Collingwood Districts Honour Roll 1906-18

The Collingwood District Football Club started life in 1906 and ran until 1938. It was initially Collingwood's unofficial feeder club, but when the VFL introduced an official reserves competition in 1919, Collingwood Districts became Collingwood’s official reserves side.

Below is a summary of the club's performances and leadership during its life as a standalone football club, from 1906-18. Its records from then on are part of our overall reserves records.

Premierships: 1915
Runners-up: 1913, 1914
Overall record: P202, W108, L93, D1
Highest scores: 28.20.188 (v University, 1914); 25.14.164 (v Caulfield/Malvern 1915); 21.15.141 (v South Yarra 1913); 20.19.139 (v Camberwell 1918)
Biggest winning margins: 155 points (v University, 1914); 135 points (v Caulfield/Malvern 1915); 117 points (v Camberwell 1918); 106 points (v South Yarra 1913)
Most games*: Bert Thorpe 115; Roy Waterson 92; Frank Sanguinetti 85; Charlie Mutch 69; Joe Keary 62; Archie Thompson 62
Most goals*: Bill Eade 132; Joe Keary 51; Jack Ryder 42; Jack Hutchinson 40; Bert Hart 37; Stan Boyd 35
Most goals in a game: 7 by Bill Eade (on three occasions); 6 by Bill Eade, Len Richardson, Son Smith, Jack Hutchinson, Cliff Monohan

* Due to the lack of completeness in early records, many players’ individual career records are far from comprehensive. We expect many players would have played more games, or kicked more goals, than their records currently show. As such, these figures represent the best of our knowledge at the moment.