2012 AFL season




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2012 AFL premiership season
AFL logo 2012 premiership season.png
Teams 18
Premiers
Sydney
(5th premiership)
Minor premiers
Hawthorn
(8th minor premiership)
Pre-season cup
Adelaide
(2nd pre-season cup win)
Matches played 207
Attendance 6,778,559 (32,747 per match)
Highest attendance 99,683 (Grand Final, Hawthorn vs. Sydney)
Coleman Medallist
Jack Riewoldt
Richmond (65 goals)
Brownlow Medallist
Sam Mitchell
Hawthorn
Trent Cotchin
Richmond
(both 26 votes)

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The 2012 Australian Football League season was the 116th season of the Australian rules football competition and the 23rd under the name 'Australian Football League', having switched from 'Victorian Football League' after 1989. It was the first season in which the new team Greater Western Sydney competed, bringing the number of teams in the competition to a record high eighteen.[1]


The season was opened on 24 March with the inaugural Sydney Derby between Sydney and Greater Western Sydney, and concluded on 29 September with the AFL Grand Final with Sydney defeating Hawthorn.




Contents






  • 1 Pre-season


    • 1.1 Draft


    • 1.2 NAB Cup




  • 2 Premiership season


    • 2.1 Round 1


    • 2.2 Round 2


    • 2.3 Round 3


    • 2.4 Round 4


    • 2.5 Round 5


    • 2.6 Round 6


    • 2.7 Round 7


    • 2.8 Round 8


    • 2.9 Round 9


    • 2.10 Round 10


    • 2.11 Round 11


    • 2.12 Round 12


    • 2.13 Round 13


    • 2.14 Round 14


    • 2.15 Round 15


    • 2.16 Round 16


    • 2.17 Round 17


    • 2.18 Round 18


    • 2.19 Round 19


    • 2.20 Round 20


    • 2.21 Round 21


    • 2.22 Round 22


    • 2.23 Round 23




  • 3 Win/loss table


  • 4 Ladder


    • 4.1 Ladder progression




  • 5 Finals series


    • 5.1 Week one


    • 5.2 Week two


    • 5.3 Week three


    • 5.4 Week four




  • 6 Awards


    • 6.1 Coleman Medal


    • 6.2 Best and fairest


    • 6.3 Player milestones




  • 7 Club leadership


  • 8 Club membership


  • 9 Coach changes


  • 10 References


  • 11 External links





Pre-season



Draft


Main article: 2011 AFL Draft

The 2011 National Draft was held on 24 November in Sydney, making it only the second time it was held out of Melbourne. This is due to the entry of Greater Western Sydney.[2]



NAB Cup


Main article: 2012 NAB Cup

Adelaide won the 2012 pre-season competition following a 34-point win over the West Coast Eagles at AAMI Stadium. It was their second pre-season cup premiership.





2012 NAB Cup Grand Final

Saturday, 17 March 7:10 pm
Adelaide
 def.
West Coast
AAMI Stadium (crowd: 27,376)
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Umpires: McBurney, McInerney, Mollison, Dalgleish
Michael Tuck Medal: Bernie Vince
Television broadcast: Fox Footy



















Premiership season


The fixture for this season was officially announced on 28 October 2011.[1] Some of the features of the fixture included:



  • Each team played twenty-two matches over twenty-three rounds.

  • Each team had one bye, located between rounds 11 and 13. This is similar in practice to the split round concept, which (prior to 2011) saw one of the mid-season rounds played over two weeks, giving each team one week off.

  • Due to concern over one-sided matches featuring the two newest teams (Gold Coast and Greater Western Sydney), their fixtures were adjusted so that they played each of the top five teams from 2011 only once.

  • For the first time, each Victorian team travelled interstate at least five times, and each team travelled to Perth at least once.


  • Blundstone Arena, Blacktown International Sportspark and Škoda Stadium hosted home and away matches for the first time in 2012.

  • As had been the case since 2010, the final round of matches was given a floating fixture. Exact dates were determined later in the season with a view to giving likely finalists the longest possible break ahead of their first final.


The addition of a ninth match in each round, and the new television rights deal requiring most matches to be shown live, influenced the scheduling of matches, and changed some traditional match starting times. In typical rounds, where nine matches were played between Friday and Sunday, the changes were:



  • Friday night matches began at 7:50 pm EST instead of 7:40 pm, or 8:40 pm EST when played in South Australia or Western Australia.

  • Saturday afternoon matches began at 1:40 pm EST and 1:45 pm/2:10 pm EST.

  • A regular Saturday match was scheduled beginning at 4:40 pm EST – which was either a twilight match on the east coast, or an afternoon match in Perth.

  • Saturday night matches began at 7:40 pm EST instead of 7:10 pm

  • The second Sunday afternoon match began at 3:15 pm instead of the traditional 2:10 pm. This change was to allow the Seven Network to show the match live into Victoria, and use it as a lead-in to its struggling 6:00 pm news bulletin.



Round 1





Round 1[3]

Saturday, 24 March (7:20 pm)
Greater Western Sydney 5.7 (37)
 def. by
Sydney 14.16 (100)
ANZ Stadium (crowd: 38,203)
Report
Thursday, 29 March (7:45 pm)
Richmond 12.9 (81)
 def. by
Carlton 18.17 (125)
MCG (crowd: 78,285)
Report
Friday, 30 March (7:50 pm)
Hawthorn 20.17 (137)
 def.
Collingwood 16.19 (115)
MCG (crowd: 78,464)
Report
Saturday, 31 March (1:45 pm)
Melbourne 11.12 (78)
 def. by
Brisbane Lions 17.17 (119)
MCG (crowd: 33,473)
Report
Saturday, 31 March (3:45 pm)
Gold Coast 10.8 (68)
 def. by
Adelaide 19.23 (137)
Metricon Stadium (crowd: 12,790)
Report
Saturday, 31 March (4:45 pm)
Fremantle 16.9 (105)
 def.
Geelong 15.11 (101)
Patersons Stadium (crowd: 34,601)
Report
Saturday, 31 March (7:45 pm)
North Melbourne 15.12 (102)
 def. by
Essendon 14.20 (104)
Etihad Stadium (crowd: 45,699)
Report
Sunday, 1 April (1:10 pm)
Western Bulldogs 12.15 (87)
 def. by
West Coast 21.10 (136)
Etihad Stadium (crowd: 24,977)
Report
Sunday, 1 April (4:10 pm)
Port Adelaide 13.11 (89)
 def.
St Kilda 13.7 (85)
AAMI Stadium (crowd: 21,179)
Report


  • This round marked the debut of Greater Western Sydney in the AFL. For the first time since 2006, the AFL season opened outside of Victoria, and for the first time ever, in Sydney. The first match between Greater Western Sydney and Sydney was the only match in the first weekend, with the traditional Thursday night season-opening match between Carlton and Richmond opening the remainder of the round the following weekend.


  • Sydney won its first round 1 match since 2005.




Round 2





Round 2[4]

Thursday, 5 April (7:40 pm)
Brisbane Lions 9.9 (63)
 def. by
Carlton 23.16 (154)
The Gabba (crowd: 25,920)
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Saturday, 7 April (1:45 pm)
Essendon 16.15 (111)
 def.
Port Adelaide 13.8 (86)
Etihad Stadium (crowd: 34,118)
Report
Saturday, 7 April (2:10 pm)
Sydney 14.10 (94)
 def.
Fremantle 12.9 (81)
SCG (crowd: 22,242)
Report
Saturday, 7 April (2:40 pm)
West Coast 25.16 (166)
 def.
Melbourne 9.4 (58)
Patersons Stadium (crowd: 35,674)
Report
Saturday, 7 April (7:10 pm)
Adelaide 11.16 (82)
 def.
Western Bulldogs 9.10 (64)
AAMI Stadium (crowd: 34,021)
Report
Saturday, 7 April (7:40 pm)
Collingwood 12.13 (85)
 def.
Richmond 8.16 (64)
MCG (crowd: 57,268)
Report
Sunday, 8 April (1:10 pm)
North Melbourne 28.15 (183)
 def.
Greater Western Sydney 8.6 (54)
Blundstone Arena (crowd: 11,127)
Report
Sunday, 8 April (4:40 pm)
St Kilda 21.13 (139)
 def.
Gold Coast 7.5 (47)
Etihad Stadium (crowd: 21,032)
Report
Monday, 9 April (3:10 pm)
Geelong 14.8 (92)
 def.
Hawthorn 13.12 (90)
MCG (crowd: 69,231)
Report



  • West Coast recorded its largest ever winning margin against Melbourne, 108 points.[5]

  • The match between North Melbourne and Greater Western Sydney was the first AFL game to be played at Blundstone Arena in Hobart, Tasmania.[6]

  • North Melbourne recorded its largest winning margin in any match (129 points) since round 2, 1996.[7]




Round 3





Round 3[8]

Friday, 13 April (7:50 pm)
Carlton 18.14 (122)
 def.
Collingwood 9.8 (62)
MCG (crowd: 84,259)
Report
Saturday, 14 April (1:45 pm)
Richmond 20.13 (133)
 def.
Melbourne 11.8 (74)
MCG (crowd: 49,826)
Report
Saturday, 14 April (1:40 pm)
Port Adelaide 12.11 (83)
 def. by
Sydney 16.9 (105)
AAMI Stadium (crowd: 19,032)
Report
Saturday, 14 April (2:40 pm)
Fremantle 8.16 (64)
 def.
Brisbane Lions 5.5 (35)
Patersons Stadium (crowd: 33,473)
Report
Saturday, 14 April (7:40 pm)
Western Bulldogs 5.10 (40)
 def. by
St Kilda 15.13 (103)
Etihad Stadium (crowd: 28,971)
Report
Saturday, 14 April (7:40 pm)
Gold Coast 13.10 (88)
 def. by
Essendon 15.15 (105)
Metricon Stadium (crowd: 17,069)
Report
Sunday, 15 April (1:10 pm)
Greater Western Sydney 10.9 (69)
 def. by
West Coast 23.12 (150)
Blacktown ISP (crowd: 6,875)
Report
Sunday, 15 April (3:15 pm)
Hawthorn 21.14 (140)
 def.
Adelaide 12.12 (84)
MCG (crowd: 33,524)
Report
Sunday, 15 April (4:40 pm)
North Melbourne 20.11 (131)
 def.
Geelong 16.18 (114)
Etihad Stadium (crowd: 29,630)
Report

  • The match between Greater Western Sydney and West Coast was the first AFL match played at Blacktown International Sportspark.



