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词条 2017 Adelaide Football Club season
释义

  1. AFL

     List changes  Retirements and delistings  Trades  National draft  Rookie draft  Squad  Season summary  Pre-season  Week 1  Week 2  Week 3  Home and Away season  Round 1  Round 2  Round 3  Round 4  Round 5  Round 6  Round 7  Round 8  Round 9  Round 10  Round 11  Round 12  Round 14  Round 15  Round 16  Round 17  Round 18  Round 19  Round 20  Round 21  Round 22  Round 23  Finals  First Qualifying Final  First Preliminary Final  Grand Final  Ladder 

  2. AFL Women's

     2017 Squad  Regular season  Ladder  2017 Grand Final 

  3. SANFL

     Ladder 

  4. References

{{Use dmy dates|date=December 2017}}{{Use Australian English|date=December 2017}}{{Infobox AFL club season
| club = Adelaide Football Club
| season = 2017
| CEO = Andrew Fagan
| coach = Don Pyke (AFL)
(2nd season)
Bec Goddard (AFLW)
(1st season)
| captain = Taylor Walker (AFL)
(3rd season)
Erin Phillips (AFLW)
(1st season)
Chelsea Randall (AFLW)
(1st season)
| home ground = Adelaide Oval (AFL)
(Capacity: 53,583)
Marrara Oval (AFLW)
(Capacity: 14,000)
Norwood Oval (AFLW)
(Capacity: 22,000)
Thebarton Oval (AFLW)
(Capacity: 15,000)
| preseason comp =NAB Challenge
| preseason result =
| regularseason comp = AFL season
| regularseason result = 1st
| finals series = Finals
| finals result = 2nd
| club b&f = Malcolm Blight Medal
| best and fairest =
| leading goalscorer =
| highest attendance = 100,021 vs. {{AFL Ric}} (Grand Final)
| lowest attendance = 41,948 vs. {{AFL WB}} (Round 16)
| average attendance =
| club membership =
| prevseason = 2016
| nextseason = 2018
}}

The 2017 Adelaide Football Club season is the 27th season in the Australian Football League and the 1st season in the AFL Women's competition contested by the Adelaide Football Club.

AFL

{{Main|2017 AFL season}}

List changes

{{Main|2016 AFL draft}}Matthew Jaensch, who suffered a knee injury in round 7 of 2015, had not played a game for the rest of that season and decided to retire from AFL at the beginning of the 2016 season.[1] Former captain Nathan van Berlo also decided to retire at the end of 2016 after struggling to get a spot in the AFL team. He finished out the season playing in the SANFL finals campaign.[2] The Crows also delisted Luke Lowden and Keenan Ramsey at the end of the season.[3]

The only trade that the Crows were involved in was that of midfielder Jarryd Lyons, who was traded to {{AFL GC}}.[4] After the trade period they delisted two more players: midfielder Mitch Grigg and utility Ricky Henderson.[5] Henderson went on to be signed as a delisted free agent by {{AFL Haw}}.[1] The final player to be dropped off of the senior list was Sam Shaw, who retired due to the effects concussion was having on his career.[7] He was later re-drafted in the rookie draft to give him access to welfare assistance.[8]

With the Crows' first pick in the national draft they selected Jordan Gallucci, a midfielder from Eastern Ranges in the TAC Cup. Originally this was selection 13, but it dropped to 15 due to bids made on academy players.[9] Son of two-time Crows premiership player Darren Jarman, Ben Jarman, was eligible for the Crows to select him as a father-son selection. The Crows decided not to use this to select him in the national draft, but Jarman was overlooked and, when no club opted to take part in the 2017 pre-season draft, the Crows were able to select him automatically with their final selection in the rookie draft.[8]

Retirements and delistings

Player Date Reason Career games Career goals Ref.
Matthew Jaensch 26 February 2016 Retired 74 25 [2]
Nathan van Berlo 5 September 2016 Retired 205 68 [3]
Luke Lowden 23 September 2016 Delisted 1 3 [4]
Keenan Ramsey 23 September 2016 Delisted 0 0 [4]
Mitch Grigg 31 October 2016 Delisted 20 15 [5]
Ricky Henderson 31 October 2016 Delisted 90 43 [5]
Sam Shaw 9 November 2016Shaw retired due to ongoing concussion issues but was redrafted in the Rookie Draft for administrative reasons}} 24 0 [6]
{{notelist}}

Trades

Date Gained From Lost Ref.
20 October Pick 43
Pick 67
{{AFL GC}} Jarryd Lyons
Pick 71
[7]

National draft

Round Pick Player Recruited from League Ref.
1 15 Jordan Gallucci Eastern Ranges TAC Cup [8]
3 44 Myles Poholke Dandenong Stingrays TAC Cup [9]
3 51 Elliott Himmelberg Redland NEAFL [10]
4 62 Matthew Signorello Northern Knights TAC Cup [11]
5 75 Ben Davis UNSW Sydney AFL [12]

Rookie draft

Round Pick Player Recruited from League Ref.
1 13Shaw retired due to ongoing concussion issues but was redrafted in the Rookie Draft for administrative reasons}} {{AFL Ade}} AFL [13]
2 30 Passed
3 45Ben Jarman was a father-son rule selection (son of Darren Jarman)}} North Adelaide SANFL [13]
{{notelist}}

Squad

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|date =19 September 2017
|column1_title=Senior list
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  • {{Rls player|no= 3|name=Riley Knight}}
  • {{Rls player|no= 4|name=Josh Jenkins}}
  • {{Rls player|no= 5|name=Scott Thompson (ret)}}
  • {{Rls player|no= 6|name=Jake Lever}}
  • {{Rls player|no= 7|name=Jordan Gallucci}}
  • {{Rls player|no= 8|name=Jake Kelly}}
  • {{Rls player|no= 9|name=Rory Sloane (vc)}}
  • {{Rls player|no=10|name=Harrison Wigg}}
  • {{Rls player|no=11|name=Paul Seedsman}}
  • {{Rls player|no=12|name=Daniel Talia}}
  • {{Rls player|no=13|name=Taylor Walker (c)}}
  • {{Rls player|no=14|name=David Mackay }}
  • {{Rls player|no=15|name=Kyle Hartigan}}
  • {{Rls player|no=16|name=Luke Brown}}
  • {{Rls player|no=17|name=Curtly Hampton }}
  • {{Rls player|no=18|name=Eddie Betts}}
  • {{Rls player|no=21|name=Rory Atkins}}
  • {{Rls player|no=22|name=Andy Otten}}
  • {{Rls player|no=23|name=Charlie Cameron}}

|list2a={{Rls player|no=24|name=Sam Jacobs}}
  • {{Rls player|no=25|name=Kyle Cheney}}
  • {{Rls player|no=26|name=Richard Douglas}}
  • {{Rls player|no=27|name=Tom Lynch}}
  • {{Rls player|no=28|name=Cam Ellis-Yolmen }}
  • {{Rls player|no=29|name=Rory Laird}}
  • {{Rls player|no=30|name=Wayne Milera}}
  • {{Rls player|no=31|name=Myles Poholke}}
  • {{Rls player|no=32|name=Troy Menzel}}
  • {{Rls player|no=33|name=Brodie Smith}}
  • {{Rls player|no=34|name=Elliott Himmelberg}}
  • {{Rls player|no=35|name=Matthew Signorello}}
  • {{Rls player|no=36|name=Dean Gore}}
  • {{Rls player|no=38|name=Harry Dear}}
  • {{Rls player|no=39|name=Tom Doedee}}
  • {{Rls player|no=40|name=Ben Davis}}
  • {{Rls player|no=41|name=Mitch McGovern}}
  • {{Rls player|no=43|name=Reilly O'Brien}}
  • {{Rls player|no=44|name=Matt Crouch}}

