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St Kilda Football Club Formed
St Kilda Football Club formed, obtaining many elements of the disbanded South Yarra Football Club, -
St Kilda Football Club competed in the Victorian Football Association (VFA)
St Kilda Football Club competed in the Victorian Football Association (VFA), St Kilda competed in the VFA in 1877-1879, 1881-1882 and 1886-1896. -
St Kilda Football Club joined the Victorian Football Club (VFL)
St Kilda Football Club joined the breakaway VFL with one of the eight clubs competing. Played their first game against Collingwood losing 2.4 (16) to 5.11 (41). -
St Kilda played in their first VFL finals series
St Kilda made the finals in the VFL for the first time. Finshed the year in third position on the ladder with 9 wins and 8 losses. Lost to Carlton in Semi Final by 56 points. -
St Kilda played in their first Grand Final
St Kilda played in their first Grand Final losing to Fitzroy 5.13 (43) to 7.14 (56). -
St Kildas last game at Junction Oval
St Kilda played their last game at their original home ground the Junction Oval in St Kilda before moving to Moorabin at the beggining of the 1965 season -
St Kildas First Game at Moorabbin oval
St Kildas first game at Moorabbin Oval beat Collingwood 8.12 (60) to 8.6 (54). This game holds the highest attendance record for any game played at Moorabbin with a crowd of 51,370 -
St Kilda win first premiership
St Kilda win their first and only premiership to date. Defeating Collingwood by one point 10.14 (74) to 10.13 (73). -
Last Game at Moorabbin Oval
St Kilda played their last game at Moorabbin Oval before moving their home games to Waverley Park in the 1993 season. In their last game at Moorabbin Oval beat Fitzroy by 18 points in front of 27,736 people. Kept Moorabbin as training and adminastration base. -
Last Game at Waverley Park
St Kilda played their last game at Waverley Park before moving their home games to Docklands Stadium in 2000 now known as Etihad Stadium, where they still play their home games. Lost their last game at Waverley Park by 25 points to North Melbourne -
St Kilda Team of the Century Presented
St Kilda Team of the century presented at Crown Palladium. The team was selected from players who played from 1900-1999. St Kildas first and only premiership captain and coach Darrel Baldock and Allan Jeans were named as captain and coach of the team of the century -
St Kilda draw Grand Final with Collingwood
St Kilda play in a drawn Grand Final with Collingwood. With the score Collingwood 9.14 (68) to St Kilda 10.8 (68). A crowd of 100,016 at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. St Kilda player Lenny Hayes won the Norm Smith medal for best player on the field in the drawn game. The following week St Kilda lost by 56 points in the Grand Final replay.