Round 4





Round 4[9]

Friday, 20 April (7:50 pm)
St Kilda 11.13 (79)
 def. by
Fremantle 14.8 (92)
Etihad Stadium (crowd: 30,172)
Report
Saturday, 21 April (1:45 pm)
Carlton 11.13 (79)
 def. by
Essendon 15.19 (109)
MCG (crowd: 73,172)
Report
Saturday, 21 April (2:10 pm)
Collingwood 14.13 (97)
 def.
Port Adelaide 10.13 (73)
Etihad Stadium (crowd: 30,741)
Report
Saturday, 21 April (4:10 pm)
Adelaide 13.18 (96)
 def.
Greater Western Sydney 7.8 (50)
AAMI Stadium (crowd: 28,261)
Report
Saturday, 21 April (7:40 pm)
Brisbane Lions 17.9 (111)
 def.
Gold Coast 6.10 (46)
The Gabba (crowd: 21,980)
Report
Saturday, 21 April (5:40 pm)
West Coast 5.21 (51)
 def.
Hawthorn 5.16 (46)
Patersons Stadium (crowd: 40,080)
Report
Sunday, 22 April (1:10 pm)
Geelong 11.9 (75)
 def.
Richmond 9.11 (65)
Simonds Stadium (crowd: 21,952)
Report
Sunday, 22 April (3:15 pm)
Sydney 17.11 (113)
 def.
North Melbourne 10.17 (77)
SCG (crowd: 21,049)
Report
Sunday, 22 April (4:40 pm)
Melbourne 9.13 (67)
 def. by
Western Bulldogs 13.10 (88)
MCG (crowd: 33,565)
Report

  • The match between Carlton and Essendon was the 2,500th senior VFL/AFL match hosted by the Melbourne Cricket Ground.[10]



Round 5





Round 5[11]

Wednesday, 25 April (2:40 pm)
Collingwood 11.14 (80)
 def.
Essendon 11.13 (79)
MCG (crowd: 86,932)
Report
Friday, 27 April (6:45 pm)
Fremantle 7.15 (57)
 def. by
Carlton 10.5 (65)
Patersons Stadium (crowd: 38,847)
Report
Saturday, 28 April (1:45 pm)
Greater Western Sydney 9.8 (62)
 def. by
Western Bulldogs 15.14 (104)
Manuka Oval (crowd: 9,128)
Report
Saturday, 28 April (4:40 pm)
North Melbourne 17.25 (127)
 def.
Gold Coast 13.15 (93)
Etihad Stadium (crowd: 17,680)
Report
Saturday, 28 April (7:40 pm)
Melbourne 10.6 (66)
 def. by
St Kilda 12.12 (84)
MCG (crowd: 24,798)
Report
Saturday, 28 April (7:45 pm)
Brisbane Lions 4.17 (41)
 def. by
Geelong 12.7 (79)
The Gabba (crowd: 15,528)
Report
Sunday, 29 April (1:10 pm)
Hawthorn 10.9 (69)
 def. by
Sydney 16.10 (106)
Aurora Stadium (crowd: 19,217)
Report
Sunday, 29 April (3:15 pm)
Richmond 14.13 (97)
 def. by
West Coast 16.11 (107)
Etihad Stadium (crowd: 28,448)
Report
Sunday, 29 April (4:10 pm)
Adelaide 16.14 (110)
 def.
Port Adelaide 14.7 (91)
AAMI Stadium (crowd: 41,649)
Report


  • Adam Goodes played his 304th club game for Sydney, to become the club games record holder for South Melbourne/Sydney.[12]



Round 6





Round 6[13]

Friday, 4 May (7:50 pm)
Western Bulldogs 11.11 (77)
 def. by
Collingwood 15.8 (98)
Etihad Stadium (crowd: 38,155)
Report
Saturday, 5 May (1:40 pm)
Essendon 19.15 (129)
 def.
Brisbane Lions 9.8 (62)
Etihad Stadium (crowd: 36,361)
Report
Saturday, 5 May (1:45 pm)
Geelong 17.17 (119)
 def.
Melbourne 11.10 (76)
Simonds Stadium (crowd: 18,010)
Report
Saturday, 5 May (4:40 pm)
Gold Coast 14.3 (87)
 def. by
Fremantle 14.10 (94)
Metricon Stadium (crowd: 11,670)
Report
Saturday, 5 May (7:40 pm)
Sydney 14.10 (94)
 def. by
Adelaide 15.9 (99)
SCG (crowd: 23,969)
Report
Saturday, 5 May (7:40 pm)
St Kilda 13.10 (88)
 def. by
Hawthorn 18.15 (123)
MCG (crowd: 42,289)
Report
Sunday, 6 May (1:10 pm)
Carlton 15.20 (110)
 def.
Greater Western Sydney 6.7 (43)
Etihad Stadium (crowd: 28,201)
Report
Sunday, 6 May (2:45 pm)
Port Adelaide 8.6 (54)
 def. by
Richmond 13.13 (91)
AAMI Stadium (crowd: 18,552)
Report
Sunday, 6 May (2:40 pm)
West Coast 17.18 (120)
 def.
North Melbourne 15.5 (95)
Patersons Stadium (crowd: 37,202)
Report



Round 7





Round 7[14]

Friday, 11 May (7:50 pm)
Melbourne 6.13 (49)
 def. by
Hawthorn 15.25 (115)
MCG (crowd: 36,430)
Report
Saturday, 12 May (12:45 pm)
Adelaide 19.8 (122)
 def.
Geelong 10.12 (72)
AAMI Stadium (crowd: 35,535)
Report
Saturday, 12 May (1:40 pm)
Greater Western Sydney 13.16 (94)
 def.
Gold Coast 9.13 (67)
Manuka Oval (crowd: 8,603)
Report
Saturday, 12 May (4:40 pm)
Richmond 13.13 (91)
 def.
Sydney 8.14 (62)
MCG (crowd: 40,352)
Report
Saturday, 12 May (7:40 pm)
Brisbane Lions 8.10 (58)
 def. by
Collingwood 17.14 (116)
The Gabba (crowd: 27,926)
Report
Saturday, 12 May (7:40 pm)
Essendon 16.17 (113)
 def.
West Coast 7.10 (52)
Etihad Stadium (crowd: 43,260)
Report
Sunday, 13 May (1:10 pm)
North Melbourne 12.11 (83)
 def. by
Western Bulldogs 15.11 (101)
Etihad Stadium (crowd: 20,885)
Report
Sunday, 13 May (2:40 pm)
Fremantle 12.15 (87)
 def.
Port Adelaide 7.5 (47)
Patersons Stadium (crowd: 30,079)
Report
Monday, 14 May (7:40 pm)
St Kilda 19.8 (122)
 def.
Carlton 14.14 (98)
Etihad Stadium (crowd: 38,823)
Report


  • Greater Western Sydney recorded its first ever win in an AFL match.



Round 8





Round 8[15]

Friday, 18 May (7:50 pm)
Collingwood 14.12 (96)
 def.
Geelong 11.18 (84)
MCG (crowd: 75,650)
Report
Saturday, 19 May (1:15 pm)
Port Adelaide 14.11 (95)
 def.
North Melbourne 14.9 (93)
AAMI Stadium (crowd: 14,508)
Report
Saturday, 19 May (2:10 pm)
Hawthorn 17.17 (119)
 def.
Fremantle 9.9 (63)
Aurora Stadium (crowd: 12,959)
Report
Saturday, 19 May (4:40 pm)
Sydney 21.12 (138)
 def.
Melbourne 5.7 (37)
SCG (crowd: 20,818)
Report
Saturday, 19 May (7:10 pm)
Western Bulldogs 9.18 (72)
 def.
Gold Coast 4.10 (34)
TIO Stadium (crowd: 8,724)
Report
Saturday, 19 May (7:50 pm)
Essendon 19.14 (128)
 def.
Richmond 15.19 (109)
MCG (crowd: 80,900)
Report
Sunday, 20 May (1:10 pm)
Brisbane Lions 19.18 (132)
 def.
Greater Western Sydney 5.10 (40)
The Gabba (crowd: 16,049)
Report
Sunday, 20 May (3:15 pm)
Carlton 8.7 (55)
 def. by
Adelaide 19.10 (124)
Etihad Stadium (crowd: 35,917)
Report
Sunday, 20 May (2:40 pm)
West Coast 18.13 (121)
 def.
St Kilda 13.13 (91)
Patersons Stadium (crowd: 38,174)
Report



  • Sydney recorded its largest winning margin in any match since round 7, 2006.