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|list4a={{Rls player|no=1|name=Jono Beech }}
  • {{Rls player|no=20|name=Hugh Greenwood (B) }}
  • {{Rls player|no=37|name=Paul Hunter}}
  • {{Rls player|no=42|name=Alex Keath (B) }}
  • {{Rls player|no=45|name=Ben Jarman}}
  • {{Rls player|no=-|name=Sam Shaw (ret)}}

|coach= Don Pyke
|assistant=Scott Camporeale (midfield)
|assistant2=David Teague (forwards)
|assistant3=Matthew Clarke (ruck)
|assistant4=James Podsiadly (defensive)
|assistant5=Heath Younie (development manager)
|assistant6=Ryan O'Keefe (SANFL coach and midfield development)
|assistant7=Tate Kaesler (team defence specialist coach)
|assistant8=Paul Thomas (defensive development)
|assistant9=Nathan van Berlo (forwards development)
|legend1= Long-term injury list
|legend2= Upgraded rookie(s)
|legend3=(B) Category B rookie
|legend4=(ret) Retired
}}

Season summary

Pre-season

{{Main|2017 JLT Community Series}}
Rd Date and local timeOpponentScores (Adelaide's scores indicated in bold)VenueAttendanceReport
Home Away Result
1Friday, 24 February (7:40 pm){{AFL Ric}} 0.14.8 (92) 0.10.13 (73) Lost by 19 points Etihad Stadium (A) 7,262 Report
2Sunday, 5 March (1:350 pm){{AFL Gee}} 1.9.7 (70) 1.7.13 (64) Won by 6 points Richmond Oval (H) 3,800 Report
3Saturday, 11 March (3:40 pm){{AFL BL}} 1.20.13 (142) 1.15.4 (103) Won by 39 points Hickinbotham Oval (H) 4,350 Report
Week 1
{{AFLGameDetailed
| title =Round 1
| date =Friday, 24 February 7:40 pm
| home team ={{AFL Ric}}
| home Q1 =0.1.2 (8)
| home Q2 =0.4.6 (30)
| home Q3 =0.9.7 (61)
| home final =0.14.8 (92)
| home super =Nil
| home goals =Castagna 3, Riewoldt 3, Lloyd, Griffiths, Vlastuin, Butler, Nankervis, McIntosh, Martin, Caddy
| home best =Caddy, Prestia, Ellis, Astbury, Castagna, Cotchin, Nankervis
| home injuries =Nil
| home reports =Nil
| home substitute =
| winner =H
| away team ={{AFL Ade}}
| away Q1 =0.3.3 (21)
| away Q2 =0.5.5 (35)
| away Q3 =0.8.8 (56)
| away final =0.10.13 (73)
| away super =Nil
| away goals =Jenkins 4, Hampton 2, Beech, Kelly, Betts, Douglas
| away best =Laird, Wigg, Crouch, Smith, Lynch, Cameron, Otten, Jenkins
| away injuries =Jacobs (stiff back), Ellis-Yolmen (knee), McGovern (knee), Beech (calf)
| away reports =Nil
| away substitute =
| venue =Etihad Stadium
| crowd =7,262
| report =Report
| umpires =Hosking, Rosebury, Hay, Harris
| BOG award =
| BOG winner =
| broadcast =
| anthem =
| notes =
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Week 2
{{AFLGameDetailed
| title =Round 2
| date =Sunday, 5 March 1:35 pm
| home team ={{AFL Ade}}
| home Q1 =1.1.0 (15)
| home Q2 =1.4.0 (33)
| home Q3 =1.9.7 (70)
| home final =1.9.7 (70)
| home super =Atkins
| home goals =Walker 2, Atkins 2, Cameron 2, Smith, T Menzel, Dear
| home best =Atkins, M Crouch, Hampton, Hartigan, Laird, Walker
| home injuries =Gore (head knock)
| home reports =Nil
| home substitute =
| winner =H
| away team ={{AFL Gee}}
| away Q1 =0.2.3 (15)
| away Q2 =1.4.8 (41)
| away Q3 =1.4.9 (42)
| away final =1.7.13 (64)
| away super =Menzel
| away goals =Menzel, Stanley, Parfitt, Tuohy, Cockatoo, Lang, Horlin-Smith
| away best =Tuohy, Henderson, Horlin-Smith, Lang, Guthrie, Menegola
| away injuries =McCarthy (shoulder)
| away reports =Nil
| away substitute =
| venue =Richmond Oval
| crowd =3,800
| report =Report
| umpires =Haussen, Kamolins, Fleer, Mitchell
| BOG award =
| BOG winner =
| broadcast =
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Week 3
{{AFLGameDetailed
| title =Round 3
| date =Saturday, 11 March 3:40 pm
| home team ={{AFL Ade}}
| home Q1 =0.6.1 (37)
| home Q2 =0.13.5 (83)
| home Q3 =0.17.10 (112)
| home final =1.20.13 (142)
| home super =Jenkins
| home goals =Jenkins 4, McGovern 4, Walker 3, Betts 3, Douglas 2, Menzel, Atkins, Laird, Lynch
| home best =Laird, Walker, Hampton, McGovern, Otten, Atkins
| home injuries =Knight (achilles) was replaced in squad by Greenwood
| home reports =Nil
| home substitute =
| winner =H
| away team ={{AFL BL}}
| away Q1 =0.3.0 (18)
| away Q2 =0.9.1 (55)
| away Q3 =1.9.2 (65)
| away final =1.15.4 (103)
| away super =Martin
| away goals =Bell 3, Rich 2, Hipwood 2, Hammelmann 2, Lester, Beams, Robinson, Taylor, Cox, Barrett
| away best =Beams, Martin, Gardiner, Robertson, Bell
| away injuries =Nil
| away reports =Nil
| away substitute =
| venue =Hickinbotham Oval
| crowd =4,350
| report =Report
| umpires =Rosebury, Deboy, Hosking
| BOG award =
| BOG winner =
| broadcast =
| anthem =
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Home and Away season

The Crows began the season undefeated for the first five rounds after beating premiership favourites {{AFL GWS}},[14] winning their first match against {{AFL Haw}} since 2011,[15] squaring up the Showdown ledger[16] and beating both {{AFL Ess}}[17] and {{AFL GC}}[18] by more than ten goals each. After five rounds, they were one of three undefeated teams, along with {{AFL Gee}} and {{AFL Ric}}, making their Round 6 match against Richmond a blockbuster. Richmond failed to meet expectations and the Crows won by 76 points. Undefeated after six games, the Crows were on top of the ladder with their best start to any season.[19]

Now premiership favourites, the Crows expected an easy win against {{AFL Nor}}, who had only won one game and were on the bottom of the ladder. They were then shell-shocked when North Melbourne kept them scoreless for the first quarter and won the game by 59 points.[20] The Crows tried to bounce back the next week against {{AFL Mel}}, and the led by 28 points halfway through the second quarter, but Melbourne went on to kick the next nine goals and won by 41 points.[21] The Crows then got a chance to play themselves back into form with an 80-point win over {{AFL BL}}[22] and a 100-point win over {{AFL Fre}}.[23] This set up another top-of-the-table clash, this time with {{AFL Gee}} at Geelong's home ground, Simonds Stadium. Geelong led from start to finish and ended up winning by 22 points, Geelong's tenth win in a row against Adelaide at Simonds Stadium.[24] The Crows then went into the bye after beating {{AFL StK}} by 57 points on top of the ladder with 9 wins and 3 losses.[25]

After losing to {{AFL Haw}},[26] the Crows did not lose a game for almost two months. First, they won four games against {{AFL Car}},[27] the {{AFL WB}},[28] {{AFL Mel}}[29] and {{AFL Gee}}.[30] After this, they played against {{AFL Col}} at the MCG. The Crows went into the game as clear favourites to win, but after a slow start they were trailing by 38 points at half-time. When Collingwood kicked two quick goals to start the third quarter, the lead was extended to 50 points. Adelaide kicked 9 of the next 10 goals to bring the margin back to 3 points early in the final quarter, but they were unable to take the lead. Collingwood kicked three goals in a row to take the margin back out to 21 points, but the Crows came back again and in the dying seconds Collingwood's lead had been diminished to 6 points. Mitch McGovern took a huge pack mark for the Crows seconds before the siren went, and he kicked a goal after the siren to draw the game. This was the Crows' first draw since 1994.[31] Adelaide followed this up with a record-breaking 84-point win in the second Showdown of the season,[32] and a 43-point win over {{AFL Ess}}, guaranteeing them a top two spot and a home Qualifying Final.[33]

