Gavin Colville 2005 – Mark McKenzie 2006 – Mark McKenzie 2007 – Leigh Treeby 2008 – Mark McKenzie & Luke Powell 2009 – Mark McKenzie 2010 – Justin Cicolella 2011 – Mark McKenzie 2012 – Angus Rowntree 2013 – Phil Raymond 2014 – Scott Lewis 2015 - Angus Rowntree 2016 – Jared Petrenko 2017 - Joseph Sinor 2018 - James Boyd 2019 - Jordan Foote 2020 - Joseph Sinor 2021 - James Tsitas 2022 - Riley Knight Life Governors The highest individual honour that is bestowed by the club Bob Hank Lindsay Head Fred Bills Malcolm Blight Andrew Payze Andrew Rogers Bob Simunsen Ron Fuller Justin Cicolella Luke Powell Club records South Australian Premiers: 9 – 1924, 1933, 1945, 1953, 1993, 2006, 2011, 2020, 2021 South Australian Night Series Winners: 4 – 1983, 1988, 1993, 1994 Home Ground(s): Woodville Oval (Maughan Thiem Kia Oval) (1992–present) Former Home Ground(s): Football Park (AAMI Stadium) (1991), Thebarton Oval (Adelaide Airport Stadium) (2012– 2014) Record Attendance: 42,719 v Norwood at Football Park, 1993 SANFL Grand Final Record Attendance Minor Round: 15,126 v Port Adelaide at Football Park, 1994 SANFL ANZAC Day Record Night Attendance at Thebarton Oval: 4,566 v Port Adelaide, Round 1, 2012 Most Games: 266 by Justin Cicolella (1998–2012) Most Goals in a Season: 99 by Scott Morphett in 1991 Most Goals for the Club: 312 by Mark Passador (2003–10) Most Goals in a Game: 12 by Andrew Taylor vs North Adelaide in 1994 Most Years as Coach: 9 by Michael Godden (2010–18) Most Premierships as Coach: 2 by Jade Sheedy (2020, 2021) Most Years as Captain: 8 by Luke Thompson (2015–22) Most Premierships as Captain: 2 by Luke Thompson (2020, 2021) Most Best & Fairest Awards: 5 by Mark McKenzie (2005, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2011) SANFL Magarey Medallists: James Tsitas (2021) SANFL Ken Farmer Medallists: Scott Morphett (1991), Mark Passador (2006), Michael Wundke (2014), James Rowe (2020), Daniel Menzel (2022) Highest Score: 30.14 (194) v North Adelaide in 1994 Longest Winning Run: 14 (1993–94 – last 7 games in 1993, first 7 games in 1994) Longest Winning Run in a Season: 12 (2004) Longest Losing Run: 8 (1997) Home Grounds The Woodville-West Torrens Eagles first home ground was SANFL league headquarters Football Park in their inaugural season of 1991. In 1992 the new club moved permanently to the Woodville Oval (former home of the Woodville Warriors). Due to Woodville Oval also