List of Gold Coast Suns records

Gold Coast Suns
Gold Coast Suns
Names
Full name	GCFC Limited, trading as Gold Coast Suns
Nickname(s)	Suns, Sunnies, Coasters
Club details
Founded	2009;16 years ago
Colours	Deep Red; Sunburnt Gold; Oceanic Blue
Competition	AFL: Senior men; AFLW: Senior women; VFL: Reserves men
Ground(s)	People First Stadium (capacity: 25,000)
Training ground(s)	Heritage Bank Stadium & Gold Coast Sports and Leisure Centre
Uniforms
Home	Away
Other information
Official website	goldcoastfc.com.au

Last updated August 28, 2025

This is a list of records from the Gold Coast Football Club since its inception in the Australian Football League (AFL) in 2011. The top five of each record is shown unless there have not been five occurrences of the record.

Individual records

Key

Currently on the Gold Coast Suns' list.

Games

Most games

Rank	Name	Years	Games
1	David Swallow	2011–	247
2	Touk Miller	2015–	212
3	Jarrod Harbrow	2011–2021	192
4	Alex Sexton	2012–	186
5	Jarrod Witts	2017–	163
Last updated Round 24, 2025^[2]

Most consecutive games

Rank	Name	Years	Games
1	Matt Rowell	2021–	102
2	Sam Collins	2021–2025	90
3	Noah Anderson	2022–	83
4	Jarrod Witts	2018–2021	64
5	Jack Lukosius	2019–2022	58
Last updated Round 24, 2025

Age

Youngest players: Age on their debut

Rank	Name	Round	Year	Age
1	David Swallow	2	2011	18 years, 134 days
2	Jacob Heron	9	2018	18 years, 160 days
3	Alex Sexton	1	2012	18 years, 168 days
4	Callum Ah Chee	1	2016	18 years, 169 days
5	Jesse Lonergan	2	2013	18 years, 171 days
Last updated end of 2024 season

Oldest players: Age in their last game played

Rank	Name	Round	Year	Age
1	Levi Casboult	2	2024	34 years, 9 days
2	Michael Rischitelli	23	2019	33 years, 228 days
3	Gary Ablett Jr.	23	2017	33 years, 88 days
4	Jarrod Harbrow	23	2021	33 years, 34 days
5	Nick Malceski	19	2016	31 years, 351 days
Last updated end of 2024 season

Height

Tallest players

Rank	Name	Years	Height
1	Jarrod Witts	2017–	209 cm
2	Zac Smith	2011–2015, 2020–2021	206 cm
2	Ned Moyle	2021–	206 cm
4	Tom Nicholls	2011–2019	203 cm
4	Peter Wright	2015–2020	203 cm
Last updated end of 2024 season

Shortest players

Rank	Name	Years	Height
1	Jake Rogers	2024–	172 cm
1	Hewago Oea	2022–2024	172 cm
3	Darcy Macpherson	2016–2024	174 cm
4	Malcolm Rosas	2021–	175 cm
4	Connor Budarick	2020–	175 cm
4	Brandon Matera	2011–2016	175 cm
4	Dion Prestia	2011–2016	175 cm
Last updated end of 2024 season

Goalkicking

Most goals

Rank	Name	Years	Goals
1	Tom Lynch	2011–2018	254
2	Ben King	2019–	235
3	Alex Sexton	2012–	164
4	Ben Ainsworth	2017–	131
5	Gary Ablett Jr.	2011–2017	124
5	Brandon Matera	2011–2017	124
Last updated round 21, 2025

Most goals in a season

Rank	Name	Year	Goals
1	Ben King	2025	69*
2	Tom Lynch	2016	66
3	Ben King	2024	55
4	Ben King	2021	47
5	Tom Lynch	2014	46
Last updated round 24, 2025

Most goals in a game

Rank	Name	Opponent	Round	Year	Goals
1	Tom Lynch	Carlton	2	2018	8
2	Ben King	Essendon	24	2025	7
2	Tom Lynch	Carlton	6	2017	7
2	Charlie Dixon	North Melbourne	14	2015	7
5	Ben King	West Coast	1	2025	6
5	Ben King	Carlton	22	2025	6
5	Alex Sexton	North Melbourne	23	2022	6
5	Brandon Matera	Hawthorn	3	2017	6
5	Charlie Dixon	Brisbane Lions	5	2015	6
5	Harley Bennell	Geelong	14	2014	6
5	Charlie Dixon	Greater Western Sydney	5	2013	6
Last updated round 24, 2025

