List of VFL/AFL records

This is a list of records from the Australian Football League since its inception as the Victorian Football League in 1897.

Team records

Team wins, losses and draws

Team	Matches	Won	Drawn	Lost	GF-BF	%	For	GA-BA	%	Agn	%	Win%
Adelaide	555	290	1	264	7598.6952	52.2	52540	7230.6373	53.2	49753	105.6	52.34
Brisbane Bears †	222	72	2	148	2852.2606	52.3	19718	3521.3259	51.9	24385	80.86	32.88
Brisbane Lions	417	209	6	202	5791.5255	52.4	40001	5620.5097	52.4	38817	103.05	50.84
Carlton	2403	1404	34	965	29393.31005	48.7	207363	26537.28721	48	187943	110.33	59.13
Collingwood	2441	1485	26	930	30131.32	48.5	212786	26601.28807	48	188413	112.94	61.37
Essendon	2367	1341	35	991	29377.30078	49.4	206340	26861.28428	48.6	189594	108.83	57.39
Fitzroy †	1928	869	25	1034	21102.23701	47.1	150313	22350.24426	47.8	158526	94.82	45.72
Fremantle	453	202	1	250	5812.5194	52.8	40066	6209.5403	53.5	42657	93.93	44.7
Geelong	2336	1260	21	1055	28625.29528	49.2	201278	26737.28184	48.7	188606	106.72	54.39
Gold Coast	100	24	1	64	983.98	50.1	6878	1360.1183	53.5	9343	73.62	27.27
Greater Western Sydney	66	9	0	57	659.62	51.5	4574	1188.933	56	8061	56.74	13.64
Hawthorn	1880	911	10	959	24369.23764	50.6	169978	24106.24495	49.6	169131	100.5	48.72
Melbourne	2308	1040	21	1247	26681.27947	48.8	188033	28144.29144	49.1	198008	94.96	45.52
North Melbourne	1872	829	17	1026	23568.23272	50.3	164680	25056.24701	50.4	175037	94.08	44.74
Port Adelaide	418	212	5	201	5617.5033	52.7	38735	5661.4942	53.4	38908	99.56	51.32
Richmond	2161	1085	22	1054	26901.27915	49.1	189321	26978.27532	49.5	189400	99.96	50.72
St Kilda	2284	886	25	1373	25048.26488	48.6	176776	28347.29475	49	199557	88.58	39.34
Sydney	2333	1096	24	1213	27125.289	48.4	191650	27798.29235	48.7	196023	97.77	47.49
University †	126	27	2	97	841.1135	42.6	6181	1245.1597	43.8	9067	68.17	22.22
West Coast	657	359	5	293	9038.8278	52.2	62506	8567.756	53.1	58962	106.01	55.02
Western Bulldogs	1845	818	22	1005	22370.22543	49.8	156763	23765.23699	50.1	166289	94.27	44.93

Source: AFL Tables. Last updated: 21 February 2015

Highest and Lowest scores

Match scores

Highest
Rank	Score	Club	Opponent	Year	Round	Venue
1	37.17.239	Geelong	Brisbane Bears	1992	7	Carrara Stadium
2	36.22.238	Fitzroy	Melbourne	1979	17	VFL Park
3	36.20.236	Sydney	Essendon	1987	17	Sydney Cricket Ground
4	37.11.233	Geelong	Melbourne	2011	19	Kardinia Park
5	36.15.231	Hawthorn	Fitzroy	1991	6	North Hobart Oval
Source: . Last updated: 20 August 2013.

Lowest
Rank	Score	Club	Opponent	Year	Round	Venue
1	0.1.1	St Kilda	Geelong	1899	3 (FS)	Corio Oval
2	0.2.2	St Kilda	South Melbourne	1897	3	Lake Oval
	0.2.2	St Kilda	Geelong	1899	14	Corio Oval
	0.2.2	Melbourne	Fitzroy	1899	2 (FS)	Brunswick Street Oval
5	0.3.3	St Kilda	South Melbourne	1897	10	Junction Oval
5	0.3.3	St Kilda	Essendon	1897	12	East Melbourne Cricket Ground
Source: . Last updated: 20 August 2013. (FS) = Sectional Round in Finals

All these scores were from the first three years of VFL competition, when scores in general were much lower. The following table shows the lowest scores since 1919 (the first year of complete competition following World War I).