In Round 22, they played against {{AFL Syd}}, who after starting winless had won 13 of their last 15 games and were challenging for a spot in the top four. They had another slow start, but fought back to lead in the second half. The Crows were inaccurate in front of goals, so in spite of having seven more scoring shots than the Swans, they lost by three points.[34] In their final game the Crows played {{AFL WC}} in the final ever AFL game at Domain Stadium, where the Crows lost by 29 points. This was enough for West Coast to make the top eight, beating {{AFL Mel}} on percentage by half a percent, and because Geelong had beaten the Giants, the Crows finished minor premiers in spite of losing their last two games.[35]

RdDate and local timeOpponentScores (Adelaide's scores indicated in bold)VenueAttendanceLadder
position
Report
Home Away Result
1 Sunday, 26 March (2:45 pm) {{AFL GWS}} 22.15 (147) 14.7 (91) Won by 56 points Adelaide Oval (H) 43,993 1st Report
2 Saturday, 1 April (1:45 pm) {{AFL Haw}} 13.11 (89) 16.17 (113) Won by 24 points MCG (A) 37,420 2nd Report
3 Saturday, 8 April (7:10 pm) {{AFL Por}} 12.11 (83) 15.10 (100) Won by 17 points Adelaide Oval (A) 53,698 1st Report
4 Saturday, 15 April (7:10 pm) {{AFL Ess}} 24.9 (153) 13.10 (88) Won by 65 points Adelaide Oval (H) 47,492 1st Report
5 Saturday, 22 April (4:35 pm) {{AFL GC}} 13.8 (86) 23.15 (153) Won by 67 points Metricon Stadium (A) 12,672 1st Report
6 Sunday, 30 April (4:10 pm) {{AFL Ric}} 21.14 (140) 10.4 (64) Won by 76 points Adelaide Oval (H) 51,069 1st Report
7 Saturday, 6 May (1:45 pm) {{AFL Nor}} 22.13 (145) 13.8 (86) Lost by 59 points Blundstone Arena (A) 10,064 1st Report
8 Saturday, 13 May (7:10 pm) {{AFL Mel}} 9.12 (66) 17.5 (107) Lost by 41 points Adelaide Oval (H) 47,882 1st Report
9 Saturday, 20 May (7:25 pm) {{AFL BL}} 7.18 (60) 21.14 (140) Won by 80 points Gabba (A) 13,802 1st Report
10 Saturday, 27 May (7:10 pm) {{AFL Fre}} 20.23 (143) 6.7 (43) Won by 100 points Adelaide Oval (H) 42,415 1st Report
11 Friday, 2 June (7:50 pm) {{AFL Gee}} 13.18 (96) 10.14 (74) Lost by 22 points Simonds Stadium (A) 30,468 2nd Report
12 Friday, 9 June (7:20 pm) {{AFL StK}} 16.15 (111) 7.12 (54) Won by 57 points Adelaide Oval (H) 46,082 1st Report
13Bye
14 Thursday, 22 June (7:20 pm) {{AFL Haw}} 12.10 (82) 14.12 (96) Lost by 14 points Adelaide Oval (H) 45,312 2nd Report
15 Saturday, 1 July (2:10 pm) {{AFL Car}} 12.5 (77) 13.11 (89) Won by 12 points MCG (A) 33,433 2nd Report
16 Friday, 7 July (7:20 pm) {{AFL WB}} 16.8 (104) 5.15 (45) Won by 59 points Adelaide Oval (H) 41,948 1st Report
17 Saturday, 15 July (7:10 pm) {{AFL Mel}} 10.10 (70) 17.14 (116) Won by 46 points TIO Stadium (A) 12,104 1st Report
18 Friday, 21 July (7:20 pm) {{AFL Gee}} 13.13 (91) 10.10 (70) Won by 21 points Adelaide Oval (H) 50,464 1st Report
19 Sunday, 30 July (3:20 pm) {{AFL Col}} 15.13 (103) 16.7 (103) Match drawn MCG (A) 33,269 1st Report
20 Sunday, 6 August (4:10 pm) {{AFL Por}} 18.22 (130) 7.4 (46) Won by 84 points Adelaide Oval (H) 45,028 1st Report
21 Saturday, 12 August (7:25 pm) {{AFL Ess}} 12.8 (80) 18.15 (123) Won by 43 points Etihad Stadium (A) 38,487 1st Report
22 Friday, 18 August (7:20 pm) {{AFL Syd}} 11.14 (80) 13.5 (83) Lost by 3 points Adelaide Oval (H) 51,466 1st Report
23 Sunday, 27 August (2:40 pm) {{AFL WCE}} 15.10 (100) 10.11 (71) Lost by 29 points Domain Stadium (A) 39,367 1st Report
Round 1
{{AFLGameDetailed
| title =Round 1
| date =Sunday, 26 March (2:45 pm)
| home team ={{AFL Ade}}
| home Q1 =2.3 (15)
| home Q2 =7.9 (51)
| home Q3 =15.14 (104)
| home final =22.15 (147)
| home super =
| home goals =Betts 4, Atkins 3, Jenkins 3, McGovern 2, Cameron 2, Douglas 2, Knight 2, Mackay, Menzel, Smith, Milera
| home best =Laird, Cameron, Atkins, Douglas, Milera, Betts
| home injuries =Walker (hamstring) replaced in the selected side by Knight
| home reports =Nil
| home substitute =
| winner =H
| away team ={{AFL GWS}}
| away Q1 =4.5 (29)
| away Q2 =6.7 (43)
| away Q3 =11.7 (73)
| away final =14.7 (91)
| away super =
| away goals =Cameron 4, Smith 3, Scully 2, Greene, Lobb, Kennedy, Johnson, Patton
| away best =Kelly, Shiel, Williams, Cameron
| away injuries =Mzungu (hamstring)
| away reports =Nil
| away substitute =
| venue =Adelaide Oval
| crowd =43,993
| report =Report
| umpires =Fisher, Stephens, Jeffery
| BOG award =
| BOG winner =
| broadcast =
| anthem =
| notes =
  • Debut(s) for {{AFL Ade}}: Troy Menzel ({{AFL Car}}), Curtly Hampton ({{AFL GWS}})
  • This was Andy Otten's first AFL match in 960 days.

