List of VFL/AFL premiers



This page is a complete chronological listing of VFL/AFL premiers. The Australian Football League (AFL), known as the Victorian Football League (VFL) until 1990, is the elite national competition in men's Australian rules football.[1] Each year, the premiership is awarded to the club that wins the AFL Grand Final.[2] The grand final has been played in all VFL/AFL seasons except for 1897 and 1924 (where the premiership was awarded without a grand final being played), and has been an annual tradition in its current format since 1931. Since 1902, each grand final has been played at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, except from 1942 to 1945[a] and in 1991.[3][4]


Since the introduction by the League of equalisation policies of a salary cap and draft in 1987,[5] every team currently competing in the Australian Football League (except for Gold Coast, which has not yet qualified for a finals series) has made a preliminary final. This has had a significant impact on the spread of premierships: since 1990, thirteen clubs have won a premiership, compared with only five clubs between 1967 and 1989.[6]Essendon and Carlton have won the most VFL/AFL premierships with 16 each. Of the teams currently competing in the Australian Football League, only Fremantle, Gold Coast and Greater Western Sydney – three of the competition's four newest teams – are yet to win a premiership.




Contents





  • 1 List of premiers

    • 1.1 VFL/AFL premierships


    • 1.2 Minor grade premierships

      • 1.2.1 VFL/AFL Reserves premierships


      • 1.2.2 VFL/AFL Under-19s premierships


      • 1.2.3 VFL/AFL Night premierships




  • 2 Premierships by team


  • 3 See also


  • 4 Notes


  • 5 References


  • 6 Sources




List of premiers


The following is a list of the premiers, and the grand final results and circumstances. Most conventional grand finals are a single match at the end of a finals series where the winner of the match wins the premiership.


Under the early VFL finals systems in 1898-1923 and 1925-1930, the circumstances of the grand final were often different: in twenty-nine of these thirty-two years, the minor premiers had the right to challenge the winner of the finals series for the premiership, meaning the grand finals of this era were a mixture of challenge matches, non-challenge matches (which would have been followed by challenge matches had the minor premier been defeated), while in 1901, 1903 and 1906 there was no right of challenge. Regardless of the circumstances at that time, all of these games are now recognised as grand finals.



  Premiership decided by a conventional grand final, in which neither team had any right to challenge


  Premiership decided by a grand final replay, after the scheduled Grand Final was drawn


  Premiership decided by a challenge final under the Argus finals system or similar


  Premiership decided without a challenge final being required under the Argus finals system or similar; in these cases, had the other team won the match, a rematch would have been played the following weekend


  Premiership decided without a grand final being required


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Season
Premiers
Runners-up
Score
Venue
Attendance
Date
Victorian Football League founded
1897EssendonGeelongN/AN/AN/AN/A
1898FitzroyEssendon5.8 (38) d. 3.5 (23)Junction Oval16,538
24 September 1898
1899
Fitzroy (2)
South Melbourne3.9 (27) d. 3.8 (26)Junction Oval4,823
16 September 1899
1900MelbourneFitzroy4.10 (34) d. 3.12 (30)East Melbourne Cricket Ground20,181
22 September 1900
1901
Essendon (2)
Collingwood6.7 (43) d. 2.4 (16)Lake Oval30,031
7 September 1901
1902Collingwood
Essendon (2)
9.6 (60) d. 3.9 (27)Melbourne Cricket Ground35,202
20 September 1902
1903
Collingwood (2)

Fitzroy (2)
4.7 (31) d. 3.11 (29)Melbourne Cricket Ground32,263
12 September 1903
1904
Fitzroy (3)
Carlton9.7 (61) d. 5.7 (37)Melbourne Cricket Ground32,688
17 September 1904
1905
Fitzroy (4)

Collingwood (2)
4.6 (30) d. 2.5 (17)Melbourne Cricket Ground30,000
30 September 1905
1906Carlton
Fitzroy (3)
15.4 (94) d. 6.9 (45)Melbourne Cricket Ground44,437
22 September 1906
1907
Carlton (2)