  • Adelaide won its first match in Victoria since round 22, 2009, ending a losing streak of fifteen games.




Round 9





Round 9[16]

Friday, 25 May (7:50 pm)
Western Bulldogs 11.9 (75)
 def. by
Geelong 14.11 (95)
Etihad Stadium (crowd: 29,118)
Report
Saturday, 26 May (1:45 pm)
Richmond 21.11 (137)
 def.
Hawthorn 10.15 (75)
MCG (crowd: 51,617)
Report
Saturday, 26 May (2:10 pm)
Gold Coast 10.10 (70)
 def. by
Port Adelaide 17.16 (118)
Metricon Stadium (crowd: 12,416)
Report
Saturday, 26 May (4:40 pm)
St Kilda 16.15 (111)
 def.
Sydney 12.11 (83)
Etihad Stadium (crowd: 34,737)
Report
Saturday, 26 May (7:10 pm)
Adelaide 6.11 (49)
 def. by
Collingwood 10.15 (75)
AAMI Stadium (crowd: 44,238)
Report
Saturday, 26 May (7:40 pm)
Greater Western Sydney 7.11 (53)
 def. by
Essendon 18.11 (119)
Škoda Stadium (crowd: 11,887)
Report
Sunday, 27 May (1:10 pm)
North Melbourne 17.10 (112)
 def.
Brisbane Lions 15.6 (96)
Etihad Stadium (crowd: 19,988)
Report
Sunday, 27 May (3:15 pm)
Carlton 15.17 (107)
 def.
Melbourne 6.13 (49)
MCG (crowd: 28,371)
Report
Sunday, 27 May (2:40 pm)
West Coast 11.18 (84)
 def.
Fremantle 5.6 (36)
Patersons Stadium (crowd: 40,905)
Report

  • The match between Greater Western Sydney and Essendon was the first AFL match played at Škoda Stadium, the primary home ground for Greater Western Sydney.



Round 10





Round 10[17]

Friday, 1 June (7:50 pm)
St Kilda 16.17 (113)
 def. by
Richmond 18.13 (121)
Etihad Stadium (crowd: 49,337)
Report
Saturday, 2 June (1:45 pm)
Geelong 19.12 (126)
 def.
Greater Western Sydney 9.7 (61)
Simonds Stadium (crowd: 17,243)
Report
Saturday, 2 June (2:10 pm)
Hawthorn 27.12 (174)
 def.
North Melbourne 9.5 (59)
Aurora Stadium (crowd: 16,143)
Report
Saturday, 2 June (2:40 pm)
Fremantle 12.10 (82)
 def. by
Adelaide 17.9 (111)
Patersons Stadium (crowd: 31,392)
Report
Saturday, 2 June (7:10 pm)
Port Adelaide 14.15 (99)
 def.
Carlton 6.9 (45)
AAMI Stadium (crowd: 24,476)
Report
Saturday, 2 June (7:40 pm)
Essendon 6.16 (52)
 def. by
Melbourne 8.10 (58)
MCG (crowd: 42,987)
Report
Sunday, 3 June (1:10 pm)
Brisbane Lions 16.6 (102)
 def.
West Coast 15.10 (100)
The Gabba (crowd: 15,546)
Report
Sunday, 3 June (3:15 pm)
Sydney 20.12 (132)
 def.
Western Bulldogs 5.10 (40)
SCG (crowd: 13,505)
Report
Sunday, 3 June (4:40 pm)
Collingwood 23.11 (149)
 def.
Gold Coast 7.10 (52)
MCG (crowd: 36,913)
Report



  • Richmond defeated St Kilda for the first time since round 4, 2003, ending a 14-game winless streak against St Kilda.


  • Hawthorn recorded its largest ever victory over North Melbourne, by 115 points.


  • Lance Franklin (Hawthorn) scored 13 goals, the most by any player in a match since Scott Cummings (West Coast) kicked 14 goals in round 5, 2000.


  • Sydney recorded its lowest home crowd of 13,505 since round 2, 1996.


  • Gary Ablett's 53 disposals (Gold Coast) equalled Greg Williams' (Sydney) record set in 1989.[18] This was later surpassed by Tom Mitchell who recorded 54 disposals in 2018.




Round 11





Round 11[19]

Friday, 8 June (7:50 pm)
Carlton 11.19 (85)
 def. by
Geelong 14.13 (97)
Etihad Stadium (crowd: 47,632)
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Saturday, 9 June (1:40 pm)
Richmond 9.12 (66)
 def. by
Fremantle 12.6 (78)
MCG (crowd: 43,801)
Report
Saturday, 9 June (4:40 pm)
Gold Coast 7.7 (49)
 def. by
St Kilda 21.18 (144)
Metricon Stadium (crowd: 12,534)
Report
Saturday, 9 June (7:40 pm)
Essendon 11.16 (82)
 def. by
Sydney 13.8 (86)
Etihad Stadium (crowd: 42,785)
Report
Sunday, 10 June (4:10 pm)
Port Adelaide 9.8 (62)
 def. by
Hawthorn 16.12 (108)
AAMI Stadium (crowd: 26,638)
Report
Monday, 11 June (3:15 pm)
Melbourne 13.9 (87)
 def. by
Collingwood 19.15 (129)
MCG (crowd: 64,250)
Report


Bye: Adelaide, Brisbane Lions, Greater Western Sydney, North Melbourne, West Coast, Western Bulldogs




  • Essendon had the chance to win the game by kicking a goal after the siren after a late comeback. Courtenay Dempsey, who had marked the ball on the 50 metre line two seconds before the siren went, chose to play on while the siren went, which resulted in the sydney win.


  • Fremantle won its first game at the Melbourne Cricket Ground since round 4, 2007, ending a ten-match losing streak at the venue.




Round 12





Round 12[20]

Thursday, 14 June (5:40 pm)
West Coast 10.19 (79)
 def.
Carlton 10.9 (69)
Patersons Stadium (crowd: 34,224)
Report
Friday, 15 June (8:10 pm)
Adelaide 17.13 (115)
 def.
St Kilda 16.15 (111)
AAMI Stadium (crowd: 36,394)
Report
Saturday, 16 June (2:10 pm)
Greater Western Sydney 12.2 (74)
 def. by
Richmond 11.20 (86)
Škoda Stadium (crowd: 7,358)
Report
Saturday, 16 June (7:40 pm)
Gold Coast 12.8 (80)
 def. by
North Melbourne 11.21 (87)
Metricon Stadium (crowd: 10,170)
Report
Sunday, 17 June (1:10 pm)
Hawthorn 19.21 (135)
 def.
Brisbane Lions 11.4 (70)
MCG (crowd: 35,492)
Report
Sunday, 17 June (4:40 pm)
Western Bulldogs 13.17 (95)
 def.
Port Adelaide 8.9 (57)
Etihad Stadium (crowd: 16,036)
Report


Bye: Collingwood, Essendon, Fremantle, Geelong, Melbourne, Sydney




Round 13





Round 13[21]

Friday, 22 June (7:50 pm)
Sydney 12.8 (80)
 def.
Geelong 11.8 (74)
SCG (crowd: 27,400)
Report
Saturday, 23 June (1:40 pm)
Western Bulldogs 7.14 (56)
 def. by
Brisbane Lions 18.6 (114)
Etihad Stadium (crowd: 20,146)
Report
Saturday, 23 June (4:40 pm)
Collingwood 12.13 (85)
 def.
West Coast 12.10 (82)
MCG (crowd: 62,957)
Report
Saturday, 23 June (5:40 pm)
Fremantle 14.5 (89)
 def. by
Essendon 17.11 (113)
Patersons Stadium (crowd: 34,567)
Report
Sunday, 24 June (3:15 pm)
Melbourne 20.15 (135)
 def.
Greater Western Sydney 9.3 (57)
MCG (crowd: 20,070)
Report
Sunday, 24 June (4:40 pm)
North Melbourne 17.19 (121)
 def.
Adelaide 13.11 (89)
Etihad Stadium (crowd: 18,866)
Report


Bye: Carlton, Gold Coast, Hawthorn, Port Adelaide, Richmond, St Kilda




Round 14





Round 14[22]