}}
Round 2
{{AFLGameDetailed
| title =Round 2
| date =Saturday, 1 April (1:45 pm)
| home team ={{AFL Haw}}
| home Q1 =6.2 (38)
| home Q2 =8.3 (51)
| home Q3 =11.10 (76)
| home final =13.11 (89)
| home super =
| home goals =Breust 4, Puopolo 3, Roughead 2, Mitchell, Shiels, Vickery, Rioli
| home best =Mitchell, O'Meara, Puopolo, Gunston, Burgoyne
| home injuries =Shiels (left leg), Smith (leg), Birchall (jaw)
| home reports =Nil
| home substitute =
| winner =A
| away team ={{AFL Ade}}
| away Q1 =2.2 (14)
| away Q2 =5.8 (38)
| away Q3 =11.14 (80)
| away final =16.17 (113)
| away super =
| away goals =Betts 3, Mackay 3, Walker 2, Lynch, Jacobs, Cameron, Atkins, McGovern, Otten, Sloane, Brown
| away best =Jacobs, Sloane, Smith, Mackay, Crouch, Betts, Talia
| away injuries =Jenkins (ribs)
| away reports =Nil
| away substitute =
| venue =MCG
| crowd =37,420
| report =Report
| umpires =Margets, Nicholls, Mitchell
| BOG award =
| BOG winner =
| broadcast =
| anthem =
| notes =
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Round 3
{{AFLGameDetailed
| title =Round 3 (Showdown)
| date =Saturday, 8 April (7:10 pm)
| home team ={{AFL Por}}
| home Q1 =4.6 (30)
| home Q2 =6.6 (42)
| home Q3 =9.8 (62)
| home final =12.11 (83)
| home super =
| home goals =Wines 2, Wingard 2, R Gray 2, Westhoff, Impey, Dixon, Boak, Eddy, Powell-Pepper
| home best =Wines, Ryder, Ebert, Byrne-Jones, Hartlett, Boak
| home injuries =Nil
| home reports =Ryder (striking)
| home substitute =
| winner =A
| away team ={{AFL Ade}}
| away Q1 =3.3 (21)
| away Q2 =7.9 (51)
| away Q3 =11.10 (76)
| away final =15.10 (100)
| away super =
| away goals =Walker 4, Betts 3, Otten 2, Knight 2, Lynch 2, Mackay, Sloane
| away best =Sloane, Douglas, Walker, Otten, Laird, Lynch, Knight
| away injuries =McGovern (hamstring)
| away reports =Nil
| away substitute =
| venue =Adelaide Oval
| crowd =53,698
| report =Report
| umpires =Dagleigh, Meredith, Williamson
| BOG award =Showdown Medal
| BOG winner =Rory Sloane
| broadcast =
| anthem =
| notes =
}}
Round 4
{{AFLGameDetailed
| title =Round 4
| date =Saturday, 15 April (7:10 pm)
| home team ={{AFL Ade}}
| home Q1 =9.2 (56)
| home Q2 =15.6 (96)
| home Q3 =17.7 (109)
| home final =24.9 (153)
| home super =
| home goals =Betts 6, Walker 5, Otten 2, Atkins 2, Sloane 2, Lynch 2, Cameron, Menzel, Laird, Douglas
| home best =Walker, Betts, Sloane, Laird, Jacobs, Smith
| home injuries =Kelly (eye)
| home reports =Nil
| home substitute =
| winner =H
| away team ={{AFL Ess}}
| away Q1 =3.2 (20)
| away Q2 =7.2 (44)
| away Q3 =10.9 (69)
| away final =13.10 (88)
| away super =
| away goals =McDonald-Tipungwuti 4, Colyer 3, Langford, Daniher, Fantasia, Zaharakis
| away best =Colyer, Merrett, Goddard, Kelly, Zaharakis, Daniher
| away injuries =Nil
| away reports =McKenna (head high contact)
| away substitute =
| venue =Adelaide Oval
| crowd =47,492
| report =Report
| umpires =Deboy, Schmitt, Kamolins
| BOG award =
| BOG winner =
| broadcast =
| anthem =
| notes =
}}
Round 5
{{AFLGameDetailed
| title =Round 5
| date =Saturday, 22 April (4:35 pm)
| home team ={{AFL GC}}
| home Q1 =2.2 (14)
| home Q2 =4.3 (27)
| home Q3 =8.5 (53)
| home final =13.8 (86)
| home super =
| home goals =Ah Chee 5, Lynch 2, Hall 2, Matera 2, Sexton, Swallow
| home best =Ablett, Saad, Ah Chee, Barlow
| home injuries =Nil
| home reports =Nil
| home substitute =
| winner =A
| away team ={{AFL Ade}}
| away Q1 =7.6 (48)
| away Q2 =11.9 (75)
| away Q3 =17.12 (114)
| away final =23.15 (153)
| away super =
| away goals =Betts 3, Lynch 3, Hampton 2, Cameron 2, Knight 2, Walker 2, Menzel 2, Otten 2, Crouch, Sloane, Atkins, Brown, Smith
| away best =Atkins, Sloane, Crouch, Laird, Lynch, Crouch
| away injuries =Talia (hamstring), Knight (hamstring)
| away reports =Nil
| away substitute =
| venue =Metricon Stadium
| crowd =12,672
| report =Report
| umpires =Findlay, O'Gorman, Mitchell
| BOG award =
| BOG winner =
| broadcast =
| anthem =
| notes =
}}
Round 6
{{AFLGameDetailed
| title =Round 6
| date =Sunday, 30 April (4:10 pm)
| home team ={{AFL Ade}}
| home Q1 =5.0 (30)
| home Q2 =11.6 (72)
| home Q3 =18.11 (119)
| home final =21.14 (140)
| home super =
| home goals =Walker 5, Lynch 3, Sloane 3, Cameron 2, Jenkins, Betts, Douglas, Jacobs, Smith, M Crouch, Otten
| home best =Sloane, M Crouch, Jacobs, Lynch, Walker, Laird
| home injuries =Nil
| home reports =Nil
| home substitute =
| winner =H
| away team ={{AFL Ric}}
| away Q1 =6.3 (39)
| away Q2 =7.3 (45)
| away Q3 =8.3 (51)
| away final =10.4 (64)
| away super =
| away goals =Rioli 2, Riewoldt 2, Oleg Markov 2, Butler, Martin, Lambert, Houli
| away best =Cotchin, Martin, Lambert, Nankervis
| away injuries =Nil
| away reports =Nil
| away substitute =
| venue =Adelaide Oval
| crowd =51,069
| report =Report
| umpires =Rosebury, Stephens, Hosking
| BOG award =
| BOG winner =
| broadcast =
| anthem =
| notes =
}}
Round 7
{{AFLGameDetailed
| title =Round 7
| date =Saturday, 6 May (1:45 pm)
| home team ={{AFL NM}}
| home Q1 =10.4 (64)
| home Q2 =12.6 (78)
| home Q3 =17.12 (114)
| home final =22.13 (145)
| home super =
| home goals =Waite 6, Higgins 2, Dumont 2, Wood 2, Brown 2, Cunnington 2, Ziebell, Clarke, Turner, McDonald, Hrovat, Atley
| home best =Waite, Cunnington, Wood, Tarrant, Thompson, Goldstein
| home injuries =Wagner (ankle)
| home reports =Nil
| home substitute =
| winner =H
| away team ={{AFL Ade}}
| away Q1 =0.0 (0)
| away Q2 =5.6 (36)
| away Q3 =9.7 (61)
| away final =13.8 (86)
| away super =
| away goals =Betts 3, Cameron 2, Jenkins 2, Douglas 2, Lever, Walker, Jacobs, Atkins
| away best =M Crouch, Douglas, Laird, Jacobs
| away injuries =Lynch (concussion)
| away reports =Nil
| away substitute =
| venue =Blundstone Arena
| crowd =10,064
| report =Report
| umpires =Chamberlain, Fleer, Mollison
| BOG award =
| BOG winner =
| broadcast =
| anthem =
| notes =
}}
Round 8
{{AFLGameDetailed
| title =Round 8
| date =Saturday, 13 May (7:10 pm)
| home team ={{AFL Ade}}
| home Q1 =1.4 (10)
| home Q2 =6.7 (49)
| home Q3 =7.8 (50)
| home final =9.12 (66)
| home super =
| home goals =Walker 2, Betts 2, Jenkins 2, Laird, Atkins, Smith
| home best =Laird, Jacobs, Atkins
| home injuries =Nil
| home reports =Nil
| home substitute =
| winner =A
| away team ={{AFL Mel}}
| away Q1 =2.2 (14)
| away Q2 =5.3 (33)
| away Q3 =12.5 (77)
| away final =17.5 (107)
| away super =
| away goals =Pedersen 3, McDonald 2, Bugg 2, Jones 2, Garlett 2, Kent 2, Viney, Oliver, Petracca, Hannan
| away best =Viney, McDonald, Salem, Oliver, Vince, Petracca, Jones, Hibberd
| away injuries =Hunt (concussion)
| away reports =Nil
| away substitute =
| venue =Adelaide Oval
| crowd =47,882
| report =Report
| umpires =Kamolins, Fleer (replaced in second quarter by Hundertmark), Ryan