South Melbourne (2)
6.14 (50) d. 6.9 (45)Melbourne Cricket Ground45,477
21 September 1907
1908
Carlton (3)

Essendon (3)
5.5 (35) d. 3.8 (26)Melbourne Cricket Ground50,261
26 September 1908
1909South Melbourne
Carlton (2)
4.14 (38) d. 4.12 (36)Melbourne Cricket Ground37,759
2 October 1909
1910
Collingwood (3)

Carlton (3)
9.7 (61) d. 6.11 (47)Melbourne Cricket Ground42,790
1 October 1910
1911
Essendon (3)

Collingwood (3)
5.11 (41) d. 4.11 (35)Melbourne Cricket Ground43,905
23 September 1911
1912
Essendon (4)

South Melbourne (3)
5.17 (47) d. 4.9 (33)Melbourne Cricket Ground54,434
28 September 1912
1913
Fitzroy (5)
St Kilda7.14 (56) d. 5.13 (43)Melbourne Cricket Ground59,556
27 September 1913
1914
Carlton (4)

South Melbourne (4)
6.9 (45) d. 4.15 (39)Melbourne Cricket Ground30,495
26 September 1914
1915
Carlton (5)

Collingwood (4)
11.12 (78) d. 6.9 (45)Melbourne Cricket Ground39,343
18 September 1915
1916
Fitzroy (6)

Carlton (4)
12.13 (85) d. 8.8 (56)Melbourne Cricket Ground21,130
2 September 1916
1917
Collingwood (4)

Fitzroy (4)
9.20 (74) d. 5.9 (39)Melbourne Cricket Ground25,512
22 September 1917
1918
South Melbourne (2)

Collingwood (5)
9.8 (62) d. 7.15 (57)Melbourne Cricket Ground39,262
7 September 1918
1919
Collingwood (5)
Richmond11.12 (78) d. 7.11 (53)Melbourne Cricket Ground45,413
11 October 1919
1920Richmond
Collingwood (6)
7.10 (52) d. 5.5 (35)Melbourne Cricket Ground53,908
2 October 1920
1921
Richmond (2)

Carlton (5)
5.6 (36) d. 4.8 (32)Melbourne Cricket Ground43,122
15 October 1921
1922
Fitzroy (7)

Collingwood (7)
11.13 (79) d. 9.14 (68)Melbourne Cricket Ground50,054
14 October 1922
1923
Essendon (5)

Fitzroy (5)
8.15 (63) d. 6.10 (46)Melbourne Cricket Ground46,566
20 October 1923
1924
Essendon (6)

Richmond (2)
N/AN/AN/AN/A
1925Geelong
Collingwood (8)
10.19 (79) d. 9.15 (69)Melbourne Cricket Ground64,288
10 October 1925
1926
Melbourne (2)

Collingwood (9)
17.17 (119) d. 9.8 (62)Melbourne Cricket Ground59,632
9 October 1926
1927
Collingwood (6)

Richmond (3)
2.13 (25) d. 1.7 (13)Melbourne Cricket Ground34,551
1 October 1927
1928
Collingwood (7)

Richmond (4)
13.18 (96) d. 9.9 (63)Melbourne Cricket Ground50,026
29 September 1928
1929
Collingwood (8)

Richmond (5)
11.13 (79) d. 7.8 (50)Melbourne Cricket Ground63,336
28 September 1929
1930
Collingwood (9)

Geelong (2)
14.16 (100) d. 9.16 (70)Melbourne Cricket Ground45,022
11 October 1930
1931
Geelong (2)

Richmond (6)
9.14 (68) d. 7.6 (48)Melbourne Cricket Ground60,712
10 October 1931
1932
Richmond (3)

Carlton (6)
13.14 (92) d. 12.11 (83)Melbourne Cricket Ground69,724
1 October 1932
1933
South Melbourne (3)

