Who has kicked the most goals in an AFL-VFL career?

Answer 1

Bob Pratt, playing for South Melbourne - Swans, kicked 150 goals in a home-and-away season during the early 1930's, and Peter Hudson, playing for Hawthorn - Hawks, in 1971 also kicked 150 goals during the home-and-away season. However, there were a few less games played during a season in the 1930's than in the 70's.

Answer 2

AFL: Bob Pratt, 1935: 150 goals. Peter Hudson, 1971: 150 goals

VFL: Ron Todd, 1945: 188 goals.

Around Australia: Trevor Sutton, 1982: 248 (or 249) goals

[NOTE: This above is speaking from the 2011 viewpoint.

In fact, before 1990, what is now the AFL competition was the VFL - so the AFL record was originally a VFL record; and, ironically, what is now termed VFL was really the VFA competition when the (stated) VFL record was set!]

Answer 3

Jason Dunstall

[What a player he was! ... one of the greatest to pull on a boot]

Answer 4

Tony Lockett, who played with Sydney and St. Kilda, kicked 1360 goals between 1983-2002 (although he played only 3 games in 2002 after he retired in 1999)

Answer 5

Everything Sean

followed closely by fast Sean

5 in front of rough Sean

Answer 6

9, Gary Ablett in 1989 for Geelong vs Hawthown While it was a VFL grand final, Gordon Coventry also kicked 9 in 1928.

Answer 7

Tony Lockett with 1,360 goals in a career of 281 games

Answer 8

Jason Riley 1.18

Round 6, 2007

Answer 9

Gordon Coventry (Collingwood) 35 goals.