coach Trent Hentschel Assistant Coach

Scott Matthews Assistant Coach Michael McFadyen Assistant Coach Nathan Grasby Runner John Samaras Interchange Steward John Settre League Team Manager FITNESS Mitch Bailey Strength and Conditioning Coach Charlotte Mathews Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach MEDICAL STAFF Robert Buckley Doctor

John Sharman Grandstand attendant COMMUNITY Daphne Albanese Alex Ashley Harry Brayley Tilah Buckingham Nikolaus Byrne Jayden Casbarra Stephen Dawson Tiffany Finlay Cameron Hedger Bella Materne Jad Omaiche Yoge Senthikumar Peter Sierros Rhys Sutton Megan Vuona Sam Willoughby DAD’S ARMY Rodney Bercham Roger Booth Bob Gregory Jerzy Grzeskowiak Jeff Hicks Bob O’Malley Ray Pitman Roger Simpson Vincent Tuckfield Dale Woodhart MEMBERSHIP Jeni Clark Chris Evans Glenn Cameron Katrina Penna Brodie Statham Parth Suri Adrian Wilson

FOOTBALL DEPARTMENT – AFL Patricia Afflick Players’ Kitchen Terree Barber Players’ Kitchen

Don Wilson Dentist

Marc Broome Recruiting Officer (VIC)

Michael Wilson Physiotherapist

Phil Capurso Trainer

VOLUNTEERS ADMINISTRATION Margaret Gill Administration Services ALBERTON PRECINCT Jill Anderson Port Club and Grandstand attendant Ross Anderson Port Club and Grandstand attendant Cliffton Kerwin Grandstand attendant

Brandon Chaplin Team Chaplain Andrew Constantine Recruiting Officer (SA) Dave Crawford Room Steward Matthew Drain Recruiting Officer (VIC) Liam Elphick Recruiting Officer (WA) Christine Fensom Player’s Kitchen Wayne Gaertner Players’ Kitchen Toni Hansen Players’ Kitchen

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2019 Staff Brett Knowles Recruiting Officer (SA)

Ashleigh Mitchell Sports Trainer

Phil Heaton Committee Member

Beau Leonard Trainer

Terry Nelson Time Keeper

Margaret Robinson Committee Member

Louis Leventis Trainer

Ray Pitman Drinks Steward

Andrea Thornton Committee Member

Scott Marshall Door Steward

Stephen Rayner League Time Keeper

Peter Thornton Committee Member

Jackie Miller Players’ Kitchen

John Samaras League Interchange Steward

Charles Andersen Committee Member

Ashleigh Mitchell Trainer

Yoge Senthilkumar Sports Trainer

Mark Giles Committee Member

John Settre League Team Manager

HOST FAMILIES

Bob O’Malley Room Steward

Gerard Powell Door Steward

Nick Smith Room Security

Sally Pyper Players’ Kitchen

George Szewczyk Match Day Steward

Shane Regan Room Steward (VIC)

Brianna Turley Sports Trainer

Paul Rizonico

Interchange Steward

Chris Glacken Match Day Steward

John Sharman Player’s Kitchen

Lachlan Hillier Sports Trainer

Rod Campbell Annie Mandalov Neil Rankine & Sharon Mason Tina Snowdon Sue & Dennis Turner Travis & Jill Ward

STAFF DEPARTURES (SINCE LAST YEAR BOOK 2018)

Brett Howard Drinks Steward

Anton Williams Accounts Receivable Officer

Brianna Turley Trainer

Ben Hurst Reserves Assistant Coach

Brian Condon Facilities Manager

Joel Urban Recruiting Officer (NSW)

Christopher Johnston Reserves Runner

Cameron Doyle Video Content Producer

Colin Varacalli Trainer

Graham Kraft Assistant Ball Steward

Chengcheng Sun Social Media & Marketing Coordinator

Alf Trebilcock Boot Steward

Nathan Waters Ball Steward FOOTBALL DEPARTMENT - SANFL Robert Blythe Match Day Steward Allen Briggs Match Day Steward Liam Briggs Match Day Steward Bradley Brookshaw Match Day Steward