Richmond (7)
9.17 (71) d. 4.5 (29)Melbourne Cricket Ground75,754
30 September 1933
1934
Richmond (4)

South Melbourne (5)
19.14 (128) d. 12.17 (89)Melbourne Cricket Ground65,335
13 October 1934
1935
Collingwood (10)

South Melbourne (6)
11.12 (78) d. 7.16 (58)Melbourne Cricket Ground54,154
5 October 1935
1936
Collingwood (11)

South Melbourne (7)
11.23 (89) d. 10.18 (78)Melbourne Cricket Ground74,091
3 October 1936
1937
Geelong (3)

Collingwood (10)
18.14 (122) d. 12.18 (90)Melbourne Cricket Ground88,540
25 September 1937
1938
Carlton (6)

Collingwood (11)
15.10 (100) d. 13.7 (85)Melbourne Cricket Ground96,486
24 September 1938
1939
Melbourne (3)

Collingwood (12)
21.22 (148) d. 14.11 (95)Melbourne Cricket Ground78,110
30 September 1939
1940
Melbourne (4)

Richmond (8)
15.17 (107) d. 10.8 (68)Melbourne Cricket Ground70,330
28 September 1940
1941
Melbourne (5)

Essendon (4)
19.13 (127) d. 13.20 (98)Melbourne Cricket Ground79,687
27 September 1941
1942
Essendon (7)

Richmond (9)
19.18 (132) d. 11.13 (79)Princes Park49,000
19 September 1942
1943
Richmond (5)

Essendon (5)
12.14 (86) d. 11.15 (81)Princes Park42,100
25 September 1943
1944
Fitzroy (8)

Richmond (10)
9.12 (66) d. 7.9 (51)Junction Oval43,000
30 September 1944
1945
Carlton (7)

South Melbourne (8)
15.13 (103) d. 10.15 (75)Princes Park62,986
29 September 1945
1946
Essendon (8)
Melbourne22.18 (150) d. 13.9 (87)Melbourne Cricket Ground73,743
5 October 1946
1947
Carlton (8)

Essendon (6)
13.8 (86) d. 11.19 (85)Melbourne Cricket Ground85,815
27 September 1947
1948
Melbourne (6)

Essendon (7)
10.9 (69) drew 7.27 (69)Melbourne Cricket Ground85,658
2 October 1948
13.11 (89) d. 7.8 (50)Melbourne Cricket Ground52,226
9 October 1948
1949
Essendon (9)

Carlton (7)
18.17 (125) d. 6.16 (52)Melbourne Cricket Ground90,453
24 September 1949
1950
Essendon (10)
North Melbourne13.14 (92) d. 7.12 (54)Melbourne Cricket Ground87,601
23 September 1950
1951
Geelong (4)

Essendon (8)
11.15 (81) d. 10.10 (70)Melbourne Cricket Ground84,109
29 September 1951
1952
Geelong (5)

Collingwood (13)
13.8 (86) d. 5.10 (40)Melbourne Cricket Ground81,304
27 September 1952
1953
Collingwood (12)

Geelong (3)
11.11 (77) d. 8.17 (65)Melbourne Cricket Ground89,060
26 September 1953
1954Footscray
Melbourne (2)
15.12 (102) d. 7.9 (51)Melbourne Cricket Ground80,897
25 September 1954
1955
Melbourne (7)

Collingwood (14)
8.16 (64) d. 5.6 (36)Melbourne Cricket Ground88,053
17 September 1955
1956
Melbourne (8)

Collingwood (15)
17.19 (121) d. 6.12 (48)Melbourne Cricket Ground115,803
15 September 1956
1957
Melbourne (9)

Essendon (9)
17.14 (116) d. 7.13 (55)Melbourne Cricket Ground100,324
21 September 1957
1958
Collingwood (13)

Melbourne (3)
12.10 (82) d. 9.10 (64)Melbourne Cricket Ground97,956
20 September 1958
1959
Melbourne (10)

