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Adelaide Football Club
2016 season
CoachDon Pyke
(1st season)
Captain(s)Taylor Walker
(2nd season)
Home groundAdelaide Oval
(Capacity: 53,583)
AFL season5th
Finals6th
Malcolm Blight MedalRory Sloane
Leading goalkickerEddie Betts
(66 goals)
Highest home attendance53,141
Lowest home attendance37,890
Average home attendance47,056
Club membership54,307
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The 2016 AFL season was the 26th season in the Australian Football League contested by the Adelaide Football Club.

Following the conclusion of the 2015 season which was marred by the mid-season passing of previous head coach Phil Walsh due to an alleged murder,[1] former assistant coach Don Pyke was named as the club's new head coach for the 2016 season on 9 October 2015.[2] Scott Camporeale had acted as interim head coach between Walsh's death and Pyke's appointment, but after electing not to apply for the full-time coaching role, reverted to his previous role of midfield coach for the new season.[3]

2016 Squad[edit]

Adelaide Football Club
Senior list Rookie list Coaching staff

Head coach

Assistant coaches

Legend:
  • (c) Captain(s)
  • (vc) Vice-captain(s)
  • Long-term injury list
  • Upgraded rookie(s)
  • (vet) Veteran list
  • (ret) Retired
  • (B) Category B rookie

Updated: 18 August 2016
Source(s): Senior list, Rookie list, Coaches


Playing list changes[edit]

The following summarises all player changes between the conclusion of the 2015 season and the beginning of the 2016 season.

In[edit]

No. Player Previous club League via
20 Tasmania Hugh Greenwood Perth Wildcats NBL Rookie draft[4]
36 South Australia Dean Gore Geelong AFL Traded[5]
17 Northern Territory Curtly Hampton GWS AFL Traded[6]
11 Victoria (state) Paul Seedsman Collingwood AFL Traded[7]
32 South Australia Troy Menzel Carlton AFL Traded[8]
42 Victoria (state) Alex Keath Victorian Bushrangers/Melbourne Stars Sheffield Shield/Big Bash League Rookie draft[9]
30 South Australia Wayne Milera Central Districts SANFL National draft[10]
39 Victoria (state) Tom Doedee Geelong Falcons VFL National draft[11]
37 New South Wales Paul Hunter Redland Football Club NEAFL Rookie draft[12]
1 South Australia Jono Beech West Adelaide SANFL Rookie draft[13]

Out[edit]

Player New club League via
Victoria (state) James Podsiadly Retired[14]
Victoria (state) Brent Reilly Retired[15]
Tasmania Sam Siggins Lauderdale TSL Delisted[16]
South Australia Brodie Martin Sturt SANFL Delisted[17][18]
Tasmania Jack Osborn Sturt SANFL Delisted[17]
South Australia Anthony Wilson Norwood SANFL Delisted[17]
Victoria (state) Patrick Dangerfield Geelong AFL Traded[5]
Victoria (state) Sam Kerridge Carlton AFL Traded[8]
South Australia Matthew Wright Carlton AFL Delisted[19]
South Australia Matthew Jaensch Hahndorf HFL Retired[20]

Coaching panel changes[edit]

The following summarises all coaching changes between the conclusion of the 2015 season and the beginning of the 2016 season.

Coach Previous club League Coaching role Replacing
Don Pyke West Coast[2] AFL Senior coach Phil Walsh[1]
James Podsiadly Adelaide[21] AFL Assistant coach (defence) Darren Milburn[22]

Season summary[edit]

Pre-season matches[edit]

Rd Date and local time Opponent Scores (Adelaide's scores indicated in bold) Venue Attendance Ref
Home Away Result
1 Sunday, 21 February (1:35 pm) West Coast 2.20.10 (148) 0.7.6 (48) Won by 100 points Unley Oval (H) 8,000 [23]
2 Sunday, 28 February (1:40 pm) Fremantle 1.9.6 (69) 0.8.19 (67) Lost by 2 points Sounness Park (A) 4,767 [24]
3 Sunday, 11 March (1:10 pm) Gold Coast 0.11.18 (84) 3.12.10 (109) Won by 25 points Metricon Stadium (A) 4,460 [25]

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Home and away season[edit]

Players written in bold received Brownlow Medal votes for their game.

