time Magarey Medallist is also club game record holder with 327 games. He was inducted into the Australian Football Hall of Fame in 1996. Bruce Lindsay: Captained West Torrens for seven seasons. At 29 was a member of the inaugural Adelaide Crows squad for the 1991 AFL season. Michael Long: Won West Torrens Best & Fairest in 1988. Won Norm Smith Medal as best on ground playing for Essendon in their 1993 AFL Grand Final win over Carlton. Of Aboriginal descent, Long has become a spokesman for Indigenous Australians and was inducted into the Australian Football Hall of Fame in 2007. Bob Shearman: Went on to captain the Sturt Football Club and play in several of their premiership sides. Challenge trophy between Sturt and Woodville-West Torrens Eagles is named after him. Neville Roberts: aka "Rocky" Roberts who wore a protective skull cap after an injury, before transferring to Norwood Kym Dillon: Also a breakfast radio announcer and Sports reporter/announcer for Channel 9 Adelaide. Steven Stretch: One of many SANFL players who were recruited into the VFL in the 1980s, playing for Melbourne and Fitzroy. Matthew Rendell: A 200 cm / 102 kg ruckman who played 79 games for West Torrens before playing 164 games for the Fitzroy Football Club in the VFL and winning two best and fairests in 1982/83. He played a further 13 games for the Brisbane Bears before retiring in 1992. Matthew's two brothers Tim and Steven also played for West Torrens. Peter Kelly: A former captain who played over 150 games for the Eagles during the 1970s. Club records South Australian Premiers: 4 - 1924, 1933, 1945, 1953 SANFL Night Premiers (Escort Cup): 1 - 1983 Record Attendance at Thebarton Oval: 20,832 v Norwood in 1962 Record Attendance: 48,755 v Norwood at Adelaide Oval, 1948 SANFL Grand Final Most Games: 327 by Lindsay Head (1952–70) Most Goals in a Season: 85 by John Willis in 1952 Highest Score: 34.15 (219) v South Adelaide at Adelaide Oval, Round 14, 1950 Magarey Medallists: Tom MacKenzie (1902), Dave Low (1912), John Karney (1921), Max Pontifex (1932), Bob Hank (1946 & 1947), Lindsay Head (1955, 1958 & 1963) All-Australians: Bob Hank (1953), Lindsay Head (1956), Geoff Kingston (1961), Bob Shearman (1961) References External links Full Points Footy History of West Torrens Football Club Talking Footy South Australia Former South Australian National Football League clubs Australian rules football clubs in South