Essendon (10)
17.13 (115) d. 11.12 (78)Melbourne Cricket Ground103,506
26 September 1959
1960
Melbourne (11)

Collingwood (16)
8.14 (62) d. 2.2 (14)Melbourne Cricket Ground97,457
24 September 1960
1961HawthornFootscray13.16 (94) d. 7.9 (51)Melbourne Cricket Ground107,935
23 September 1961
1962
Essendon (11)

Carlton (8)
13.12 (90) d. 8.10 (58)Melbourne Cricket Ground98,385
29 September 1962
1963
Geelong (6)
Hawthorn15.19 (109) d. 8.12 (60)Melbourne Cricket Ground101,452
5 October 1963
1964
Melbourne (12)

Collingwood (17)
8.16 (64) d. 8.12 (60)Melbourne Cricket Ground102,469
19 September 1964
1965
Essendon (12)

St Kilda (2)
14.21 (105) d. 9.16 (70)Melbourne Cricket Ground104,846
25 September 1965
1966St Kilda
Collingwood (18)
10.14 (74) d. 10.13 (73)Melbourne Cricket Ground101,655
24 September 1966
1967
Richmond (6)

Geelong (4)
16.18 (114) d. 15.15 (105)Melbourne Cricket Ground109,396
23 September 1967
1968
Carlton (9)

Essendon (11)
7.14 (56) d. 8.5 (53)Melbourne Cricket Ground116,828
28 September 1968
1969
Richmond (7)

Carlton (9)
12.13 (85) d. 8.12 (60)Melbourne Cricket Ground119,165
27 September 1969
1970
Carlton (10)

Collingwood (19)
17.9 (111) d. 14.17 (101)Melbourne Cricket Ground121,696
26 September 1970
1971
Hawthorn (2)

St Kilda (3)
12.10 (82) d. 11.9 (75)Melbourne Cricket Ground118,192
25 September 1971
1972
Carlton (11)

Richmond (11)
28.9 (177) d. 22.18 (150)Melbourne Cricket Ground112,393
7 October 1972
1973
Richmond (8)

Carlton (10)
16.20 (116) d. 12.14 (86)Melbourne Cricket Ground116,956
29 September 1973
1974
Richmond (9)

North Melbourne (2)
18.20 (128) d. 13.9 (87)Melbourne Cricket Ground113,839
28 September 1974
1975North Melbourne
Hawthorn (2)
19.8 (122) d. 9.13 (67)Melbourne Cricket Ground110,551
27 September 1975
1976
Hawthorn (3)

North Melbourne (3)
13.22 (100) d. 10.10 (70)Melbourne Cricket Ground110,143
25 September 1976
1977
North Melbourne (2)

Collingwood (20)
9.22 (76) drew 10.16 (76)Melbourne Cricket Ground108,224
24 September 1977
21.25 (151) d. 19.10 (124)Melbourne Cricket Ground98,366
1 October 1977
1978
Hawthorn (4)

North Melbourne (4)
18.13 (121) d. 15.13 (103)Melbourne Cricket Ground101,704
30 September 1978
1979
Carlton (12)

Collingwood (21)
11.16 (82) d. 11.11 (77)Melbourne Cricket Ground113,545
29 September 1979
1980
Richmond (10)

Collingwood (22)
23.21 (159) d. 9.24 (78)Melbourne Cricket Ground113,461
27 September 1980
1981
Carlton (13)

Collingwood (23)
12.20 (92) d. 10.12 (72)Melbourne Cricket Ground112,964
26 September 1981
1982
Carlton (14)

Richmond (12)
14.19 (103) d. 12.13 (85)Melbourne Cricket Ground107,537
25 September 1982
1983
Hawthorn (5)

Essendon (12)
20.20 (140) d. 8.9 (57)Melbourne Cricket Ground110,332
24 September 1983
1984
Essendon (13)

Hawthorn (3)
14.21 (105) d. 12.9 (81)Melbourne Cricket Ground92,685
29 September 1984
1985
Essendon (14)

