List of Adelaide Football Club records and statistics

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This article contains records and statistics for the Adelaide Football Club (Adelaide Crows) who have played in the Australian Football League since 1991. The information on this article does not take into consideration games played against non-AFL teams.

Contents

This article is current to the end of the 2024 AFL season.

Main sources of information: afltables.com [1] and afl.com.au [2]

Win–loss records

Active teams

Source Updated to the end of 2024

TeamGamesWinsLossesDrawsWin%
Brisbane Lions 401821146.3%
Carlton 452421053.3%
Collingwood 501534131.0%
Essendon 442025044.4%
Fremantle 442420054.6%
Geelong 512130041.2%
Gold Coast 19154079.0%
Greater Western Sydney 18117061.1%
Hawthorn 492227044.9%
Melbourne 462620056.5%
North Melbourne 512922056.7%
Port Adelaide 562828050.0%
Richmond 442618059.1%
St Kilda 493117164.3%
Sydney 472522053.2%
West Coast 562630046.4%
Western Bulldogs 502327046.0%

Discontinued teams

TeamGamesWinsLossesDrawsWin%
Brisbane Bears 970277.78%
Fitzroy 960366.67%

Game records

Highest scores

Highest score in a game by Adelaide Crows (2024)
Highest scoreG.BOpponentOpp. ScoreG.BVenueGame
18830.8 Essendon 506.14 Football Park round 10, 2006
18729.13 Greater Western Sydney 527.10 Sydney Showground Stadium round 7, 2013
18529.11 Richmond 487.6 Football Park round 17, 1997
18028.12 North Melbourne 10716.11 Football Park round 24, 1991
17827.16 Greater Western Sydney 598.11 Sydney Showground Stadium round 16, 2012
17828.10 Richmond 8412.12 MCG round 1, 1993
17727.15 Brisbane Lions 396.3 Adelaide Oval round 20, 2016
17627.14 Carlton 10416.8 Docklands Stadium round 22, 2009
17427.12 West Coast 528.4 Adelaide Oval round 13, 2023
17127.9 Essendon 598.11 Docklands Stadium round 20, 2015
17126.15 Richmond 324.8 Football Park round 16, 1993
16924.25 Geelong 7811.12 Football Park round 23, 1992
16825.18 Brisbane Lions 639.9 The Gabba round 20, 2014
16725.17 Fremantle 7411.8 Football Park round 2, 1998
16626.10 Essendon 7010.10 Football Park elimination final, 2009
16626.10 Fitzroy 679.13 Football Park round 17, 1996
16526.9 Carlton 618.13 Docklands round 23, 2018
16324.19 Richmond 537.11 MCG round 20, 1992
16225.12 North Melbourne 10015.10 Docklands Stadium round 20, 2001
16124.17 Western Bulldogs 9313.15 MCG preliminary final, 1998
16123.23 Essendon 659.11 Football Park round 4, 1996

Lowest scores

Lowest Score in a game by Adelaide crows (2024)
Lowest ScoreG.BOpponentOpp. ScoreG.BVenueGame
212.9 Essendon 8411.18 Docklands Stadium round 17, 2021
243.6 St Kilda 12719.13 Docklands Stadium round 18, 2011
29 [lower-alpha 1] 4.5 Gold Coast 8212.10 Carrara Stadium round 3, 2020
314.7 St Kilda 16224.18 Moorabbin Oval round 7, 1991
324.8 Hawthorn 8812.16 MCG round 13, 2018
33 [lower-alpha 1] 4.9 Richmond 7712.5 Adelaide Oval round 18, 2020
344.10 Fremantle 699.15 Perth Stadium round 3, 2024
344.10 Footscray 11817.16 Western Oval round 20, 1994
34 [lower-alpha 1] 4.10 Fremantle 548.6 Carrara Stadium round 5, 2020
34 [lower-alpha 1] 5.4 West Coast 6710.7 The Gabba round 6, 2020
35 [lower-alpha 1] 5.5 Port Adelaide 11017.8 Adelaide Oval round 2, 2020
375.7 Collingwood 16023.22 Victoria Park round 15, 1991
37 [lower-alpha 1] 5.7 Melbourne 8813.10 Adelaide Oval round 10, 2020
37 [lower-alpha 1] 5.7 Geelong 659.11 Adelaide Oval round 13, 2020
385.8 Geelong 9113.13 Kardinia Park round 19, 1994
38 [lower-alpha 1] 5.8 Collingwood 6210.2 Adelaide Oval round 11, 2020
385.8 Port Adelaide 8712.15 Adelaide Oval round 8, 2021
394.15 Greater Western Sydney 10615.16 Adelaide Oval round 7, 2021

