List of West Coast Eagles records

Dom Sheed holding the premiership cup of the 2018 AFL Grand Final, the fourth grand final won by West Coast

This is a list of records and statistics achieved by the West Coast Eagles in the VFL/AFL from their debut in 1987.

All-time games table[]

Team	P	W	D	L	F	A	%	W%
Adelaide	48	27	0	21	4495	4137	108.65	56.25
Brisbane Bears	16	13	1	2	1893	1248	145.84	84.38
Brisbane Lions	33	22	0	11	3363	2857	117.71	66.67
Carlton	45	24	0	21	4265	4029	105.86	53.33
Collingwood	54	28	1	25	4891	4719	103.64	52.78
Essendon	54	25	0	29	5076	5182	97.95	46.30
Fitzroy	15	9	0	6	1442	1090	132.29	60.00
Fremantle	50	30	0	20	4621	4040	114.38	60.00
Geelong	53	26	1	26	4546	5226	86.99	50.00
Gold Coast	11	9	1	1	1281	796	160.93	86.36
Greater Western Sydney	11	8	0	3	1194	822	145.26	72.73
Hawthorn	52	28	0	24	4488	4767	94.15	53.85
Melbourne	53	36	0	17	5550	4442	124.94	67.92
North Melbourne (Kangaroos)	50	28	0	22	4934	4521	109.14	56.00
Port Adelaide	34	15	0	19	2886	3114	92.68	44.12
Richmond	44	26	0	18	4316	3839	112.43	59.09
St Kilda	49	30	1	18	4793	4240	113.04	62.24
Sydney	51	21	0	30	4179	4555	91.75	41.18
Western Bulldogs (Footscray)	55	36	1	18	5577	4618	120.77	66.36
Total	778	441	6	331	73,790	68,292	108.05	57.07

End of 2019

Team records[]

Records listed only include matches played against other AFL teams in home and away or finals matches.

Key

Achieved during the 2018 season

Scoring records[]

Highest scores
№	G	B	T	Opponent	Venue	Year
1	29	18	192	Brisbane Bears	WACA Ground	1988
2	30	8	188	GWS	Patersons Stadium	2014
3	29	13	187	Adelaide	WACA Ground	2000
3	28	19	187	Carlton	Subiaco Oval	2003
5	29	12	186	Brisbane Bears	WACA Ground	1992
6	27	17	179	Port Adelaide	Subiaco Oval	2005
7	28	10	178	Fremantle	Subiaco Oval	2000
8	26	21	177	Adelaide	Subiaco Oval	1995
8	27	15	177	Melbourne	MCG	2013
10	26	19	175	St Kilda	Subiaco Oval	1987
	26	19	175	Essendon	WACA Ground	1988
	26	19	175	Western Bulldogs	Patersons Stadium	2011
	28	7	175	Brisbane Lions	Patersons Stadium	2012

Lowest scores
№	G	B	T	Opponent	Venue	Year
1	1	12	18	Essendon	Windy Hill	1989
2	3	5	23	Footscray	Western Oval	1992
3	3	11	29	St Kilda	Waverley Park	1992
4	3	12	30	Carlton	Optus Oval	2001
5	4	7	31	Adelaide	Football Park	1997
6	4	8	32	Geelong	SKilled Stadium	2014
7	5	3	33	Geelong	Skilled Stadium	2002
7	4	9	33	Geelong	Skilled Stadium	2005
9	4	10	34	Sydney	Telstra Stadium	2004
10	5	9	39	Collingwood	MCG	2013

Individual records[]

Records listed only include players who played at least one game for the club.

Key

Currently on the club's list.

