Footyinfo
2023
3 years ago

The AFL announced it would not stage the International Cup in 2024 and would instead sponsor three regional events: the Trans-Atlantic Cup, the Asia Cup and the Pacific Cup.

Overseas

From the archive

  1. 1930

    The oldest footage the Scotch College Archives hold of its football shows a match at the MCG, Melbourne Grammar's home ground at the time, which Grammar won by two points.

    The final score was 8.11 (59) to 7.15 (57), and three of the Scotch players later played VFL football.

    Media

  2. 2010

    St Kilda elevated Tony Lockett to Legend status in its Hall of Fame, seven years after he was first inducted.

    Awards

  3. 2017

    Collingwood chief executive Gary Pert resigned, with Peter Murphy stepping in as interim CEO.

    Administration

Matches

  1. 2015

    Hawthorn won by 138 points

    AFL · Round 17 · Etihad Stadium · crowd 26,815

  2. 2004

    Brisbane won by 141 points

    AFL · Round 17 · Gabba · crowd 33,443

Milestones

  1. 2016
    Sam Mitchell

    300th AFL game, Hawthorn v Richmond

Debuts

  1. 1976
    Rodney Eade

    Hawthorn v Carlton, first of 259 VFL/AFL games

  2. 2004
    Michael Rischitelli

    Brisbane v Adelaide, first of 243 VFL/AFL games

  3. 2005
    Matt Rosa

    West Coast v Sydney, first of 207 VFL/AFL games

  4. 1937
    Harry Hickey

    Footscray v St Kilda, first of 174 VFL/AFL games

  5. 2010
    Jamie Macmillan

    North Melbourne v Essendon, first of 167 VFL/AFL games

  6. 1965
    Jeff Moran

    St Kilda v South Melbourne, first of 155 VFL/AFL games

Born on this day

  1. 2007
    Kiera Yerbury, still playing

    GWS Giants, 6 games (2026)

  2. 2001
    Sam Flanders, still playing

    St Kilda, 101 games (2020-2026)

  3. 1999
    Brandon Starcevich, still playing

    West Coast, 143 games (2018-2026)

  4. 1998
    Esava Ratugolea, still playing

    Port Adelaide, 119 games (2018-2026)

  5. 1993
    Vaomua Laloifi, still playing

    Western Bulldogs, 58 games (2020-2026)

  6. 1972
    David Schwarz

    Melbourne, 173 games (1991-2002)

  7. 1966
    John Blakey

    North Melbourne, 359 games (1985-2002)

  8. 1874
    Mick Grace

    Carlton, 167 games (1897-1908)