Rd Date and local time Opponent Scores (Adelaide's scores indicated in bold) Venue Attendance Ladder
position 		Best players Ref.
Home Away Result
1 Saturday 26 March (7:25 pm) North Melbourne 16.11 (107) 14.13 (97) Lost by 10 points Etihad Stadium (A) 25,485 11 Jenkins, Thompson, Laird, Smith, M. Crouch, Walker [27]
2 Saturday 2 April (1:15 pm) Port Adelaide 22.12 (144) 11.20 (80) Won by 58 points Adelaide Oval (H) 51,585 5 Lynch, Laird, Talia, Lever, Betts, Mackay, Thompson [28]
3 Saturday 9 April (2:10 pm) Richmond 13.14 (92) 19.14 (128) Won by 36 points Etihad Stadium (A) 29,951 6 Thompson, Laird, Betts, Smith, Walker, M. Crouch, Seedsman [29]
4 Saturday 16 April (7:10 pm) Sydney 16.17 (113) 15.13 (103) Won by 10 points Adelaide Oval (H) 51,330 7 Thompson, Atkins, Sloane, Lynch, Betts, Douglas [30]
5 Friday 22 April (7:50 pm) Hawthorn 17.10 (112) 17.7 (109) Lost by 3 points MCG (A) 45,781 9 Sloane, Thompson, Atkins, Mackay, Lynch, Jacobs [31]
6 Saturday 30 April (1:40 pm) Fremantle 14.13 (97) 8.16 (64) Won by 33 points Adelaide Oval (H) 47,423 7 Sloane, Lynch, Laird, Jacobs, Betts, Hartigan [32]
7 Saturday 7 May (7:40 pm) Western Bulldogs 18.15 (123) 17.6 (108) Lost by 15 points Etihad Stadium (A) 26,984 8 Jenkins, M. Crouch, Henderson, Lynch, Smith [33]
8 Friday 13 May (7:20 pm) Geelong 11.6 (72) 13.20 (98) Lost by 26 points Adelaide Oval (H) 53,141 8 Sloane, Cameron, Lynch, Henderson [34]
9 Saturday 21 May (2:10 pm) Gold Coast 11.8 (74) 22.17 (149) Won by 75 points Metricon Stadium (A) 11,692 8 Douglas, Jacobs, Lynch, Talia, Thompson, Seedsman, Walker [35]
10 Saturday May 28 (7:10 pm) Greater Western Sydney 15.17 (107) 13.7 (85) Won by 22 points Adelaide Oval (H) 46,737 8 Walker, Betts, Thompson, Atkins, Sloane, Talia, Lever, Douglas [36]
11 Sunday 5 June (4:10 pm) St Kilda 19.19 (133) 6.9 (45) Won by 88 points Adelaide Oval (H) 40,896 8 Jenkins, M. Crouch, Sloane, Talia, Jacobs, Lever [37]
12 Saturday 11 June (5:40 pm) West Coast 11.10 (76) 15.15 (105) Won by 29 points Domain Stadium (A) 37,591 7 Sloane, Betts, Thompson, Laird, M. Crouch, Talia, Jenkins, Lynch [38]
13 Bye
14 Thursday 23 June (7:20 pm) North Melbourne 12.28 (100) 10.7 (67) Won by 33 points Adelaide Oval (H) 37,890 6 M. Crouch, Sloane, Laird, Atkins, Talia, Lever, Lynch [39]
15 Sunday 3 July (3:20 pm) Melbourne 15.8 (98) 18.12 (120) Won by 22 points MCG (A) 29,133 5 Laird, Walker, M. Crouch, B. Crouch, Cameron, Douglas [40]
16 Sunday 10 July (1:10 pm) Carlton 7.5 (47) 16.11 (107) Won by 60 points MCG (A) 32,430 3 Laird, Sloane, Henderson, Talia, Lever, Jacobs [41]
17 Saturday 16 July (7:10 pm) Collingwood 14.13 (97) 10.9 (69) Won by 28 points Adelaide Oval (H) 50,012 2 Smith, Sloane, Talia, Lyons, B. Crouch, Lever [42]
18 Saturday 23 July (7:25 pm) Geelong 12.13 (85) 7.13 (55) Lost by 30 points Simonds Stadium (A) 21,127 6 M. Crouch, B. Crouch, Laird, Thompson, Jenkins [43]
19 Sunday 31 July (4:10 pm) Essendon 22.11 (143) 9.7 (61) Won by 88 points Adelaide Oval (H) 44,264 5 Laird, Sloane, Betts, B. Crouch, McGovern, Thompson [44]
20 Saturday 6 August (7:10 pm) Brisbane Lions 27.15 (177) 6.3 (39) Won by 138 points Adelaide Oval (H) 43,549 3 Laird, Sloane, Walker, Lynch, Talia, Jenkins, Betts, B. Crouch [45]
21 Sunday 14 August (2:40 pm) Fremantle 11.4 (70) 21.16 (142) Won by 72 points Domain Stadium (A) 30,116 3 Betts, Jenkins, B. Crouch, Laird, Douglas, Lyons, Atkins [46]
22 Saturday 20 August (7:10 pm) Port Adelaide 14.10 (94) 15.19 (109) Won by 15 points Adelaide Oval (A) 49,541 2 M. Crouch, Lyons, Sloane, Betts, Atkins, Thompson [47]
23 Friday 26 August (7:40 pm) West Coast 10.11 (71) 14.16 (100) Lost by 29 points Adelaide Oval (H) 50,785 5 M. Crouch, Laird, Henderson [48]