| BOG award =
| BOG winner =
| broadcast =
| anthem =
| notes =
}}
Round 9
{{AFLGameDetailed
| title =Round 9
| date =Sunday, 20 May (7:25 pm)
| home team ={{AFL BL}}
| home Q1 =3.6 (24)
| home Q2 =4.11 (35)
| home Q3 =5.12 (42)
| home final =7.18 (60)
| home super =
| home goals =Barrett 2, Zorko 2, Hammelmann, Walker, McCluggage
| home best =D Beams, Rich, Taylor, Zorko
| home injuries =C Beams (hamstring)
| home reports =Nil
| home substitute =
| winner =A
| away team ={{AFL Ade}}
| away Q1 =3.3 (21)
| away Q2 =10.5 (65)
| away Q3 =17.9 (111)
| away final =21.14 (140)
| away super =
| away goals =Cameron 4, Betts 3, Walker 3, Lynch 3, Greenwood 3, Otten 2, Milera, B Crouch, Gallucci
| away best =Lynch, Laird, Sloane, Cameron, Crouch, Walker
| away injuries =Hampton (ankle)
| away reports =Nil
| away substitute =
| venue =The Gabba
| crowd =13,802
| report =Report
| umpires =Deboy, Kamolins, Harris
| BOG award =
| BOG winner =
| broadcast =
| anthem =
| notes =
}}
Round 10
{{AFLGameDetailed
| title =Round 10
| date =Saturday, 27 May (7:10 pm)
| home team ={{AFL Ade}}
| home Q1 =5.9 (39)
| home Q2 =9.18 (72)
| home Q3 =16.21 (117)
| home final =20.23 (143)
| home super =
| home goals =Otten 4, Jenkins 3, Milera 3, Betts 3, Cameron 3, Sloane 2, Walker, Jacobs
| home best =M Crouch, Sloane, Otten, Atkins, B Crouch, Lever
| home injuries =Nil
| home reports =Nil
| home substitute =
| winner =H
| away team ={{AFL Fre}}
| away Q1 =1.0 (6)
| away Q2 =2.1 (13)
| away Q3 =4.2 (26)
| away final =6.7 (43)
| away super =
| away goals =Tucker 2, Weller 2, McCarthy, Fyfe
| away best =Weller, Blakely, Hamling, Spurr
| away injuries =Nil
| away reports =Nil
| away substitute =
| venue =Adelaide Oval
| crowd =42,415
| report =Report
| umpires =Foot, Hosking, McInerney
| BOG award =
| BOG winner =
| broadcast =
| anthem =
| notes =
}}
Round 11
{{AFLGameDetailed
| title =Round 11
| date =Friday, 2 June (7:50 pm)
| home team ={{AFL Gee}}
| home Q1 =3.6 (24)
| home Q2 =9.10 (64)
| home Q3 =12.13 (85)
| home final =13.18 (96)
| home super =
| home goals =Dangerfield 3, Menzel 3, Hawkins 2, Taylor 2, J Selwood, Motlop, Parsons
| home best =J Selwood, Dangerfield, Selwood, Henderson, Smith, Stewart, Tuohy
| home injuries =J Selwood (cut head)
| home reports =Nil
| home substitute =
| winner =H
| away team ={{AFL Ade}}
| away Q1 =2.3 (15)
| away Q2 =5.5 (35)
| away Q3 =7.9 (51)
| away final =10.14 (74)
| away super =
| away goals =Walker 3, Lynch 2, Jenkins 2, Cameron, Betts, Otten
| away best =Lever, M Crouch, Lynch, Crouch, Greenwood
| away injuries =Lever (ankle)
| away reports =Nil
| away substitute =
| venue =Simonds Stadium
| crowd =30,468
| report =Report
| umpires =Kamolins, Meredith, Harris, Ryan
| BOG award =
| BOG winner =
| broadcast =
| anthem =
| notes =
}}
Round 12
{{AFLGameDetailed
| title =Round 12
| date =Friday, 9 June (7:20 pm)
| home team ={{AFL Ade}}
| home Q1 =5.6 (36)
| home Q2 =8.9 (57)
| home Q3 =11.11 (77)
| home final =16.15 (111)
| home super =
| home goals =Lynch, Jenkins, Walker 3, Betts 2, Sloane, Otten, Milera, Smith, Beech
| home best =Lynch, Jacobs, Atkins, Douglas, Laird, Lever, Smith
| home injuries =Nil
| home reports =Nil
| home substitute =
| winner =H
| away team ={{AFL StK}}
| away Q1 =1.1 (7)
| away Q2 =2.4 (16)
| away Q3 =3.10 (28)
| away final =7.12 (54)
| away super =
| away goals =Bruce 4, Stevens, Billings, McCartin
| away best =Ross, Stevens, Newnes, Geary, Bruce
| away injuries =Weller (ankle), Carlisle (hamstring), Brown (hamstring)
| away reports =Nil
| away substitute =
| venue =Adelaide Oval
| crowd =46,082
| report =Report
| umpires =Rosebury, Hosking, Schmitt, Mollison
| BOG award =
| BOG winner =
| broadcast =
| anthem =
| notes =
}}
Round 14
{{AFLGameDetailed
| title =Round 14
| date =Thursday, 22 June (7:20 pm)
| home team ={{AFL Ade}}
| home Q1 =4.2 (26)
| home Q2 =9.4 (58)
| home Q3 =10.6 (66)
| home final =12.10 (82)
| home super =
| home goals =Jenkins 3, Walker 2, Greenwood 2, Cameron, B Crouch, Betts, Lynch, Otten
| home best =M Crouch, Greenwood, Laird, Talia, Lynch
| home injuries =Milera (knee), Brown (ankle)
| home reports =Nil
| home substitute =
| winner =A
| away team ={{AFL Haw}}
| away Q1 =4.2 (26)
| away Q2 =6.4 (40)
| away Q3 =9.7 (61)
| away final =14.12 (96)
| away super =
| away goals =O'Brien 2, Burton 2, Puopolo 2, Henderson 2, Burgoyne 2, Roughead, Langford, Hartung, Mitchell
| away best =Henderson, Mitchell, Burgoyne, Birchall, Burton, Hardwick
| away injuries =Nil
| away reports =Nil
| away substitute =
| venue =Adelaide Oval
| crowd =45,312
| report =Report
| umpires =Fisher, Margetts, Meredith
| BOG award =
| BOG winner =
| broadcast =
| anthem =
| notes =
}}
Round 15
{{AFLGameDetailed
| title =Round 15
| date =Saturday, 1 July (2:10 pm)
| home team ={{AFL Car}}
| home Q1 =1.0 (6)
| home Q2 =5.1 (31)
| home Q3 =8.2 (50)
| home final =12.5 (77)
| home super =
| home goals =Gibbs 2, Casboult 2, Cuningham, Cripps, Silvagni, Kerridge, Sumner, Curnow, Wright, Thomas
| home best =Gibbs, Cripps, Jones, Kreuzer, Kerridge, Curnow
| home injuries =Marchbank (right shoulder), Plowman (dislocated finger), Weitering (ankle)
| home reports =Nil
| home substitute =
| winner =A
| away team ={{AFL Ade}}
| away Q1 =4.0 (24)
| away Q2 =6.1 (37)
| away Q3 =9.7 (61)
| away final =13.11 (89)
| away super =
| away goals =Jenkins 3, Betts 2, Knight 2, Smith, McGovern, Sloane, Walker, Jacobs, M Crouch
| away best =M Crouch, Smith, B Crouch, Jenkins, Douglas, Lever
| away injuries =Hartigan (hamstring)
| away reports =Nil
| away substitute =
| venue =MCG
| crowd =33,433
| report =Report
| umpires =Dalgleish, Harris, Pannell
| BOG award =
| BOG winner =
| broadcast =
| anthem =
| notes =
}}
Round 16
{{AFLGameDetailed
| title =Round 16
| date =Friday, 7 July (7:20 pm)
| home team ={{AFL Ade}}
| home Q1 =2.2 (14)
| home Q2 =5.5 (35)
| home Q3 =12.5 (77)
| home final =16.8 (104)
| home super =
| home goals =Jenkins 4, Walker 3, Betts 2, Knight, Sloane, Atkins, M Crouch, B Crouch, Douglas, Cameron
| home best =Walker, Jenkins, Sloane, Lever, Otten, Laird, M Crouch
| home injuries =Nil
| home reports =Nil
| home substitute =
| winner =H
| away team ={{AFL WB}}
| away Q1 =2.4 (16)
| away Q2 =4.8 (32)
| away Q3 =4.11 (35)
| away final =5.15 (45)
| away super =
| away goals =Stringer, Redpath, Suckling, Dale, Dahlhaus
| away best =McLean, Bontempelli, Hunter
| away injuries =Nil
| away reports =Nil
| away substitute =
| venue =Adelaide Oval
| crowd =41,948
| report =Report
| umpires =Chamberlain, Fleer, Meredith
| BOG award =
| BOG winner =
| broadcast =
| anthem =
| notes =
}}
Round 17
{{AFLGameDetailed
| title =Round 17
| date =Saturday, 15 July (7:10 pm)
