List of Adelaide Football Club records and statistics

Last updated September 01, 2024

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

Win–loss records

Active teams

Source Updated to the end of 2024

Team	Games	Wins	Losses	Draws	Win%
Brisbane Lions	40	18	21	1	46.3%
Carlton	45	24	21	0	53.3%
Collingwood	50	15	34	1	31.0%
Essendon	44	20	25	0	44.4%
Fremantle	44	24	20	0	54.6%
Geelong	51	21	30	0	41.2%
Gold Coast	19	15	4	0	79.0%
Greater Western Sydney	18	11	7	0	61.1%
Hawthorn	49	22	27	0	44.9%
Melbourne	46	26	20	0	56.5%
North Melbourne	51	29	22	0	56.7%
Port Adelaide	56	28	28	0	50.0%
Richmond	44	26	18	0	59.1%
St Kilda	49	31	17	1	64.3%
Sydney	47	25	22	0	53.2%
West Coast	56	26	30	0	46.4%
Western Bulldogs	50	23	27	0	46.0%

Discontinued teams

Team	Games	Wins	Losses	Draws	Win%
Brisbane Bears	9	7	0	2	77.78%
Fitzroy	9	6	0	3	66.67%

Game records

Highest scores

Highest score in a game by Adelaide Crows (2024)
Highest score	G.B	Opponent	Opp. Score	G.B	Venue	Game
188	30.8	Essendon	50	6.14	Football Park	round 10, 2006
187	29.13	Greater Western Sydney	52	7.10	Sydney Showground Stadium	round 7, 2013
185	29.11	Richmond	48	7.6	Football Park	round 17, 1997
180	28.12	North Melbourne	107	16.11	Football Park	round 24, 1991
178	27.16	Greater Western Sydney	59	8.11	Sydney Showground Stadium	round 16, 2012
178	28.10	Richmond	84	12.12	MCG	round 1, 1993
177	27.15	Brisbane Lions	39	6.3	Adelaide Oval	round 20, 2016
176	27.14	Carlton	104	16.8	Docklands Stadium	round 22, 2009
174	27.12	West Coast	52	8.4	Adelaide Oval	round 13, 2023
171	27.9	Essendon	59	8.11	Docklands Stadium	round 20, 2015
171	26.15	Richmond	32	4.8	Football Park	round 16, 1993
169	24.25	Geelong	78	11.12	Football Park	round 23, 1992
168	25.18	Brisbane Lions	63	9.9	The Gabba	round 20, 2014
167	25.17	Fremantle	74	11.8	Football Park	round 2, 1998
166	26.10	Essendon	70	10.10	Football Park	elimination final, 2009
166	26.10	Fitzroy	67	9.13	Football Park	round 17, 1996
165	26.9	Carlton	61	8.13	Docklands	round 23, 2018
163	24.19	Richmond	53	7.11	MCG	round 20, 1992
162	25.12	North Melbourne	100	15.10	Docklands Stadium	round 20, 2001
161	24.17	Western Bulldogs	93	13.15	MCG	preliminary final, 1998
161	23.23	Essendon	65	9.11	Football Park	round 4, 1996

