List of Adelaide Football Club leading goalkickers

The following list details all of the major goalkicking records relating specifically to Adelaide, including each season highs, career highs, and game highs for both the Australian Football League (formerly the Victorian Football League) and AFL Women's. Since the inclusion of Adelaide into the AFL, Tony Modra is the only Adelaide player to win the Coleman Medal, which he achieved in 1997 with 81 goals for the home-and-away season.

Adelaide leading goalkickers

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Taylor "Tex" Walker is a seven-time leading goalkicker for Adelaide, more than any other Adelaide player. He also holds the club record for career goals.
Tony Modra (centre of image) is a five-time leading goalkicker at Adelaide and a cult figure notable for his spectacular marks. He kicked a 13-goal haul on two occasions, two clear of any other Adelaide player as of 2023.
Eddie Betts was the second Crow to lead the goalkicking four years in a row, preceded by Modra and succeeded by Walker.
^Denotes current player
+Player won Coleman Medal in same season
Team played finals (which count for the tally)
SeasonLeading goalkickerGoals
1991Rod Jameson49
1992Scott Hodges48
1993Tony Modra129†
1994Tony Modra (2)70
1995Tony Modra (3)42
1996Tony Modra (4)75
1997+Tony Modra (5)84†
1998Darren Jarman45†
1999Darren Jarman (2)58
2000Scott Welsh47
2001Darren Jarman (3)40†
2002Brett Burton51†
2003Graham Johncock30†
2004Scott Welsh (2)36
2005Scott Welsh (3)58†
2006Mark Ricciuto44†
2007Scott Welsh (4)49†
2008Brett Burton (2)34†
2009Jason Porplyzia57†
2010Kurt Tippett46
2011Taylor Walker^32
2012Taylor Walker^ (2)63†
2013Tom Lynch33
2014Eddie Betts51
2015Eddie Betts (2)63†
2016Eddie Betts (3)75†
2017Eddie Betts (4)55†
2018Josh Jenkins46
2019Taylor Walker^ (3)43
2020Taylor Walker^ (4)15
2021Taylor Walker^ (5)48
2022Taylor Walker^ (6)47
2023Taylor Walker^ (7)76

Multiple winners

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PlayerWinsSeasons
Taylor Walker^72011, 2012, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023
Tony Modra51993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997
Eddie Betts42014, 2015, 2016, 2017
Scott Welsh2000, 2004, 2005, 2007
Brett Burton22002, 2008
Darren Jarman1998, 1999

Leading career goalkickers for Adelaide

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PlayerAdelaide goalsAverage
Taylor Walker^6122.35
Tony Modra440 (588 AFL total)3.73
Eddie Betts310 (640 AFL total)2.35
Josh Jenkins2962.01
Mark Ricciuto2920.94
Andrew McLeod2750.81
Scott Welsh270 (363 AFL total)2.09
Darren Jarman264 (597 AFL total)2.18
Brett Burton2641.49
Tom Lynch1991.26

Most goals in a game

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GoalsPlayerOpponentRoundYearVenue
13.4Tony ModraRichmond161993Football Park
13.3Tony ModraCarlton11994Football Park
11.4Scott HodgesGeelong231992Football Park
10.3Tony ModraRichmond11993MCG
10.2Taylor Walker^West Coast Eagles132023Adelaide Oval
10.2Tom LynchGreater Western Sydney72013Sydney Showground Stadium
10.1Tony ModraNorth Melbourne81993Football Park
9.0Darren JarmanMelbourne131999MCG
8.5Rod JamesonNorth Melbourne241991Football Park
8.2Scott WelshRichmond132005Docklands Stadium
8.2Tony ModraEssendon191996Princes Park
8.2Scott HodgesRichmond201992MCG
8.1Scott WelshMelbourne142004Football Park
8.1Darren JarmanFremantle171998Subiaco Oval
8.1Tony ModraWestern Bulldogs51997Princes Park
8.1Darren JarmanFitzroy21996Whitten Oval
8.1Scott HodgesBrisbane Bears61992Football Park
8.0Josh JenkinsWestern Bulldogs72016Docklands
8.0Trent HentschelEssendon102006Football Park
8.0Tony ModraCollingwood61996Victoria Park

AFL Women's leading goalkickers

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Sarah Perkins was Adelaide's inaugural leading goalkicker.
Danielle Ponter was Adelaide's leading goalkicker in 2020 and 2023.
SeasonLeading goalkickerGoals
2017Sarah Perkins11†
2018Erin Phillips7
Ruth Wallace
2019Stevie-Lee Thompson^14†
2020Danielle Ponter^5
2021Erin Phillips (2)14†
2022 (S6) ▲+Ashleigh Woodland21†
2022 (S7)Ashleigh Woodland (2)14†
2023Danielle Ponter^ (2)20†

▽Season shortened to from seven to six games due to COVID-19 pandemic

△Home-and-away season lengthened to 9 games

▲Home-and-away season lengthened to 10 games

Multiple winners

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PlayerWinsSeasons
Erin Phillips22018, 2021
Ashleigh Woodland2022 (S6), 2022 (S7)
Danielle Ponter^2020, 2023

See also

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References

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