Australian Rules Football
Sandringham Zebras Football Club
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VFL Club Details Nickname Zebras Year Formed 1929 Ground Trevor Barker Beach Oval Club song Colours Gold, Black and Blue |
Trevor Barker Beach Oval The Home Of Sandringham Zebras Football Club  Capacity 10,000 Address Sandringham Zebras Football Club Beach Road Sandringham Telephone 03 9598 8629 Fax 03 9521 0017 |
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Sandringham Zebras Football Club Fixtures 2008 Date Mar 30 2008 Apr 05 2008 Apr 13 2008 Apr 20 2008 Apr 26 2008 May 11 2008 May 17 2008 May 25 2008 Jun 08 2008 Jun 14 2008 Jun 22 2008 Jun 29 2008 Jul 06 2008 Jul 12 2008 Jul 20 2008 Aug 03 2008 Aug 10 2008 Aug 16 2008 Aug 23 2008 Aug 30 2008 Fixture Casey Scorpions Port Melbourne Frankston Box Hill Hawks Bendigo Bombers Williamstown Tasmania Northern Bullants Collingwood Casey Scorpions Port Melbourne Werribee Tigers North Ballarat Williamstown Tasmania Northern Bullants Geelong Coburg Tigers Frankston North Ballarat Venue Trevor Barker Beach Oval TEAC Oval Trevor Barker Beach Oval Box Hill City Oval Trevor Barker Beach Oval Burbank Oval Aurora Stadium Trevor Barker Beach Oval Trevor Barker Beach Oval Casey Fields Trevor Barker Beach Oval Bartercard Oval AUSTAR Arena Trevor Barker Beach Oval Trevor Barker Beach Oval MC Labour Park Trevor Barker Beach Oval ABD Group Stadium Frankston Oval Trevor Barker Beach Oval Sandringham Zebras Football Club All Time Records Record attendance 12,000 (approximately) on 10 June 1972: Sandringham 16.17 (113); Port Melbourne 14.10 (94) Biggest winning margin 44.20 (284) vs. Dandenong on 20 May 1984 Biggest losing margin Longest winning streak Longest losing streak Most games 165 by Anthony Allen from 1986 to 1996 Most consecutive games Most goals Greatest winning margin in a final Most goals in a season Most goals in a game Biggest finals crowd 29,664 for 1977 grand final at the Junction Oval: Port Melbourne 23.19 (157); Sandringham 7.15 (57) |
Sandringham Zebras Football Club Honours Premierships 1946, 1962, 1985, 1992, 1994, 1997, 2000, 2004-5-6 Minor Premierships J.J.Liston Trophy S.Tomlins 1947; K.Burns 1962; N.MacLeod 1985; J.Rugolo 1992; J.Crough 1997; D.Robbins 2003; P.Johnson 2005 Wooden Spoons |