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1891
135 years ago

A torrential downpour flooded VFA grounds around Melbourne, so Williamstown and North Melbourne drew without playing, while at Junction Oval the umpire made twelve Footscray players face a full St Kilda side.

St Kilda won 10.5 to nil after both teams' players, captains and officials objected to playing.

Oddities

From the archive

  1. 1908

    Melbourne beat Geelong by 18 points at the MCG in the rain, with newspapers naming a Jackson in the side, a name the Demonwiki club history says hid either Joe Hodgkins or Jack Strong.

    Oddities

  2. 1964

    Central District played its first league home game, against Glenelg, in the club's debut SANFL season.

    State leagues

  3. 1995

    Perth's board voted 115 to 83 to stay at Lathlain in the WAFL, despite the travel trouble many players had and unsuccessful WAFL plans to shift the Demons to the Perth Hills.

    Administration

  4. 2023

    Gold Coast sacked coach Stuart Dew after losses to Collingwood and Port Adelaide ended its finals hopes, with Steven King taking over as interim coach.

    Clubs

Matches

  1. 2009

    Adelaide won by 117 points

    AFL · Round 15 · AAMI Stadium · crowd 32,451

  2. 1953
  3. 1998

Debuts

  1. 2009
    Jack Redden

    Brisbane v Geelong, first of 263 VFL/AFL games

  2. 1964
    Brian Mynott

    St Kilda v Essendon, first of 210 VFL/AFL games

  3. 1997
    Byron Pickett

    North Melbourne v Geelong, first of 204 VFL/AFL games

  4. 2010
    Robbie Tarrant

    North Melbourne v Sydney, first of 194 VFL/AFL games

  5. 2015
    James Harmes

    Melbourne v Essendon, first of 174 VFL/AFL games so far

  6. 1959
    Bryan Kenneally

    Melbourne v North Melbourne, first of 171 VFL/AFL games

  7. 2015
    Jayden Laverde

    Essendon v Melbourne, first of 164 VFL/AFL games so far

  8. 2020
    Izak Rankine

    Gold Coast v Melbourne, first of 127 VFL/AFL games so far

Born on this day

  1. 2006
    Hugh Boxshall, still playing

    St Kilda, 21 games (2025-2026)

  2. 2000
    Xavier O'Halloran, still playing

    GWS, 104 games (2020-2026)

  3. 2000
    Courtney Murphy, still playing

    Essendon, 8 games (2024-2026)

  4. 1995
    Greta Bodey, still playing

    Hawthorn, 83 games (2020-2026)

  5. 1995
    Imogen Barnett, still playing

    Collingwood, 37 games (2022-2026)

  6. 1989
    Ben McEvoy

    Hawthorn, 252 games (2008-2022)

  7. 1975
    Matthew Bishop

    Port Adelaide, 150 games (1998-2006)

  8. 1971
    Brett Ratten

    Carlton, 255 games (1990-2003)