| home team ={{AFL Mel}}
| home Q1 =1.3 (9)
| home Q2 =5.3 (33)
| home Q3 =9.7 (61)
| home final =10.10 (70)
| home super =
| home goals =Melksham 3, Kent, Petracca, Neal-Bullen, Oliver, Gawn, Hunt, T McDonald
| home best =Hibberd, Vince, Lewis, Kennedy Harris, Hunt, Neal-Bullen
| home injuries =Kent (left shoulder)
| home reports =Vince (rough conduct)
| home substitute =
| winner =A
| away team ={{AFL Ade}}
| away Q1 =7.2 (44)
| away Q2 =11.6 (72)
| away Q3 =12.11 (83)
| away final =17.14 (116)
| away super =
| away goals =Walker 4, Lynch 3, Mackay 2, McGovern 2, Betts 2, Knight, B Crouch, Jacobs, Jenkins
| away best =B Crouch, Walker, Lynch, Laird, M Crouch, Cameron
| away injuries =Sloane (concussion), Lever (hamstring)
| away reports =Walker (striking)
| away substitute =
| venue =TIO Stadium
| crowd =12,104
| report =Report
| umpires =Donlon, Rosebury, Ryan
| BOG award =
| BOG winner =
| broadcast =
| anthem =
| notes =
}}
Round 18
{{AFLGameDetailed
| title =Round 18
| date =Friday, 21 July (7:20 pm)
| home team ={{AFL Ade}}
| home Q1 =5.2 (32)
| home Q2 =9.5 (59)
| home Q3 =13.9 (87)
| home final =13.13 (91)
| home super =
| home goals =Douglas 4, Sloane 3, Greenwood, Cameron, Jenkins, Lynch, Brown, Walker
| home best =Sloane, Douglas, Jenkins, Talia, B Crouch, M Crouch, Greenwood, Kelly
| home injuries =B Crouch (fractured cheekbone)
| home reports =Nil
| home substitute =
| winner =H
| away team ={{AFL Gee}}
| away Q1 =1.4 (10)
| away Q2 =4.6 (30)
| away Q3 =7.8 (50)
| away final =10.10 (70)
| away super =
| away goals =Taylor 5, Duncan, Hawkins, Blicavs, Dangerfield, Menzel
| away best =Taylor, Dangerfield, Henderson, Selwood, Duncan, Bews
| away injuries =Stanley (corked calf), Blicavs (ankle)
| away reports =Nil
| away substitute =
| venue =Adelaide Oval
| crowd =50,464
| report =Report
| umpires =Hosking, Chamberlain, Ryan
| BOG award =
| BOG winner =
| broadcast =
| anthem =
| notes =
}}
Round 19
{{AFLGameDetailed
| title =Round 19
| date =Sunday, 30 July (3:20 pm)
| home team ={{AFL Col}}
| home Q1 =4.3 (27)
| home Q2 =9.6 (60)
| home Q3 =12.9 (81)
| home final =15.13 (103)
| home super =
| home goals =Adams 3, Wells 3, Reid 2, Blair 2, Hoskin-Elliott, Thomas, Elliott, Moore, Treloar
| home best =Wells, Sidebottom, Adams, Howe, Moore
| home injuries =Blair (nose)
| home reports =Nil
| home substitute =
| winner =D
| away team ={{AFL Ade}}
| away Q1 =2.1 (13)
| away Q2 =3.4 (22)
| away Q3 =10.4 (64)
| away final =16.7 (103)
| away super =
| away goals =McGovern 4, Jenkins 3, Otten 2, Lynch, Seedsman, Walker, Cameron, Mackay, Knight, Smith
| away best =M Crouch, Walker, Smith, McGovern, Douglas, Jenkins, Mackay
| away injuries =Keath (wrist)
| away reports =Nil
| away substitute =
| venue =MCG
| crowd =33,269
| report =Report
| umpires =Margetts, Meredith, Ryan
| BOG award =
| BOG winner =
| broadcast =
| anthem =
| notes =
}}
Round 20
{{AFLGameDetailed
| title =Round 20 (Showdown)
| date =Sunday, 6 August (4:10 pm)
| home team ={{AFL Ade}}
| home Q1 =1.9 (15)
| home Q2 =5.15 (45)
| home Q3 =12.18 (90)
| home final =18.22 (130)
| home super =
| home goals =Jenkins 4, Betts 4, Walker 3, Jacobs 2, Laird, Greenwood, B Crouch, Lynch, Sloane
| home best =Jacobs, Walker, Sloane, B Crouch, Lynch, Laird, Betts, M Crouch
| home injuries =Mackay (corked thigh), Talia (groin)
| home reports =Nil
| home substitute =
| winner =H
| away team ={{AFL Por}}
| away Q1 =1.1 (7)
| away Q2 =1.3 (9)
| away Q3 =4.4 (28)
| away final =7.4 (46)
| away super =
| away goals =Dixon 2, Westhoff, Polec, Gray, Ebert, Hombsch
| away best =Gray, Boak, Dixon
| away injuries =Nil
| away reports =Nil
| away substitute =
| venue =Adelaide Oval
| crowd =45,028
| report =Report
| umpires =Stevic, Stevens, Dalgleish
| BOG award =Showdown Medal
| BOG winner =Sam Jacobs
| broadcast =
| anthem =
| notes =
}}
Round 21
{{AFLGameDetailed
| title =Round 21
| date =Saturday, 12 August (7:25 pm)
| home team ={{AFL Ess}}
| home Q1 =2.2 (14)
| home Q2 =5.4 (34)
| home Q3 =9.7 (61)
| home final =12.8 (80)
| home super =
| home goals =Hooker 4, Daniher 3, Stewart 2, McKenna, Watson, Colyer
| home best =Hurley, McGrath, Hooker, Daniher, Zaharakis, Leuenberger
| home injuries =Daniher (finger)
| home reports =Nil
| home substitute =
| winner =A
| away team ={{AFL Ade}}
| away Q1 =5.3 (33)
| away Q2 =10.6 (66)
| away Q3 =14.9 (93)
| away final =18.15 (123)
| away super =
| away goals =Jenkins 3, McGovern 3, Douglas 2, Walker 2, Smith 2, Greenwood, Lynch, Knight, Atkins, Mackay, B Crouch
| away best =M Crouch, Douglas, Smith, Jenkins, Atkins, Sloane
| away injuries =Walker (ankle), Sloane (left leg)
| away reports =Nil
| away substitute =
| venue =Etihad Stadium
| crowd =38,487
| report =Report
| umpires =Dalgleish, Williamson, Pannell
| BOG award =
| BOG winner =
| broadcast =
| anthem =
| notes =
}}
Round 22
{{AFLGameDetailed
| title =Round 22
| date =Friday, 18 August (7:20 pm)
| home team ={{AFL Ade}}
| home Q1 =2.2 (14)
| home Q2 =5.5 (35)
| home Q3 =8.10 (58)
| home final =11.14 (80)
| home super =
| home goals =McGovern 4, Betts 2, Sloane, M Crouch, Lynch, Walker, Jenkins
| home best =Sloane, M Crouch, Laird, Lynch, McGovern, Jacobs
| home injuries =Talia (ankle)
| home reports =Nil
| home substitute =
| winner =A
| away team ={{AFL Syd}}
| away Q1 =5.1 (31)
| away Q2 =7.1 (43)
| away Q3 =11.3 (69)
| away final =13.5 (83)
| away super =
| away goals =Franklin 3, Rohan 2, Reid 2, Tippett, Kennedy, Jack, Jones, McVeigh, Papley
| away best =Franklin, Kennedy, Rampe, Hannebery, McVeigh, Smith
| away injuries =Nil
| away reports =Jones (rough conduct)
| away substitute =
| venue =Adelaide Oval
| crowd =51,466
| report =Report
| umpires =Deboy, Donlon, Pannell
| BOG award =
| BOG winner =
| broadcast =
| anthem =
| notes =
}}
Round 23
{{AFLGameDetailed
| title =Round 23
| date =Sunday, 27 August (2:40 pm)
| home team ={{AFL WC}}
| home Q1 =4.1 (25)
| home Q2 =8.4 (52)
| home Q3 =13.5 (83)
| home final =15.10 (100)
| home super =
| home goals =Cripps 3, Hutchings 2, LeCras 2, Vardy, Redden, Gaff, Shuey, Kennedy, Petrie, Jetta, Darling
| home best =Mitchell, Gaff, Hurn, Shuey, Priddis, Cripps
| home injuries =Nil
| home reports =Nil
| home substitute =
| winner =H
| away team ={{AFL Ade}}
| away Q1 =1.1 (7)
| away Q2 =5.5 (35)
| away Q3 =7.10 (52)
| away final =10.11 (71)
| away super =
| away goals =Betts 2, McGovern 2, Milera, Smith, Jenkins, M Crouch, Seedsman, Cameron
| away best =M Crouch, B Crouch, Sloane, Laird, Jacobs, Hartigan
| away injuries =Nil
| away reports =Nil
| away substitute =
| venue =Domain Stadium
| crowd =39,367
| report =Report
| umpires =D.Margetts, N.Williamson, S.Ryan
| BOG award =
| BOG winner =
| broadcast =
| anthem =
| notes =
}}