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Finals matches[edit]

Rd Date and local time Opponent Scores (Adelaide's scores indicated in bold) Venue Attendance Best players Ref.
Home Away Result
QF Saturday, 10 September (7:10 pm) North Melbourne 21.15 (141) 12.7 (79) Won by 62 points Adelaide Oval (H) 49,007 Betts, Lynch, M. Crouch, Smith, Lyons, Thompson, Walker [50]
SF Saturday, 17 September (7:25pm) Sydney 18.10 (118) 12.10 (82) Lost by 36 points Sydney Cricket Ground (A) 38,126 M. Crouch, Laird, Sloane, Atkins, Thompson [51]

Ladder[edit]

Pos Team
 Pld W L D PF PA PP Pts Qualification
1 Sydney 22 17 5 0 2221 1469 151.2 68 2016 finals
2 Geelong 22 17 5 0 2235 1554 143.8 68
3 Hawthorn 22 17 5 0 2134 1800 118.6 68
4 Greater Western Sydney 22 16 6 0 2380 1663 143.1 64
5 Adelaide 22 16 6 0 2483 1795 138.3 64
6 West Coast 22 16 6 0 2181 1678 130.0 64
7 Western Bulldogs (P) 22 15 7 0 1857 1609 115.4 60
8 North Melbourne 22 12 10 0 1956 1859 105.2 48
9 St Kilda 22 12 10 0 1953 2041 95.7 48
10 Port Adelaide 22 10 12 0 2055 1939 106.0 40
11 Melbourne 22 10 12 0 1944 1991 97.6 40
12 Collingwood 22 9 13 0 1910 1998 95.6 36
13 Richmond 22 8 14 0 1713 2155 79.5 32
14 Carlton 22 7 15 0 1568 1978 79.3 28
15 Gold Coast 22 6 16 0 1778 2273 78.2 24
16 Fremantle 22 4 18 0 1574 2119 74.3 16
17 Brisbane Lions 22 3 19 0 1770 2872 61.6 12
18 Essendon 22 3 19 0 1437 2356 61.0 12
Source: AFL
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) percentage; 3) number of points for.
(P) Premiers

Match Review Panel[edit]

Player Round Charge category Verdict Result Victim Club Ref
Kyle Hartigan 6 Rough Conduct Guilty $1000 fine Michael Walters Fremantle [52]
Taylor Walker 12 Striking Guilty $1000 fine Luke Shuey West Coast Eagles [53]
Matt Crouch 18 Wrestling Guilty $1500 fine Steven Motlop Geelong Cats [54]
Rory Sloane 22 Rough Conduct Guilty One-match suspension Brad Ebert Port Adelaide [55]
Kyle Hartigan EF Tripping Guilty $1500 fine Lindsay Thomas North Melbourne [56]
Sam Jacobs SF Rough Conduct Guilty $1000 fine Ben McGlynn Sydney Swans [57]

Awards[edit]

Brownlow Medal[edit]