Lowest since 1919
Rank	Score	Club	Opponent	Year	Round	Venue
1	1.0.6	Fitzroy	Footscray	1953	5	Western Oval
2	0.8.8	Richmond	St Kilda	1961	16	Junction Oval
3	1.5.11	St Kilda	Melbourne	1957	16	Junction Oval
4	1.7.13	Hawthorn	Melbourne	1926	9	Melbourne Cricket Ground
	1.7.13	Richmond	Collingwood	1927	GF	Melbourne Cricket Ground
	1.7.13	Fremantle	Adelaide	2009	15	Football Park
Source: . Last updated: 20 August 2013.

Highest losing scores and lowest winning scores

Highest losing scores
Rank	Score	Club	Opponent	Opponent’s score	Year	Round	Venue
1	25.13.163	Geelong	Hawthorn	26.15.171	1989	6	Princes Park
2	25.9.159	Kangaroos	Essendon	27.9.171	2001	16	Melbourne Cricket Ground
3	23.19.157	Fitzroy	Melbourne	24.23.167	1978	2	Melbourne Cricket Ground
4	24.11.155	South Melbourne	Geelong	26.11.167	1978	19	Lake Oval
5	24.10.154	South Melbourne	Melbourne	24.23.167	1979	6	Melbourne Cricket Ground
Source: . Last updated: 20 August 2013.

Lowest winning scores
Rank	Score	Club	Opponent	Opponent’s score	Year	Round	Venue
1	1.8.14	Essendon	Melbourne	0.8.8	1897	3 (Finals)	East Melbourne Cricket Ground
2	1.9.15	Geelong	Melbourne	0.10.10	1897	9	Corio Oval
	2.3.15	South Melbourne	Melbourne	1.7.13	1898	6	Melbourne Cricket Ground
	1.9.15	Essendon	South Melbourne	0.9.9	1899	3	East Melbourne Cricket Ground
5	1.13.19	Essendon	South Melbourne	2.3.15	1897	6	Lake Oval
Source: . Last updated: 20 August 2013

As with the lowest overall scores, all these were from the first three years of the VFL. The lowest winning scores in more recent times are:

Lowest winning scores since 1919
Rank	Score	Club	Opponent	Opponent’s score	Year	Round	Venue
1	2.13.25	Collingwood	Richmond	1.7.13	1927	GF	Melbourne Cricket Ground
2	3.10.28	Essendon	Footscray	3.5.23	1989	13	Windy Hill
3	4.6.30	Carlton	Richmond	3.5.23	1927	17	Princes Park
4	3.13.31	Collingwood	Essendon	4.6.30	1927	17	Victoria Park
	4.7.31	Collingwood	Geelong	3.11.29	1951	14	Kardinia Park
	3.13.31	Carlton	Geelong	2.12.24	1977	12	Princes Park
Source: . Last updated: 20 August 2013.

Highest scores for each quarter

Quarter	Score	Club	Opponent	Year	Round	Venue
1st	15.4.94	Essendon	Gold Coast	2011	6	Docklands Stadium
2nd	14.2.86	Adelaide	Fitzroy	1996	17	Football Park
3rd	13.4.82	Essendon	Footscray	1982	22	Western Oval
4th	17.4.106	South Melbourne	St Kilda	1919	12	Lake Oval
Source: . Last updated: 20 August 2013.

Greatest winning margins

Rank	Margin	Club	Opponent	Year	Round	Venue
1	190	Fitzroy	Melbourne	1979	17	VFL Park
2	186	Geelong	Melbourne	2011	19	Kardinia Park
3	178	Collingwood	St Kilda	1979	4	Victoria Park
4	171	South Melbourne	St Kilda	1919	12	Lake Oval
5	168	Richmond	North Melbourne	1931	2	Punt Road Oval
Source: . Last updated: 20 August 2013.

