List of Hawthorn Football Club seasons

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The Hawthorn Football Club is a professional Australian rules football club that competes in the Australian Football League (AFL).

Contents

This article lists all seasons dating back to Hawthorn's inaugural season in the Metropolitan Junior Football Association (MJFA, later MAFA), followed by the Victorian Football Association (VFA) and Victorian/Australian Football League (VFL/AFL).

Hawthorn has also had a women's team since 2018, currently competing in the AFL Women's (AFLW) and formerly in the VFL Women's (VFLW).

Men's

Statistics are correct as of the end of the 2024 AFL season.

Premiers/Minor premiersRunner–upFinals appearanceWooden spoonColeman MedalistBrownlow Medalist

Seniors

YearLeagueWLDFinishFinalsCoachCaptainLeading goalkickerPeter Crimmins MedalRef
1902 MJFA 61006th [1]
1903 MJFA 41207th [2]
1904 MJFA 216010th [3]
1905 MJFA 51308th [4]
1906 MJFA 51308thTom Ferguson [5] [6]
1907 MJFA 10623rdEastman [7] [8]
1908 MJFA 61207th [9]
1909 MJFA 51307th [10]
1910 MJFA 31508th [11]
1911 MJFA 31509th [12]
1912 MAFA 10805th Hughie Callan [13] [14]
1913 MAFA 41409th [15]
1914 VFA 31419th Alf Gough Alf Gough Arthur Fewster [16]
1915 VFA 112010th Alf Gough Joe Larkin Arthur Fewster [17]
1916 VFA in recess due to World War I
1917
1918 Hawthorn didn't compete
1919 VFA 81006th Jack McKenzie Len Gibb Len Gibb [18]
1920 VFA 61208th Edwin Alley
Arthur Rademacher 		Edwin Alley
Frank Rigaldi 		Charlie Fehring [19]
1921 VFA 71006th Arthur Rademacher Jim Jackson Cyril Gambetta [20]
1922 VFA 10716th Bill Walton Arthur Rademacher Arthur Pearson [21]
1923 VFA 11704thLost semi-final Bill Walton Bill Walton Fred Latham [22]
1924 VFA 10806th Bill Walton Bill Walton Hec Yeomans [23]
1925 VFL 314012th Alec Hall Jim Jackson Les Woodford Fred Finch [24]
1926 VFL 314111th Dan Minogue Paddy Burke
Dan Minogue 		Bert Hyde [25]
1927 VFL 117012th Dan Minogue Clarrie Lethlean Bert Hyde Ern Utting [26]
1928 VFL 018012th Bert Sutton Bert Sutton Bert Hyde Bob Sellers [27]
1929 VFL 414010th Albert Chadwick Albert Chadwick Bert Hyde Ern Utting [28]
1930 VFL 612010th John Harris John Harris Bert Hyde Jack Sharpley [29]
1931 VFL 315011th John Harris John Harris Jack Ryan [30]
1932 VFL 315012th Jim Jackson Bert Mills Jack Ryan Stan Spinks [31]
1933 VFL 315011th Arthur Rademacher
Bill Twomey Sr. 		Bill Twomey Sr. Ted Pool Bert Mills [32]
1934 VFL 315011th Bill Twomey Sr. Bert Mills Jack Green Ernie Loveless [33]
1935 VFL 513010th Ivan McAlpine Ivan McAlpine Jack Green Bert Mills [34]
1936 VFL 61209th Ivan McAlpine Ivan McAlpine Norm Hillard Leo Murphy [35]
1937 VFL 71108th Ivan McAlpine Ivan McAlpine Norm Hillard Leo Murphy [36]
1938 VFL 414011th Ivan McAlpine Bert Mills Alby Naismith Stan Spinks [37]
1939 VFL 512110th Len Thomas Len Thomas Alec Albiston Bert Mills [38]
1940 VFL 71109th Bert Mills Bert Mills Alby Naismith Andy Angwin [39]
1941 VFL 315012th Bert Mills Bert Mills Alec Albiston Alec Albiston [40]
1942 VFL 114011th Roy Cazaly Jack Carmody Alec Albiston Jack Barker [41]
1943 VFL 9605th Roy Cazaly Bob Williams Wally Culpitt Jim Bohan [42]
1944 VFL 215111th Tommy Lahiff Jim Bohan Wally Culpitt Jack Blackman [43]
1945 VFL 614010th Keith Shea Keith Shea Alec Albiston Jim Bohan [44]
1946 VFL 316012th Keith Shea Jim Bohan Albert Prior Alec Albiston [45]
1947 VFL 415011th Alec Albiston Alec Albiston Albert Prior Wally Culpitt [46]
1948 VFL 514011th Alec Albiston Alec Albiston Albert Prior Kevin Curran [47]
1949 VFL 316012th Alec Albiston Alec Albiston Albert Prior Col Austen [48]
1950 VFL 018012th Bob McCaskill Kevin Curran Gordon Anderson John Kennedy Sr. [49]