Main article: 2016 Brownlow Medal
Player 3 Vote Games 2 Vote Games 1 Vote Games Total Votes
Rory Sloane 5 4 1 24
Rory Laird 2 2 1 11
Eddie Betts 3 4 10
Josh Jenkins 2 1 8
Matt Crouch 2 1 7
Taylor Walker 2 6
Scott Thompson 1 1 5
Tom Lynch 1 1 5
Brad Crouch 2 4
Sam Jacobs 1 2
Brodie Smith 1 2
Daniel Talia 2 2
Rory Atkins 1 1

Italics denotes ineligible players

Malcolm Blight Medal Top 10[edit]

Main article: Malcolm Blight Medal
Position Player Votes
1st Rory Sloane 268
2nd Eddie Betts 249
3rd Tom Lynch 215
4th Daniel Talia 192
5th Taylor Walker 185
6th Brodie Smith 183
7th Matt Crouch 180
8th Kyle Hartigan 171
9th Charlie Cameron 168
10th Josh Jenkins 167

Other Awards[edit]

Leading Goalkicker: Eddie Betts (75)

Phil Walsh Best Team Man: Eddie Betts

Chelsea Phillis Coaches Award: Rory Sloane

Mark Bickley Emerging Talent: Jake Lever

19th Man Award: Rory Sloane

Dr Brian Sando OAM Trophy: David Mackay

State League Club Champion: Jono Beech

Dean Bailey Award: Luke Carey

Crows Children's Foundation Community Leadership Award: Kyle Hartigan and Charlie Cameron

Individual awards and records[edit]

Milestones[edit]

Milestones
No. State Player Milestone Round
11 Victoria (state) Paul Seedsman 50th Match Round 1
12 Victoria (state) Daniel Talia 100th Match Round 2
41 Western Australia Mitch McGovern 1st Goal Round 2
30 South Australia Wayne Milera 1st Goal Round 2
33 Victoria (state) Brodie Smith 100th Match Round 3
5 South Australia Scott Thompson 250th Match for Adelaide Round 4
18 South Australia Eddie Betts 50th Match for Adelaide Round 5
14 Victoria (state) David Mackay 150th Match Round 6
27 Victoria (state) Tom Lynch 100th Goal Round 7
4 Victoria (state) Josh Jenkins 150th Goal Round 11
27 Victoria (state) Tom Lynch 100th Goal for Adelaide Round 12
18 South Australia Eddie Betts 150th Goal for Adelaide Round 15
5 South Australia Scott Thompson 300th Match Round 17
18 South Australia Eddie Betts 450th Goal Round 19
23 Queensland Charlie Cameron 50th Goal Round 19
15 Victoria (state) Kyle Hartigan 1st Goal Round 19
43 Victoria (state) Reilly O'Brien 1st Goal Round 20
6 Victoria (state) Jake Lever 1st Goal Round 21
18 South Australia Eddie Betts 250th Match Round 22
13 New South Wales Taylor Walker 300th Goal Elimination Final

Debuts[edit]

Debuts
No. State Player Round
11 Victoria (state) Paul Seedsman Round 11
30 South Australia Wayne Milera Round 1
41 Western Australia Mitch McGovern Round 1
43 Victoria (state) Reilly O'Brien Round 21

1They had previously played for another club but played their first match for Adelaide.

Reserves[edit]

Regular season[edit]

Players written in bold received Magarey Medal votes for their game.