Hawthorn (4)
26.14 (170) d. 14.8 (92)Melbourne Cricket Ground100,042
28 September 1985
1986
Hawthorn (6)

Carlton (11)
16.14 (110) d. 9.14 (68)Melbourne Cricket Ground101,861
27 September 1986
1987
Carlton (15)

Hawthorn (5)
15.14 (104) d. 9.17 (71)Melbourne Cricket Ground92,754
26 September 1987
1988
Hawthorn (7)

Melbourne (4)
22.20 (152) d. 6.20 (56)Melbourne Cricket Ground93,754
24 September 1988
1989
Hawthorn (8)

Geelong (5)
21.18 (144) d. 21.12 (138)Melbourne Cricket Ground94,796
30 September 1989
Australian Football League name adopted
1990
Collingwood (14)

Essendon (13)
13.11 (89) d. 5.11 (41)Melbourne Cricket Ground98,944
6 October 1990
1991
Hawthorn (9)
West Coast20.19 (139) d. 13.8 (86)VFL Park75,230
28 September 1991
1992West Coast
Geelong (6)
16.17 (113) d. 12.13 (85)Melbourne Cricket Ground95,007
26 September 1992
1993
Essendon (15)

Carlton (12)
20.13 (133) d. 13.11 (89)Melbourne Cricket Ground96,862
25 September 1993
1994
West Coast (2)

Geelong (7)
20.23 (143) d. 8.15 (63)Melbourne Cricket Ground93,860
1 October 1994
1995
Carlton (16)

Geelong (8)
21.15 (141) d. 11.14 (80)Melbourne Cricket Ground93,670
30 September 1995
1996
North Melbourne (3)

Sydney (9)
19.17 (131) d. 13.10 (88)Melbourne Cricket Ground93,102
28 September 1996
1997Adelaide
St Kilda (4)
19.11 (125) d. 13.16 (94)Melbourne Cricket Ground99,645
27 September 1997
1998
Adelaide (2)

North Melbourne (5)
15.15 (105) d. 8.22 (70)Melbourne Cricket Ground94,431
26 September 1998
1999
North Melbourne (4)

Carlton (13)
19.10 (124) d. 12.17 (89)Melbourne Cricket Ground94,228
25 September 1999
2000
Essendon (16)

Melbourne (5)
19.21 (135) d. 11.9 (75)Melbourne Cricket Ground96,249
2 September 2000
2001Brisbane Lions
Essendon (14)
15.18 (108) d. 12.10 (82)Melbourne Cricket Ground91,482
29 September 2001
2002
Brisbane Lions (2)

Collingwood (24)
10.15 (75) d. 9.12 (66)Melbourne Cricket Ground91,817
28 September 2002
2003
Brisbane Lions (3)

Collingwood (25)
20.14 (134) d. 12.12 (84)Melbourne Cricket Ground79,451
27 September 2003
2004Port AdelaideBrisbane Lions17.11 (113) d. 10.13 (73)Melbourne Cricket Ground77,671
25 September 2004
2005
Sydney (4)

West Coast (2)
8.10 (58) d. 7.12 (54)Melbourne Cricket Ground91,828
24 September 2005
2006
West Coast (3)

Sydney (10)
12.13 (85) d. 12.12 (84)Melbourne Cricket Ground97,431
30 September 2006
2007
Geelong (7)
Port Adelaide24.19 (163) d. 6.8 (44)Melbourne Cricket Ground97,302
29 September 2007
2008
Hawthorn (10)

Geelong (9)
18.7 (115) d. 11.23 (89)Melbourne Cricket Ground100,012
27 September 2008
2009
Geelong (8)

St Kilda (5)
12.8 (80) d. 9.14 (68)Melbourne Cricket Ground99,251
26 September 2009
2010
Collingwood (15)

