List of University Football Club captains

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This is a list of all captains of the University Football Club, an Australian rules football club that formerly participated in the Victorian Football League.

DatesCaptain(s)Notes
1908 Tom Fogarty
1909 Harry Cordner
1910 Edgar Kneen
1911–1912 George Elliott
1913 Herbert Hurrey
1914 Jack West

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