the home of the Melbourne Reds in the former Australian Baseball League from 1994 to 1999. VFL/AFL Records Highest attendance: 51,370 - St Kilda Football Club vs Collingwood - 1965 Highest winning margin: 140 points - Carlton Blues vs St Kilda - 1985 Most goals: 323 - Tony Lockett St Kilda Football Club - 1983 to 1992 Most goals in a game: 15 - Tony Lockett St Kilda Football Club vs Sydney Swans Football Club - 1992 Most games at Moorabbin: 128 - Barry Breen - 1965 to 1982 Highest Score: 26.20 (176) - Sydney Swans vs St Kilda - 1985 Lowest Score: Geelong 3.3 (21) vs St Kilda - 1971 St Kilda FC Club Records Highest attendance: 51,370 - St Kilda FC vs Collingwood - Round 1, 1965 Highest winning margin: 131 points - St Kilda FC vs Adelaide Football Club - Round 7, 1991 Most goals: 323 - Tony Lockett - St Kilda FC - 1983 to 1992 Most goals in a game: 15 - Tony Lockett - St Kilda FC vs Sydney Swans Football Club - Round 13, 1992 Most games at Moorabbin: 128 - Barry Breen - St Kilda FC - 1965 to 1982 Highest Score: 27.12 (174) - St Kilda FC vs Brisbane Bears Football Club - Round 23, 1991 Most disposals in a game: Paul Callery - St Kilda FC vs Sydney Swans Football Club - Round 19, 1974 Most consecutive wins: 19 - St Kilda FC - Round 1, 2009 vs Sydney Swans Football Club to Round 19, 2009 vs Hawthorn Football Club Grandstands G. G. Huggins Stand (1965 – 2017) Naming rights RSEA Safety Park (Sponsorship deal with St Kilda Saints FC LTD 2017–present) In popular culture An abandoned Moorabbin Oval was the site of a police targeting sniper in Season 1 Episode 3 of the Melbourne-based police drama Rush. Weddings Parties Anything references the Oval in their song A Decent Cup of Coffee References External links Scoring records Attendance records St Kilda Football Club Defunct Australian Football League grounds Sports venues in Melbourne World Series Cricket venues Sport in the City of Kingston (Victoria) Buildings and structures in the City of Kingston (Victoria)