List of Port Adelaide Football Club records

This is a list of records from the Port Adelaide Football Club for the club's first team since its inception in 1870 with the first team competing in intra-club matches until 1876, the South Australian National Football League from 1877–1996 and the Australian Football League since 1997.

Individual records

Games

Rank Player Career Games League
1 Russell Ebert 1968–1978, 1980–1985 392 SANFL [1]
1 Travis Boak 2007–Present 392*[2] AFL [3]
3 Darren Smith 1984–1996 343 SANFL [4]
4 Tim Ginever 1983–1997 314 SANFL [5]
5 Greg Phillips 1976–1982, 1987–1993 305 SANFL [6]

Goalkicking

Rank Player Career Goals League
1 Tim Evans 1975–1986 1041 SANFL [7]
2 Scott Hodges 1987–1998 690 SANFL [8]
3 Warren Tredrea 1997–2010 559 AFL / SANFL [9]
4 Darren Smith 1984–1996 456 SANFL [4]
5 Rex Johns 1954–1963 451 SANFL [10]

Games coached

Rank Coach Career Games League
1 John Cahill SANFL: 1974–1982, 1988–1996, 2005; AFL: 1997–1998 488 AFL/SANFL
2 Fos Williams 1950–1958, 1962–1973 447 SANFL
3 Jack McGargill 1886–1908 336 SANFL
4 Ken Hinkley 2013–Present 287* AFL [11]
5 Mark Williams 1999–2010 274 AFL [11]

Premierships

As Player Dave Boyd 9 premierships, port adelaide and state selector for 25 years, 222 games played consecutive, never missed a game.186 goals Vice president of port adelaide and sanfl director and board member. Hall of famer then hall of Fame selector of committee and players for over 20 years. Year 2000 was awarded the Australian sports award and it doesn't stop there. Huge club donation also. A tuff dedicated true and committed port adelaide magpie.great Grandson jett mason boyd is following in his footsteps and is a serious player to watch, playing for phos camden (phantoms) under 13's

  • SANFL – 9 – Geof Motley (1954–1959, 1962–1963, 1965)
  • AFL – 1 – 2004 premiership team

As coach

Most goals in a match

  • AFL – 8 – Warren Tredrea and Jay Schulz (1998, round 7, vs Carlton, Princes Park; 2014, round 14, vs Western Bulldogs, Adelaide Oval)
  • SANFL – 16 – Tim Evans (1980, round 5, vs West Adelaide)

Most goals in a season

Game records

Biggest wins

Rank Margin Opponent Year Round Venue League
1 169 Woodville 1970 17 Woodville Oval SANFL
2 161 Woodville 1980 3 Football Park SANFL
161 Central District 1976 11 Football Park SANFL
4 160 West Adelaide 1903 14 Alberton Oval SAFA
5 159 South Adelaide 1988 16 Alberton Oval SANFL
  • AFL – 117 points vs Hawthorn, round 13, 2005, Football Park

Biggest losses

Rank Margin Opponent Year Round Venue League
1 165 Hawthorn 2011 21 Melbourne Cricket Ground AFL
2 138 Collingwood 2011 20 Football Park AFL
3 122 Norwood 1997 5 Football Park SANFL
4 119 Geelong 2007 Grand Final Melbourne Cricket Ground AFL
5 117 West Coast 2005 10 Subiaco Oval AFL

Highest score

Rank Margin Opponent Year Round Venue League
1 243 Central District 1976 11 Football Park SANFL
2 226 Central District 1976 11 Football Park SANFL
3 222 Sturt 1990 18 Adelaide Oval SANFL
South Adelaide 1988 16 Alberton Oval SANFL
5 217 Glenelg 1934 3 Alberton Oval SANFL
Woodville 1981 16 Alberton Oval SANFL
  • AFL – 29.14 (188) vs Hawthorn, round 13, 2005, Football Park

Lowest score

Rank Margin Opponent Year Round Venue League
1 7 North Adelaide 1900 1 Alberton Oval SAFA
2 8 Norwood 1900 9 Adelaide Oval SAFA
3 10 Norwood 1909 3 Alberton Oval SAFL
4 10 South Adelaide 1899 17 Adelaide Oval SAFA
5 11 West Torrens 1900 2 Alberton Oval SAFA
  • AFL – 3.3 (21) vs Collingwood, round 20, 2011, Football Park

Season records

Most season wins

Fewest season losses

  • AFL – 4 losses (2020)
  • SAFL – 0 losses (1914)

Streaks

Longest undefeated streaks

Rank Commenced Concluded Matches League
1 1913, Round 8 1915, Round 9 33 SAFL
2 1951, Round 10 1952, Round 4 15 SANFL
1955, Preliminary Final 1956, Round 13
1956, Round 15 1957, Round 9
5 1962, Round 3 1962, Round 16 14 SANFL
  • AFL – 13 wins (round 4 → 17, 2023)