1951 VFL 414011th Bob McCaskill Kevin Curran Pat Cash Sr. John Kennedy Sr. [50]
1952 VFL 514011th Bob McCaskill
Jack Hale 		Peter O'Donohue Jack McDonald John Kennedy Sr. [51]
1953 VFL 315012th Jack Hale Ted Fletcher Kevin Coghlan Ted Fletcher [52]
1954 VFL 81009th Jack Hale Ted Fletcher Kevin Coghlan John Kennedy Sr. [53]
1955 VFL 81008th Jack Hale John Kennedy Sr. Kevin Coghlan Graham Arthur [54]
1956 VFL 71017th Jack Hale John Kennedy Sr. John Peck Roy Simmonds [55]
1957 VFL 11703rdLost preliminary final Jack Hale John Kennedy Sr. Terry Ingersoll Alf Hughes [56]
1958 VFL 9906th Jack Hale John Kennedy Sr. John Peck Graham Arthur [57]
1959 VFL 9907th Jack Hale John Kennedy Sr. Garry Young Allan Woodley [58]
1960 VFL 11705th John Kennedy Sr. Graham Arthur Garry Young Brendan Edwards [59]
1961 VFL 14401st Premiers John Kennedy Sr. Graham Arthur John Peck Ian Law [60]
1962 VFL 51309th John Kennedy Sr. Graham Arthur John Peck Graham Arthur [61]
1963 VFL 13411st Runners–up John Kennedy Sr. Graham Arthur John Peck Ian Law [62]
1964 VFL 13505th Graham Arthur Graham Arthur John Peck Ian Law [63]
1965 VFL 414012th Graham Arthur Graham Arthur
John Peck 		John Peck David Parkin [64]
1966 VFL 51309th Peter O'Donohue Graham Arthur John Peck Ray Wilson [65]
1967 VFL 513010th John Kennedy Sr. Graham Arthur Peter Hudson Bob Keddie [66]
1968 VFL 91016th John Kennedy Sr. Graham Arthur Peter Hudson Peter Hudson [67]
1969 VFL 13705th John Kennedy Sr. David Parkin Peter Hudson Bob Keddie [68]
1970 VFL 101208th John Kennedy Sr. David Parkin Peter Hudson Peter Hudson [69]
1971 VFL 19301st Premiers John Kennedy Sr. David Parkin Peter Hudson Leigh Matthews [70]
1972 VFL 13906th John Kennedy Sr. David Parkin Peter Knights Leigh Matthews [71]
1973 VFL 111107th John Kennedy Sr. David Parkin Leigh Matthews Don Scott [72]
1974 VFL 15703rdLost preliminary final John Kennedy Sr. Peter Crimmins Michael Moncrieff Leigh Matthews [73]
1975 VFL 17501st Runners–up John Kennedy Sr. Peter Crimmins Leigh Matthews Peter Knights [74]
1976 VFL 16602nd Premiers John Kennedy Sr. Don Scott Michael Moncrieff Leigh Matthews [75]
1977 VFL 17502ndLost preliminary final David Parkin Don Scott Peter Hudson Leigh Matthews [76]
1978 VFL 16602nd Premiers David Parkin Don Scott Michael Moncrieff Leigh Matthews [77]
1979 VFL 101207th David Parkin Don Scott Michael Moncrieff Kelvin Moore [78]
1980 VFL 101208th David Parkin Don Scott Michael Moncrieff Leigh Matthews [79]
1981 VFL 13906th Allan Jeans Leigh Matthews Leigh Matthews Terry Wallace [80]
1982 VFL 17502ndLost preliminary final Allan Jeans Leigh Matthews Leigh Matthews Leigh Matthews [81]
1983 VFL 15702nd Premiers Allan Jeans Leigh Matthews Leigh Matthews Terry Wallace [82]
1984 VFL 17502nd Runners–up Allan Jeans Leigh Matthews Leigh Matthews Russell Greene [83]
1985 VFL 15613rd Runners–up Allan Jeans Leigh Matthews Dermott Brereton Dermott Brereton [84]
1986 VFL 18401st Premiers Allan Jeans Michael Tuck Jason Dunstall Gary Ayres [85]
1987 VFL 17502nd Runners–up Allan Jeans Michael Tuck Jason Dunstall John Platten [86]
1988 VFL 19301st Premiers Alan Joyce Michael Tuck Jason Dunstall Jason Dunstall [87]
1989 VFL 19301st Premiers Allan Jeans Michael Tuck Jason Dunstall Jason Dunstall [88]
1990 AFL 14805thLost elimination final Allan Jeans Michael Tuck Jason Dunstall Andrew Collins [89]
1991 AFL 16602nd Premiers Alan Joyce Michael Tuck Jason Dunstall Ben Allan [90]
1992 AFL 14805thLost elimination final Alan Joyce Gary Ayres Jason Dunstall Jason Dunstall [91]
1993 AFL 13704thLost elimination final Alan Joyce Gary Ayres Jason Dunstall Jason Dunstall [92]
