Seaford Football Club

The Seaford Football Club in south eastern region of Victoria, Australia was first organized in late 1921, when formation meetings were held at Armstrong’s Grocery Store, Martins Garage and Weatherley’s Milk Bar.

Seaford currently competes in the Mornington Peninsula Nepean Football League and has won three senior premierships recently, 2007 - 2009.

The highest profile player to come out of Seaford is retired St Kilda player and Brownlow Medallist, Robert Harvey.

Premierships

Year	Competition
1924	PDFA
1926	PDFA
1927	PDFA
1934	MPFL - B Grade
1951	MPFL - A Grade
1954	MPFL - A Grade
1956	MPFL - A Grade
1970	MPFL - A Grade
1981	MPFL - A Grade
1985	MPFL - A Grade
2007	MPNFL Peninsula
2008	MPNFL Peninsula
2009	MPNFL Peninsula

VFL/AFL Players

Fred Davies Carlton 125 Games

Robert Elphinstone St Kilda 157 games

Anthony Harvey St Kilda 4 games

Robert Harvey St Kilda 1988–2008 383 Games (215 Goals)

Eric White South Melbourne 21 games

Brian Woinarski St Kilda 41 games

Steve Arnott Melbourne 1 game

Ron Battams St Kilda 3 games

Aaron Edwards West Coast, North Melbourne, Richmond 2003–Present

Damian McCormack Western Bulldogs

Jack Lonie St Kilda 2015-Present

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