Notes

  1. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 The 2020 season was played with 17 home-and-away matches per team (down from 22) and 16-minute quarters with time on (down from 20-minute quarters with time on) due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Biggest wins

Biggest winning margins by Adelaide Crows (2024)
MarginG.BScoreOpponentG.BOpp. ScoreVenueGame
13926.15171 Richmond 4.832 Football Park round 16, 1993
13827.15177 Brisbane Lions 6.339 Adelaide Oval round 20, 2016
13830.8188 Essendon 6.1450 Football Park round 10, 2006
13729.11185 Richmond 7.648 Football Park round 17, 1997
13529.13187 Greater Western Sydney 7.1052 Sydney Showground Stadium round 7, 2013
12227.12174 West Coast 8.452 Adelaide Oval round 13, 2023
11927.16178 Greater Western Sydney 8.1159 Sydney Showground Stadium round 16, 2012
11719.16130 Fremantle 1.713 Football Park round 15, 2009
11227.9171 Essendon 8.1159 Docklands Stadium round 20, 2015
11022.19151 Collingwood 5.1141 Football Park round 21, 2005
11024.19163 Richmond 7.1153 MCG round 20, 1992
10525.18168 Brisbane Lions 9.963 The Gabba round 20, 2014
10426.9165 Carlton 8.1361 Docklands Stadium round 23, 2018
10020.23143 Fremantle 6.743 Adelaide Oval round 10, 2017

Biggest losses

Biggest losing margins by Adelaide Crows (2024)
MarginG.BScoreOpponentG.BOpp. ScoreVenueGame
1416.1248 Brisbane Lions 29.15189 The Gabba round 17, 2004
1355.1242 West Coast 26.21177 Subiaco Oval round 19, 1995
1314.731 St Kilda 24.18162 Moorabbin Oval round 7, 1991
12312.1587 Geelong 32.18210 Kardinia Park round 8, 1992
1235.737 Collingwood 23.22160 Victoria Park round 15, 1991
1228.1260 Essendon 27.20182 MCG round 14, 1995
1185.1141 Sydney 25.9159 SCG round 20, 1999
11410.1373 West Coast 29.13187 WACA Ground round 4, 2000
1033.624 St Kilda 19.13127 Docklands Stadium round 18, 2011

Attendances

Attendances by season

Attendances by club

Attendances by venue

Highest crowds

Lowest crowds

Highest finals crowds

Lowest finals crowds

Coaching records

^Denotes current coach
Adelaide Crows Coaching Record (2024)
CoachSeasonsGamesWinsDrawsLossesWin percentageGrand finals
Neil Craig 2004–20111669207455.42%0
Gary Ayres 2000–20041075505251.40%0
Matthew Nicks^2020–1063716835.38%0
Don Pyke 2016–2019935613660.75%1
Graham Cornes 1991–1994894314548.88%0
Malcolm Blight 1997–1999744103355.41%2
Brenton Sanderson 2012–2014693903056.52%0
Robert Shaw 1995–1996441702738.64%0
Phil Walsh 20151270558.33%0
Scott Camporeale 20151170463.64%0
Mark Bickley 2011630350.00%0
Scott Burns 202210010.00%0