Most seasons as leading goalkicker

Rank	Name	Seasons
1	Ben King	5
2	Tom Lynch	4
3	Alex Sexton	2
3	Gary Ablett Jr.	2
Last updated end of 2025 season

Most goals on debut

Rank	Name	Opponent	Round	Year	Goals
1	Izak Rankine	Melbourne	6	2020	3
2	Charlie Dixon	Carlton	2	2011	2
2	Josh Hall	Richmond	16	2012	2
2	Tom Lynch	Brisbane Lions	7	2011	2
2	Elijah Hollands	Brisbane Lions	19	2022	2
2	Josh Corbett	Brisbane Lions	6	2019	2
Last updated round 21, 2025

Winning goals after the siren

Goal Kicker	Round	Year	Opponent
Karmichael Hunt	16	2012	Richmond
Noah Anderson	17	2022	Richmond
Mac Andrew	22	2024	Essendon

Coaching

Most games coached

Rank	Name	Commenced	Concluded	Games
1	Stuart Dew	Rd 1, 2018	Rd 17, 2023	121
2	Guy McKenna	Rd 2, 2011	Rd 22, 2014	88
3	Rodney Eade	Rd 1, 2015	Rd 20, 2017	63
4	Damien Hardwick	Rd 1, 2024	—	42
5	Steven King	Rd 18, 2023	Rd 24, 2023	7
Last updated round 21, 2025

Most wins as coach

Rank	Name	Years active	Wins
1	Stuart Dew	2018–2023	36
2	Damien Hardwick	2024–	24
2	Guy McKenna	2011–2014	24
4	Rodney Eade	2015–2017	16
5	Steven King	2023	2
Last updated round 21, 2025

Highest winning percentage as coach

Rank	Name	Wins	Draws	Losses	Win %
1	Damien Hardwick	24	0	18	57.1
2	Stuart Dew	36	1	84	29.7
3	Steven King	2	0	5	28.6
4	Guy McKenna	24	0	64	27.3
5	Rodney Eade	16	1	46	25.2
Last updated round 21, 2025

Awards

Brownlow Medals

Rank	Name	Years won	Total
1	Gary Ablett Jr.	2013	1

Most club best and fairest awards

Rank	Name	Years won	Total
1	Gary Ablett Jr.	2011, 2012, 2013, 2017	4
2	Sam Collins	2020, 2024	2
2	Tom Lynch	2015, 2016	2
2	Touk Miller	2021, 2022	2
Last updated end of 2024 season

Match records

Scores

Biggest wins

Rank	Margin	Opponent	Year	Round	Venue
1	95	Essendon	2025	24	Carrara Stadium
2	87	West Coast	2025	1	Perth Stadium
3	86	Hawthorn	2017	3	Carrara Stadium
4	84	Richmond	2025	21	Carrara Stadium
5	83	Greater Western Sydney	2013	23	Carrara Stadium
Last updated round 24, 2025

Biggest losses

Rank	Margin	Opponent	Year	Round	Venue
1	150	Geelong	2011	20	Kardinia Park
2	139	Essendon	2011	6	Docklands Stadium
3	126	West Coast	2012	14	Subiaco Oval
4	120	Geelong	2016	6	Kardinia Park
5	119	Carlton	2011	2	The Gabba
Last updated round 24, 2025

Highest score

Rank	Score	Goals	Behinds	Opponent	Year	Round	Venue
1	164	26	8	Geelong	2024	10	Marrara Oval
2	153	23	15	Essendon	2025	24	Carrara Stadium
3	148	21	22	Greater Western Sydney	2013	5	Manuka Oval
4	146	22	14	Greater Western Sydney	2013	23	Carrara Stadium
5	141	21	15	North Melbourne	2025	5	Barossa Park
Last updated round 24, 2025