Rd Date and local time Opponent Scores (Adelaide's scores indicated in bold) Venue Ladder
position 		Best players Ref.
Home Away Result
1 Saturday 26 March (2:10 pm) West Adelaide 7.8 (50) 18.16 (124) Won by 74 points Richmond Oval (A) 2 O'Brien, Beech, Ellis-Yolmen, Knight, Castree, Henderson [58]
2 Sunday 3 April (1:40 pm) Port Adelaide 15.14 (104) 10.14 (74) Won by 30 points Mannum Oval (H) 1 Lyons, Knight, O'Brien, Ramsey, Kelly, van Berlo [59]
3 Sunday 10 April (2:10 pm) Woodville-West Torrens 8.5 (53) 14.12 (96) Won by 43 points Woodville Oval (A) 1 Gore, Beech, Ellis-Yolmen, Shaw, Kelly, Cameron [60]
4 Bye
5 Sunday 24 April (2:10 pm) Glenelg 13.8 (86) 17.14 (116) Won by 30 points Glenelg Oval (A) 1 Beech, Keath, Greenwood, Gore, Henderson, Otten [61]
6 Sunday 1 May (2:10 pm) South Adelaide 14.7 (91) 13.12 (90) Lost by 1 point Hickinbotham Oval (A) 2 Grigg, Ellis-Yolmen, van Berlo, Doedee, B. Crouch, Heffernan [62]
7 Sunday 8 May (1:10 pm) North Adelaide 9.9 (63) 9.13 (67) Won by 4 points Prospect Oval (A) 2 Wigg, Greenwood, Ramsey, Leigh, Doedee, Dear [63]
8 Bye
9 Saturday 21 May (2:10 pm) Central District 15.9 (99) 12.4 (76) Lost by 23 points Elizabeth Oval (A) 3 B. Crouch, Otten, Grigg, Greenwood, Doedee [64]
10 Saturday June 4 (2:10 pm) Sturt 10.10 (70) 9.6 (60) Lost by 10 points Unley Oval (A) 5 Otten, van Berlo, Mackay, Menzel, Wigg, B. Crouch [65]
11 Sunday 12 June (1:40 pm) Norwood 7.11 (53) 14.16 (100) Won by 47 points Hindmarsh Stadium (A) 4 Ellis-Yolmen, B. Crouch, Henderson, O'Brien, Doedee, Shoenmakers [66]
12 Bye
13 Saturday 25 June (2:10 pm) Central District 17.8 (110) 8.7 (55) Lost by 55 points Elizabeth Oval (A) 5 Doedee, Henderson, Shoenmakers, Lowden [67]
14 Saturday 2 July (2:10 pm) North Adelaide 9.9 (63) 11.12 (78) Won by 15 points Prospect Oval (A) 4 Dear, Milera, Spriggs, Gore, Doedee, Otten [68]
15 Saturday 9 July (2:10 pm) Sturt 13.9 (87) 11.9 (75) Won by 12 points Thebarton Oval (H) 4 Wigg, Ellis-Yolmen, Ramsey, Dear, Gore, O'Brien [69]
16 Sunday 17 July (2:10 pm) Glenelg 15.11 (101) 12.10 (82) Lost by 19 points Glenelg Oval (A) 4 O'Brien, Doedee, Grigg, Ellis-Yolmen, Beech, Greenwood [70]
17 Saturday 23 July (2:10 pm) Woodville-West Torrens 10.13 (73) 8.5 (53) Lost by 20 points Woodville Oval (A) 4 Wigg, Keath, Doedee, Castree, Dear [71]
18 Sunday 31 July (1:40 pm) Port Adelaide 12.7 (79) 16.8 (104) Won by 25 points Alberton Oval (A) 4 Ellis-Yolmen, Grigg, O'Brien, Beech, Hampton, Gore [72]
19 Bye
20 Saturday 13 August (2:10 pm) Norwood 11.10 (76) 18.10 (118) Won by 42 points Hindmarsh Stadium (A) 4 Beech, Otten, Wigg, Doedee, Grigg, Greenwood [73]
21 Sunday 21 August (1:10 pm) West Adelaide 13.7 (85) 27.17 (179) Won by 94 points Berri Oval (A) 4 Wigg, Shoenmakers, Gore, Knight, O'Brien, Grigg [74]
22 Saturday 27 August (2:10 pm) South Adelaide 14.16 (100) 9.8 (62) Won by 38 points Hickinbothom Oval (A) 4 Beech, Greenwood, Grigg, Ramsey, Knight [75]
EF Saturday 3 September (12:10 pm) Central District 19.11 (125) 7.11 (53) Won by 72 points Adelaide Oval (H) - Greenwood, Knight, Ellis-Yolmen, Otten, Menzel, Wigg [76]
SF Sunday 11 September (12:10 pm) South Adelaide 13.8 (86) 22.8 (140) Won by 54 points Adelaide Oval (A) - Beech, Greenwood, Otten, Gore, Grigg, Dear [77]
PF Sunday 18 September (2:10 pm) Sturt 15.13 (103) 10.8 (68) Lost by 35 points Adelaide Oval (A) - Beech, Knight, Greenwood, Grigg, Menzel, Milera [78]

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