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St Patrick’s College has a proud footballing tradition, having educated dozens of country Victoria’s greatest footballers.

Right from the College’s first roll call, SPC has been a production line of quality footballers. One of the College’s original students Charlie Baker went on to become the first Old Boy to play footy at the highest level when he played for St Kilda.

In early 2014, the College announced its Greatest Team of 120 Years. The full team can be is available for download .

To read what some of our finest Old Collegian footballers remember of their time at St Patrick’s click .

Please see below for the full list of SPC Old Boys to have played football at the highest level.

 

 

Old Boys to have played senior VFL/AFL Football

Number	Name	Years at SPC	Clubs represented
1		1893-96	St Kilda
2		1900	South Melbourne
3		1900-1901	South Melbourne, Essendon and University
4		1900-1901	University
5		1900-1903	Essendon, University
6		1904-1906	Melbourne
7		1904-1910	University
8		1906-1911	University, Melbourne
9		1906-1911	St Kilda, Essendon
10		1907-1911	Essendon
11		1910-1912	Carlton, Fitzroy
12		1914-1915	Carlton
13		1914-1915	Collingwood
14		1916-1919	South Melbourne, Carlton
15		1918-1920	Melbourne
16		1921	Geelong
17		1919-1923	Footscray
18		1921-1923	Richmond, Footscray
19		1920-1925	Richmond
20		1922-1925	Hawthorn
21		1926-1927	Melbourne, Fitzroy
22		1928	Melbourne
23		1929	Melbourne, Footscray
24		1928-29	South Melbourne, Geelong
25		1931-1934	Richmond, South Melbourne
26		1931-1936	Hawthorn
27		1935-1937	Richmond
28		1935-1938	North Melbourne
29		1939-1941	Melbourne, Carlton
30		1941-1943	North Melbourne
31		1945-1947	Fitzroy
32		1946-1947	Fitzroy
33		1942-1948	North Melbourne
34		1948-1950	Carlton, St Kilda
35		1946-1948	Richmond
36		1948	Collingwood, South Melbourne
37		1948	Carlton
38		1949	Fitzroy
39		1949	Richmond
40		1945-1950	Fitzroy
41		1947-1950	Melbourne
42		1955-1957	Richmond
43		1944-1951	Richmond
44		1951	Carlton
45		1947-1952	St Kilda
46		1952-1953	St Kilda
47		1953-1954	Geelong, North Melbourne
48		1949-1955	South Melbourne
49		1952-1955	South Melbourne
50		1952-1955	Geelong
51		1954-1957	Hawthorn
52		1955-1957	Collingwood
53		1954-1958	North Melbourne
54		1955-1958	Hawthorn
55		1956-1959	North Melbourne
56		1959	Fitzroy
57		1951-1960	Richmond
58		1955-1960	Richmond
59		1962-1963	Footscray
60		1963	Richmond, North Melbourne
61		1961-1964	Richmond
62		1963-1964	Melbourne
63		1962-1965	Richmond, South Melbourne
64		1965-1966	Collingwood
65		1965-1969	Carlton
66		1972	Geelong, Carlton
67		1973	Geelong
68		1969-1974	St Kilda
69		1973-1975	Fitzroy, Essendon
70		1976-1979	St Kilda
71		1980	Collingwood, Carlton
72		1982-1987	Hawthorn, Collingwood
73		1983-1988	Richmond, Collingwood
74		1983-1988	Fitzroy
75		1987-1989	Carlton
76		1988-1989	Melbourne
77		1988-1989	Collingwood
78		1988-1990	Geelong, Brisbane
79		1988-1993	Carlton
80		1988-1993	Collingwood, Sydney
81		1991-1993	North Melbourne
82		1989-1994	Melbourne, GWS Giants
83		1989-1994	Melbourne, Port Adelaide
84		1995-2000	North Melbourne, West Coast Eagles
85		1998-2002	Essendon, Richmond
86		2003	Hawthorn, Collingwood
87		2004	West Coast Eagles, Gold Coast Suns
88		2001-2006	Carlton, Richmond
89		2002-2006	West Coast Eagles
90		2002-2006	Collingwood, St Kilda
91		2005-2006	Brisbane
92		2003-2008	Fremantle
93		2003-2004	Adelaide
94		2007-2008	Melbourne
95		2008-2009	Geelong
96		2010	Melbourne
97		1999-2004	GWS Giants
98		2006-2011	Essendon
99		2010-2012	Port Adelaide
100		2006-2011	Adelaide, St Kilda
101		2011-2012	Fremantle
102		2010-11	GWS Giants
103		2012	Essendon
104		2011-12	Brisbane
105		2008-13	Adelaide
106		2009-12	Melbourne, Port Adelaide
107		2009-14	West Coast Eagles
108		2011-13	Melbourne, Carlton
109		2012-15	Richmond
110		2014-15	GWS Giants
111		2013-14	Port Adelaide
112		2009-14	Richmond, St Kilda
113		2012-16	Carlton
114		2010-13	Hawthorn
115		2008-13	Fremantle
116		2021-19	Brisbane
117		2016-19	Richmond
118		2016-19	Brisbane