Friday, 29 June (7:50 pm)
Carlton 10.10 (70)
 def. by
Hawthorn 18.12 (120)
MCG (crowd: 65,047)
Report
Saturday, 30 June (1:45 pm)
Collingwood 15.17 (107)
 def.
Fremantle 12.6 (78)
MCG (crowd: 44,891)
Report
Saturday, 30 June (1:40 pm)
Adelaide 17.4 (106)
 def.
Richmond 13.9 (87)
AAMI Stadium (crowd: 33,780)
Report
Saturday, 30 June (2:40 pm)
West Coast 25.16 (166)
 def.
Gold Coast 5.10 (40)
Patersons Stadium (crowd: 34,592)
Report
Saturday, 30 June (7:40 pm)
Sydney 19.18 (132)
 def.
Greater Western Sydney 5.8 (38)
ANZ Stadium (crowd: 22,565)
Report
Saturday, 30 June (7:40 pm)
Essendon 21.14 (140)
 def.
Western Bulldogs 8.8 (56)
Etihad Stadium (crowd: 40,824)
Report
Sunday, 1 July (1:10 pm)
Geelong 14.15 (99)
 def.
Port Adelaide 8.13 (61)
Simonds Stadium (crowd: 13,736)
Report
Sunday, 1 July (3:15 pm)
Brisbane Lions 18.14 (122)
 def.
Melbourne 8.13 (61)
The Gabba (crowd: 22,114)
Report
Sunday, 1 July (4:40 pm)
St Kilda 15.13 (103)
 def. by
North Melbourne 21.10 (136)
Etihad Stadium (crowd: 33,106)
Report



Round 15





Round 15[23]

Friday, 6 July (7:50 pm)
Collingwood 8.14 (62)
 def. by
Carlton 12.13 (85)
MCG (crowd: 75,755)
Report
Saturday, 7 July (1:45 pm)
North Melbourne 13.6 (84)
 def. by
West Coast 12.14 (86)
Blundstone Arena (crowd: 14,113)
Report
Saturday, 7 July (2:10 pm)
Melbourne 11.12 (78)
 def. by
Richmond 13.23 (101)
MCG (crowd: 46,773)
Report
Saturday, 7 July (4:40 pm)
Sydney 16.14 (110)
 def.
Brisbane Lions 9.9 (63)
SCG (crowd: 19,419)
Report
Saturday, 7 July (7:10 pm)
Port Adelaide 8.10 (58)
 def. by
Adelaide 17.14 (116)
AAMI Stadium (crowd: 34,829)
Report
Saturday, 7 July (7:40 pm)
St Kilda 21.7 (133)
 def.
Essendon 8.14 (62)
Etihad Stadium (crowd: 45,838)
Report
Sunday, 8 July (1:10 pm)
Hawthorn 28.25 (193)
 def.
Greater Western Sydney 4.7 (31)
MCG (crowd: 26,518)
Report
Sunday, 8 July (3:15 pm)
Gold Coast 13.18 (96)
 def. by
Geelong 15.20 (110)
Metricon Stadium (crowd: 15,824)
Report
Sunday, 8 July (2:40 pm)
Fremantle 14.11 (95)
 def.
Western Bulldogs 8.9 (57)
Patersons Stadium (crowd: 30,420)
Report



  • Kade Simpson (Carlton) sustained a broken jaw against Collingwood, which resulted in the end of a streak of 158 consecutive matches played, the longest active streak in the competition at the time.[24]


  • Greater Western Sydney suffered its heaviest ever defeat, losing by 162 points.




Round 16





Round 16[25]

Friday, 13 July (7:50 pm)
North Melbourne 24.5 (149)
 def.
Carlton 14.12 (96)
Etihad Stadium (crowd: 46,423)
Report
Saturday, 14 July (1:45 pm)
Melbourne 12.11 (83)
 def. by
Fremantle 18.9 (117)
Etihad Stadium (crowd: 13,284)
Report
Saturday, 14 July (1:40 pm)
Port Adelaide 11.11 (77)
 def. by
Essendon 19.13 (127)
AAMI Stadium (crowd: 17,344)
Report
Saturday, 14 July (4:40 pm)
Richmond 13.10 (88)
 def. by
Gold Coast 13.12 (90)
Cazaly's Stadium (crowd: 10,961)
Report
Saturday, 14 July (7:40 pm)
Brisbane Lions 14.8 (92)
 def. by
St Kilda 16.9 (105)
The Gabba (crowd: 19,228)
Report
Saturday, 14 July (7:40 pm)
Geelong 10.19 (79)
 def. by
Collingwood 17.8 (110)
MCG (crowd: 61,717)
Report
Sunday, 15 July (1:10 pm)
Greater Western Sydney 8.11 (59)
 def. by
Adelaide 27.16 (178)
Škoda Stadium (crowd: 7,669)
Report
Sunday, 15 July (3:15 pm)
Western Bulldogs 6.8 (44)
 def. by
Hawthorn 17.14 (116)
Etihad Stadium (crowd: 24,754)
Report
Sunday, 15 July (2:40 pm)
West Coast 10.9 (69)
 def. by
Sydney 18.13 (121)
Patersons Stadium (crowd: 39,152)
Report



  • Gold Coast's win ended a twenty-one match losing streak, and gave Gold Coast its first win for the season after fourteen losses; it was the longest losing streak by any team since Fitzroy lost twenty-one matches from 1995-1996.[26] Gold Coast's previous win, in round 17, 2011, was also against Richmond in Cairns. The two-point win was completed in dramatic circumstances when rugby league convert Karmichael Hunt kicked a goal after the siren to win the match.[27]


  • West Coast lost its first match at Patersons Stadium since round 3, 2011, ending an eighteen-match winning streak at the venue.[28]




Round 17





Round 17[29]

Friday, 20 July (7:50 pm)
Geelong 20.14 (134)
 def.
Essendon 10.7 (67)
Etihad Stadium (crowd: 50,066)
Report
Saturday, 21 July (1:45 pm)
Collingwood 13.13 (91)
 def. by
Hawthorn 21.12 (138)
MCG (crowd: 83,714)
Report
Saturday, 21 July (1:40 pm)
Adelaide 19.10 (124)
 def.
West Coast 11.9 (75)
AAMI Stadium (crowd: 40,724)
Report
Saturday, 21 July (4:40 pm)
Gold Coast 5.18 (48)
 def. by
Brisbane Lions 8.11 (59)
Metricon Stadium (crowd: 16,550)
Report
Saturday, 21 July (7:10 pm)
Melbourne 8.8 (56)
 def. by
Port Adelaide 12.12 (84)
TIO Stadium (crowd: 6,714)
Report
Saturday, 21 July (7:40 pm)
Western Bulldogs 12.12 (84)
 def. by
Carlton 16.6 (102)
Etihad Stadium (crowd: 24,615)
Report
Sunday, 22 July (1:10 pm)
Sydney 15.15 (105)
 def.
St Kilda 10.16 (76)
SCG (crowd: 26,834)
Report
Sunday, 22 July (3:15 pm)
Richmond 14.15 (99)
 def. by
North Melbourne 15.13 (103)
MCG (crowd: 47,432)
Report
Sunday, 22 July (2:40 pm)
Fremantle 18.24 (132)
 def.
Greater Western Sydney 5.7 (37)
Patersons Stadium (crowd: 28,767)
Report



Round 18





Round 18[30]

Friday, 27 July (7:50 pm)
Essendon 12.14 (86)
 def. by
Hawthorn 27.18 (180)
Etihad Stadium (crowd: 44,899)
Report
Saturday, 28 July (1:45 pm)
Geelong 15.12 (102)
 def.
Adelaide 11.9 (75)
Simonds Stadium (crowd: 18,377)
Report
Saturday, 28 July (2:10 pm)
North Melbourne 19.13 (127)
 def.
Melbourne 11.7 (73)
Etihad Stadium (crowd: 20,816)
Report
Saturday, 28 July (4:40 pm)
Greater Western Sydney 7.12 (54)
 def. by
Collingwood 26.18 (174)
Škoda Stadium (crowd: 8,102)
Report
Saturday, 28 July (7:40 pm)
Gold Coast 8.6 (54)
 def. by
Sydney 19.12 (126)
Metricon Stadium (crowd: 11,169)
Report
Saturday, 28 July (7:40 pm)
Carlton 14.11 (95)
 def.
Richmond 13.13 (91)
MCG (crowd: 46,013)
Report
Sunday, 29 July (12:40 pm)
Port Adelaide 6.12 (48)
 def. by
Fremantle 11.9 (75)
AAMI Stadium (crowd: 14,583)
Report
Sunday, 29 July (3:15 pm)
St Kilda 16.22 (118)
 def.
Western Bulldogs 6.6 (42)
Etihad Stadium (crowd: 23,498)
Report
Sunday, 29 July (2:40 pm)
West Coast 28.7 (175)
 def.
Brisbane Lions 12.5 (77)
Patersons Stadium (crowd: 35,767)
Report


  • Collingwood's score of 26.18 (174) was its highest since round 9, 1990.



