The South Australian Football Hall of Fame enshrines those who have made a most significant contribution to the game of Australian Football.

The Hall of Fame was established in 2002 when 114 outstanding individuals became inaugural inductees.

South Australian Football Hall of Fame

Since then, the contributions of other players, administrators, media representatives and umpires have been added to this prestigious roll of honour... To be eligible for hall of fame award a player must have been retired from football for at least three years.

South Australian Football Hall of Fame

2002

113 inductees:

South Australian Football Hall of Fame

John Abley

John Acraman

Brenton Adcock

Merv Agars

Michael Aish

Ken Aplin

Paul Bagshaw

Alby Bahr

Barrie Barbary

Fred Bills

Malcolm Blight

Dave Boyd

Don Brebner

Haydn Bunton, Jr

John Cahill

Peter Carey

Colin Churchett

Graham Cornes

Allan Crabb

Neil Craig

John Daly

Tony Daly

Peter Darley

Neil Davies

Rick Davies

Robert Day

Les Dayman

Jim Deane

Murray Ducker

Russell Ebert

Ken Eustice

Tim Evans

Brian Faehse

Ken Farmer

Grantley Fielke

Len Fitzgerald

Des Foster

Percy Furler

Frank Golding

Michael Graham

John Halbert

Bob Hammond

Jim Handby

Bob Hank

Neville Hayes

Lindsay Head

Richard Head

Ned Hender

Thomas Hill

Kym Hodgeman

Sampson Hosking

Laurie Jervis

George Johnston

Neil Kerley

Stephen Kernahan

Ron Kneebone

Ray Kutcher

Tom Leahy

Bob Lee

Percy Lewis

Alick Lill

Don Lindner

Tom MacKenzie

Peter Marker

Frank Marlow

John Marriott

Chris McDermott

Bruce McGregor

Tony McGuinness

Ian McKay

Bob McLean

Peter Mead

Mark Mickan

Hugh Millard

Dan Moriarty

Geof Motley

Max Murdy

Mark Naley

Michael Nunan

Jack Oatey

Robert Oatey

Doug Olds

Harold Oliver

Jack Owens

Dennis Phillis

Greg Phillips

Ron Phillips

John Platten

Jeff Potter

Bob Quinn

John Quinn

Michael Redden

Dinny Reedman

Colin Richens

Don Roach

Barrie Robran

Len Sallis

Rick Schoff

Gordon Schwartz

Walter Scott

Ralph Sewer

Bob Shearman

Bernie Smith

Laurie Sweeney

Michael Taylor

Jack Tredrea

Frank Tully

Topsy Waldron

Bill Wedding

Paul Weston

Ted Whelan

Syd White

Fos Williams

John Woods

2003

10 inductees:

2004

10 inductees:

2005

Eight inductees:

2006

Eight inductees:

2007

10 inductees:

2008

Five inductees: Geoff Kingston Nigel Smart Doug Thomas Keith Thomas Peter Woite

2010

Eight inductees: Josh Francou John 'Snowy' Hamilton Horrie Riley Mostyn Rutter Bill Sanders Terry Von Bertouch Ernest Wadham Bruce Winter

2012

Eleven inductees: K. G. Cunningham Kevin Duggan Simon Goodwin Ben Hart Garry McIntosh Andrew McLeod Don McSweeny Mark Ricciuto Warren Tredrea Gavin Wanganeen Richard Williams

2014

Ten inductees: Laurie Cahill Chad Cornes Tyson Edwards Phil Gallagher Chris Gowans James Gowans Darel Hart Tony Modra Tim Pfeiffer Matthew Primus

2015

Five inductees: Tim Ginever Brett James Rodney Maynard John Paynter Leigh Whicker

2016

Five inductees: Brenton Phillips Roger James Stephen Williams John Wynne Brian Sando

2017

Three inductees:

Stuart Palmer

Michael O'Loughlin

John Condon

2018

Three inductees:

Peter Vivian

Darren Smith

Harry Kernahan

2019

Three inductees: Peter Motley Greg Anderson W. (Bill) Mayman

2022

Four inductees:

Kane Cornes

Matthew Pavlich

Bruce Schultz

Darren Wilson

References

Hall

Australian rules football museums and halls of fame

Awards established in 2002

Halls of fame in Australia

2002 establishments in Australia

Australian rules football-related lists

South Australia-related lists