Bob Hammond, Graham O'Dea & Peter Murphy running out at the start of the 1966 GRand Final
Photo from 1966 Premiership
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Football History
2008 Premiership
Port League & Seconds won the 2008 Spencer Gulf League Grand Finals. The League side defeated Central Augusta by 1 Point. Congratulations to Coaches Don Depalma and Matt Ganley, Captains Andrew Fleming, Ben Luteria & John Murphy.John Murphy was the winner...
Port Junior Presentation 18th Sept 2008
Under 15, Under 13, Under 11 & Under 9 Presentation Thursday 18th September at 6.30pm for BBQ. All parents and family welcome
Josh Keain 2008 Dyason Medallist
Congratulations to Josh Keain winner of the 2008 Dyason Medal for the Best player in the Spencer Football League Seconds competition. Josh was in 2002 the winner of the Scott Medal for the Best player in the under 18 competition in Port Pirie. Tom Keain the...
Matt Kendal 2008 Recorder Medallist
Congratulations to Matt Kendall who tied with Chris Marsland on 13 votes to win the Recorder medal as the best player in Port Pirie. Mark Fuller from Central Augusta was the winner of the Madigan Medal.
Under 15 Grand Final
GRAND FINAL - 29/8/08 Sollys 9-7 d Port 5-10Best On Ground Ashley Johnson Sollys Best: A.Johnson, C.Roads, S,Swayne, R.Burt, J.Bateson B.DennisGoals: R.Burt 4, J.Hogg 2, A.Johnson 1, C.Roads 1, Jar Mudge 1PortBest: R.Talbot, M.Ramsay, S.MayesGoals: M.Ramsay...
Ben Luteria 150 League Games
Club Co-Captain Ben Luteria played his 150th league game for Port against Lions on Sunday the 31st August 2008
Under 13 2008 Premiers
GRAND FINAL - 29/8/08 Port 5-5 d Lions 2-5 Best On Ground Norm Wombat Port Best: S.Clarke, M.Collins, N.Wombat, E.Finlay. R.Sparks, W.Arbon Goals: E.Finlay 2, C.Sparks 1, R.Collins 1, W.Arbon 1Lions Best: B.Higginbottom, L.Patterson, J.Fulcher, J.Strawbridge,...
Cody Brooke wins 2008 Allchurch Medal
Cody Brooke was the winner of the 2008 under 15's medal. Matt Thomson did well finishing third. 2008 Allchurch Medal results1 Brooke Cody Port 272 Johnson Ashley Solomontown 243 Thomson Matt Port 234 Swayne Steven Solomontown 165 Butler Dylan Lions 136...
John Murphy 300 Club Games
John Murphy played his 300th Club game against Sollies in the Seconds on the 26th July 2008. John has played 213 league games and 87 seconds games and is the current seconds captain.
Picture 1967 Premiership
Norm Pisani and Bob Hammond being carried off after the 1967 GranFinal
Guests of Honour 2008
Frank Hackett & Denis Sayner were guests of honour at the 38th Annual Dinner of the Port Football Club Past Players & Officials Association held on the 26th July 2008 Frank HackettFrank has had a life long family involvement in the Port Football...
Jamie McNamara breaks Club SGL games
Jamie McNamara played his 261st SGL game on the 26th July 2008 to beat the previous record of 260 SGL games held by Jamie Keane.
2008 Annual Dinner Photo
Guests Speakers Darren & Andrew Jarman with Hugh Murphy
1958 Premiership Photo
Catholic School Premiership Photo
A number of these school boys went on to play football for the St. Marks and Port Football Clubs and a few went on to be great administrators for the Club.
1956 Premiership Photo
1959 Players Trip
2001 Seconds Premiership
1992 Seconds Premiership
1989 Seconds Premiership
St.Marks photo 1935
St. Marks photo that appeared in the The Adelaide Chronicle 4th July 1935. Players lined up at Memorial Oval. Right to Left T.P.Fitzgerald, P.T.R.Baker, W.Gray, J.Roberts, F.Green, D.Hancock, P.Sly, J.McMahon, C.Francis, J.Walsh, H.Curtboys, H.Smale, R.Honnibal,...
1988 Seconds Premiership
1927 Premiership Photo
Close up 1915 Premiership Photo
Of interest is the drawing of a Clover on the Football
1915 Premiership Photo
Nice Shorts Tubby
Photo is after the 1992 Grand Final, the only 5 remaining that played in 88,89 & 92 Premierships. Paul Rafanelli, Mark Murphy, Grant Tubb, Jamie Crocker, Graham Bell
Picture from 1966 Premiership
Joe Lambert
Chairman of St. Marks and was Chairman of the 1937 & 1939 St.Marks Premiership sides. Chairman Port 1958 - 1960 Patron 1971 - 1984. Life Member of the St. Marks Football Club. Publican of the Federal for many years.