Round 19





Round 19[31]

Friday, 3 August (7:50 pm)
Hawthorn 17.14 (116)
 def. by
Geelong 18.10 (118)
MCG (crowd: 65,287)
Report
Saturday, 4 August (1:45 pm)
Western Bulldogs 8.13 (61)
 def. by
North Melbourne 18.7 (115)
Etihad Stadium (crowd: 21,599)
Report
Saturday, 4 August (2:10 pm)
Greater Western Sydney 16.11 (107)
 def.
Port Adelaide 10.13 (73)
Škoda Stadium (crowd: 6,811)
Report
Saturday, 4 August (2:40 pm)
Fremantle 17.11 (113)
 def.
West Coast 6.12 (48)
Patersons Stadium (crowd: 39,694)
Report
Saturday, 4 August (7:40 pm)
Brisbane Lions 12.12 (84)
 def. by
Richmond 20.12 (132)
The Gabba (crowd: 22,311)
Report
Saturday, 4 August (7:40 pm)
Collingwood 12.19 (91)
 def.
St Kilda 13.7 (85)
MCG (crowd: 57,873)
Report
Sunday, 5 August (1:10 pm)
Melbourne 16.12 (108)
 def.
Gold Coast 9.12 (66)
MCG (crowd: 18,097)
Report
Sunday, 5 August (3:15 pm)
Carlton 10.11 (71)
 def. by
Sydney 14.9 (93)
Etihad Stadium (crowd: 36,942)
Report
Sunday, 5 August (4:10 pm)
Adelaide 16.8 (104)
 def.
Essendon 15.10 (100)
AAMI Stadium (crowd: 40,030)
Report



  • Geelong defeated Hawthorn after Tom Hawkins kicked the winning goal after the siren.[32]


  • Kevin Sheedy (Greater Western Sydney) contested his 1000th senior VFL/AFL sanctioned game, becoming the first person to do so. The total includes premiership matches, pre-season and night matches, state representative matches, and national representative matches under international rules.[33]


  • Greater Western Sydney ended a ten-game losing streak with its win against Port Adelaide.[34]

  • The day after Port Adelaide's loss to Greater Western Sydney, the club determined that the tenures of Brett Duncanson as president and Matthew Primus as coach would both be terminated at the end of the season; Primus opted to step down immediately, and was replaced by Garry Hocking as caretaker coach.[35]




Round 20





Round 20[36]

Friday, 10 August (6:40 pm)
West Coast 16.6 (102)
 def.
Geelong 15.7 (97)
Patersons Stadium (crowd: 37,812)
Report
Saturday, 11 August (1:45 pm)
St Kilda 16.11 (107)
 def.
Melbourne 12.10 (82)
MCG (crowd: 23,464)
Report
Saturday, 11 August (1:40 pm)
Adelaide 17.17 (119)
 def.
Fremantle 14.7 (91)
AAMI Stadium (crowd: 35,027)
Report
Saturday, 11 August (4:40 pm)
Gold Coast 16.13 (109)
 def.
Greater Western Sydney 12.7 (79)
Metricon Stadium (crowd: 14,657)
Report
Saturday, 11 August (7:40 pm)
Carlton 17.11 (113)
 def.
Brisbane Lions 10.17 (77)
Etihad Stadium (crowd: 25,977)
Report
Saturday, 11 August (7:40 pm)
Sydney 9.16 (70)
 def. by
Collingwood 12.6 (78)
ANZ Stadium (crowd: 45,827)
Report
Sunday, 12 August (1:10 pm)
Hawthorn 24.15 (159)
 def.
Port Adelaide 13.9 (87)
Aurora Stadium (crowd: 14,431)
Report
Sunday, 12 August (3:15 pm)
Richmond 22.18 (150)
 def.
Western Bulldogs 12.8 (80)
MCG (crowd: 28,286)
Report
Sunday, 12 August (4:40 pm)
Essendon 11.10 (76)
 def. by
North Melbourne 15.10 (100)
Etihad Stadium (crowd: 42,674)
Report


  • Gold Coast recorded its first ever win at its primary home ground, Metricon Stadium, after losing its first seventeen matches there from 2011 to 2012.[37]



Round 21





Round 21[38]

Friday, 17 August (7:50 pm)
Geelong 18.15 (123)
 def.
St Kilda 11.15 (81)
Etihad Stadium (crowd: 38,169)
Report
Saturday, 18 August (1:45 pm)
Essendon 8.12 (60)
 def. by
Carlton 24.12 (156)
MCG (crowd: 59,381)
Report
Saturday, 18 August (2:10 pm)
Greater Western Sydney 9.5 (59)
 def. by
Melbourne 11.18 (84)
Manuka Oval (crowd: 7,561)
Report
Saturday, 18 August (2:40 pm)
Fremantle 13.16 (94)
 def.
Richmond 11.6 (72)
Patersons Stadium (crowd: 32,721)
Report
Saturday, 18 August (7:40 pm)
Brisbane Lions 13.17 (95)
 def.
Adelaide 12.13 (85)
The Gabba (crowd: 18,979)
Report
Saturday, 18 August (7:40 pm)
Collingwood 8.13 (61)
 def. by
North Melbourne 13.13 (91)
Etihad Stadium (crowd: 44,956)
Report
Sunday, 19 August (12:40 pm)
Port Adelaide 6.14 (50)
 def. by
West Coast 14.14 (98)
AAMI Stadium (crowd: 13,683)
Report
Sunday, 19 August (3:15 pm)
Western Bulldogs 13.7 (85)
 def. by
Sydney 26.11 (167)
Etihad Stadium (crowd: 19,396)
Report
Sunday, 19 August (4:40 pm)
Hawthorn 19.15 (129)
 def.
Gold Coast 10.5 (65)
MCG (crowd: 23,098)
Report



  • Port Adelaide recorded its lowest ever home crowd of 13,683 at AAMI Stadium.[39]


  • Sydney recorded its highest score since round 15, 2007.[40]




Round 22





Round 22[41]

Friday, 24 August (7:50 pm)
Richmond 13.24 (102)
 def.
Essendon 8.9 (57)
MCG (crowd: 47,590)
Report
Saturday, 25 August (1:45 pm)
St Kilda 25.13 (163)
 def.
Greater Western Sydney 5.5 (35)
Etihad Stadium (crowd: 17,327)
Report
Saturday, 25 August (1:40 pm)
Port Adelaide 14.9 (93)
 def. by
Brisbane Lions 16.8 (104)
AAMI Stadium (crowd: 13,953)
Report
Saturday, 25 August (4:40 pm)
Sydney 14.11 (95)
 def. by
Hawthorn 15.12 (102)
SCG (crowd: 31,167)
Report
Saturday, 25 August (7:40 pm)
Gold Coast 15.8 (98)
 def.
Carlton 11.20 (86)
Metricon Stadium (crowd: 15,251)
Report
Saturday, 25 August (5:40 pm)
West Coast 15.17 (107)
 def.
Collingwood 8.10 (58)
Patersons Stadium (crowd: 40,527)
Report
Sunday, 26 August (1:10 pm)
Geelong 16.11 (107)
 def.
Western Bulldogs 11.7 (73)
Simonds Stadium (crowd: 18,047)
Report
Sunday, 26 August (3:15 pm)
North Melbourne 12.7 (79)
 def. by
Fremantle 20.12 (132)
Etihad Stadium (crowd: 26,482)
Report
Sunday, 26 August (4:40 pm)
Melbourne 11.15 (81)
 def. by
Adelaide 22.18 (150)
MCG (crowd: 18,450)
Report



  • St Kilda recorded its third highest winning margin in its history[42] The half time margin of 93 points was also St Kilda's biggest half time lead in its history.[43]

  • Following the loss to Gold Coast, Brett Ratten was sacked as Carlton coach, effective at the end of the season.[44]




Round 23





Round 23[45]

Friday, 31 August (7:50 pm)
Hawthorn 14.11 (95)
 def.
West Coast 10.10 (70)
MCG (crowd: 50,023)
Report
Saturday, 1 September (1:45 pm)
Geelong 17.10 (112)
 def.
Sydney 11.12 (78)
Simonds Stadium (crowd: 20,045)
Report
Saturday, 1 September (1:40 pm)
Adelaide 22.21 (153)
 def.
Gold Coast 9.8 (62)
AAMI Stadium (crowd: 35,463)
Report
Saturday, 1 September (4:40 pm)
Greater Western Sydney 11.11 (77)
 def. by
North Melbourne 16.9 (105)
Škoda Stadium (crowd: 6,696)
Report
Saturday, 1 September (5:40 pm)
Fremantle 14.17 (101)
 def.
Melbourne 5.10 (40)
Patersons Stadium (crowd: 32,687)
Report
Saturday, 1 September (7:40 pm)
Essendon 10.12 (72)
 def. by
Collingwood 14.20 (104)
MCG (crowd: 56,491)
Report
Sunday, 2 September (1:10 pm)
Carlton 12.19 (91)
 def. by
St Kilda 16.10 (106)
Etihad Stadium (crowd: 31,393)
Report
Sunday, 2 September (3:15 pm)
Richmond 16.10 (106)
 drew with
Port Adelaide 16.10 (106)
MCG (crowd: 27,893)
Report
Sunday, 2 September (4:40 pm)
Brisbane Lions 19.14 (128)
 def.
Western Bulldogs 9.7 (61)
The Gabba (crowd: 18,289)
Report



  • Hawthorn secured the minor premiership for the first time since 1989.