Finals

{{Main|2017 AFL finals series}}

When Rory Sloane had surgery to have his appendix removed before the finals, the Crows were forced to play without him in the first week.[36] Without Sloane, the Crows still thrived in wet conditions, keeping {{AFL GWS}} to just 11 points, the lowest half-time score in a final since the 1960 VFL Grand Final.[37] The Crows went on to win by 36 points after leading at half time by 44 points, setting up a home preliminary final. This came at the cost of defender Brodie Smith, who tore his ACL in the first quarter, ending his season and putting into question whether he'd play in 2018.[38]

Due to the bye week before the finals, there was concern that the Crows would have trouble after only playing two games in the month leading up to the preliminary final.[39] After having the week off and {{AFL Gee}} beating {{AFL Syd}} in the Second Semi-Final, it was announced that Adeliade would be playing Geelong on Friday night at Adelaide Oval.[40] To prepare during the week off, the Crows played a match simulation. At this simulation, key forward Mitch McGovern injured his hamstring.[41]

At the preliminary final, Sloane returned from his appendicitis and Andy Otten was brought into the team to replace McGovern. The Crows had another fast start, scoring six goals to one in the first quarter and leading by 48 points early in the second quarter on their way to a 61-point win. This win put them through to their first grand final since their 1998 premiership.[42]

Adelaide played in the 2017 AFL Grand Final against {{AFL Ric}}. They led at quarter time by 11 points, but Richmond went on to kick the next seven goals and win the match by 48 points, their first premiership since 1980.[43]

Rd Date and local timeOpponentScores (Adelaide's scores indicated in bold)VenueAttendanceReport
Home Away Result
QF1 Thursday, 7 September (7:20 pm) {{AFL GWS}} 12.12 (84) 6.12 (48) Won by 36 points Adelaide Oval (H) 52,805 Report
PF1 Friday, 22 September (7:20 pm) {{AFL Gee}} 21.10 (136) 10.15 (75) Won by 61 points Adelaide Oval (H) 53,817 Report
GF Saturday, 30 September (2:30 pm) {{AFL Ric}} 8.12 (60) 16.12 (108) Lost by 48 points Melbourne Cricket Ground 100,021 Report
First Qualifying Final
{{AFLGameDetailed
| title =First Qualifying Final
| date =Thursday, 7 September(7:20 pm)
| home team ={{AFL Ade}}
| home Q1 =3.4 (22)
| home Q2 =8.7 (55)
| home Q3 =12.8 (80)
| home final =12.12 (84)
| home super =
| home goals =Betts 3, Douglas 2, Smith, Seedsman, McGovern, Walker, Jenkins, Lynch, B. Crouch
| home best =Betts, M. Crouch, Lynch, B. Crouch, Jacobs, Brown, Greenwood
| home injuries =Smith (knee)
| home reports =Nil
| home substitute =
| winner =H
| away team ={{AFL GWS}}
| away Q1 =1.4 (10)
| away Q2 =1.5 (11)
| away Q3 =5.7 (37)
| away final =6.12 (48)
| away super =
| away goals =Coniglio 2, Himmelberg, Ward, Greene, de Boer
| away best =Kelly, Coniglio, Scully, de Boer, Ward
| away injuries =Cameron (hamstring)
| away reports =Nil
| away substitute =
| venue =Adelaide Oval
| crowd =52,805
| report =Report
| umpires =Dalgleish, Rosebury, Ryan
| BOG award =
| BOG winner =
| broadcast =
| anthem =
| notes =
}}
First Preliminary Final
{{AFLGameDetailed
| title =First Preliminary Final
| date =Friday, 22 September (7:20 pm)
| home team ={{AFL Ade}}
| home Q1 =6.3 (39)
| home Q2 =11.7 (73)
| home Q3 =14.10 (94)
| home final =21.10 (136)
| home super =
| home goals =Cameron 5, Jenkins 4, Walker 2, Betts 2, Lynch 2, Seedsman 2, Jacobs, Otten, Crouch, Knight
| home best =Laird, Cameron, Crouch, Seedsman, Crouch, Talia
| home injuries =Nil
| home reports =Nil
| home substitute =
| winner =H
| away team ={{AFL Gee}}
| away Q1 =1.2 (8)
| away Q2 =5.8 (38)
| away Q3 =8.11 (59)
| away final =10.15 (75)
| away super =
| away goals =Dangerfield 2, Cockatoo, Duncan, J Selwood, Lang, Hawkins, Motlop, Henderson, Menegola
| away best =J Selwood, Motlop, Taylor, Mackie, Dangerfield
| away injuries =S Selwood (hamstring), Lonergan (corked quad), J Selwood (groin)
| away reports =Nil
| away substitute =
| venue =Adelaide Oval
| crowd =53,817
| report =Report
| umpires =Rosebury, Stevic, Schmitt
| BOG award =
| BOG winner =
| broadcast =
| anthem =
| notes =
}}
Grand Final
{{Main|2017 AFL Grand Final}}{{AFLGameDetailed
| title = 2017 AFL Grand Final
| date = 30 September (2:30 pm)
| home team = {{AFL Ade}}
| home Q1 = 4.2 (26)
| home Q2 = 4.7 (31)
| home Q3 = 5.10 (40)
| home Q4 =
| home final = 8.12 (60)
| home super =
| home goals = Sloane 2, Walker 2, Betts, Greenwood, B Crouch, Cameron
| home best = M Crouch, Jacobs, B Crouch, Sloane, Laird
| home injuries = Nil
| home reports = Nil
| home substitute =
| winner = A
| away team = {{AFL Ric}}
| away Q1 = 2.3 (15)
| away Q2 = 6.4 (40)
| away Q3 = 11.8 (74)
| away Q4 =
| away final = 16.12 (108)
| away super =
| away goals = Graham 3, Townsend 2, Martin 2, Riewoldt 2, Caddy, Houli, Grigg, Lambert, Castagna, Prestia, Butler
| away best = Martin, Rance, Houli, Astbury, Prestia, Edwards, Graham, Grimes
| away injuries = Rioli (ankle)
| away reports = Nil
| away substitute =
| venue = Melbourne Cricket Ground
| crowd = 100,021
| report = Report
| umpires = Stevic, Meredith, Ryan
| BOG award = Norm Smith Medal
| BOG winner = Dustin Martin
| broadcast =
| anthem = Dami Im
| notes =
}}