St Kilda (6)
9.14 (68) drew 10.8 (68)Melbourne Cricket Ground100,016
25 September 2010
16.12 (108) d. 7.10 (52)Melbourne Cricket Ground93,853
2 October 2010
2011
Geelong (9)

Collingwood (26)
18.11 (119) d. 12.9 (81)Melbourne Cricket Ground99,537
1 October 2011
2012
Sydney (5)

Hawthorn (6)
14.7 (91) d. 11.15 (81)Melbourne Cricket Ground99,683
29 September 2012
2013
Hawthorn (11)
Fremantle11.11 (77) d. 8.14 (62)Melbourne Cricket Ground100,007
28 September 2013
2014
Hawthorn (12)

Sydney (11)
21.11 (137) d. 11.8 (74)Melbourne Cricket Ground99,454
27 September 2014
2015
Hawthorn (13)

West Coast (3)
16.11 (107) d. 8.13 (61)Melbourne Cricket Ground98,633
3 October 2015
2016
Western Bulldogs (2)

Sydney (12)
13.11 (89) d. 10.7 (67)Melbourne Cricket Ground99,981
1 October 2016
2017
Richmond (11)
Adelaide16.12 (108) d. 8.12 (60)Melbourne Cricket Ground100,021
30 September 2017
2018
West Coast (4)

Collingwood (27)
11.13 (79) d. 11.8 (74)Melbourne Cricket Ground100,022
29 September 2018


Minor grade premierships


In addition to the seniors, VFL/AFL clubs have competed in premierships in three minor grades:


  • VFL/AFL Reserves premierships: 1919–1999

  • VFL/AFL Under-19s premierships: 1946–1991

  • VFL/AFL Night premierships: 1956–1971, 1977–2013


VFL/AFL Reserves premierships


The reserve grade premiership was held in various formats between 1919 and 1999. It was known as the Victorian Junior Football League from 1919 until 1923, the Seconds from 1924 until 1959, the VFL Reserves from 1960 until 1989, and as the AFL reserves from 1990 until 1999.[7] Until 1991, the competition was run by the VFL/AFL, and from 1992 until 1999 it was administered by the Victorian State Football League.


































































































































































































































Season
Premiers
Runners-up
Score [8]Venue
Attendance
Date
1919
Collingwood (1)

University-A (1)
6.11 (47) d. 4.8 (32)Melbourne Cricket Ground45,413 (C-R)

11 October 1919
1920
Collingwood (2)

University (2)
7.14 (56) d. 7.2 (44)Melbourne Cricket Ground58,255 (C-R)

25 September 1920
1921
Essendon (1)

Collingwood (1)
10.9 (69) d. 8.13 (61)Melbourne Cricket Ground43,122 (C-R)

15 October 1921
1922
Collingwood (3)

Essendon (1)
8.10 (58) d. 1.9 (15)Melbourne Cricket Ground50,054 (C-R)

14 October 1922
1923
Geelong (1)

Richmond (1)
9.12 (66) d. 5.10 (40)Melbourne Cricket Ground46,566 (C-R)

20 October 1923
1924
Geelong (2)

Essendon (2)
Geelong won on forfeitKardinia ParkN/AN/A
1925
Collingwood (4)

Fitzroy (1)
13.16 (94) d. 11.4 (70)Melbourne Cricket Ground64,288 (C-R)

10 October 1925
1926
Carlton (1)

Geelong (1)
14.11 (95) d. 5.13 (43)Melbourne Cricket Ground59,632 (C-R)

9 October 1926
1927
Carlton (2)

South Melbourne (1)
12.22 (94) d. 11.9 (75)Melbourne Cricket Ground4,210
8 October 1927
1928
Carlton (3)

Geelong (2)
18.18 (126) d. 14.11 (95)Melbourne Cricket Ground8,000
27 September 1928
1929
Richmond (1)

Geelong (3)
12.8 (80) d. 7.15 (57)Melbourne Cricket Ground6,544
26 September 1929
1930
Geelong (3)

Richmond (2)
14.12 (96) d. 11. (74)Melbourne Cricket Ground41,495 (C-R)