  • Greater Western Sydney's points-for total of 1270 was the lowest ever in a 22-match home-and-away season, beating the previous lowest of 1452 set by Fitzroy in 1996. It was the lowest in any season since North Melbourne scored 1266 points in twenty games set in 1968.[citation needed]


  • Greater Western Sydney's percentage of 46.17 was the lowest since St Kilda's 45.39 in 1955.[citation needed]




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Team
 1
 2
 3
 4
 5
 6
 7
 8
 9
 10
 11
 12
 13
 14
 15
 16
 17
 18
 19
 20
 21
 22
 23
 F1
 F2
 F3
 GF
 Ladder

Adelaide
 GC
69
WB
18
 Haw
56
GWS
46
PA
19
 Syd
5
Geel
50
 Carl
69
Coll
26
 Frem
29
 X
StK
4
 NM
32
Rich
19
 PA
58
 GWS
119
WCE
49
 Geel
27
Ess
4
Frem
28
 BL
10
 Melb
69
GC
91
Syd
29
Frem
10
 Haw
5
 X
2

Brisbane Lions
 Melb
41
Carl
91
 Frem
29
GC
65
Geel
39
 Ess
67
Coll
58
GWS
92
 NM
16
WCE
2
 X
 Haw
65
 WB
58
Melb
61
 Syd
47
StK
13
 GC
11
 WCE
98
Rich
48
 Carl
36
Adel
10
 PA
11
WB
67
 X
 X
 X
 X
 13

Carlton
 Rich
44
 BL
91
Coll
60
Ess
30
 Frem
8
GWS
67
 StK
24
Adel
69
Melb
58
 PA
54
Geel
12
 WCE
10
 X
 Haw
50
 Coll
23
 NM
53
 WB
18
Rich
4
Syd
22
BL
36
 Ess
96
 GC
12
StK
15
 X
 X
 X
 X
 10

Collingwood
 Haw
22
Rich
21
 Carl
60
PA
24
Ess
1
 WB
21
 BL
58
Geel
12
 Adel
26
GC
97
 Melb
42
 X
WCE
3
Frem
29
Carl
23
 Geel
31
Haw
47
 GWS
120
StK
6
 Syd
8
NM
30
 WC
49
 Ess
32
 Haw
38
WCE
13
 Syd
26
 X
4

Essendon
 NM
2
PA
25
 GC
17
 Carl
30
 Coll
1
BL
67
WCE
61
Rich
19
 GWS
66
Melb
6
Syd
4
 X
 Frem
24
WB
84
 StK
71
 PA
50
 Geel
67
Haw
94
 Adel
4
NM
24
Carl
96
 Rich
45
Coll
32
 X
 X
 X
 X
 11

Fremantle
Geel
4
 Syd
13
BL
29
 StK
13
Carl
8
 GC
7
PA
40
 Haw
56
 WCE
48
Adel
29
 Rich
12
 X
Ess
24
 Coll
29
WB
38
 Melb
34
GWS
95
 PA
27
WCE
65
 Adel
28
Rich
22
 NM
53
Melb
61
 Geel
16
 Adel
10
 X
 X
7

Geelong
 Frem
4
Haw
2
 NM
17
Rich
10
 BL
38
Melb
43
 Adel
50
 Coll
12
 WB
20
GWS
65
 Carl
12
 X
 Syd
6
PA
38
 GC
14
Coll
31
Ess
67
Adel
27
 Haw
2
 WCE
5
StK
42
WB
34
Syd
34
Frem
16
 X
 X
 X
6

Gold Coast
Adel
69
 StK
92
Ess
17
 BL
65
 NM
34
Frem
7
 GWS
27
 WB
38
PA
48
 Coll
97
StK
95
NM
7
 X
 WCE
126
Geel
14
 Rich
2
BL
11
Syd
72
 Melb
42
GWS
30
 Haw
64
Carl
12
 Adel
91
 X
 X
 X
 X
 17

GWS Giants
Syd
63
 NM
129
WCE
81
 Adel
46
WB
42
 Carl
67
GC
27
 BL
92
Ess
66
 Geel
65
 X
Rich
12
 Melb
78
 Syd
94
 Haw
162
Adel
119
 Frem
95
Coll
120
PA
34
 GC
30
Melb
25
 StK
128
NM
28
 X
 X
 X
 X
 18

Hawthorn
Coll
22
 Geel
2
Adel
56
 WCE
5
Syd
37
 StK
35
 Melb
66
Frem
56
 Rich
62
NM
115
 PA
46
BL
65
 X
Carl
50
GWS
162
 WB
72
 Coll
47
 Ess
94
Geel
2
PA
72
GC
64
 Syd
7
WCE
25
Coll
38
 X
Adel
5
 Syd
10
1

Melbourne
BL
41
 WCE
108
 Rich
59
WB
21
StK
18
 Geel
43
Haw
66
 Syd
101
 Carl
58
 Ess
6
Coll
42
 X
GWS
78
 BL
61
Rich
23
Frem
34
PA
28
 NM
54
GC
42
 StK
25
 GWS
25
Adel
69
 Frem
61
 X
 X
 X
 X
 16

North Melbourne
Ess
2
GWS
129
Geel
17
 Syd
36
GC
34
 WCE
25
WB
18
 PA
2
BL
16
 Haw
115
 X
 GC
7
Adel
32
 StK
33
WCE
2
Carl
53
 Rich
4
Melb
54
 WB
54
 Ess
24
 Coll
30
Frem
53
 GWS
28
 WCE
96
 X
 X
 X
8

Port Adelaide
StK
4
 Ess
25
Syd
22
 Coll
24
 Adel
19
Rich
37
 Frem
40
NM
2
 GC
48
Carl
54
Haw
46
 WB
38
 X
 Geel
38
Adel
58
Ess
50
 Melb
28
Frem
27
 GWS
34
 Haw
72
WCE
48
BL
11
 Rich
0
 X
 X
 X
 X
 14

Richmond
Carl
44
 Coll
21
Melb
59
 Geel
10
WCE
10
 PA
37
Syd
29
 Ess
19
Haw
62
 StK
8
Frem
12
 GWS
12
 X
 Adel
19
 Melb
23
GC
2
NM
4
 Carl
4
 BL
48
WB
70
 Frem
22
Ess
45
PA
0
 X
 X
 X
 X
 12

St Kilda
 PA
4
GC
92
 WB
63
Frem
13
 Melb
18
Haw
35
Carl
24
 WCE
30
Syd
28
Rich
8
 GC
95
 Adel
4
 X
NM
33
Ess
71
 BL
13
 Syd
29
WB
76
 Coll
6
Melb
25
 Geel
42
GWS
128
 Carl
15
 X
 X
 X
 X
 9

Sydney
 GWS
63
Frem
13
 PA
25
NM
36
 Haw
37
Adel
5
 Rich
29
Melb
101
 StK
28
WB
92
 Ess
4
 X
Geel
6
GWS
94
BL
47
 WCE
52
StK
29
 GC
72
 Carl
22
Coll
8
 WB
82
Haw
7
 Geel
34
 Adel
29
 X
Coll
26
 Haw
10
3

West Coast
 WB
49
Melb
108
 GWS
81
Haw
5
 Rich
10
NM
25
 Ess
61
StK
30
Frem
48
 BL
2
 X
Carl
10
 Coll
3
GC
126
 NM
2
Syd
52
 Adel
49
BL
98
 Frem
65
Geel
5
 PA
48
Coll
49
 Haw
25
NM
96
 Coll
13
 X
 X
5

Western Bulldogs
WCE
49
 Adel
18
StK
63
 Melb
21
 GWS
42
Coll
21
 NM
18
GC
38
Geel
20
 Syd
92
 X
PA
38
BL
58
 Ess
84
 Frem
38
Haw
72
Carl
18
 StK
76
NM
54
 Rich
70
Syd
82
 Geel
34
 BL
67
 X
 X
 X
 X
 15
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Colour Result
Green Win
Red Loss
Blue Draw

Bold – Home game
X – Bye
Opponent for round listed above margin



Ladder
2012 AFL Ladder

Team P W L D PF PA % Pts

1
Hawthorn
 22
 17
 5
 0
 2679
 1733
154.59
68

2
Adelaide
 22
 17
 5
 0
 2428
 1833
132.46
68

3
Sydney (P)
 22
 16
 6
 0
 2290
 1629
140.58
64

4
Collingwood
 22
 16
 6
 0
 2123
 1823
116.46
64

5
West Coast
 22
 15
 7
 0
 2244
 1807
124.18
60

6
Geelong
 22
 15
 7
 0
 2209
 1886
117.13
60

7
Fremantle
 22
 14
 8
 0
 1956
 1691
115.67
56

8
North Melbourne
 22
 14
 8
 0
 2359
 2097
112.49
56

9
St Kilda
 22
 12
 10
 0
 2347
 1903
123.33
48

10
Carlton
 22
 11
 11
 0
 2079
 1925
108.00
44

11
Essendon
 22
 11
 11
 0
 2091
 2090
100.05
44

12
Richmond
 22
 10
 11
 1
 2169
 1943
111.63
42

13
Brisbane Lions
 22
 10
 12
 0
 1904
 2092
91.01
40

14
Port Adelaide
 22
 5
 16
 1
 1691
 2144
78.87
22

15
Western Bulldogs
 22
 5
 17
 0
 1542
 2301
67.01
20

16
Melbourne
 22
 4
 18
 0
 1580
 2341
67.49
16

17
Gold Coast
 22
 3
 19
 0
 1509
 2481
60.82
12

18
Greater Western Sydney
 22
 2
 20
 0
 1270
 2751
46.17
8

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  • Numbers highlighted in green indicate that the team finished the round inside the top 8.

