St Kilda Football Club is a club from Melbourne, Australia.
AFL home and away seasons
The St Kilda Football Club has fared well since the league became known as the AFL prior to the start of the 1990 premiership season (formerly the VFL – first season 1897). 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.
The club has also played in 5 Pre-Season Cup finals, winning 3 (1996, 2004, 2008) and losing 2 (1998, 2010).
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:
AFL pre-season cups
St Kilda Football Club's pre-season cup records:
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.
Record home game attendances
In home and away season games:
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:
Record crowds when St Kilda were the away team against teams based outside the state of Victoria in home and away season games:
Record scores
Highest scores
Record highest scores against each opponent:
Lowest scores
Record lowest scores against each opponent:
Lowest scores since 1919
Lowest post-1919 scores against all pre-1919 opponents except University (who disbanded in 1915):
Record winning margins
Record winning margins in the Australian Football League (formerly the Victorian Football League established 1897).
Records set in 2010 are in bold.
Most club best and fairest awards: 5 Nick Riewoldt (2002, 2004, 2006–07, 2009) Most consecutive games: 123 Ian Synman (1961–1968) 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)