Games records[]

Most games overall[]

G: games played

Most games overall
№	G	Name	Years
1	299	Shannon Hurn	2006–present	2	290	Dean Cox	2001–2014
3	276	Glen Jakovich	1991–2004
4	270	Darren Glass	2000–2014
5	267	Guy McKenna	1988–2000
6	265	Drew Banfield	1993–2006
7	253	Peter Matera	1990–2002
8	250	Andrew Embley	1999–2013
10	245	Josh Kennedy	2008–present
9	243	Dean Kemp	1990–2001

Goalkicking records[]

Most goals overall[]

G: Goals
B: Behinds

Most goals overall
№	G	B	Name	Years
1	662	363	Josh Kennedy	2008–
2	514	354	Peter Sumich	1989–1997
3	441	226	Mark LeCras	2005–2018
4	429	214	Jack Darling	2011–
5	389	227	Phil Matera	1996–2005
6	281	213	Quinten Lynch	2002–2012
7	259	205	Chris Lewis	1987–2000
8	237	161	Brett Heady	1990–1999
9	217	166	Peter Matera	1990–2002
10	216	181	Andrew Embley	1999–2013

Most goals in a season[]

G: Goals
B: Behinds

Most goals in a season
№	G	B	Name	Year
1	111	89	Peter Sumich	1991
2	95	42	Scott Cummings^[A]	1999
3	90	61	Peter Sumich	1990
4	82	46	Peter Sumich	1992
5	82	37	Josh Kennedy	2016
6	80	55	Josh Kennedy^[A]	2015
7	76	57	Peter Sumich	1993
8	73	47	Ross Glendinning	1988
9	69	39	Josh Kennedy	2017
10	65	33	Quinten Lynch	2006

^A Cummings won the Coleman Medal in 1999, Kennedy won the award in 2015 and 2016.

Most goals in a match[]

G: Goals
B: Behinds

Most goals in a match
№	G	B	Name	Opponent	Venue	Year	Rd
1	14	1	Scott Cummings	Adelaide	WACA Ground	2000	4
2	13	3	Peter Sumich	Footscray	WACA Ground	1991	13
3	12	2	Mark LeCras	Essendon	Etihad Stadium	2010	16
4	11	8	Peter Sumich	Essendon	MCG	1992	15
5	11	0	Josh Kennedy	GWS	Patersons Stadium	2014	8
6	10	3	Josh Kennedy	Western Bulldogs	Patersons Stadium	2011	9
7	10	2	Scott Cummings	Fremantle	Subiaco Oval	2000	6
8	10	1	Josh Kennedy	Carlton	Domain Stadium	2015	2
9	8	7	Peter Sumich	Geelong	WACA Ground	1991	6
10	8	4	Peter Sumich	Sydney	Subiaco Oval	1990	5
11	8	3	Peter Sumich	Geelong	MCG	1992	SF

Statistics[]

Kicks[]

Most kicks overall
№	K	Name	Years
1	3546	Shannon Hurn	2006–present
2	3539	Peter Matera	1990–2002
3	3323	Glen Jakovich	1989–2007
4	3203	Chris Mainwaring	1987–1999
5	3137	Ben Cousins	1996–2007

Handballs[]

Most handballs overall
№	H	Name	Years
1	3816	Matt Priddis	2006–2017
2	2325	Daniel Kerr	2001–2013
3	2222	Ben Cousins	1996–2007
4	2175	Luke Shuey	2011–
5	2149	Guy McKenna	1988–2000

Disposals[]

Most disposals overall
№	D	Name	Years
1	6279	Matt Priddis	2006–2017
2	5359	Ben Cousins	1996–2007
3	5257	Andrew Gaff	2011–present
4	4901	Dean Kemp	1990–2001
5	4823	Shannon Hurn	2006-present

Marks[]

Most marks overall
№	H	Name	Years
1	1541	Dean Cox	2001–2014
2	1380	Shannon Hurn	2006–present
3	1314	Josh Kennedy	2008–present
4	1229	Andrew Embley	1999–2013
5	1171	Glen Jakovich	1989–1997

Tackles[]

Most tackles overall
№	H	Name	Years
1	1629	Matt Priddis	2006–2017
3	994	Luke Shuey	2010-present
2	720	Scott Selwood	2008–2015
4	657	Daniel Kerr	2001–2013
5	637	Elliot Yeo	2014–present

Hit-outs[]