  • Numbers highlighted in blue indicates the team finished first on the ladder in that round.

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1
Hawthorn
 4 4 8 8 8 12 16 20 20 24 28 32 32 36 40 44 48 52 52 56 60 64 68
2
Adelaide
 4 8 8 12 16 20 24 28 28 32 32 36 36 40 44 48 52 52 56 60 60 64 68
3
Sydney
 4 8 12 16 20 20 20 24 24 28 32 32 36 40 44 48 52 56 60 60 64 64 64
4
Collingwood
 0 4 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 36 40 44 44 48 48 52 56 60 60 60 64
5
West Coast
 4 8 12 16 20 24 24 28 32 32 32 36 36 40 44 44 44 48 48 52 56 60 60
6
Geelong
 0 4 4 8 12 16 16 16 20 24 28 28 28 32 36 36 40 44 48 48 52 56 60
7
Fremantle
 4 4 8 12 12 16 20 20 20 20 24 24 24 24 28 32 36 40 44 44 48 52 56
8
North Melbourne
 0 4 8 8 12 12 12 12 16 16 16 20 24 28 28 32 36 40 44 48 52 52 56
9
St Kilda
 0 4 8 8 12 12 16 16 20 20 24 24 24 24 28 32 32 36 36 40 40 44 48
10
Carlton
 4 8 12 12 16 20 20 20 24 24 24 24 24 24 28 28 32 36 36 40 44 44 44
11
Essendon
 4 8 12 16 16 20 24 28 32 32 32 32 36 40 40 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44
12
Richmond
 0 0 4 4 4 8 12 12 16 20 20 24 24 24 28 28 28 28 32 36 36 40 42
13
Brisbane Lions
 4 4 4 8 8 8 8 12 12 16 16 16 20 24 24 24 28 28 28 28 32 36 40
14
Port Adelaide
 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 8 12 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 20 20 20 20 20 20 22
15
Western Bulldogs
 0 0 0 4 8 8 12 16 16 16 16 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20
16
Melbourne
 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 4 4 8 8 8 8 8 8 12 12 16 16 16
17
Gold Coast
 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 4 4 4 8 8 12 12
18
Greater Western Sydney
 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 8 8 8 8 8




Finals series


Main article: 2012 AFL finals series























































































































































































 
 Qualifying / Elimination finals
Semi-finals
Preliminary finals
Grand final
 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
 
 QF1: Fri, 7 Sep, MCG
  

1
  Hawthorn
20.15 (135)
  

4
  Collingwood
 15.7 (97)
  
  
 SF1: Sat, 15 Sep, MCG
  

 
  
  Collingwood
10.13 (73)
  
  

EF1: Sun, 9 Sep, Patersons
  
  
  West Coast
 9.6 (60)
  
  
  
 PF1: Sat, 22 Sep, MCG

5
  West Coast
24.18 (162)
  
  
  
  Hawthorn
13.19 (97)
  

8
  North Melbourne
 9.12 (66)
  
  
  
  
  Adelaide
 14.8 (92)
  
  
 GF: Sat, 29 Sep, MCG
 
  
  
  
  Hawthorn
 11.15 (81)
 
 EF2: Sat, 8 Sep, MCG
  
  
  
 PF2: Fri, 21 Sep, ANZ Stadium
  
  
  Sydney
14.7 (91)

6
  Geelong
 11.14 (80)
  
  
  
  
  Sydney
13.18 (96)
  

7
  Fremantle
14.12 (96)
  
  
 SF2: Fri, 14 Sep, AAMI Stadium
  
  
  
  Collingwood
 10.10 (70)
  

 
  
  Adelaide
12.9 (81)
  
  

QF2: Sat, 8 Sep, AAMI Stadium
  
  
  Fremantle
 11.5 (71)
  
  

2
  Adelaide
 5.12 (42)
  

3
  Sydney
11.5 (71)
  




Week one





Qualifying Finals[46]

Friday, 7 September (7:50 pm)
Hawthorn 20.15 (135)
 def.
Collingwood 15.7 (97)
MCG (crowd: 85,625)
Report
Saturday, 8 September (2:45 pm)
Adelaide 5.12 (42)
 def. by
Sydney 11.5 (71)
AAMI Stadium (crowd: 44,869)
Report









































Elimination Finals[46]

Saturday, 8 September (7:45 pm)
Geelong 11.14 (80)
 def. by
Fremantle 14.12 (96)
MCG (crowd: 44,460)
Report
Sunday, 9 September (1:15 pm)
West Coast 24.18 (162)
 def.
North Melbourne 9.12 (66)
Patersons Stadium (crowd: 41,790)
Report


  • Adelaide recorded its lowest ever score at AAMI Stadium.



Week two





Semi Finals[46]

Friday, 14 September (8:15 pm)
Adelaide 12.9 (81)
 def.
Fremantle 11.5 (71)
AAMI Stadium (crowd: 31,742)
Report
Saturday, 15 September (7:45 pm)
Collingwood 10.13 (73)
 def.
West Coast 9.6 (60)
MCG (crowd: 65,483)
Report



Week three





Preliminary Finals[46]

Friday, 21 September (7:45 pm)
Sydney 13.18 (96)
 def.
Collingwood 10.10 (70)
ANZ Stadium (crowd: 57,156)
Report
Saturday, 22 September (5:15 pm)
Hawthorn 13.19 (97)
 def.
Adelaide 14.8 (92)
MCG (crowd: 69,146)
Report


  • Sydney defeated Collingwood for the first time since round 13, 2005, breaking an eleven-game losing streak.[47]



Week four


Main article: 2012 AFL Grand Final





Grand Final

Saturday, 29 September (2:30 pm)
Hawthorn
 def. by
Sydney
MCG (crowd: 99,683)
Report

4.5 (29)
4.6 (30)
9.10 (64)
 11.15 (81)
 Q1
Q2
Q3
 Final
1.4 (10)
7.4 (46)
10.5 (65)
 14.7 (91)
Umpires: Simon Meredith, Brett Rosebury, Matt Stevic
Norm Smith Medal: Ryan O'Keefe
Television broadcast: Seven Network,
Fox Footy (Replay)
National anthem: Marina Prior



















Awards



  • The Norm Smith Medal was awarded to Ryan O'Keefe of Sydney, who got 28 disposals.

  • The Brownlow Medal was originally awarded to Jobe Watson of Essendon, who received 30 votes. On 11 November 2016, Watson relinquished the medal in the wake of the Essendon supplements saga.[48] It was subsequently re-awarded jointly to Sam Mitchell of Hawthorn and Trent Cotchin of Richmond, who received 26 votes each, on 15 November 2016.[49]

  • The AFL Rising Star was awarded to Daniel Talia of Adelaide, who received 43 votes.

  • The Coleman Medal was awarded to Jack Riewoldt of Richmond, who kicked 65 goals during the home and away season.

  • The McClelland Trophy was awarded to Hawthorn.

  • The Wooden Spoon was "awarded" to Greater Western Sydney.

  • The AFL Players Association awards were as follows:[50]

    • The Leigh Matthews Trophy was awarded to Gary Ablett of Gold Coast, for being the Most Valuable Player throughout the premiership season.

    • The Robert Rose Award went to Joel Selwood of Geelong and Beau Waters of West Coast, for being the Most Courageous Players throughout the premiership season.

    • The Best Captain award went to Jobe Watson of Essendon.

    • The Best First-Year Player award was won by Jeremy Cameron of Greater Western Sydney.



  • The AFL Coaches Association Awards were as follows:[51]

    • The Player of the Year Award was given to Trent Cotchin of Richmond, who received 107 votes.

    • The Allan Jeans Senior Coach of the Year Award was given to John Longmire of Sydney.

    • The Assistant Coach of the Year Award was given to Peter Sumich of Fremantle.

    • The Best Young Player Award was given to Dyson Heppell of Essendon.



  • The inaugural Jim Stynes Community Leadership Award was awarded to Daniel Jackson of Richmond.[52]



Coleman Medal


See also: Coleman Medal


  • Numbers highlighted in blue indicates the player led the Coleman that round.