Longest winless streak

Rank Commenced Concluded Matches League
1 Round 1, 1870 Round 2, 1873 28 pre SAFA
2 Round 4, 1881 Round 2, 1882 12 SAFA
3 Round 8, 1896 Round 18, 1896 11 SAFA
Round 11, 2011 Round 22, 2011 AFL

Attendances

Largest attendances

Rank Round Opponent Venue Crowd League
1 2007 AFL Grand Final Geelong Melbourne Cricket Ground 97,302 AFL
2 2004 AFL Grand Final Brisbane Melbourne Cricket Ground 77,671 AFL
3 2003 Preliminary Final Collingwood Melbourne Cricket Ground 77,405 AFL
4 2014 Preliminary Final Hawthorn Melbourne Cricket Ground 74,856 AFL
5 1976 SANFL Grand Final Sturt Football Park 66,897 SANFL

Largest home attendances (minor round)

  • AFL – 53,698 at Adelaide Oval (round 3, 2017 vs Adelaide)
  • AFL (excluding Showdown) – 52,505 at Adelaide Oval (round 22, 2014 vs Carlton)
  • SANFL – 38,213 at Football Park (round 19, 1988 vs Sturt), although a double-header (curtain-raiser to Central Districts v North Adelaide game); 37,292 at Adelaide Oval (round 1, 1958 vs Norwood)
  • SANFL (suburban) – 22,738 at Alberton Oval (round 11, 1977 vs Norwood)

Largest away attendances (minor round)

  • AFL – 63,282 at MCG (round 1, 2024 vs Collingwood)
  • SANFL – 30,618 at Adelaide Oval (round 2, 1965 vs South Adelaide), although counted as a neutral venue (Anzac Day Holiday); 27,728 at Adelaide Oval (round 7, 1964 vs South Adelaide), counted as an away game
  • SANFL (suburban) – 22,015 at Unley Oval (round 9, 1968 vs Sturt)

Win–loss record

Overall win–loss record

  • AFL – 659 matches / 354 wins / 300 losses / 5 draws (54.1%)
  • SANFL – 2675 matches / 1744 wins / 882 losses / 65 draws (66.02%)

Best league record against another club Minimum 20 league matches against a current club:

  • AFL – St Kilda – 26 wins / 12 losses / 0 draws (68.42%)
  • SANFL – Glenelg – 180 wins / 69 losses / 3 draws (72.02%)

Worst league record against another club

Minimum 20 league matches against a current club:

  • AFL – Geelong – 14 wins / 29 losses / 1 draw (32.95%)
  • SANFL – Norwood – 198 wins / 196 losses / 17 draws (50.24%)

AFL

Port Adelaide win–loss record (AFL)[12]
Win% Opponent Games Wins Losses Draws
87.50 Gold Coast 16 14 2 0
68.42 St Kilda 38 26 12 0
61.54 Essendon 39 24 15 0
59.52 Richmond 42 25 16 1
59.52 Melbourne 42 25 17 0
59.52 Hawthorn 42 25 17 0
58.97 West Coast 39 23 16 0
57.69 Carlton 39 22 16 1
56.82 Fremantle 44 25 19 0
56.14 Western Bulldogs 39 22 17 0
52.94 Greater Western Sydney 17 9 8 0
49.12 Adelaide 57 28 29 0
46.51 Brisbane 43 19 22 2
46.34 North Melbourne 41 19 22 0
46.15 Collingwood 39 18 21 0
42.11 Sydney 38 16 22 0
32.95 Geelong 44 14 29 1
Last updated: 28 June 2025


Notes

  1. ^ This record is unbreakable under the current SANFL fixturing rules (current maximum is 20 wins: 18 home-and-away plus two finals).

References

  1. ^ "Russell F Ebert OAM | SANFL". sanfl.com.au. Retrieved 2018-07-03.
  2. ^ "Travis Boak: At Everest's summit". portadelaidefc.com.au. 2025-03-13. Retrieved 2025-03-15.
  3. ^ "AFL Tables - Travis Boak - Stats - Statistics".
  4. ^ a b Devaney, John. "Darren Smith". Australianfootball.com.au.
  5. ^ "Timothy Ginever | SANFL". sanfl.com.au. Retrieved 2018-07-03.
  6. ^ "Greg I Phillips | SANFL". sanfl.com.au. Retrieved 2018-07-03.
  7. ^ "Tim N Evans | SANFL". sanfl.com.au. Retrieved 2018-07-03.
  8. ^ "Scott Hodges | SANFL". sanfl.com.au. Retrieved 2018-07-03.
  9. ^ "Warren Tredrea | SANFL". sanfl.com.au. Retrieved 2018-07-03.
  10. ^ Devaney, John. "Rexie Johns". Australianfootball.com.au.
  11. ^ a b "AFL Tables - Port Adelaide - Coaches". afltables.com. Retrieved 16 March 2021.
  12. ^ "AFL Tables – Port Adelaide Win–Loss Records". afltables.com. Retrieved 2018-07-03.
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