Lowest scores

Lowest Score in a game by Adelaide crows (2024)
Lowest Score	G.B	Opponent	Opp. Score	G.B	Venue	Game
21	2.9	Essendon	84	11.18	Docklands Stadium	round 17, 2021
24	3.6	St Kilda	127	19.13	Docklands Stadium	round 18, 2011
29 ^{[lower-alpha 1]}	4.5	Gold Coast	82	12.10	Carrara Stadium	round 3, 2020
31	4.7	St Kilda	162	24.18	Moorabbin Oval	round 7, 1991
32	4.8	Hawthorn	88	12.16	MCG	round 13, 2018
33 ^{[lower-alpha 1]}	4.9	Richmond	77	12.5	Adelaide Oval	round 18, 2020
34	4.10	Fremantle	69	9.15	Perth Stadium	round 3, 2024
34	4.10	Footscray	118	17.16	Western Oval	round 20, 1994
34 ^{[lower-alpha 1]}	4.10	Fremantle	54	8.6	Carrara Stadium	round 5, 2020
34 ^{[lower-alpha 1]}	5.4	West Coast	67	10.7	The Gabba	round 6, 2020
35 ^{[lower-alpha 1]}	5.5	Port Adelaide	110	17.8	Adelaide Oval	round 2, 2020
37	5.7	Collingwood	160	23.22	Victoria Park	round 15, 1991
37 ^{[lower-alpha 1]}	5.7	Melbourne	88	13.10	Adelaide Oval	round 10, 2020
37 ^{[lower-alpha 1]}	5.7	Geelong	65	9.11	Adelaide Oval	round 13, 2020
38	5.8	Geelong	91	13.13	Kardinia Park	round 19, 1994
38 ^{[lower-alpha 1]}	5.8	Collingwood	62	10.2	Adelaide Oval	round 11, 2020
38	5.8	Port Adelaide	87	12.15	Adelaide Oval	round 8, 2021
39	4.15	Greater Western Sydney	106	15.16	Adelaide Oval	round 7, 2021

Notes

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)
Margin	G.B	Score	Opponent	G.B	Opp. Score	Venue	Game
139	26.15	171	Richmond	4.8	32	Football Park	round 16, 1993
138	27.15	177	Brisbane Lions	6.3	39	Adelaide Oval	round 20, 2016
138	30.8	188	Essendon	6.14	50	Football Park	round 10, 2006
137	29.11	185	Richmond	7.6	48	Football Park	round 17, 1997
135	29.13	187	Greater Western Sydney	7.10	52	Sydney Showground Stadium	round 7, 2013
122	27.12	174	West Coast	8.4	52	Adelaide Oval	round 13, 2023
119	27.16	178	Greater Western Sydney	8.11	59	Sydney Showground Stadium	round 16, 2012
117	19.16	130	Fremantle	1.7	13	Football Park	round 15, 2009
112	27.9	171	Essendon	8.11	59	Docklands Stadium	round 20, 2015
110	22.19	151	Collingwood	5.11	41	Football Park	round 21, 2005
110	24.19	163	Richmond	7.11	53	MCG	round 20, 1992
105	25.18	168	Brisbane Lions	9.9	63	The Gabba	round 20, 2014
104	26.9	165	Carlton	8.13	61	Docklands Stadium	round 23, 2018
100	20.23	143	Fremantle	6.7	43	Adelaide Oval	round 10, 2017

Biggest losses

Biggest losing margins by Adelaide Crows (2024)
Margin	G.B	Score	Opponent	G.B	Opp. Score	Venue	Game
141	6.12	48	Brisbane Lions	29.15	189	The Gabba	round 17, 2004
135	5.12	42	West Coast	26.21	177	Subiaco Oval	round 19, 1995
131	4.7	31	St Kilda	24.18	162	Moorabbin Oval	round 7, 1991
123	12.15	87	Geelong	32.18	210	Kardinia Park	round 8, 1992
123	5.7	37	Collingwood	23.22	160	Victoria Park	round 15, 1991
122	8.12	60	Essendon	27.20	182	MCG	round 14, 1995
118	5.11	41	Sydney	25.9	159	SCG	round 20, 1999
114	10.13	73	West Coast	29.13	187	WACA Ground	round 4, 2000
103	3.6	24	St Kilda	19.13	127	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)
Coach	Seasons	Games	Wins	Draws	Losses	Win percentage	Grand finals
Neil Craig	2004–2011	166	92	0	74	55.42%	0
Gary Ayres	2000–2004	107	55	0	52	51.40%	0
Matthew Nicks^	2020–	106	37	1	68	35.38%	0
Don Pyke	2016–2019	93	56	1	36	60.75%	1
Graham Cornes	1991–1994	89	43	1	45	48.88%	0
Malcolm Blight	1997–1999	74	41	0	33	55.41%	2
Brenton Sanderson	2012–2014	69	39	0	30	56.52%	0
Robert Shaw	1995–1996	44	17	0	27	38.64%	0
Phil Walsh	2015	12	7	0	5	58.33%	0
Scott Camporeale	2015	11	7	0	4	63.64%	0
Mark Bickley	2011	6	3	0	3	50.00%	0
Scott Burns	2022	1	0	0	1	0.00%	0

Venues

^		Denotes venue played at in 2024 AFL season.