Biggest comebacks

Deficit from end of 1/4 time

Rank	Deficit	Club	Final Score	Opponent	Final Score	Year	Round	Venue
1	58	Essendon	27.9.171	Kangaroos	25.9.159	2001	16	Melbourne Cricket Ground
2	55	St Kilda	15.22.112	Hawthorn	14.15.99	1937	2	Glenferrie Oval
3	51	Hawthorn	17.7.109	St Kilda	14.12.96	1999	12	Waverley Park
4	48	Richmond	19.13.127	Sydney Swans	16.14.110	1982	21	Sydney Cricket Ground
4	48	West Coast Eagles	16.17.113	Western Bulldogs	15.10.100	1998	10	WACA Ground
Source: http://afl.allthestats.com/?itm=211134&fmqtr=0. Last updated: 14 January 2011.

Deficit from end of 1/2 time

Rank	Deficit	Club	Final Score	Opponent	Final Score	Year	Round	Venue
1	52	Collingwood	14.23.107	St Kilda	15.10.100	1970	10	Victoria Park
2	50	Melbourne	17.17.119	Fremantle	15.23.113	2008	7	Melbourne Cricket Ground
3	49	Geelong	17.10.112	Collingwood	17.9.111	1972	20	Kardinia Park
	49	Hawthorn	26.15.171	Geelong	25.13.163	1989	6	Princes Park
	49	St Kilda	14.10.94	Western Bulldogs	13.9.87	2015	6	Docklands Stadium
Source: http://afl.allthestats.com/?itm=211134&fmqtr=1. Last updated: 14 January 2011.

Deficit from end of 3/4 time

Rank	Deficit	Club	Final Score	Opponent	Final Score	Year	Round	Venue
1	45	Brisbane Bears	14.20.104	Hawthorn	14.13.97	1995	16	The Gabba
2	44	North Melbourne	15.12.102	Essendon	14.10.94	1947	6	Arden Street Oval
3	41	North Melbourne	12.19.91	Footscray	13.7.85	1936	7	Arden Street Oval
3	41	Essendon	18.16.124	Melbourne	19.9.123	1992	6	Melbourne Cricket Ground
5	40	Western Bulldogs	14.15.99	Adelaide	14.13.97	1999	16	Melbourne Cricket Ground
5	40	Kangaroos	17.16.118	Sydney Swans	18.4.112	2004	19	Sydney Cricket Ground

Largest comebacks (from any stage of the game)

Rank	Deficit	Club	Final Score	Opponent	Final Score	Year	Round	Venue
1	69pts Q2 10mins	Essendon	27.9.171	North Melbourne	25.9.159	2001	16	MCG
2	63pts Q2 5mins	Hawthorn	17.7.109	St Kilda	14.12.96	1999	12	Waverley Park
3	60pts Q2 27mins	Collingwood	14.23.107	St Kilda	15.10.100	1970	10	Victoria Park
4	56pts Q2 28mins	Hawthorn	26.15.171	Geelong	25.13.163	1989	6	Princes Park
5	55pts at Q1 time	St Kilda	15.22.112	Hawthorn	14.15.99	1937	2	Glenferrie Oval
	55pts Q2 10mins	Collingwood	19.9.123	Richmond	16.13.109	1978	20	Punt Road Oval
	55pts Q3 3mins	St Kilda	14.10.94	Western Bulldogs	13.9.87	2015	6	Docklands Stadium

Individual records

Possessions

Rank	Player	Possessions	Year vs Team
=1	Greg Williams	53	1989 vs St Kilda
=1	Gary Ablett	53	2012 vs Collingwood
3	Barry Price	52	1971 vs Fitzroy
4	Scott Thompson	51	2011 vs Gold Coast
=5	John Greening	50	1971 vs Geelong
=5	Tony Shaw	50	1991 vs Brisbane Bears

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Goalkicking

Most career goals

For a larger list see List of VFL/AFL players to have scored 500 goals.

Rank	Goals	Games	Player	Club/Clubs	Career
1	1360	281	Tony Lockett	St Kilda, Sydney	1983–1999, 2002
2	1299	306	Gordon Coventry	Collingwood	1920–1937
3	1254	269	Jason Dunstall	Hawthorn	1985–1998
4	1057	267	Doug Wade	Geelong, North Melbourne	1959–1975
5	1030	248	Gary Ablett, Sr.	Hawthorn, Geelong	1982–1996
Source: . Last updated: 10 June 2009.