Louis Leventis Sports Trainer Scott Marshall Steward Scott Mathews Sports Trainer Andrew Mencel Sports Trainer John Millington League Property Steward Ashleigh Mitchell Sports Trainer

Lucy Bunge Sports Trainer Jordy Campbell Sports Trainer Phil Capurso Sports Trainer Chris Glacken Match Day Steward Rhianna Hilditch Sports Trainer

GAME DAY Jeni Clark Chris Evans Cameron Glenn Katrina Penna Brodie Statham Parth Suri Adrian Wilson HISTORY COMMITTEE

Toby Kelly Sports Trainer

Mark Shephard (Club Historian & Chairperson)

Louis Leventis Sports Trainer

William Cheffirs

Committee Member

Bek Mauger Sports Trainer

Jim Crabb Committee Member

John Millington League Property Steward

Margaret Gill Committee Member

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Head of Insights & Growth Elly Siklic Marketing Coordinator Jasmine Miller Aboriginal Programs Coordinator Kate Brereton Youth Programs Coordinator Kosta Mylonas Sales Executive Lisa Wilford Commercial Operations Coordinator Matthew Webb GM – Licensed Venues Nathan Risitano Youth Programs Coordinator Oliver Shawyer GM, Marketing & Digital Sandi Camporeale Account Manager – China Stephanie Say Marketing Manager, Digital Stephen Dawes Chief Operating Officer

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

BOARD OF DIRECTORS DAVID KOCH - CHAIRMAN • Profession: Co-host, Sunrise (Channel 7); • Executive Chairman, Pinstripe Media • Chairman, Port Adelaide Football Club 2012 - current • Director, Port Adelaide Football Club 2012 - current • Patron, Koch Centre for Youth and Learning KEVIN OSBORN - DEPUTY CHAIRMAN • Profession: Company Director • Deputy Chairman, Port Adelaide Football Club 2011 – current • Director, Port Adelaide Football Club 2011 – current • Chairman, VUCA Pty Ltd Trusted Advisors • Chairman, Beerenberg Farm Advisory Board • Director, Accounting Professional and Ethical Standards Board • Chairman, Fisher Graham Pty Ltd • Director, Nut Producers Australia • Fellow, former board member, Australian Institute of Company Directors • Fellow Institute of Public Accountants DARREN CAHILL • Profession: Tennis coach & Analyst (ESPN) • Director, Port Adelaide Football Club 2019 - current • Director, World Tennis Challenge 2009 - 2014 • Member, Australian Institute of Company Directors - current • Analyst, ESPN 2007 - current • Coach, Lleyton Hewitt 1994 2001 • Coach, Andre Agassi 2002 - 2006

• Coach, Simona Halep 2015 - 2018 • Coach, Adidas High Performance Team 2008 - 2015 • Coach, Australian Davis Cup Team 2007 - 2008 • Player, Australian Davis Cup Team 1988 - 1991 • Player, Seoul Olympic Games 1988 • Captain, Australian World Team Cup 2001 • Captain, Australian World Youth Cup 1996 COS CARDONE • Profession: Chief Executive Officer, McGuire Media • Director, Port Adelaide Football Club 2012 – current • Director, Thoroughbred Racing South Australia 2019 - current • Master of Business Administration, University of South Australia • European School of Advanced Management - Aarhus University, Denmark ANDREW DAY • Profession: Non Executive Director • Non Executive Director, Port Adelaide Football Club 2019 current • CEO and Board experience across multiple Industry sectors including...