4 October 1930
1931
Melbourne (1)

Geelong (4)
8.13 (61) d. 8.5 (53)Melbourne Cricket Ground60,712 (C-R)

10 October 1931
1932
Melbourne (2)

Essendon (3)
8.12 (60) d. 4.10 (34)Melbourne Cricket Ground69,724 (C-R)

1 October 1932
1933
Melbourne (3)

St Kilda (1)
10.15 (75) d. 10.14 (74)Melbourne Cricket Ground9,500
28 September 1933
1934
Melbourne (4)

Geelong (5)
15.18 (108) d. 12.4 (76)Melbourne Cricket Ground65,335 (C-R)

13 October 1934
1935
Melbourne (5)

Geelong (6)
12.11 (83) d. 9.6 (60)Melbourne Cricket Ground54,154 (C-R)

5 October 1935
1936
Footscray (1)

Melbourne (1)
15.11 (101) d. 6.14 (50)Melbourne Cricket Ground74,091 (C-R)

3 October 1936
1937
Geelong (4)

Collingwood (2)
12.12 (84) d. 9.11 (65)Melbourne Cricket Ground
30 September 1937
1938
Geelong (5)

Footscray (1)
12.19 (91) d. 12.8 (80)Melbourne Cricket Ground5,500
29 September 1938
1939
Melbourne (6)

Richmond (2)
22.12 (144) d. 17.13 (115)Melbourne Cricket Ground4,100
28 September 1939
1940
Collingwood (5)

Carlton (1)
6.16 (52) d. 3.12 (30)Melbourne Cricket Ground70,330 (C-R)

28 September 1940
1941
Essendon (2)

Fitzroy (2)
12.16 (88) d.9.17 (71)Melbourne Cricket Ground79,687 (C-R)

27 September 1941
1942
St Kilda (1)

Fitzroy (3)
13.10 (88) d. 7.15 (57)Punt Road Oval
12 September 1942
1943
St Kilda (2)

Fitzroy (4)
11.14 (80) d. 8.6 (54)Victoria Park
18 September 1943
1944
Fitzroy (1)

Collingwood (3)
11.12 (78) d. 9.9 (63)Victoria Park7,500
23 September 1944
1945
Footscray (2)

Fitzroy (5)
9.16 (70) d. 9.3 (57)Victoria Park6,500
22 September 1945
1946
Richmond (2)

Fitzroy (6)
7.15 (57) d. 7.14 (56)Melbourne Cricket Ground59,444 (C-R)

28 September 1946
1947
North Melbourne (1)

Richmond (3)
16.13 (109) d. 14.10 (94)Melbourne Cricket Ground85,815 (C-R)

27 September 1947
1948
Geelong (6)

Richmond (4)
17.12 (114) d. 12.9 (81)Melbourne Cricket Ground86,198 (C-R)

2 October 1948
1949
Melbourne (7)

Essendon (4)
17.10 (112) d. 9.14 (68)Melbourne Cricket Ground90,453 (C-R)

24 September 1949










VFL/AFL Under-19s premierships


The VFL/AFL's Under-19s competition was held between 1946 and 1991. It was known as the VFL Thirds until 1959, and as the Under-19s thereafter.[7]





































Season
Premiers
Runners-up
Score [18]Venue
Attendance
Date
1946
North Melbourne (1)

Carlton (1)
11.9 (75) d. 5.12 (42)
21 September 1946
1947
Melbourne (1)

North Melbourne (1)
12.13 (85) d. 11.7 (73)
6 September 1947
1948
Carlton (1)

Essendon (1)
6.10 (46) d. 5.6 (36)
1949
Carlton (2)

Geelong (1)
9.8 (62) d. 7.9 (51)










VFL/AFL Night premierships


The pre-season and night premiership covers three competitions which are considered historically equivalent in status:



  • VFL Night Series, a consolation competition played amongst non-finalists between 1956 and 1971.