Adelaide's win–loss records by venue (2024)
Venue	Played	Wins	Draws	Losses	Goals for–behinds for	Total for	Goals against–behinds against	Total against	Points %	Win percentage
Football Park	280	180	0	100	3983.3658	27556	3282.2916	22608	121.89%	64.29%
Adelaide Oval^	133	75	1	32	1740.1569	12009	1509.1379	10433	115.11%	56.77%
MCG^	79	29	1	49	1024.943	7087	1105.965	7595	93.31%	37.34%
Docklands Stadium^	72	35	0	37	1054.802	7126	980.838	6718	106.07%	48.61%
Subiaco Oval	34	12	0	22	410.400	2860	487.429	3351	85.35%	35.29%
The Gabba^	29	13	0	16	376.364	2620	401.401	2807	93.34%	44.83%
Kardinia Park^	24	3	0	21	261.250	1816	366.299	2495	72.79%	12.50%
SCG^	23	13	0	10	310.304	2164	329.296	2270	95.33%	56.52%
Princes Park	23	6	0	17	292.263	2015	368.299	2507	80.37%	26.09%
Carrara Stadium^	18	12	0	6	252.213	1725	207.178	1420	121.48%	66.67%
Waverley Park	14	5	1	8	159.175	1129	199.167	1361	82.95%	39.29%
York Park	7	2	0	5	82.70	562	102.67	679	82.77%	28.57%
Sydney Showground Stadium	6	3	0	3	112.90	762	72.76	508	150.00%	50.00%
Perth Stadium^	6	2	0	4	69.69	483	73.62	500	96.60%	33.33%
Victoria Park	6	0	0	6	58.77	425	99.80	674	63.06%	0%
Bellerive Oval^	4	2	0	2	63.55	433	56.49	385	112.47%	50.00%
Eureka Stadium	4	1	0	3	34.42	246	53.55	373	65.95%	25.00%
Western Oval	4	1	0	3	42.34	286	58.54	402	71.14%	25.00%
Marrara Oval	3	2	0	1	44.29	293	44.29	270	108.52%	66.67%
Manuka Oval	2	0	0	2	27.23	185	31.30	216	85.65%	0%
Moorabbin Oval	2	0	0	2	13.18	96	45.31	301	31.89%	0%
WACA Ground	2	0	0	2	21.25	151	46.29	305	49.51%	0%
Cazaly's Stadium	1	1	0	0	9.12	66	8.12	60	110.00%	100.00%
Traeger Park	1	0	0	1	8.7	55	23.8	146	37.67%	0%
Windy Hill	1	0	0	1	6.11	47	12.20	92	51.09%	0%
Totals	778	397	3	378	10449.9503	72197	9949.8782	68476	105.43%	51.22%

Streaks

Consecutive games won

Games	Commenced		Concluded
Games	Opponent	Round	Opponent	Round
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

Games	Commenced		Concluded
Games	Opponent	Round	Opponent	Round
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+

Games	Commenced		Concluded
Games	Opponent	Round	Opponent	Round
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+

Games	Commenced		Concluded
Games	Opponent	Round	Opponent	Round
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	Games	Kicks	Marks	Handballs	Disposals	Goals	Behinds
Andrew McLeod	340	4440	1057	2284	6724	275	196
Tyson Edwards	321	3758	1441	2336	6094	192	125
Mark Ricciuto	312	3984	1369	2585	6569	292	222
Ben Hart	311	3086	1082	1186	4272	45	40
Taylor Walker^	278	2458	1524	1055	3513	641	394
Nigel Smart	278	2503	844	1553	4056	116	104
Simon Goodwin	275	3326	1098	2417	5743	162	135
Mark Bickley	272	3163	886	2314	5477	77	90
Scott Thompson	269	3499	1194	3253	6752	145	116
Brodie Smith^	262	3393	1118	1737	3513	71	78

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