Ladder

{{AFL Ladder/2017}}

AFL Women's

{{Main|2017 AFL Women's season}}

After finishing second in the ladder, Adelaide won the first AFLW grand final by defeating Brisbane Lions 4.11 (31) to 4.5 (25).

The Crows started the first-ever AFL Women's season strongly, winning their first four matches, and spending three of the first four rounds at the top of the ladder. Adelaide then faced a crucial home match against Brisbane, the other undefeated team, and narrowly lost at home in front of over 10,000. A win in the next game, played in Darwin, would seal a finals appearance for the Crows, but after being down 14 points late in the fourth quarter two late goals were not enough to overcome Melbourne. Needing a win in their final against Collingwood to make the grand final, the Crows came back to win. After being down at three-quarter time by 7 points, the Crows scored 32 points in the final quarter while holding the Magpies to only a behind.

Adelaide started the grand final strongly with a goal only 20 seconds into the match by Kellie Gibson. In front the whole match after that kick, the Crows weathered a late comeback to win the first-ever AFLW final by six points.

2017 Squad

{{Rls
|squadname=Adelaide Football Club (AFL Women's)
|
|BC1 =#002B5C; border: solid #E21937 2px
|FC1 =#FFD200;
|BC2 =#002B5C; border: solid #E21937 2px
|FC2 =#FFD200;
|source =Players, Coaches
|date =14 February 2017
|column1_title=Senior list
|list1a={{Rls player|no= 1|name=Abbey Holmes}}
  • {{Rls player|no= 2|name=Kellie Gibson}}
  • {{Rls player|no= 3|name=Angela Foley (vc)}}
  • {{Rls player|no= 4|name=Georgia Bevan}}
  • {{Rls player|no= 5|name=Jenna McCormick}}
  • {{Rls player|no= 6|name=Talia Radan}}
  • {{Rls player|no= 7|name=Rachael Killian}}
  • {{Rls player|no= 8|name=Sally Riley (vc)}}
  • {{Rls player|no= 9|name=Deni Varnhagen}}
  • {{Rls player|no=10|name=Ebony Marinoff}}
  • {{Rls player|no=11|name=Rhiannon Metcalfe}}
  • {{Rls player|no=14|name=Stevie-Lee Thompson}}
  • {{Rls player|no=15|name=Tayla Thorn}}

|list2a={{Rls player|no=16|name=Sophie Armitstead }}
  • {{Rls player|no=17|name=Jessica Sedunary}}
  • {{Rls player|no=18|name=Monique Hollick}}
  • {{Rls player|no=19|name=Heather Anderson}}
  • {{Rls player|no=21|name=Lauren O'Shea}}
  • {{Rls player|no=22|name=Courtney Cramey}}
  • {{Rls player|no=23|name=Justine Mules}}
  • {{Rls player|no=26|name=Chelsea Randall (c)}}
  • {{Rls player|no=28|name=Sarah Perkins}}
  • {{Rls player|no=31|name=Dayna Cox}}
  • {{Rls player|no=33|name=Anne Hatchard}}
  • {{Rls player|no=39|name=Sarah Allan}}

|column2_title=Rookie list
|list4a={{Rls player|no=12|name=Jasmine Anderson}}
  • {{Rls player|no=13|name=Erin Phillips (c)}}

|coach=Bec Goddard
|assistant=Andrew Hodges
|legend1= Long-term injury
}}

Regular season

Adelaide's 2017 AFL Women's season fixture
RoundDate and local timeOpponentHomeAwayResultVenueAttendanceLadder
position
Ref
Scores{{ref label|Note1|a|a
1
{{sort|2017-02-03|Saturday, 4 February}} ({{nowrap|4:35 pm}}){{AFLW GWS}} 7.6 (48) 1.6 (12)Won by 36 points}}ref_H}}[H] 2nd
2
{{sort|2017-02-10|Friday, 10 February}} ({{nowrap|7:35 pm}}){{AFLW WB}} 2.11 (23) 7.6 (48)Won by 25 points}}ref_A}}[A] 1st
3
{{sort|2017-02-19|Sunday, 19 February}} ({{nowrap|11:35 am}}){{AFLW Car}} 2.5 (17) 2.5 (14)Won by 3 points}}ref_H}}[H] 9,006 1st
4
{{sort|2017-02-26|Sunday, 26 February}} ({{nowrap|4:05 pm}}){{AFLW Fre}} 3.5 (23) 6.10 (46)Won by 23 points}}ref_A}}[A] 1st
5
{{sort|2017-03-04|Saturday, 4 March}} ({{nowrap|10:35 am}}){{AFLW Bri}} 4.6 (30) 5.3 (33)Lost by 3 points}}ref_H}}[H] 10,676 2nd [44]
6
{{sort|2017-03-11|Saturday, 11 March}} ({{nowrap|5:40 am}}){{AFLW Mel}} 5.2 (32) 5.4 (34)Lost by 2 points}}ref_H}}[H] 2nd
7
{{sort|2017-03-19|Sunday, 19 March}} ({{nowrap|1:35 pm}}){{AFLW Col}} 7.4 (46) 10.10 (70)Won by 24 points}}ref_H}}[H] 2,500 2nd [45]

Ladder

{{AFL Women's Ladder/2017|showteam=ADE}}

2017 Grand Final

{{AFLGameDetailed
| title = 2017 AFL Women's Grand Final
| date = Saturday, 25 March (1:00pm)
| home team = {{AFLW Bri}}
| home Q1 = 1.0 (6)
| home Q2 = 2.1 (13)
| home Q3 = 3.3 (21)
| home final = 4.5 (29)
| home super =
| home goals = Wuetschner 2, Frederick-Traub, Harris
| home best = Bates, Hunt, Frederick-Traub, Wuetschner, Virgo
| home injuries =
| home reports =
| home substitute =
| winner =
| away team = {{AFLW Ade}}
| away Q1 = 2.1 (13)
| away Q2 = 2.7 (19)
| away Q3 = 4.9 (33)
| away final = 4.11 (35)
| away super =
| away goals = Phillips 2, Gibson, McCarthy
| away best = Phillips, Randall, Cramey, Bevan, Marinoff
| away injuries = Anderson
| away reports =
| away substitute =
| venue = Metricon Stadium
| crowd = 15,610
| report = [46][47]
| umpires = Rodger, Bryce, Cheeve
| BOG award = Best on Ground
| BOG winner = Erin Phillips
| broadcast = 7mate & Fox Footy
| anthem = Megan Washington
| notes =
}}

SANFL

{{Main|2017 SANFL season}}

This is the 4th season in the South Australian National Football League contested by the Adelaide Football Club.

Ladder

{{AFL Ladder/2017/SANFL}}

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