• Telecommunications, Sales and Marketing, Online Technologies and Investment & Asset Management • Business partnerships across Asia including China, Japan, Korea, Phillipines and India • CEO/Director experience across Australia, NZ, Europe, Asia, US and South Africa • Non Executive Director, Stellar BPO - current

HOLLY RANSOM • Profession: Chief Executive Officer, Emergent • Director, Port Adelaide Football Club 2016 - current • Co-Chair, United Nations Global Coalition of Young • Women Entrepreneurs Trustee, The Prince’s Trust Australia • Director, Cox Architecture • Director, Porter Davis Advisory Board • Member, Victorian Police Commissioner’s Corporate Advisory Group • Advisory Board Member, RMIT University College of Business JAMIE RESTAS • Profession: Corporate Lawyer; Partner and National Head of Corporate, HWL Ebsworth Lawyers • Director, Port Adelaide Football Club 2012 - current • Director, Adelaide Botanic Gardens and State Herbarium 2015 - current • Member, Australian Institute of Company Directors • Member, Law Society of South Australia TREVOR THIELE • Profession: Chartered Accountant; Company Director • Director, Port Adelaide Football Club 2011 - current • Director, Port Adelaide Football Club (SANFL) 2007 - 2010 • Director, The Port Club 2012 current • Member, Chartered Accountants Australia & New Zealand • Director, YMCA South Australia Inc 2011 - current • Director, Nexgen Energy Ltd 2012 - current

• Director, Iso Energy Ltd 2016 current • Director, NxGold Ltd 2017 current AMANDA VANSTONE • Director, Port Adelaide Football Club 2012 - current • Director, Drink wise Australia • Director, Adelaide Festival • Non Executive Director, Lockheed Martin Australia.

• Chair, Vision 2020 • Chair, Woomera Prohibited Area Advisory Board • Chair, Advisory Board of Governors, Institute for International Trade, University of Adelaide • Chair, Advisory Board Samstag Museum • Former Chair, Royal Flying Doctor Service Federation Board • Member, National Commission of Audit 2013 - 2014 • Patron, Hutt Street Centre • Ambassador to Italy 2007 - 2010 • Senator for South Australia 1984 - 2007 • Member, Foundation Board of World Anti-Doping Authority 2000 GAVIN WANGANEEN • Profession: Business Owner and Ambassador • Director, Port Adelaide Football Club 2019 - current • Essendon and Port Adelaide Football Club Player (1990-2006) • Essendon and Port Adelaide Football Club Life Member • Port Adelaide Football Club AFL Captain (1997 - 2000) • 2x AFL Premiership player (1993 & 2004) • Brownlow Medallist (1993) • AFL Hall of Fame Member

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The Port Adelaide Football Club celebrates 150 years of success in 2020.

Four Champions of Australia championships, 36 SANFL Premierships a nd one AFL Premiership.

The most successful league football club in the country.

Join past and present players and officials for this momentous o ccasion and open our 150th year.

Experience a journey through the amazing 150 years of the P ort Adelaide Football Club as we celebrate the moments a nd the people who have shaped our story since 1870.

This will be a night for the ages.

FRIDAY 28 FEBRUARY | 7:00PM Inclusions: Three course meal, premium beverages and entertainment

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Don’t miss a club event in 2020 2020 SEASON

FRI 14TH FEBRUARY

FRI 28TH FEBRUARY

SAT 7 TH MARCH

FRI 3RD APRIL*

SUN 31ST MAY

GAME DAY CORPORATE HOSPITALITY

INTRA CLUB

150TH ANNIVERSARY GALA

MARSH COMMUNITY SERIES PORT V BULLDOGS WHYALLA

COMWIRE LUNCH SERIES

PORT VS ST KILDA SHANGHAI EVENTS

TBC

TBC

SUN 5TH JULY

MON 13TH JULY

VICTORIAN MEMBERS DAY

JUNIOR CLINIC

THURS 6TH

*TBC FOR JUNE & AUGUST

AUGUST

AUGUST

OCTOBER

ITALIAN NIGHT DINNER WITH THE PLAYERS

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