Australian Rules Football
Sturt Football Club
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SANFL Club Details Nickname Double Blues Year Formed 1901 Ground Unley Oval Club song It's A Grand Old Flag Colours Oxford and Cambridge Blue |
Unley Oval The Home Of Sturt Football Club  Capacity 15,000 Address Sturt Football Club Oxford Terrace Unley 5061 Telephone (08) 8271 4611 Fax (08) 8272 9975 |
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Sturt Football Club Fixtures 2008 Date Fri 28/Mar Sat 5/Apr Sat 12/Apr Sat 19/Apr Sat 26/Apr Sat 3/May Sat 10/May Sat 17/May Mon 9/Jun Sun 15/Jun Sat 21/Jun Sat 28/Jun Sun 13/Jul Sat 19/Jul Sat 26/Jul Sun 3/Aug Sat 9/Aug Sun 17/Aug Sun 31/Aug Sat 6/Sep Fixture Norwood Central District North Adelaide South Adelaide Glenelg Eagles West Adelaide Port Adelaide Magpies North Adelaide Norwood Eagles Glenelg South Adelaide West Adelaide Central District Eagles Norwood Port Adelaide Magpies South Adelaide Central District Venue Coopers Stadium House Brothers Oval Prospect Oval Hickinbotham Oval House Brothers Oval Thebarton Oval House Brothers Oval House Brothers Oval House Brothers Oval House Brothers Oval Woodville Oval Challenge Recruitment Oval River Murray FL Broadspectrum Oval House Brothers Oval House Brothers Oval Coopers Stadium Alberton Oval House Brothers Oval Hamra Homes Oval Sturt Football Club All Time Records Record attendance 22,015 in round 9 1968: Sturt 6.9 (45); Port Adelaide 5.14 (44) Biggest winning margin 32.19 (211) vs. Woodville 7.7 (49) at Woodville Oval in round 4 1974 Biggest losing margin Longest winning streak Longest losing streak Most games 360 by Paul Bagshaw from 1964 to 1980 Most consecutive games Most goals Greatest winning margin in a final Most goals in a season Most goals in a game Biggest finals crowd 66,897 for 1976 grand final at Football Park: Sturt 17.14 (116); Port Adelaide 10.15 (75) |
Sturt Football Club Honours Premierships 1915, 1919, 1926, 1932, 1940, 1966-67-68-69-70, 1974, 1976, 2002 Minor Premierships Magarey Medallists Hendrick Waye 1903; Harry Cumberland 1911; Victor York Richardson 1920; Horrie Riley 1923; Keith Dunn 1933; Len Fitzgerald 1952, 1954 & 1959; John Halbert 1961; Greg Whittlesea 1988; Brodie Atkinson 1997; Damian Squire 1999 & 2000; Jade Sheedy 2002; Tim Weatherald 2002 Wooden Spoons |