Every player, in full
Career totals, season-by-season splits, honours and every match a player appeared in — from the 1890s to last weekend. Two players can be put side by side.
Coming soon
Every player. Every game. Since 1897.
AFLDB is a complete statistical record of Australian Football — every VFL/AFL player, every match, every season from the first bounce in 1897 to the present round. It is being built as an independent, non-commercial reference, and is currently in closed beta while the record is verified.
- 13,361Players
- 17,027Matches
- 130Seasons
- 694,209Player games
What it does
Seasons and ladders
Every season from 1897, with the final ladder, every round and every result. Premiers, wooden spoons and finals series are marked where the record supports it.
Search that answers questions
One line of enquiry finds a name, a club, a ground, a season or a round. Career criteria can be combined and filtered, and every search is a URL you can share or keep.
Brownlow Medal history
Every vote on record since 1924, by season and by career, with round-by-round detail where it was published — and an explicit note where it was not.
Built like a record book
Gaps are shown as gaps
Statistics that were never collected in a given era are shown as “—”, never as zero. A missing figure and a figure of nil are different facts, and conflating them quietly corrupts every total built on top of them.
Sources are stated
Data is derived from publicly available sources including AFL Tables and Wikipedia. Where a value is disputed or unrecorded, the page says so rather than picking one and looking confident.
AFLW included
The AFLW record has its own section, with its own leaders and season pages, rather than being folded into the men’s competition.
Reads well anywhere
Light and dark, desktop and phone. Numbers are set in a monospace face so columns line up down the page.
