List of St Kilda Football Club captains

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The following is a list of players who have been captains of the St Kilda Football Club (Australian rules football) in the Australian Football League (AFL), formerly the VFL. [1]

Contents

VFL/AFL

DatesCaptain(s)Notes
1897-99 Billy Shaw
1900 Cecil Sandford
1901 Dick McCabe, Jimmy Smith
1902 Joe Hogan
1903 Bill Jackson, Jimmy Smith
1904Jimmy Smith
1905 Vic Barwick
1906Jimmy Smith
1907 Jack Wells
1908Jack Wells
1909Vic Barwick
1910 Sam Gravenall
1911 Gordon Dangerfield
1912 George Morrissey
1913 Harry Lever
1914Harry Lever, Dave McNamara
1915Gordon Dangerfield
1918Harry Lever
1919 Wels Eicke
1920 Roy Cazaly
1921 Charlie Ricketts, Stan Williams
1922 Bill Cubbins
1923Dave McNamara
1924Wels Eicke
1925Bill Cubbins, Barney Carr
1926Bill Cubbins
1927 George Heinz, Horrie Mason
1928Horrie Mason, Bill Cubbins
1929–30Bill Cubbins
1931 Harold Matthews
1932 Stuart King
1933 Col Deane, Clarrie Hindson
1934 Colin Watson
1935Clarrie Hindson
1936 Jack Perkins
1937 Bill Mohr
1938–39 Ansell Clarke
1940 Stan Lloyd
1941 Jack Knight
1942–43 Reg Garvin
1944 Frank Kelly, Clarrie Vontom
1945Clarrie Vontom
1946–47 Allan Hird
1948 Harold Bray
1949–50 Fred Green
1951–53 Keith Drinan
1954–55 Les Foote
1956–57Keith Drinan
1958 Brian Gleeson
1959–62 Neil Roberts
1963–68 Darrel Baldock 1966 Premiership Captain
1969 Ian Stewart
1970–72 Ross Smith
1973 Stuart Trott
1974–75 Barry Lawrence
1976–77 Carl Ditterich
1978 Gary Colling
1979 Barry Breen [2]
1980 Garry Sidebottom
1981 Alex Jesaulenko, Bruce Duperouzel
1982Bruce Duperouzel
1983–86 Trevor Barker [3]
1987–95 Danny Frawley [4]
1996–98 Nathan Burke, Stewart Loewe
1998–00Nathan Burke
2001–02 Robert Harvey
2003 Aaron Hamill
2004 Lenny Hayes
2005 Nick Riewoldt
2006 Luke Ball
2007Lenny Hayes, Nick Riewoldt, Luke Ball (co-captains)
2008Justin Koschitske2008 NAB Cup Premiership Captain (Grand Final)
2008–2016Nick RiewoldtLongest Serving Captain
2017–2020 Jarryn Geary
2021 Jarryn Geary, Jack Steele
2022– Jack Steele

AFL Women's

DatesCaptain(s)Notes
2020 Cat Phillips
Kate Shierlaw
Rhiannon Watt
[5]
2021 Cat Phillips
Hannah Priest
Kate Shierlaw
Rhiannon Watt
[6]
2022– Hannah Priest [7]

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  5. Wood, Lauren (14 January 2020). "St Kilda names Cat Phillips, Kate Shierlaw and Rhiannon Watt as inaugural AFLW captains". Herald Sun .
  6. "AFLW Saints name four co-captains for 2021". St Kilda . Telstra Media. 20 January 2021.
  7. "Priest to captain St Kilda in 2022". St Kilda . Telstra Media. 11 November 2021.