Lowest score

Rank	Score	Goals	Behinds	Opponent	Year	Round	Venue
1	20	3	2	Port Adelaide	2017	23	Adelaide Oval
2	26	4	2	Greater Western Sydney	2018	12	Sydney Showground Stadium
3	27	4	3	Carlton	2020	13	Marrara Oval
4	29	4	5	Port Adelaide	2020	1	Carrara Stadium
5	30	4	6	Melbourne	2021	16	Docklands Stadium
5	30	4	6	Essendon	2021	11	Kardinia Park
Last updated end of 2024 season

Biggest comebacks

Rank	Largest deficit	Final score	Opponent	Opponent score	Round	Year	Venue
1	40	15.14.104	Port Adelaide	15.11.101	5	2011	Football Park
1	40	14.10.94	Richmond	13.14.92	17	2022	Carrara Stadium
3	36	12.13.85	Richmond	9.16.70	17	2011	Cazaly's Stadium
4	29	17.15.117	Sydney	12.7.79	7	2025	Carrara Stadium
4	29	12.16.88	Sydney	8.16.64	18	2018	SCG
Last updated round 21, 2025

Biggest collapses

Rank	Largest lead	Final score	Opponent	Opponent score	Round	Year	Venue
1	40	13.9.87	Carlton	13.13.91	23	2023	Carrara Stadium
2	39	11.12.78	St Kilda	11.14.80	13	2018	Carrara Stadium
3	37	11.7.73	Western Bulldogs	14.11.95	15	2015	Cazaly's Stadium
4	31	11.10.76	St Kilda	11.14.80	13	2019	Riverway Stadium
5	30	13.9.87	Melbourne	18.14.122	10	2017	Traeger Park
Last updated round 21, 2025

Streaks

Longest winning streaks

Rank	Commenced	Concluded	Matches
1	Round 23, 2024	Round 5, 2025	5
1	Round 5, 2014	Round 10, 2014	5
3	Round 9, 2025	Round 11, 2025	3
3	Round 16, 2025	Round 18, 2025	3
3	Round 1, 2016	Round 3, 2016	3
3	Round 2, 2019	Round 4, 2019	3
3	Round 2, 2020	Round 4, 2020	3
Last updated round 21, 2024

Longest losing streaks

Rank	Commenced	Concluded	Matches
1	Round 18, 2011	Round 15, 2012	21
2	Round 5, 2019	Round 2, 2020	19
3	Round 4, 2016	Round 14, 2016	10
4	Round 8, 2011	Round 16, 2011	8
4	Round 20, 2014	Round 4, 2015	8
Last updated round 21, 2025

Attendances

Top home attendances

Rank	Round	Opponent	Venue	Crowd
1	Round 3, 2018	Fremantle	Perth Stadium	33,388
2	Round 2, 2011	Carlton	The Gabba	27,914
3	Round 7, 2011	Brisbane	The Gabba	25,501
4	Round 16, 2014	Collingwood	Carrara Stadium	24,032
5	Round 18, 2011	Collingwood	Carrara Stadium	23,302
Last updated round 21, 2025

Win–loss record

Opponent	Played	Won	Lost	Drawn	Win %
Adelaide Crows	19	4	15	0	21.05
Brisbane Lions	27	7	20	0	25.93
Carlton Blues	19	7	12	0	36.84
Collingwood Magpies	15	4	11	0	25.93
Essendon Bombers	16	4	11	1	28.13
Fremantle Dockers	15	5	10	0	33.33
Geelong Cats	16	4	12	0	25.00
GWS Giants	19	5	14	0	26.32
Hawthorn Hawks	18	6	12	0	33.33
Melbourne Demons	18	3	15	0	16.67
North Melbourne Kangaroos	21	11	10	0	52.38
Port Adelaide Power	16	2	14	0	12.50
Richmond Tigers	15	8	7	0	53.33
St Kilda Saints	19	5	14	0	26.32
Sydney Swans	17	4	13	0	23.53
West Coast Eagles	18	6	11	1	36.11
Western Bulldogs	17	4	13	0	23.53
Total	305	89	214	2	29.51
Last updated: End of 2024 Season

References

↑ "Current details for ABN 47 144 555 822". ABN Lookup. Australian Business Register. November 2014. Retrieved 4 August 2020.
↑ "AFL Tables - All Time Player List - Gold Coast".

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[1] "Current details for ABN 47 144 555 822". ABN Lookup. Australian Business Register. November 2014. Retrieved 4 August 2020.

[2] "AFL Tables - All Time Player List - Gold Coast".

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