Stan Hepburn
St Kilda
AFL career
69 games14 goals
- Debut
- R2 1925 v HAW9 May 1925
- Most recent
- R10 1930 v ESS5 July 1930
Stats
Bio
Stan Hepburn was a reliable defender who carved out a six-season career at St Kilda during the late 1920s. Debuting in 1925, he settled primarily into a role in the back pocket, where his close-checking style was an asset to a side that often found itself under significant pressure. His time at the Junction Oval was highlighted by his participation in the 1929 finals series, a rare achievement for the club in that era, where he lined up in the Semi Final against South Melbourne. Hepburn remained a consistent contributor in the defensive 18 until his departure following the 1930 season, retiring as a one-club player with 69 games and 14 goals in the red, white, and black.
Profile
- Full name
- Stan L.r. Hepburn
- Born
- 20 July 1904
- Died
- 29 Oct 1964 (aged 60y 101d)
- Height
- 175 cm
- Weight
- 77 kg
Teams
Bio
1 revisionStan Hepburn was a reliable defender who carved out a six-season career at St Kilda during the late 1920s. Debuting in 1925, he settled primarily into a role in the back pocket, where his close-checking style was an asset to a side that often found itself under significant pressure. His time at the Junction Oval was highlighted by his participation in the 1929 finals series, a rare achievement for the club in that era, where he lined up in the Semi Final against South Melbourne. Hepburn remained a consistent contributor in the defensive 18 until his departure following the 1930 season, retiring as a one-club player with 69 games and 14 goals in the red, white, and black.