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Season Wooden Spoon Wins Losses Draws Percentage Points
1877 Bankers 0 15 0 N/A 0
1878 Kensington 0 9 3 N/A 3
1879 Kensington 0 8 1 N/A 1
1880 Adelaide 1 8 2 N/A 4
1881 Adelaide / Kensington 0 5 0 N/A 0
1882 Royal Park 0 10 0 N/A 0
1883 Victorian 2 11 2 N/A 6
1884 Victorian 1 10 1 N/A 3
1885 Adelaide 4 11 0 N/A 8
1886 Port Adelaide [1] (1) 3 11 1 N/A 7
1887 West Adelaide [2] (1) 1 13 2 N/A 2
1888 Medindie (North Adelaide) 1 16 0 N/A 2
1889 Medindie (North Adelaide) 0 15 0 N/A 0
1890 Gawler 0 12 2 N/A 2
1891 Adelaide 0 16 0 N/A 0
1892 Adelaide 0 15 1 N/A 1
1893 Adelaide 1 15 0 N/A 2
1894 North Adelaide [3] (1) 1 17 0 N/A 2
1895 Port Natives (West Torrens) 2 14 0 N/A 4
1896 Port Adelaide [1] (2) 4 13 1 N/A 9
1897 West Adelaide [2] (2) 1 15 1 20.77% 3
1898 West Adelaide [2] (3) 0 14 0 20.11% 0
1899 North Adelaide [3] (2) 1 10 1 35.59% 3
1900 Port Adelaide [1] (3) 2 10 0 40.3% 4
1901 Sturt [4] (1) 5 12 1 37.87% 11
1902 Sturt [4] (2) 1 11 0 26.43% 2
1903 Sturt [4] (3) 2 9 1 35.44% 5
1904 West Adelaide [4] (4) 1 11 0 27.94% 2
1905 West Adelaide [2] (5) 1 11 0 28.61% 2
1906 West Adelaide [2] (6) 0 12 0 26.91% 0
1907 Sturt [4] (4) 3 9 0 41.60% 6
1908 Sturt [4] (5) 0 12 0 32.99% 0
1909 South Adelaide [5] (1) 0 12 0 32.72% 0
1910 South Adelaide [5] (2) 1 11 0 35.37% 2
1911 South Adelaide [5] (3) 1 11 0 41.24% 2
1912 North Adelaide [3] (3) 3 9 0 44.54% 6
1913 Norwood [6] (1) 2 10 0 44.20% 4
1914 Norwood [6] (2) 4 8 0 45.46% 8
1915 Norwood [6] (3) 3 9 0 40.34% 6
1919 Norwood [6] (4) 1 11 0 39.52% 2
1920 West Adelaide [2] (7) 2 9 1 40.59% 5
1921 Glenelg [7] (1) 0 14 0 30.00% 0
1922 Glenelg [7] (2) 0 14 0 31.81% 0
1923 Glenelg [7] (3) 0 14 0 32.35% 0
1924 Glenelg [7] (4) 0 14 0 36.97% 0
1925 Glenelg [7] (5) 2 12 0 38.81% 4
1926 South Adelaide [5] (4) 0 13 1 40.26% 1
1927 South Adelaide [5] (5) 2 15 0 39.11% 4
1928 South Adelaide [5] (6) 2 14 1 44.67% 5
1929 South Adelaide [5] (7) 3 14 0 41.72% 6
1930 West Torrens [8] (1) 3 14 0 45.35% 6
1931 West Adelaide [2] (8) 2 13 0 41.82% 4
1932 South Adelaide [5] (8) 2 14 1 43.59% 5
1933 West Adelaide [2] (9) 0 17 0 43.37% 0
1934 South Adelaide [5] (9) 4 13 0 43.33% 8
1935 Glenelg [7] (6) 1 16 0 39.26% 2
1936 West Adelaide [2] (10) 2 15 0 34.99% 4
1937 Glenelg [7] (7) 3 13 1 41.82% 7
1938 Glenelg [7] (8) 3 14 0 41.87% 6
1939 Glenelg [7] (9) 2 15 0 43.64% 4
1940 Glenelg [7] (10) 3 14 0 41.07% 6
1941 West Torrens [8] (2) 4 13 0 42.14% 8
1945 South Adelaide [5] (10) 3 14 0 45.90% 6
1946 Glenelg [7] (11) 1 16 0 40.92% 2
1947 South Adelaide [5] (11) 2 15 0 39.93% 4
1948 South Adelaide [5] (12) 0 17 0 35.20% 0
1949 Sturt [4] (6) 3 14 0 40.78% 6
1950 South Adelaide [5] (13) 0 17 0 31.46 0
1951 South Adelaide [5] (14) 1 17 0 36.63% 2
1952 Sturt [4] (7) 3 14 0 40.79% 6
1953 South Adelaide [5] (15) 5 13 0 38.75% 10
1954 Glenelg [7] (12) 4 14 0 44.90% 8
1955 South Adelaide [5] (16) 2 15 0 39.01% 4
1956 Sturt [4] (8) 3 14 1 40.44% 7
1957 South Adelaide [5] (17) 2 16 0 39.64% 4
1958 Sturt [4] (9) 2 15 1 42.33% 5
1959 South Adelaide [5] (18) 3 15 0 38.20% 6
1960 Glenelg [7] (13) 2 16 0 40.31% 4
1961 Sturt [4] (10) 3 16 0 42.70% 6
1962 South Adelaide [5] (19) 3 16 0 35.41% 6
1963 South Adelaide [5] (20) 2 18 0 41.28% 4
1964 Central District [9] (1) 0 20 0 31.10% 0
1965 Woodville (1) 3 17 0 42.05% 6
1966 Glenelg [7] (14) 3 17 0 39.30% 6
1967 Woodville (2) 1 18 1 39.60% 3
1968 Norwood [6] (5) 3 16 1 44.56% 7
1969 South Adelaide [5] (21) 2 18 0 38.23% 4
1970 South Adelaide [5] (22) 3 17 0 40.35% 6
1971 Woodville (3) 6 15 0 37.12% 12
1972 West Adelaide [2] (11) 4 16 1 44.35% 9
1973 West Adelaide [2] (12) 3 17 1 42.35% 7
1974 West Adelaide [2] (13) 4 18 0 40.53% 8
1975 West Torrens [8] (3) 2 16 0 41.84% 4
