Founded :	1964
Nickname :	Pythons
Senior Premierships :	1924, 1926, 1927, 1934,1951, 1956, 1970, 1981, 1985, 2007, 2008, 2009
Home Grounds :
Colours :	Red and Green
PDFA :	1922 – 1933
MPFL A Grade/1st XVIII :	1935 – 1941       1946 – 1958
1942 – 1945 War Time Recess
MPFL B Grade :	1934, 1951 – 1953, 1958
MPFL 2nds :	1954, 1955, 1957
MPFL :	1959 – 1986
MPNFL :	1987 – Present

The Frankston & Somerville Standard Friday, 10 March 1922

THE UMPIRE’S WHISTLE 

Seaford residents will be glad to learn that a football club has been formed here. A letter applying for admission to the Peninsula Seconds Association has already been forwarded to the association secretary, Mr William Cain, of Langwarrin, and the letter will be dealt with at the annual delegates meeting at Somerville early in April. There is not likely to be any objection to Seaford’s admission. Frankston, Tyabb, Langwarrin, Hastings, Somerville, Mornington and Moorooduc will also compete.

Grounds:

1922 – 1929 At the end of the present Scott and Admans Streets on the edge ofthe then swamp at the Seaford Road oval, 

1930 – 1936 At the current Oval in Seaford Road

1937 – 1940 While amalgamated with Carrum, the club would play one game and rotate games at the Keast Park Oval Carrum (on the beach)

1941 – 1945 War Time Recess – Only played social games wherever possible

1946 – Present Seaford Road Oval 

Seaford Road Oval was named the “R.F. Miles Oval” in 20__. Raoul “Bob” Miles was a Frankston Councilor from

1924 – ?, MPFL League Secretary 1939 – 1941, 1947, MPFL League Treasurer 1946 and Secretary Seaford F.C.

1924 – 1925. 

Ground Dimensions: 150 metre in length x 100 metre in width. 

Clubrooms:

Emblem: The Tigers It is believed that the Tigers came into being because of the number of former Richmond players who were recruited by Seaford (Seaford History Book – 1923)   (I have 3-4 versions of the Tiger)

Guernsy: 1922 – 1925 Black Guernsey with Yellow hoop in middle

1925 – 1932 Black Guernsey with Yellow “V”

1934 – 1940 Black Guernsey with Yellow sash

1941 – 1945 War Time Recess – Social League Seaford/Carrum Blue with Red & White hoops (Footscray)

1946 – Present Black Guernsey with Yellow sash 

Amalgamations: 1937-1945 Seaford & Carrum amalgamated.

Recess Years: A number of clubs have gone into recess from time to time

Premiers: Seniors :- 1924, 1926, 1927, 1934, 1951, 1954, 1956, 1970, 1981, 1985, 2007, 2008, 2009

Reserves :- 1975, 1987, 1993, 1995, 2008, 2009, 2010

3rdXVIII :- 1978, 1987, 1989, 1990, 2001, 2006,

4th XVIII :- 1977 

Colts/Development :- 2006

Click on year to go to team photo & match report

VFL/AFL Players:

Steve Arnott

Ron Battams

Fred Davies

Aaron Edwards

Robert Elphinstone

Anthony Harvey

Robert Harvey

Marcus Marigliani

Damian McCormack

Eric White

Brian Woinarski

Click on players name for playing achievements.

League Award Winners:

Best & Fairest

Ron Aik 1946

Vic Woinarski 1951, 1957, 1959

Graeme Alderson 1960

Kevin Wilson 1964

Geoff Jones 1973

Ken Beck 1978 

Leading Goal Kickers

Les Watts 1950, 1951

John Magenniss 1955

Brian Elphingstone 1970

Steve Jones 1981

John Hunter 1985

Other League Awards:

Club Champions: 2009, 2010

League Officials

Bruce Stewart, MPFL Media, MPFL Life Member

John McLean, MPFL Tribunal, Life Member

Jack Darroch, MPFL Life Member

Doug Davies, MPFL President, MPFL Life Member

Carl Dutoit, MPFL Trainer, MPFL Life Member

Club Records

Honour Board?

Pres, Sec, Treas, Coach 

Famous Families & Club Identities

The Davies

The Martins

The McGenniskens

Club Song

Gallery