Most goals in a game

Fred Fanning

Rank	Score	Player	Club	Opponent	Year	Round	Venue
1	18.1	Fred Fanning	Melbourne	St Kilda	1947	19	Junction Oval
2	17.4	Gordon Coventry	Collingwood	Fitzroy	1930	12	Victoria Park
2	17.5	Jason Dunstall	Hawthorn	Richmond	1992	7	Waverley Park
4	16.5	Gordon Coventry	Collingwood	Hawthorn	1929	13	Victoria Park
	16.1	Peter Hudson	Hawthorn	Melbourne	1969	5	Glenferrie Oval
	16.4	Peter McKenna	Collingwood	South Melbourne	1969	19	Victoria Park
	16.0	Tony Lockett	Sydney Swans	Fitzroy	1995	19	Whitten Oval
Source: . Last updated: 14 January 2011.

Most goals in a season

Bob Pratt

Rank	Goals	Player	Club	Season
1	150	Bob Pratt	South Melbourne	1934
1	150	Peter Hudson	Hawthorn	1971
3	146	Peter Hudson	Hawthorn	1970
4	145	Jason Dunstall	Hawthorn	1992
5	143	Peter McKenna	Collingwood	1970
Source: . Last updated: 9 July 2007.

Most seasons as leading goalkicker

For season by season list see Coleman Medal.

Dick Lee

Rank	Seasons	Player	Club/Clubs
1	8	Dick Lee	Collingwood
2	6	Gordon Coventry	Collingwood
3	5	John Coleman	Essendon
4	4	Fred Fanning	Melbourne
	4	Doug Wade	Geelong, North Melbourne
	4	Peter Hudson	Hawthorn
	4	Tony Lockett	St Kilda, Sydney
Source: . Last updated: 20 May 2009. Note: This table does not take into account goals scored in finals.

Highest goals per game average

Rank	Average	Player	Club/Clubs
1	5.64	Peter Hudson	Hawthorn
2	5.48	John Coleman	Essendon
3	4.84	Tony Lockett	St Kilda, Sydney
4	4.66	Jason Dunstall	Hawthorn
5	4.58	Peter McKenna	Collingwood, Carlton
Source: . Last updated: 9 July 2007.

Most goals on debut

Bill Wood

Rank	Goals	Player	Club	Opponent	Year	Round	Venue
1	12	John Coleman	Essendon	Hawthorn	1949	1	Windy Hill
2	9	Bill Wood	Footscray	Collingwood	1944	3	Whitten Oval
2	9	Warren Ralph	Carlton	North Melbourne	1984	1	Waverley Park
4	8	John Georgiades	Footscray	Carlton	1989	1	Princes Park
4	8	Scott Cummings	Essendon	Sydney Swans	1994	14	Melbourne Cricket Ground
Source: Official statistical history of the AFL (book). Last updated: 2007.

Most consecutive games with one or more goals

Rank	Streak	Player	Club/s	Start	End
1	121	Peter McKenna	Collingwood	1968	1974
2	114	Tony Lockett	St Kilda, Sydney	1993	2002
3	98	Gordon Coventry	Collingwood	1932	1937
4	97	Dick Lee	Collingwood	1910	1918
5	90	Doug Wade	Geelong, North Melbourne	1971	1975
Source: AFL Tables. Last updated: 13 July 2015.

Most career games for no goals

Rank	Games	Player	Club/Clubs
1	182	Ted Potter	Collingwood
2	172	Gary Malarkey	Geelong
3	166	Les Gardiner	Essendon
4	162	Jamie Shanahan	St Kilda, Melbourne
5	154	Ian Synman	St Kilda
Source: AFL Tables. Last updated: 9 July 2007.

Games

Most career games

For a larger list see List of VFL/AFL players to have played 300 games.

