1994 – Garry McIntosh 1995 – Garry McIntosh 1997 – Andrew Jarman 2013 – Matt Thomas 2017 – Mitch Grigg 2018 – Mitch Grigg Fos Williams Medallists 1983 – Michael Aish 1984 – Garry McIntosh 1990 – Andrew Jarman 1992 – Garry McIntosh 1994 – Scott Burns 1995 – Garry McIntosh 1997 – James Thiessen 1998 – Paul McCormack 1999 – Anthony Harvey 2005 – Scott Borlace Jack Oatey Medallists 1982 – Danny Jenkins 1984 – Keith Thomas 1997 – John Cunningham 2012 – Dean Terlich 2013 – Brett Zorzi 2014 – Matt Panos 2018 – Mitch Grigg 2022 – Harry Boyd Ken Farmer Medallists 1997 – Jim West All-Australians Sporting Life Magazine 1947 – Sam Gallagher 1950 – John Marriott, Doug Olds 1951 – John Marriott 1952 – John Marriott 1954 – John Marriott 1955 – Jim Taylor, John Marriott Interstate carnivals 1953 – John Marriott 1961 – Kingsley Wedding 1969 – Graham Molloy 1983 – Michael Aish 1986 – Michael Aish (vice-captain) Club records Attendances Coopers Stadium: 20,280 v Port Adelaide, 1971 round 8 Adelaide Oval: 58,924 v Port Adelaide, 1957 SANFL Grand Final AAMI Stadium: 53,283 v Glenelg, 1975 SANFL Grand Final Most games 371 – Garry McIntosh (1982–1998) Most goals in a season 111 – Neville Roberts (1983) Most goals 669 – Bruce Schultz (1933–1941) Most years as coach 12 – Jack Oatey (1945–56) Most premierships as coach 3 – Jack Oatey (1946, 1948, 1950) Most years as captain 9 – Alfred Waldron (1881–84, 1887–90, 1892) 9 – Garry McIntosh (1990–98) Most premierships as captain 6 – Alfred Waldron (1881, 1882, 1883, 1887, 1888, 1889) Most best and fairest awards 6 – Walter Scott (1920–21, 1923, 1926, 1928, 1930) 6 – Michael Taylor (1973–74, 1978–80, 1986) Highest score 33.21 (219) v North Adelaide 10.9 (69) at Norwood Oval in Round 6, 1977 Most state games 39 – Walter Scott, 1920–32 References External links South Australian National Football League clubs SANFL Women's League Australian rules football clubs in South Australia 1878 establishments in Australia Australian rules football clubs established in 1878