HISTORY

01 January 1901

1901-1919

1901 Arthur C Thomas was born in Mary Street, Unley on May 4, 1869, Thomas deserves the title of “

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01 September 1903

1903 Magarey Medallist

Hendrick 'Taffy' Waye was the club's first Magarey Medallist, an exceptional ruckman and dangerous

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01 September 1911

1911 Magarey Medallist

Harold 'Vic' Cumberland came to South Australia after playing for Melbourne and then St Kilda in t

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25 September 1915

1915 Premiership

Team 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter Sturt 2.1-13 3.5-23 6.7-43 6

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08 October 1919

1919 Premiership

Team 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter Sturt 0.2-2 0.3-3 0.4-4 3.5-

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01 January 1920

1920-1939

1920 - 1924 Despite winning the 1919 premiership, infighting and sackings see the Blues slump to mis

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01 September 1920

1920 Magarey Medallist

Victor Richardson was a dominant centreman who had no peer in the 1920’s who was equally skilled

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01 September 1923

1923 Magarey Medallist

Horrie Riley despite his small size was the Bagshaw of the 1920’s, highly skilled and a superb h

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02 October 1926

1926 Premiership

Team 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter Sturt 3.2-20 4.5-29 7.7-49 9

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01 October 1932

1932 Premiership

Team 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter Sturt 4.3-27 7.5-47 14.11-95

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01 September 1933

1933 Magarey Medallist

Keith Dunn was a strong and skillful footballer who despite his small size at only six foot tall o

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01 January 1940

1940-1959

1940 - 1941 P.T. 'Bo' Morton is appointed Captain-Coach and leads the Blues to their fifth premiersh

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28 September 1940

1940 Premiership

Team 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter Sturt 4.5-29 5.6-36 11.10-76

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01 September 1952

1952, 1954, & 1959 Magarey Medallist

The late Len Fitzgerald made his debut for Collingwood at the age of just 15 in 1945 and went on t

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01 January 1960

1960-1969

1960 The club finish sixth in 1960, winning 8 games while John Halbert wins his second best and fair

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01 September 1961

1961 Magarey Medallist

John Halbert was an extraordinary footballer who was in a class of his own in 1961 and finally won

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01 October 1966

1966 Premiership

Team 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter Sturt 3.2-20 7.7-49 9.12-66

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30 September 1967

1967 Premiership

Team 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter Sturt 5.0-30 7.6-48 9.6-60 1

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30 September 1968

1968 Premiership

Team 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter Sturt 3.3-21 5.11-41 10.13-73

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04 October 1969

1969 Premiership

Team 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter Sturt 6.3-39 10.7-67 16.12-10

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01 January 1970

1970-1979

1970 A 17 year old Rick Davies, who could have very easily become a Glenelg player debuts for the cl

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26 September 1970

1970 Premiership

Team 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter Sturt 1.4-10 4.6-30 8.10-58

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28 September 1974

1974 Premiership

Team 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter Sturt 6.5-41 6.6-42 6.12-48

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25 September 1976

1976 Premiership

Team 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter Sturt 1.3-9 7.6-48 11.8-74 1

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01 January 1980

1980-1989

1981 The Blues at the start of the season were missing the injured Paul Bagshaw who was unsure if he

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01 September 1988

1988 Magarey Medallist

Greg Whittlesea grew up on a dairy farm at Second Valley near Yankalilla and was actually a Glenel

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01 January 1990

1990-1999

1990 Sturt appoint former Geelong player, Kevin Higgins as Coach, but lose a number of senior player

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01 September 1997

1997 Magarey Medallist

Brodie Atkinson began his SANFL career with North Adelaide in 1990 and went on to win the Reserve

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01 September 1999

1999 Magarey Medallist

Damian Squire was a smart and natural footballer and was a Port Adelaide Magpies supporter when he

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01 January 2000

2000-2009

2000 Sturt qualifies for the finals for the fourth successive year and for the first time since 1973

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01 September 2000

2000 Magarey Medallist

Damian Squire was a smart and natural footballer and was a Port Adelaide Magpies supporter when he

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01 September 2002

2002 Magarey Medallist

In 2002, after a 26 year drought from premierships the Double Blues defeated Central District and fo

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30 September 2002

2002 Premiership

Team 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter Sturt 4.6-30 8.7-55 11.12-78

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01 September 2008

2008 Magarey Medallist

Luke Crane was originally from George Town in Tasmania and was an elite junior footballer who repr

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01 January 2010

2010-2019

2010 After reaching the Grand Final the previous season, losing few senior players and recruiting ru

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01 September 2014

2014 Magarey Medallist

Highly talented and tenacious, midfielder Zane Kirkwood won the 2014 medal after a brilliant debut

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01 September 2016

2016 Magarey Medallist

Lion hearted skipper Kirkwood became a dual Magarey Medallist after polling 24 votes in the 2016 c

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25 September 2016

2016 Premiership

Team 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter Sturt 1.1-7 4.2-26 8.2-50 12

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24 September 2017

2017 Premiership

Team 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter Sturt 4.1-25 5.4-34 6.6-42 7

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01 January 2018

2018 Senior Women's Team

Sturt Football Club is pleased to announce that it has been granted the sixth licence to enter a tea

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15 July 2021

Sturt enter team in the Inaugural NOVITA SANFL Wheelchair Football League

The inaugural Novita SANFL Wheelchair Football League is set to spin off on Friday night, with a

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10 September 2021

Sturt win the Inaugural NOVITA SANFL Wheelchair Football League

The inaugural Novita SANFL Wheelchair Grand Final took place on Friday night, with Sturt defeating N

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29 May 2022

2022 SANFLW Grand Final

North Adelaide withstood an early Sturt onslaught to win the 2022 Hostplus SANFLW League premier

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09 September 2022

Back to Back Premiers

Reigning premiers Sturt defeated Woodville-West Torrens by 23 points at The Lights Community and Spo

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18 September 2022

2022 Reserves Premiership

Sturt claimed its first Reserves premiership in five years on the back of a slick first half a

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11 August 2023

Three in a Row

Sturt claimed an historic hat-trick of Premierships when it engineered a stunning comeback to defeat

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09 September 2024

2024 Magarey Medallist

Sturt midfielder Will Snelling and Norwood ruckman Harry Boyd have fittingly been crowned joint-wi

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01 September 2025

2025 Magarey Medallist

Tom Lewis Claims Magarey Medal Glory A dominant mid-season burst has propelled Sturt star Tom

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21 September 2025

2025 Premiership

Team 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter Sturt 3.4-22 6.6-42 13.7-85

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STURT FOOTBALL CLUB

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CONTACT US

Administration & Shop:
1 Trimmer Terrace Unley SA 5061
Shop Opening Times:
Monday – Friday | 9.00am – 5.00pm
Postal:
PO Box 10 Unley SA 5061
Phone:
(08) 8271 4611
Email:
[email protected]

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ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF COUNTRY

Sturt Football Club is located in part of the traditional lands for the Kaurna people and we respect their spiritual relationship with their country. We acknowledge the Kaurna people as the traditional custodians of the Adelaide region and that their cultural and heritage beliefs are still as important to the living Kaurna people today.