List_of_Port_Adelaide_Football_Club_records References

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]
2	Travis Boak	2007–Present	352*	AFL	^[2]
3	Darren Smith	1984–1996	343	SANFL	^[3]
4	Tim Ginever	1983–1997	314	SANFL	^[4]
5	Greg Phillips	1976–1982, 1987–1993	305	SANFL	^[5]

Goalkicking


Rank	Player	Career	Goals	League
1	Tim Evans	1975–1986	1041	SANFL	^[6]
2	Scott Hodges	1987–1998	690	SANFL	^[7]
3	Warren Tredrea	1997–2010	559	AFL / SANFL	^[8]
4	Darren Smith	1984–1996	456	SANFL	^[3]
5	Rex Johns	1954–1963	451	SANFL	^[9]

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	Mark Williams	1999–2010	274	AFL	^[10]
5	Ken Hinkley	2013–present	250*	AFL	^[10]

Premierships

As Player

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

As coach

SANFL – 10 – John Cahill (1977, 1979–81, 1988–90, 1994–96)
AFL – 1 – Mark Williams (2004)

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

AFL – 81 – Warren Tredrea (2004)
SANFL – 153 – Scott Hodges (1990)

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
2	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	119	Geelong	2007	Grand Final	Melbourne Cricket Ground	AFL
4	117	West Coast	2005	10	Subiaco Oval	AFL
5	122	Norwood	1997	5	Football Park	SANFL

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
3	222	South Adelaide	1988	16	Alberton Oval	SANFL
5	217	Glenelg	1934	3	Alberton Oval	SANFL
5	217	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

AFL – 20 wins ( 2004)
SANFL – 21 wins ( 1980, 1989)^[a]

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
3	Round 11, 2011	Round 22, 2011	11	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 – 60,744 at MCG (round 2, 2023 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 – 605 matches / 323 wins / 277 losses / 5 draws (53.39%)
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 – 24 wins / 11 losses / 0 draws (68.57%)
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 – 12 wins / 26 losses / 1 draw (30.77%)
SANFL – Norwood – 198 wins / 196 losses / 17 draws (50.24%)

AFL


Port Adelaide win–loss record (AFL)^[11]
Win%	Opponent	Games	Wins	Losses	Draws
92.86	Gold Coast	14	13	1	0
68.57	St Kilda	35	24	11	0
61.11	Essendon	36	22	14	0
58.97	Melbourne	39	23	16	0
58.53	Carlton	36	21	14	1
57.90	West Coast	38	22	16	0
55.56	Western Bulldogs	36	20	16	0
55.26	Hawthorn	38	21	17	0
55.00	Fremantle	40	22	18	0
53.85	Richmond	38	21	16	1
53.85	Greater Western Sydney	13	7	6	0
50.94	Adelaide	48	27	26	0
50.00	Collingwood	36	18	18	0
46.34	Brisbane	41	19	20	2
43.59	North Melbourne	39	17	22	0
41.18	Sydney	34	14	20	0
30.77	Geelong	39	12	26	1
Last updated: 4 June 2023

Notes

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

References

^ "Russell F Ebert OAM | SANFL". sanfl.com.au. Retrieved 2018-07-03.
^ "AFL Tables - Travis Boak - Stats - Statistics".
^ ^a ^b Devaney, John. "Darren Smith". Australianfootball.com.au.
^ "Timothy Ginever | SANFL". sanfl.com.au. Retrieved 2018-07-03.
^ "Greg I Phillips | SANFL". sanfl.com.au. Retrieved 2018-07-03.
^ "Tim N Evans | SANFL". sanfl.com.au. Retrieved 2018-07-03.
^ "Scott Hodges | SANFL". sanfl.com.au. Retrieved 2018-07-03.
^ "Warren Tredrea | SANFL". sanfl.com.au. Retrieved 2018-07-03.
^ Devaney, John. "Rexie Johns". Australianfootball.com.au.
^ ^a ^b "AFL Tables - Port Adelaide - Coaches". afltables.com. Retrieved 16 March 2021.
^ "AFL Tables – Port Adelaide Win–Loss Records". afltables.com. Retrieved 2018-07-03.

[note2-11] This record is unbreakable under the current SANFL fixturing rules (current maximum is 20 wins: 18 home-and-away plus two finals).

[1] "Russell F Ebert OAM | SANFL". sanfl.com.au. Retrieved 2018-07-03.

[2] "AFL Tables - Travis Boak - Stats - Statistics".

[Devaney-3] Devaney, John. "Darren Smith". Australianfootball.com.au.

[4] "Timothy Ginever | SANFL". sanfl.com.au. Retrieved 2018-07-03.

[5] "Greg I Phillips | SANFL". sanfl.com.au. Retrieved 2018-07-03.

[6] "Tim N Evans | SANFL". sanfl.com.au. Retrieved 2018-07-03.

[7] "Scott Hodges | SANFL". sanfl.com.au. Retrieved 2018-07-03.

[8] "Warren Tredrea | SANFL". sanfl.com.au. Retrieved 2018-07-03.

[9] Devaney, John. "Rexie Johns". Australianfootball.com.au.

[afltables.com-10] "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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AFL home grounds	Football Park (1997–2013) Adelaide Oval (2014–)
SAFA/SAFL/SANFL home grounds	Glanville Estate (1870–1879) Alberton Oval (1880–1974, 1977–) Adelaide Oval (1975–1976)
AFLW home grounds	Alberton Oval (2022–) Adelaide Oval (2022–)
AFL premierships (1)	2004
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