  • Australian Football Championships Night Series, a mid-season knock-out competition played concurrently with the premiership and involving teams from interstate, played between 1977 and 1987.


  • Australian Football League pre-season competition, played before each season from 1988 until 2013.

For a list of premiers in these competitions, see list of Australian Football League pre-season and night series premiers.



Premierships by team






































































































































Club
Years in competition
Premierships
Runners-up
Premiership years
Runner-up years
Essendon1897–present1614
1897, 1901, 1911, 1912, 1923, 1924, 1942, 1946, 1949, 1950, 1962, 1965, 1984, 1985, 1993, 2000

1898, 1902, 1908, 1941, 1943, 1947, 1948, 1951, 1957, 1959, 1968, 1983, 1990, 2001
Carlton1897–present1613
1906, 1907, 1908, 1914, 1915, 1938, 1945, 1947, 1968, 1970, 1972, 1979, 1981, 1982, 1987, 1995

1904, 1909, 1910, 1916, 1921, 1932, 1949, 1962, 1969, 1973, 1986, 1993, 1999
Collingwood1897–present1527
1902, 1903, 1910, 1917, 1919, 1927, 1928, 1929, 1930, 1935, 1936, 1953, 1958, 1990, 2010

1901, 1905, 1911, 1915, 1918, 1920, 1922, 1925, 1926, 1937, 1938, 1939, 1952, 1955, 1956, 1960, 1964, 1966, 1970, 1977, 1979, 1980, 1981, 2002, 2003, 2011, 2018
Hawthorn1925–present136
1961, 1971, 1976, 1978, 1983, 1986, 1988, 1989, 1991, 2008, 2013, 2014, 2015

1963, 1975, 1984, 1985, 1987, 2012
Melbourne1897–present125
1900, 1926, 1939, 1940, 1941, 1948, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1959, 1960, 1964

1946, 1954, 1958, 1988, 2000
Richmond1908–present1112
1920, 1921, 1932, 1934, 1943, 1967, 1969, 1973, 1974, 1980, 2017

1919, 1924, 1927, 1928, 1929, 1931, 1933, 1940, 1942, 1944, 1972, 1982
Geelong1897–present99
1925, 1931, 1937, 1951, 1952, 1963, 2007, 2009, 2011

1897, 1930, 1953, 1967, 1989, 1992, 1994, 1995, 2008
Fitzroy1897–199685
1898, 1899, 1904, 1905, 1913, 1916, 1922, 1944

1900, 1903, 1906, 1917, 1923

South Melbourne / Sydney
1897–present512
1909, 1918, 1933, 2005, 2012

1899, 1907, 1912, 1914, 1934, 1935, 1936, 1945, 1996, 2006, 2014, 2016
North Melbourne1925–present45
1975, 1977, 1996, 1999

1950, 1974, 1976, 1978, 1998
West Coast1987–present43
1992, 1994, 2006, 2018

1991, 2005, 2015
Brisbane Lions1997–present31
2001, 2002, 2003

2004
Adelaide1991–present21
1997, 1998

2017

Footscray / Western Bulldogs
1925–present21
1954, 2016

1961
St Kilda1897–present161966
1913, 1965, 1971, 1997, 2009, 2010
Port Adelaide1997–present112004
2007
Fremantle1995–present01
2013
University1908–191400
Brisbane Bears1987–199600
Gold Coast2011–present00
Greater Western Sydney2012–present00


See also


  • AFL Grand Final

  • Australian Football League premiership and grand final statistics

  • List of Australian Football League premiership captains and coaches

  • List of Australian Football League pre-season and night series premiers

  • List of Australian Football League wooden spoons

  • List of AFL Women's premiers


Notes


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  • a Due to military use from 1942 to 1945 during World War II,[19] Grand Finals were held at Princes Park in 1942, 1943 and 1945, and at Junction Oval in 1944.[20]


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Sources


  • Australian Football League

  • Full Points Footy

  • AFL Tables








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