1994 AFL 13906thLost qualifying final Peter Knights Chris Langford Jason Dunstall John Platten [93]
1995 AFL 715015th Peter Knights Jason Dunstall Jason Dunstall Darren Jarman [94]
1996 AFL 111018thLost qualifying final Ken Judge Jason Dunstall Jason Dunstall Paul Salmon [95]
1997 AFL 814015th Ken Judge Jason Dunstall Nick Holland Paul Salmon [96]
1998 AFL 814013th Ken Judge Jason Dunstall Jason Dunstall Shane Crawford [97]
1999 AFL 101119th Ken Judge Shane Crawford Aaron Lord Shane Crawford [98]
2000 AFL 121008thLost semi-final Peter Schwab Shane Crawford Nick Holland Daniel Chick
Nick Holland 		[99]
2001 AFL 13906thLost preliminary final Peter Schwab Shane Crawford John Barker Joel Smith [100]
2002 AFL 1111010th Peter Schwab Shane Crawford Daniel Chick Shane Crawford [101]
2003 AFL 121009th Peter Schwab Shane Crawford Nathan Thompson Shane Crawford [102]
2004 AFL 418015th Peter Schwab
Donald McDonald 		Shane Crawford Nathan Thompson Peter Everitt [103]
2005 AFL 517014th Alastair Clarkson Richie Vandenberg Mark Williams Luke Hodge [104]
2006 AFL 913011th Alastair Clarkson Richie Vandenberg Mark Williams Sam Mitchell [105]
2007 AFL 13905thLost semi-final Alastair Clarkson Richie Vandenberg Lance Franklin Brad Sewell [106]
2008 AFL 17502nd Premiers Alastair Clarkson Sam Mitchell Lance Franklin Lance Franklin [107]
2009 AFL 91309th Alastair Clarkson Sam Mitchell Lance Franklin Sam Mitchell [108]
2010 AFL 12917thLost elimination final Alastair Clarkson Sam Mitchell Lance Franklin Luke Hodge [109]
2011 AFL 18403rdLost preliminary final Alastair Clarkson Luke Hodge Lance Franklin Sam Mitchell [110]
2012 AFL 17501st Runners–up Alastair Clarkson Luke Hodge Lance Franklin Sam Mitchell [111]
2013 AFL 19301st Premiers Alastair Clarkson Luke Hodge Jarryd Roughead Josh Gibson [112]
2014 AFL 17502nd Premiers Alastair Clarkson Luke Hodge Jarryd Roughead Jordan Lewis [113]
2015 AFL 16603rd Premiers Alastair Clarkson Luke Hodge Jack Gunston Josh Gibson [114]
2016 AFL 17503rdLost semi-final Alastair Clarkson Luke Hodge Jack Gunston Sam Mitchell [115]
2017 AFL 1011112th Alastair Clarkson Jarryd Roughead Jarryd Roughead Tom Mitchell [116]
2018 AFL 15704thLost semi-final Alastair Clarkson Jarryd Roughead Luke Breust Tom Mitchell [117]
2019 AFL 111109th Alastair Clarkson Ben Stratton Luke Breust James Worpel [118]
2020 AFL 512015th Alastair Clarkson Ben Stratton Jack Gunston Jack Gunston [119]
2021 AFL 713214th Alastair Clarkson Ben McEvoy Luke Breust Tom Mitchell [120]
2022 AFL 814013th Sam Mitchell Ben McEvoy Luke Breust James Sicily [121]
2023 AFL 716016th Sam Mitchell James Sicily Luke Breust Will Day [122]
2024 AFL 14907thLost semi-final Sam Mitchell James Sicily Mabior Chol Jai Newcombe [123]

Women's

Note: Statistics are correct as of the end of 2024.

Premiers/Minor premiersRunners–upFinals appearanceWooden spoonAFLW leading goalkickerAFLW best and fairest
YearLeagueWLDFinishFinalsCoachCaptainLeading goalkickerBest and fairestRef
2018 VFLW 12201stPremiersPatrick HillEmma Mackie Sarah Perkins Jayde Van Dyk [124]
2019 VFLW 7617th Bec Goddard Tamara Luke Phoebe McWilliamsRosie Dillon [125]
2020 VFLW (No season) Bec Goddard Tamara Luke (No season)
2021 VFLW 5909th Bec Goddard Meg HutchinsJessie Williams Tamara Luke [126]
2022 VFLW 12112ndLost semi-final Bec Goddard Tamara Luke Kristy Stratton
Jessie Williams		Jordan Mifsud [127]
2022 S7 AFLW 37015th Bec Goddard Tilly Lucas-Rodd Jess Duffin Tilly Lucas-Rodd [128]
2023 AFLW 37014th Bec Goddard Tilly Lucas-Rodd Aine McDonagh Emily Bates [129]
2024 AFLW 10102ndLost semi-final Daniel Webster Emily Bates Aine McDonagh Eliza West [130]

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