St Kilda Football Club is a club from Melbourne, Australia.
AFL home-and-away seasons The St Kilda Football Club has fared relatively well since the league became known as the AFL prior to the start of the 1990 premiership season (formerly the VFL, whose first season was 1897, a season in which St Kilda participated and finished 8th out of 8 with no wins). The team have made the finals series eleven times. St Kilda finished second in both 1997 and 2009 after qualifying for the finals series in first position and winning the minor premierships. They were eliminated in preliminary finals in 2004, 2005 and 2008.
Despite not winning any premierships in the AFL era, the club has played in 5 Pre-Season Cup finals, winning 3 (1996, 2004, 2008) and losing two (1998, 2010). Year Finished Home & Away Season Games Won Lost Drawn Percentage Points Membership 19909th9229130100.653611,36319915th4221471120.36589,76519924th6221480120.215611,650199312th12201010094.184012,956199413th1322714174.913012,009199514th14229130100.65368,870199610th102210120100.984014,37519972ndMinor Premiers221570119.606016,61019986th6221390102.095223,204199910th10221012097.874020,793200016th16th22219170.511017,855200115th1522418072.561622,248200215th1522516178.602217,696200311th11221111085.794423,62620043rd3221660127.976430,53420053rd4221480133.285632,04320067th6221480118.385632,32720079th9221110196.554630,39420084th4221390110.5652 30,06320092ndMinor Premiers222020155.7180 31,90620102nd3221561121.626239,20120117th6221291112.85039,27620129th92212100123.334835,440201316th1622517082.5920201418th1822418060.816201514th1422615178.42620169th9221210095.748Record592287 (48.48%)297 (50.17%)8 (1.35%)1116- Bold text indicates that the club qualified for the finals series in that year.
AFL finals series
St Kilda Football Club's finals series records since the league changed its name to the AFL:
Year Premiership Home & Away Season Finals Won Lost Drawn19915th4101019924th6211019972ndMinor Premiers321019986th6202020043rd3312020053rd4211020067th6101020084th4312020092ndMinor Premiers321020102nd3421120117th6101020205th62110Record~Minor Premiers 22510 (40%)14 (56%)1 (4%)
AFL pre-season cups
St Kilda Football Club's pre-season cup records:
Year Finished Played Won Lost1988~~~~1989~~~~ 1990~~~~1991~~~~1992~~~~1993~1011994~10119953rd3211996Winners44019974th32119982nd43119994th321 2000~3212001~3122002~3122003~1012004Winners44020056th21120069th101200711th1012008Winners4402009~101 20102nd43120114th4212012~52^3 RecordWinners 35533 (60.00%)21 (40.00%) Statistics do not include 1988 to 1992 as data is not available. ^ One win in the pre-season cup was a forfeit by Essendon after they failed to arrive for the game within the designated allowable time.
Most goals Most goals kicked by a player while playing with St Kilda Football Club.St Kilda – AFLTables/ # Goals Name Seasons 1898Tony Lockett1983–942735Bill Mohr1929–413718Nick Riewoldt2001–20174594Stewart Loewe1986–025574Stephen Milne2001–20136390Fraser Gehrig2001–087308Allan Davis1966–757308Barry Breen1965–829301Kevin Neale1965–7710299Peter Everitt1993–2002
Record home game attendances In home and away season games:
HomeAwayAttendanceVenueYear St Kilda Adelaide 35,100 Docklands 2005 St Kilda Brisbane Bears 18,360 Moorabbin Oval 1992 St Kilda Brisbane Lions 52,539 Docklands 2004 St Kilda Carlton 53,065 Waverley 1993 St Kilda Collingwood 72,669 Waverley 1978 St Kilda Essendon 69,255* MCG Sat 01-Apr-2023 St Kilda Fitzroy 31,780 Waverley Sat 15-Apr-1989 St Kilda Fremantle 35,329 Docklands 2004 St Kilda Geelong 58,208 MCG 2010 St Kilda Gold Coast 21,078 Docklands 2012 St Kilda Greater Western Sydney 21,160 Docklands 2017 St Kilda Hawthorn 49,373 Docklands 2010 St Kilda Melbourne 40,004 Docklands 2005 St Kilda North Melbourne 38,896 Docklands 2004 St Kilda Port Adelaide 25,845 Docklands Fri 28-Apr-2023 St Kilda Richmond 71,488 Waverley 1998 St Kilda Sydney 46,880 Waverley 1999 St Kilda West Coast 40,177 Docklands 2006 St Kilda Western Bulldogs 49,706 Waverley 1998
Highest Home Game Attendance during a Home and Away Season at the MCG in St Kilda FC History.