Rank	Games	Player	Club/Clubs	Career span
1	426	Michael Tuck	Hawthorn	1972–1991
2	414	Brent Harvey	North Melbourne	1996–present
3	403	Kevin Bartlett	Richmond	1965–1983
4	400	Dustin Fletcher	Essendon	1993–2015
5	383	Robert Harvey	St Kilda	1988–2008

Most consecutive games

Adam Goodes

Rank	Games	Player	Club/Clubs
1	244	Jim Stynes	Melbourne
2	226	Adem Yze	Melbourne
3	204	Adam Goodes	Sydney
4	202	Jack Titus	Richmond
5	200	Brett Kirk	Sydney

Most games for each club

For a larger list see Australian rules footballers with 200 games for one club.

Brad Johnson

Club	Games	Player	Career span
Adelaide	340	Andrew McLeod	1995-2010
Brisbane Bears	164	Roger Merrett	1988-1996
Brisbane Lions	322	Simon Black	1998-2013
Carlton	375	Craig Bradley	1986-2002
Collingwood	313	Tony Shaw	1977-1994
Essendon	400	Dustin Fletcher	1993–2015
Fitzroy	333	Kevin Murray	1955-1964, 1967-1974
Footscray/Western Bulldogs	364	Brad Johnson	1994-2010
Fremantle	340	Matthew Pavlich	2000–present
Geelong	325	Ian Nankervis	1967-1983
Gold Coast	98	Jarrod Harbrow	2011–present
Greater Western Sydney	88	Callan Ward	2012–present
Hawthorn	426	Michael Tuck	1972-1991
Melbourne	306	David Neitz	1993-2008
North Melbourne	414	Brent Harvey	1996–present
Port Adelaide	300	Kane Cornes	2001-2015
Richmond	403	Kevin Bartlett	1965-1983
St Kilda	383	Robert Harvey	1988-2008
South Melbourne/Sydney	372	Adam Goodes	1999–2015
University	101	Bert Hurrey	1908-1913
West Coast	290	Dean Cox	2000-2014
Source: . Last updated: 25 December 2015.

Age records

Youngest players

Age on their debut

Wels Eicke

Rank	Age	Player	Club	Year
1	15 years, 209 days	Claude Clough	St Kilda	1900
2	15 years, 287 days	Keith Bromage	Collingwood	1953
3	15 years, 297 days	Albert Collier	Collingwood	1925
4	15 years, 305 days	Tim Watson	Essendon	1977
5	15 years, 315 days	Wels Eicke	St Kilda	1909
Source: Official statistical history of the AFL (book) Australian Football.com Last updated: 2013

Oldest players

Age in their last game

Jack Leith

Rank	Age	Player	Club	Year
1	43 years, 50 days	Vic Cumberland	St Kilda	1920
2	40 years, 23 days	Dustin Fletcher	Essendon	2015
3	39 years, 296 days	Jack Leith	Melbourne	1912
4	39 years, 239 days	Syd Barker, Sr.	North Melbourne	1927
5	39 years, 181 days	Jim Flynn	Carlton	1910
Source: . Last updated: 31 May 2015.

Finals

Most premierships

Harry Collier

Rank	Total	Player	Club
1	7	Michael Tuck	Hawthorn
2	6	Frank Adams	Melbourne
	6	Ron Barassi	Melbourne, Carlton
	6	Albert Collier	Collingwood
	6	Harry Collier	Collingwood
Source: Official statistical history of the AFL (book). Last updated: 2007.

Most Grand Final appearances

Bill Hutchison

Rank	Games	Player	Club
1	11	Michael Tuck	Hawthorn
2	10	Gordon Coventry	Collingwood
	10	Albert Collier	Collingwood
	10	Dick Reynolds	Essendon
	10	Bill Hutchison	Essendon
Source: AFL Tables Last updated: 5 July 2015.

Most finals games

Rank	Games	Player	Club
1	39	Michael Tuck	Hawthorn
2	31	Shaun Burgoyne	Port Adelaide (14) Hawthorn (17)
2	31	Gordon Coventry	Collingwood
4	29	Leigh Matthews	Hawthorn
	29	Wayne Schimmelbusch	North Melbourne
	29	Bruce Doull	Carlton
Source: AFL Tables Last updated: 6 October 2015.

