Adelaide Crows

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## 2021/22 Season

### After Finals

N/A (AFL, SANFL)
1st (AFLW)

### Home and Away Season

15th (AFL)
8th (SANFL)
1st (AFLW)

### Leading Goalkicker

Taylor Walker (AFL)
Billy Frampton (SANFL)
Ashleigh Woodland (AFLW)

## Club Details

### Competition

AFL: Senior men
AFLW: Senior women
SANFL: Reserves men

### Coach

AFL: Matthew Nicks
AFLW: Matthew Clarke
SANFL: Michael Godden

### Captain(s)

AFL: Rory Sloane
AFLW: Chelsea Randall
SANFL: Matthew Wright

### Premierships

AFL (2)
1997 • 1998

AFLW (3)
2017 • 2019 • 2022

### Ground(s)

AFL: Adelaide Oval
AFLW: Norwood Oval

## Uniforms

The **Adelaide Crows** (formally known as the **Adelaide Football Club**) is a professional Australian Football League Team, based in Adelaide, South Australia. The club was founded in 1990. A Men's team was started in 1991, and a Women's team in 2017. The Crows played at the Football Park until 2014, then moved to the Adelaide Oval.

## Rivalries

### Port Adelaide

The Adelaide Crows have a fierce rivalry with Port Adelaide Football Club. Matches between the two teams are called *Showdowns*. This rivalry is known as the best and most bitter in the AFL.

## Membership Base and Sponsorship

In 2006, the Crows became the first club to sell more than 50,000 memberships. They also broke that record in 2007, but subsequently failed to do so in 2008. The club has enjoyed a long-lasting partnership with Toyota, which lead to the Crows to also be known as the *Camry Crows*.

### Sponsorship

Sponsorships listed from 1991 to present.

## Honours and Records

### Records

* ***Highest score for:*** 30.8 (188) – vs Essendon at Football Park on 2 June 2006 (Round 10)
* ***Lowest score for:*** 2.9 (21) – vs Essendon at Docklands Stadium on 9 July 2021 (Round 17)
* ***Highest score against:*** 32.18 (210) – vs Geelong at Kardinia Park on 9 May 1992 (Round 8)
* ***Lowest score against:*** 1.7 (13) – vs Fremantle at Football Park on 11 July 2009 (Round 15)
* ***Highest aggregate score:*** 44.33 (297) – vs Geelong at Kardinia Park on 9 May 1992 (Round 8)
* ***Lowest aggregate score:*** 11.19 (85) – vs Melbourne at the MCG on 26 April 2009 (Round 5)
* ***Lowest winning score:*** 6.12 (48) – vs Collingwood at Football Park on 25 August 1997 (Round 21)
* ***Highest losing score:*** 19.11 (125) – vs Kangaroos at Football Park on 6 May 2000 (Round 9)
* ***Highest quarter score:*** 14.2 (86) – vs Fitzroy at Football Park on 28 July 1996 (Round 17, second quarter)
* ***Greatest winning margin***: 139 points – vs Richmond at Football Park on 16 July 1993 (Round 16)
* ***Greatest losing margin***: 141 points – vs Brisbane at the Gabba on 24 July 2004 (Round 17)
* ***Longest winning streak:*** 10 matches – from 18 June 2005 (Round 13, vs Richmond at Telstra Dome) to 27 August 2005 (Round 22, vs West Coast at Subiaco Oval)
* ***Longest losing streak:*** 16 matches – from 11 August 2019 (Round 21, vs West Coast at Optus Stadium]) to 23 August 2020 (Round 13, vs Geelong at Adelaide Oval)
* ***Longest winning streak against an opponent:*** 13 matches – vs Gold Coast from 14 May 2011 (Round 8, at Football Park) to 13 July 2020 (Round 3, at Metricon Stadium)
* ***Longest losing streak against an opponent:*** 7 matches – vs Port Adelaide from 6 August 2000 (Round 22, at Football Park) to 31 August 2003 (Round 22, at Football Park), vs Hawthorn from 15 April 2012 (Round 3, at the MCG) to 22 April 2016 (Round 5, at the MCG)
* ***Largest home attendance:*** 53,817 – vs Geelong at the Adelaide Oval on 22 September 2017 (Preliminary Final)
* ***Largest non-finals attendance:*** 54,790 – vs Collingwood at the MCG on 12 July 2013 (Round 16)
* ***Largest attendance:*** 100,021 – vs Richmond at the MCG on 30 September 2017 (Grand Final)
* ***Most goals in a match by an individual:*** 13 – Tony Modra vs Richmond at Football Park on 16 July 1993 (Round 16), Tony Modra vs Carlton at Football Park on 27 March 1994 (Round 1)
* ***Most disposals in a match by an individual:*** 51 – Scott Thompson vs Gold Coast at Metricon Stadium on 20 August 2011 (Round 22)

## Club Song

*The club song is sung to the tune of the US Marines Hymn.*

We're the pride of South Australia

And we're known as the Adelaide Crows.

We're courageous, stronger, and faster

And respected by our foes

Admiration of the nation

Our determination shows.

We're the pride of South Australia

We're the mighty Adelaide Crows!

We give our best from coast to coast,

Where the story will be told,

As we fight the rugged battles.

The flag will be our goal.

Our skill and nerve will see us through.

Our commitment ever grows.

We're the pride of South Australia.

We're the mighty Adelaide Crows!