  • Underlined numbers indicates the player did not play that round.























































































































































































































































































































 Player
 1
 2
 3
 4
 5
 6
 7
 8
 9
 10
 11
 12
 13
 14
 15
 16
 17
 18
 19
 20
 21
 22
 23
 Total
1 Jack Riewoldt 4 0 1 1 2 4 4 1 6 8 1 3 0 3 1 5 3 0 2 5 2 3 6 65
2 Tom Hawkins 4 3 4 1 6 1 0 2 3 0 1 0 1 2 4 1 5 3 6 1 6 4 4 62
Matthew Pavlich 3 0 1 1 1 1 4 0 0 3 6 0 3 5 6 4 7 2 8 2 3 0 2 62
4 Lance Franklin 5 2 3 1 0 5 3 1 1 13 4 5 0 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 4 59
5 Drew Petrie 2 2 0 1 3 1 3 5 3 1 0 2 2 4 0 7 7 4 5 0 3 0 2 57
6 Stephen Milne 2 2 3 1 2 1 4 1 3 1 2 3 0 2 5 3 5 1 3 2 4 5 1 56
7 Taylor Walker 5 3 0 1 6 5 3 0 0 4 0 2 3 5 0 0 0 0 4 4 4 4 0 53
8 Travis Cloke 2 3 1 4 3 2 2 2 0 3 2 0 5 2 2 1 1 6 1 3 0 0 5 50
9 Eddie Betts 2 2 5 4 1 0 2 0 5 1 4 0 0 2 4 2 2 4 0 3 2 2 1 48
10 Jonathan Brown 0 0 0 3 1 2 2 5 2 1 0 3 0 4 2 1 1 3 4 2 2 4 5 47


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Club
 Award name
 Player
 Ref.

Adelaide
Malcolm Blight Medal
Scott Thompson
 [53]

Brisbane Lions
Merrett-Murray Medal
Joel Patfull
 [54]

Carlton
John Nicholls Medal
Heath Scotland
 [55]

Collingwood
Copeland Trophy
Dayne Beams
 [56]

Essendon
Crichton Medal
Jobe Watson
 [57]

Fremantle
Doig Medal
Ryan Crowley
 [58]

Geelong
Carji Greeves Medal
Tom Hawkins
 [59]

Gold Coast
Club Champion
Gary Ablett, Jr.
 [60]

Greater Western Sydney
Kevin Sheedy Medal
Callan Ward
 [61]

Hawthorn
Peter Crimmins Medal
Sam Mitchell
 [62]

Melbourne
Keith 'Bluey' Truscott Medal
Nathan Jones
 [63]

North Melbourne
Syd Barker Medal
Andrew Swallow
 [64]

Port Adelaide
John Cahill Medal
Kane Cornes
 [65]

Richmond
Jack Dyer Medal
Trent Cotchin
 [66]

St Kilda
Trevor Barker Award
Lenny Hayes
 [67]

Sydney
Bob Skilton Medal
Josh Kennedy
 [68]

West Coast
Club Champion Award
Scott Selwood
 [69]

Western Bulldogs
Charles Sutton Medal
Matthew Boyd
 [70]


Player milestones























































































































































































Name
 Club
 Milestone
 Round

Shaun Burgoyne
Hawthorn
200 AFL games
Round 3

Dustin Fletcher
Essendon
350 AFL games[71]
Round 3

Jonathan Brown
Brisbane Lions
500 AFL goals[72]
Round 4

Simon Black
Brisbane Lions
300 AFL games
Round 5

Stephen Milne
St Kilda
500 AFL goals
Round 5

Matthew Pavlich
Fremantle
500 AFL goals
Round 7

Chris Newman
Richmond
200 AFL games
Round 8

Lenny Hayes
St Kilda
250 AFL games[73]
Round 9

Martin Mattner
Sydney
200 AFL games
Round 9

Ryan Hargrave
Western Bulldogs
200 AFL games
Round 10

David Wojcinski
Geelong
200 AFL games
Round 11

Nick Riewoldt
St Kilda
500 AFL goals
Round 11

Quinten Lynch
West Coast
200 AFL games
Round 13

Luke McPharlin
Fremantle
200 AFL games
Round 13

Daniel Kerr
West Coast
200 AFL games
Round 15

Stephen Milne
St Kilda
250 AFL games[74]
Round 15

Chad Cornes
Greater Western Sydney
250 AFL games[75]
Round 15

Lance Franklin
Hawthorn
500 AFL goals
Round 15

Kevin Sheedy
Greater Western Sydney
900 VFL/AFL games as player or coach[76]
Round 15

Matthew Boyd
Western Bulldogs
200 AFL games
Round 16

Brendon Goddard
St Kilda
200 AFL games
Round 18

Joel Corey
Geelong
250 AFL games[77]
Round 18

Brad Green
Melbourne
250 AFL games
Round 18

Ryan O'Keefe
Sydney
250 AFL games[78]
Round 19

Luke Hodge
Hawthorn
200 AFL games
Round 20

Domenic Cassisi
Port Adelaide
200 AFL games
Round 20

Luke Power
Greater Western Sydney
300 AFL games
Round 21

Dean Cox
West Coast
250 AFL games[79]
Elimination finals

Jude Bolton
Sydney
300 AFL games
Preliminary finals


Club leadership








































































































































Club
 Coach
 Captain(s)
 Vice-captain(s)
 Leadership group

Adelaide[80]
Brenton Sanderson
Nathan van Berlo
Scott Thompson
Patrick Dangerfield, Rory Sloane, Ben Rutten

Brisbane Lions
Michael Voss
Jonathan Brown
Daniel Merrett, Tom Rockliff, Jed Adcock, Josh Drummond

Carlton
Brett Ratten
Chris Judd

Andrew Carrazzo, Bryce Gibbs, Michael Jamison, Marc Murphy, Jordan Russell, Kade Simpson, Jarrad Waite

Collingwood
Nathan Buckley
Nick Maxwell
Scott Pendlebury
Luke Ball, Travis Cloke, Harry O'Brien, Heath Shaw, Dale Thomas

Essendon
James Hird
Jobe Watson

Mark McVeigh (vc), Heath Hocking, Michael Hurley, Brent Stanton, David Zaharakis

Fremantle
Ross Lyon
Matthew Pavlich

Hayden Ballantyne, Matt de Boer, David Mundy, Luke McPharlin, Aaron Sandilands

Gold Coast
Guy McKenna
Gary Ablett
Nathan Bock
Karmichael Hunt, Andrew McQualter, Michael Rischitelli, Zac Smith, David Swallow

Greater Western Sydney
Kevin Sheedy
Phil Davis, Luke Power, Callan Ward

Dean Brogan, Chad Cornes, Setanta Ó hAilpín, Rhys Palmer, Tom Scully

Geelong
Chris Scott
Joel Selwood
Jimmy Bartel
Joel Corey, Corey Enright, Steve Johnson, James Kelly, Harry Taylor

Hawthorn
Alastair Clarkson
Luke Hodge
Jordan Lewis, Jarryd Roughead
Lance Franklin, Sam Mitchell

Melbourne
Mark Neeld
Jack Grimes, Jack Trengove

Clint Bartram, Mitch Clark, James Frawley, Colin Garland, Mark Jamar, Nathan Jones

North Melbourne
Brad Scott
Andrew Swallow
Drew Petrie, Jack Ziebell
Brent Harvey, Daniel Wells

Port Adelaide
Matthew Primus (Rds 1–19);
Garry Hocking (Rds 19–23)
Domenic Cassisi

Travis Boak, Hamish Hartlett, Jay Schulz, Jackson Trengove

Richmond
Damien Hardwick
Chris Newman
Trent Cotchin
Brett Deledio, Daniel Jackson, Jack Riewoldt

St Kilda
Scott Watters
Nick Riewoldt

Nick Dal Santo, Sam Fisher, Brendon Goddard, James Gwilt, Ben McEvoy, Leigh Montagna, Adam Schneider

Sydney
John Longmire
Adam Goodes, Jarrad McVeigh

Jude Bolton, Kieren Jack, Jarred Moore, Ryan O'Keefe, Ted Richards, Rhyce Shaw, Nick Smith

West Coast
John Worsfold
Darren Glass
Beau Waters
Dean Cox, Andrew Embley, Shannon Hurn, Josh Kennedy, Mark LeCras, Matt Priddis, Matt Rosa, Adam Selwood, Scott Selwood

Western Bulldogs
Brendan McCartney
Matthew Boyd

Daniel Cross, Daniel Giansiracusa, Robert Murphy, Dale Morris


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2012 AFL membership figures[81]
Club
 Members
 Change
from 2011
 % change
from 2011

Adelaide
 45,105 -1,415 -3.04

Brisbane Lions
 20,762 -1,576 -7.06

Carlton
 45,800 2,009 4.59

Collingwood
 72,688 892 1.24

Essendon
 47,708 -2,567 -5.11

Fremantle
 42,918 -1,057 -2.40

Geelong
 40,205 779 1.98

Gold Coast
 11,204 -2,855 -20.31

Greater Western Sydney
 10,241 N/A N/A

Hawthorn
 60,841 4,488 7.96

Melbourne
 35,459 -1,478 -4.00

North Melbourne
 33,423 3,509 11.73

Port Adelaide
 35,543 -1,081 -2.95

Richmond
 53,027 5,372 11.27

St Kilda
 35,440 -3,836 -9.77

Sydney
 29,873 2,767 9.78

West Coast
 57,377 3,337 6.18

Western Bulldogs
 30,007 -2,019 -6.30
Total
 707,621
 7,937
 1.13


Coach changes



























Coach
 Club
 Date
 Notes
 Caretaker
 New coach

Matthew Primus
Port Adelaide
6 August 2012
 Sacked following the round 19 loss to Greater Western Sydney.[82]
Garry Hocking [82]
Ken Hinkley [83]

Brett Ratten
Carlton
30 August 2012
 Sacked following Carlton's elimination from finals contention in round 22, effective at the end of the season.[44]
 N/A
Mick Malthouse [84]


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