Venues

^Denotes venue played at in 2024 AFL season.
Adelaide's win–loss records by venue (2024)
VenuePlayedWinsDrawsLossesGoals for–behinds forTotal forGoals against–behinds againstTotal againstPoints %Win percentage
Football Park 28018001003983.3658275563282.291622608121.89%64.29%
Adelaide Oval^133751321740.1569120091509.137910433115.11%56.77%
MCG^79291491024.94370871105.965759593.31%37.34%
Docklands Stadium^72350371054.8027126980.8386718106.07%48.61%
Subiaco Oval 3412022410.4002860487.429335185.35%35.29%
The Gabba^2913016376.3642620401.401280793.34%44.83%
Kardinia Park^243021261.2501816366.299249572.79%12.50%
SCG^2313010310.3042164329.296227095.33%56.52%
Princes Park 236017292.2632015368.299250780.37%26.09%
Carrara Stadium^181206252.2131725207.1781420121.48%66.67%
Waverley Park 14518159.1751129199.167136182.95%39.29%
York Park 720582.70562102.6767982.77%28.57%
Sydney Showground Stadium 6303112.9076272.76508150.00%50.00%
Perth Stadium^620469.6948373.6250096.60%33.33%
Victoria Park 600658.7742599.8067463.06%0%
Bellerive Oval^420263.5543356.49385112.47%50.00%
Eureka Stadium 410334.4224653.5537365.95%25.00%
Western Oval 410342.3428658.5440271.14%25.00%
Marrara Oval 320144.2929344.29270108.52%66.67%
Manuka Oval 200227.2318531.3021685.65%0%
Moorabbin Oval 200213.189645.3130131.89%0%
WACA Ground 200221.2515146.2930549.51%0%
Cazaly's Stadium 11009.12668.1260110.00%100.00%
Traeger Park 10018.75523.814637.67%0%
Windy Hill 10016.114712.209251.09%0%
Totals778397337810449.9503721979949.878268476105.43%51.22%

Streaks

Consecutive games won

GamesCommencedConcluded
OpponentRound OpponentRound 
10 Richmond round 13, 2005 West Coast round 22, 2005
8 Gold Coast round 9, 2016 Collingwood round 17, 2016
8 Carlton round 9, 2006 North Melbourne round 16, 2006
7 Carlton round 9, 2009 Fremantle round 15, 2009
6 Greater Western Sydney round 1, 2017 Richmond round 6, 2017

Consecutive games lost

GamesCommencedConcluded
OpponentRound OpponentRound 
16 West Coast round 19, 2019 Geelong round 13, 2020
9 Brisbane Lions round 19, 1999 Brisbane Lions round 5, 2000
7 Collingwood semi final, 2009 Port Adelaide round 6, 2010
6 Brisbane Lions round 20, 2000 Port Adelaide round 3, 2001
6 Collingwood round 9, 2011 Geelong round 14, 2011

Consecutive games scoring 100+

GamesCommencedConcluded
OpponentRound OpponentRound 
7 Gold Coast round 9, 2016 Carlton round 16, 2016
6 Greater Western Sydney round 1, 2017 Richmond round 6, 2017
5 Sydney round 1, 1996 North Melbourne round 5, 1996
5 St Kilda round 12, 2006 North Melbourne round 16, 2006

Consecutive games conceding 100+

GamesCommencedConcluded
OpponentRound OpponentRound 
6 North Melbourne round 22, 1999 Brisbane Lions round 5, 2000
6 Collingwood round 9, 2011 Geelong round 14, 2011
5 West Coast round 10, 1992 Essendon round 14, 1992
5 Footscray round 9, 1996 Melbourne round 13, 1996

Most games played

^Denotes current player
Player  GamesKicks  MarksHandballs Disposals GoalsBehinds 
Andrew McLeod 3404440105722846724275196
Tyson Edwards 3213758144123366094192125
Mark Ricciuto 3123984136925856569292222
Ben Hart 31130861082118642724540
Taylor Walker^2782458152410553513641394
Nigel Smart 278250384415534056116104
Simon Goodwin 2753326109824175743162135
Mark Bickley 2723163886231454777790
Scott Thompson 2693499119432536752145116
Brodie Smith^26233931118173735137178

Goalkicking records

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