1976 West Torrens [8] (4) 2 19 0 40.12% 4
1977 Central District [9] (2) 5 16 1 42.00% 11
1978 North Adelaide [3] (4) 5 17 0 42.82% 10
1979 West Adelaide [2] (14) 7 14 1 48.30% 15
1980 Woodville (4) 4 18 0 40.60% 8
1981 Woodville (5) 3 19 0 36.53% 6
1982 Woodville (6) 1 21 0 37.47% 2
1983 Woodville (7) 4 18 0 39.51% 8
1984 Woodville (8) 4 18 0 43.29% 8
1985 Woodville (9) 6 16 0 46.35% 12
1986 West Torrens [8] (5) 6 16 0 41.61% 12
1987 South Adelaide [5] (23) 5 17 0 41.37% 10
1988 South Adelaide [5] (24) 1 21 0 32.31% 2
1989 Sturt [4] (11) 4 18 0 42.92% 8
1990 Sturt [4] (12) 2 18 0 37.20% 4
1991 Sturt [4] (13) 3 19 0 38.07% 6
1992 Sturt [4] (14) 2 20 0 37.16% 4
1993 Sturt [4] (15) 4 16 0 41.25% 8
1994 Sturt [4] (16) 5 17 0 42.04% 10
1995 Sturt [4] (17) 0 22 0 32.22% 0
1996 Sturt [4] (18) 4 16 0 38.78% 8
1997 South Adelaide [5] (25) 4 14 2 40.85% 10
1998 Glenelg [7] (15) 4 16 0 42.93% 8
1999 North Adelaide [3] (5) 2 18 0 38.17% 4
2000 Glenelg [7] (16) 3 17 0 39.81% 6
2001 Glenelg [7] (17) 3 16 1 39.09% 7
2002 Glenelg [7] (18) 3 17 0 38.53% 6
2003 North Adelaide [3] (6) 1 17 2 36.77% 4
2004 Norwood [6] (6) 4 16 0 41.82% 8
2005 West Adelaide [2] (15) 3 17 0 38.01% 6
2006 West Adelaide [2] (16) 2 18 0 39.25% 4
2007 West Adelaide [2] (17) 3 17 0 38.47% 6
2008 West Adelaide [2] (18) 2 18 0 39.17% 4
2009 South Adelaide [5] (26) 2 18 0 38.35% 4
2010 South Adelaide (27) 2 17 1 40.48% 5
2011 Sturt [10] (19) 5 15 0 44.45% 10
2012 Sturt [10] (20) 6 14 0 44.06% 12
2013 Glenelg [11][12] (19) 4 16 0 41.13% 8
2014 Glenelg (20) 4 14 0 38.22% 8
2015 North Adelaide [13] (7) 1 17 0 33.91% 2
2016 West Adelaide (19) 2 16 0 34.78% 4
2017 North Adelaide (8) 4 14 0 43.97% 8
2018 Adelaide (1) 1 17 0 37.10% 2
2019 West Adelaide (20) 2 16 0 38.83% 4
2020 West Adelaide (21) 2 11 1 40.42% 5

References

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  2. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q "West Adelaide". South Australian National Football League. South Australian National Football League. Retrieved 16 December 2014.
  3. ^ a b c d e f "North Adelaide". South Australian National Football League. South Australian National Football League. Retrieved 16 December 2014.
  4. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s "Sturt". South Australian National Football League. South Australian National Football League. Retrieved 16 December 2014.
  5. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z "South Adelaide". South Australian National Football League. South Australian National Football League. Retrieved 16 December 2014.
  6. ^ a b c d e f "Norwood". South Australian National Football League. South Australian National Football League. Retrieved 16 December 2014.
  7. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r "Glenelg". South Australian National Football League. South Australian National Football League. Retrieved 16 December 2014.
  8. ^ a b c d e "Woodville-West Torrens". South Australian National Football League. South Australian National Football League. Retrieved 16 December 2014.
  9. ^ a b "Central District". South Australian National Football League. South Australian National Football League. Retrieved 16 December 2014.
  10. ^ a b "Achievements". Sturt Football Club. Sturt Football Club. Archived from the original on 31 October 2015. Retrieved 16 December 2014.
  11. ^ Capel, Andrew (11 September 2013). "Glenelg sacks coach Kris Massie for 'under-performing' in the role". News Corporation. The Advertiser. Retrieved 16 December 2014.
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  13. ^ Thring, Harry (3 September 2015). "Port assistant Carr moves to take up senior role". Telstra Media. AFL.com.au. Retrieved 22 October 2015.
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