Record away game attendances Record crowds when St Kilda were the away team in the club's home city of Melbourne for matches in home and away season games:
HomeAwayAttendanceVenueYear Carlton St Kilda 55,658 MCG 2008 Collingwood St Kilda 81,386 MCG 2010 Essendon St Kilda 62,928 MCG 1999 Geelong St Kilda 44,814 Docklands 2005 Hawthorn St Kilda 43,181 Waverley 1997 Melbourne St Kilda 72,114 MCG 1965 North Melbourne St Kilda 41,664 Docklands 2004 Richmond St Kilda 69,104 MCG Sun 27-Aug-2017 Western Bulldogs St Kilda 47,120 Docklands 2006
Record crowds when St Kilda were the away team against teams based outside the state of Victoria in home and away season games: HomeAwayAttendanceVenueYear Adelaide St Kilda 46,667 Football Park 1993 Brisbane St Kilda 35,823 'Gabba 2004 Fremantle St Kilda 41,752 Perth Stadium Sat 12-May-2018 Gold Coast St Kilda 17,482 Metricon, Carrara 2011 Port Adelaide St Kilda 42,896 Adelaide Oval Sun 27-Mar-2016 Sydney St Kilda 63,369 Stadium Australia 2007 West Coast St Kilda 54,188 Perth Stadium Sat 02-Jun-2018
Record scores Highest scores Record highest scores against each opponent:
TeamHighest ScoreVenueYear Adelaide 24.18.162 Moorabbin 1991 Brisbane 28.18.186 Docklands 2005 Carlton 31.10.196 Docklands 2004 Collingwood 22.16.148 Waverley Park 1982 Essendon 25.12.162 Docklands 2015 Fitzroy 23.23.161 Junction Oval 1970 Fremantle 19.12.126 Docklands 2007 Geelong 27.15.177 Waverley Park 1993 Gold Coast 21.18.144 Carrara 2012 Greater Western Sydney 25.13.163 Docklands 2012 Hawthorn 24.12.156 Moorabbin 1965 Melbourne 31.18.204 M.C.G 1978 North Melbourne 22.19.151 Junction Oval 1937 Port Adelaide 23.13.151 Docklands 2010 Richmond 27.12.174 M.C.G 2006 Sydney 24.14.158 Moorabbin 1991 University 18.20.128 Junction Oval 1913 West Coast 26.13.169 Docklands 2004 Western Bulldogs 23.19.157 Western Oval 1981
Lowest scores Record lowest scores against each opponent:
TeamLowest ScoreVenueYear Adelaide 3.8.26 Football Park 1995 Brisbane 5.15.45 Waverley Park 1994 Carlton 1.1.7 Junction Oval 1915 Collingwood 1.0.6 Victoria Park 1898 Essendon 0.3.3 East Melbourne Cricket Ground 1897 Fitzroy 1.8.14 Brunswick Street Oval 1906 Fremantle 6.19.55 Subiaco 2007 Geelong 0.1.1 Corio Oval 1899 Gold Coast 9.10.64 Carrara 2012 Greater Western Sydney 6.13.49 Sydney Showground 2015 Hawthorn 3.9.27 Junction Oval 1956 Melbourne 1.5.11 Junction Oval 1957 North Melbourne 4.5.29 M.C.G. 1996 Port Adelaide 6.7.43 Football Park 2007 Richmond 1.10.16 Punt Road Oval 1910 South Melbourne 0.2.2 Lake Oval 1897 University 4.2.26 East Melbourne Cricket Ground 1909 West Coast 4.5.29 W.A.C.A. 2000 3.11.29 Subiaco Oval 2016 Western Bulldogs 4.5.29 Western Oval 1981 Lowest scores since 1919 Lowest post-1919 scores against all pre-1919 opponents except University (who disbanded in 1915):
TeamLowest Score Since 1919VenueYear Carlton 3.6.24 Princes Park 1928 Collingwood 3.10.28 Docklands 2002 Essendon 2.11.23 Junction Oval 1926 Fitzroy 0.18.18 Junction Oval 1921 Geelong 3.9.27 Kardinia Park 1987 Melbourne 1.5.11 Junction Oval 1957 Richmond 5.6.36 Junction Oval 1930 South Melbourne 2.6.18 Lake Oval 1919 Record winning margins Record winning margins in the Australian Football League (formerly the Victorian Football League, established 1897).
TeamWinning MarginVenueYear Adelaide 131 Moorabbin 1991 Brisbane 139 Docklands 2005 Carlton 108 Docklands 2004 Collingwood 88 Docklands 2009 Essendon 110 Docklands 2015 Fremantle 83 Docklands 2009 Geelong 94 Kardinia Park 1971 Hawthorn 109 Junction Oval 1950 Melbourne 88 M.C.G 2005 North Melbourne 104 Docklands 2010 Port Adelaide 94 Docklands 2010 Richmond 103 M.C.G 2006 Sydney 101 S.C.G 1998 West Coast 101 Docklands 2004 Western Bulldogs 81 Moorabbin 1967
Miscellaneous records
Most club best and fairest awards: 6 Nick Riewoldt (2002, 2004, 2006–07, 2009, 2014) Most consecutive games: 162 Callum Wilkie (2019–2026) Most seasons as leading goalkicker: 12 Bill Mohr (1929–1940) Most goals: 898 Tony Lockett (1983–1994) Most goals in a season: 132 Tony Lockett (1992) Most goals kicked in a game: 15 Tony Lockett (1992, v Sydney Swans) Most games: 383 Robert Harvey (1988–2008) Most matches as coach: 332 Allan Jeans (1961–1976)
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References
External links St Kilda Football Club official website
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