Most finals goals

Jack Titus

Rank	Total	Player	Club
1	112	Gordon Coventry	Collingwood
2	78	Jason Dunstall	Hawthorn
3	74	Jack Titus	Richmond
4	72	Leigh Matthews	Hawthorn
5	65	Stephen Kernahan	Carlton
Source: Official statistical history of the AFL (book). Last updated: 2007.

Coaching

Most games coached

Rank	Total	Player	Club/Clubs
1	718	Mick Malthouse	Footscray, West Coast, Collingwood, Carlton
2	714	Jock McHale	Collingwood
3	678	Kevin Sheedy	Essendon, Greater Western Sydney
4	575	Allan Jeans	St Kilda, Hawthorn, Richmond
5	522	Tom Hafey	Richmond, Collingwood, Geelong, Sydney
Source: . Last updated: 31 May 2015.

Most wins as coach

Rank	Total	Player	Club/Clubs
1	466	Jock McHale	Collingwood
2	406	Mick Malthouse	Footscray, West Coast, Collingwood, Carlton
3	389	Kevin Sheedy	Essendon, Greater Western Sydney
4	357	Allan Jeans	St Kilda, Hawthorn, Richmond
5	336	Tom Hafey	Richmond, Collingwood, Geelong, Sydney
Source: . Last updated: 31 May 2015.

Most premierships as coach

Rank	Total	Coach	Year
1	8	Jock McHale	1917, 1919,1927, 1928, 1929, 1930, 1935, 1936
2	6	Norm Smith	1955, 1956, 1957, 1959, 1960, 1964
3	5	Jack Worrall	1906, 1907, 1908, 1911, 1912
3	5	Frank 'Checker' Hughes	1932, 1939, 1940, 1941, 1948
5	4	Dick Reynolds	1942, 1946, 1949, 1950
	4	Tom Hafey	1967, 1969, 1973, 1974
	4	Ron Barassi	1968, 1970, 1975, 1977
	4	Allan Jeans	1966, 1983, 1986, 1989
	4	David Parkin	1978, 1981, 1982, 1995
	4	Kevin Sheedy	1984, 1985, 1993, 2000
	4	Leigh Matthews	1990, 2001, 2002, 2003
	4	Alastair Clarkson	2008, 2013, 2014, 2015
Source: . Last updated: 6 January 2016.

Player/Coach

Most games played and coached

Rank	Total	Coach/Player	Teams Coached	Games Coached	Teams Played For	Games Played
1	929	Kevin Sheedy	Essendon, Greater Western Sydney	678	Richmond	251
2	892	Mick Malthouse	Footscray, West Coast, Collingwood, Carlton	718	St Kilda, Richmond	174
3	877	Jock McHale	Collingwood	713	Collingwood	164 (excluding games as player coach)
4	793	Leigh Matthews	Collingwood, Brisbane	461	Hawthorn	332
5	729	David Parkin	Hawthorn, Carlton, Fitzroy	518	Hawthorn	211
Source:AFL Tables - Coaches Last updated: 31 May 2015.

Awards

Most Brownlow Medals

For a year-by-year list see List of Brownlow Medal winners.

Rank	Awards	Player	Club/Clubs	Years
1	3	Haydn Bunton, Sr.	Fitzroy	1931, 1932, 1935
	3	Dick Reynolds	Essendon	1934, 1937, 1938
	3	Bob Skilton	South Melbourne	1959, 1963, 1968
	3	Ian Stewart	St Kilda, Richmond	1965, 1966, 1971

Most club best and fairests

Rank	Awards	Player	Club/Clubs	Years
1	9	Kevin Murray	Fitzroy	1956, 1958, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1968, 1969
1	9	Bob Skilton	South Melbourne	1958, 1959, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1967, 1968
3	8	Leigh Matthews	Hawthorn	1971, 1972, 1974, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1980, 1982
4	7	Dick Reynolds	Essendon	1934, 1936, 1937, 1938, 1939, 1942, 1943
	7	Bill Hutchison	Essendon	1947, 1948, 1950, 1952, 1953, 1955, 1956
	7	Gary Dempsey	Footscray, North Melbourne	1970, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1979
	7	Scott West	Western Bulldogs	1995, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2003, 2004, 2005

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