Most hit-outs overall
№	H/O	Name	Years
1	6628	Dean Cox	2001–2014
2	4139	Nic Naitanui	2009–present
3	2139	Michael Gardiner	1997–2006
4	1268	Scott Lycett	2011–2018
5	1212	Mark Seaby	2004–2009

Physical records[]

Height[]

Height refers to the player's highest maximum or lowest minimum playing height:

Tallest players
№	Ht	Name	Years
1	204 cm	Dean Cox	2001–2014
2	203 cm	Ilija Grgic	1997–1998
3	202 cm	Laurie Keene	1987–1990
4	201 cm	Jason Ball	1992–1999
	201 cm	Alex Ishchenko	1987–1988
	201 cm	Nic Naitanui	2009–2018
	201 cm	Callum Sinclair	2009–2015
	201 cm	Scott Lycett	2012–2018
9	200 cm	Dean Irving	1990–1993
9	200 cm	Nathan Vardy	2017–2018

Shortest players
№	Ht	Name	Years
1	169 cm	Ryan Neates	2012
2	170 cm	Wally Matera	1987–1988
3	171 cm	Phil Matera	1996–2005
4	173 cm	Trent Nichols	1992
4	173 cm	Richard Taylor	2001–2002
6	174 cm	Murray Wrensted	1987–1988
7	175 cm	Michael Braun	1997–2008
	175 cm	Tony Evans	1991–1998
	175 cm	Glenn O'Loughlin	1987
	175 cm	Scott Watters	1989–1992
	175 cm	Ashton Hams	2010–2013

Weight[]

Weight refers to the player's highest maximum or lowest minimum playing weight:

Heaviest players
№	Wt	Name	Years
1	110 kg	Alex Ishchenko	1987–1988
	110 kg	Brett Spinks	1994–1997
	110 kg	Nic Naitanui	2009–present
4	109 kg	Fraser Gehrig	1995–2000
5	108 kg	Scott Cummings	1999–2001
6	106 kg	Ilija Grgic	1997–1998
6	106 kg	Dean Cox	2000–2014
104 kg	Josh Kennedy	2008–present
7	104 kg	Jason Ball	1992–1999
9	103 kg	Michael Gardiner	1997–2006
	103 kg	Paul Johnson	2003
	103 kg	Quinten Lynch	2002; 2004–2012

Lightest players
№	Wt	Name	Years
1	64 kg	Wally Matera	1987–1988
2	67 kg	Shane Cable	1989
2	67 kg	Glenn O'Loughlin	1987
4	68 kg	Ryan Neates	2012
5	70 kg	Murray Newman	2012
6	71 kg	Scott Bennett	2000
6	71 kg	Tony Notte	2008
8	72 kg	Ian Dargie	1991
	72 kg	Phil Narkle	1987; 1990
	72 kg	Liam Ryan	2018

Age[]

Oldest players (at time of last game)
№	Y	D	Name	Years
1	34	339	Sam Mitchell	2017
2	34	336	Drew Petrie	2017
3	33	210	Chris Mainwaring	1987–1999
4	33	157	Peter Matera	1990–2002
5	33	153	David Hart	1987–1997
6	33	24	Darren Glass	2000–2014
7	33	22	Dean Cox	2001–2014
8	32	229	Dwayne Lamb	1987–1994
9	32	215	Drew Banfield	1993–2006
10	32	179	Matt Priddis	2006–2017

Youngest players (on debut)
№	Y	D	Name	Years
1	16	268	David Wirrpanda	1996–2009
2	17	274	Andrew Embley	1999–2013
3	17	288	Michael Gardiner	1997–2006
4	17	296	Ben Cousins	1996–2007
5	17	320	Daniel Kerr	2001–2013
6	17	362	Brad Ebert	2008–2011
7	18	2	Chad Morrison	1996–2001; 2003–2004
8	18	9	Scott Selwood	2008–2015
9	18	11	Beau Waters	2004; 2006–2008; 2010–2013
10	18	12	Chris Lewis	1987–1998; 2000

References[]

West Coast statistics – AFL Tables.

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