Name Every Port Adelaide 2004 Premiership Player

Port Adelaide won the 2004 premiership, beating Brisbane Lions 17.11 (113) to 10.13 (73) at the MCG on 25 September 2004. The grand final side had 22 players. Club captain Matthew Primus did not play in the grand final. Byron Pickett won the Norm Smith Medal.

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Port Adelaide's 2004 premiership side had 22 players. How many can you name in 3 minutes?

  1. 300 games
    2001–2015
  2. 255 games
    1997–2010
  3. 240 games
    1997–2009
  4. 239 games
    1999–2011
  5. 234 games
    1997–2009
  6. 228 games
    2002–2014
  7. 192 games
    1997–2008
  8. 180 games
    1997–2006
  9. 174 games
    2001–2011
  10. 173 games
    1997–2006
  11. 170 games
    1997–2006
  12. 157 games
    2002–2009
  13. 147 games
    1997–2005
  14. 146 games
    2001–2007
  15. 132 games
    2000–2006
  16. 131 games
    1999–2004
  17. 126 games
    2000–2005
  18. 124 games
    2000–2010
  19. 110 games
    2003–2009
  20. 67 games
    2004–2007
  21. 55 games
    2003–2005
  22. 54 games
    2002–2004

Hints are each player’s career games and seasons for Port Adelaide, most games first. Full names, short first names (Lachie, Tom) and a few famous nicknames count. A surname alone counts when no one else in the side shares it.

Show the answers (22 players)
Port Adelaide's 2004 premiership side: all 22 players, most career games for Port Adelaide first. Games are to the date our data was read.
PlayerGames for Port AdelaideSeasonsFlags with Port Adelaide
Kane Cornes3002001–20152004
Warren Tredrea2551997–20102004
Peter Burgoyne2401997–20092004
Chad Cornes2391999–20112004
Brendon Lade2341997–20092004
Domenic Cassisi2282002–20142004
Michael Wilson1921997–20082004
Stuart Dew1801997–20062004
Dean Brogan1742001–20112004
Gavin Wanganeen1731997–20062004
Adam Kingsley1701997–20062004
Shaun Burgoyne1572002–20092004
Roger James1471997–20052004
Darryl Wakelin1462001–20072004
Matthew Bishop1322000–20062004
Jarrad Schofield1311999–20042004
Brett Montgomery1262000–20052004
Josh Carr1242000–20102004
Toby Thurstans1102003–20092004
Josh Mahoney672004–20072004
Byron Pickett552003–20052004
Damien Hardwick542002–20042004

Also played senior football for another club: Chad Cornes, Stuart Dew, Dean Brogan, Gavin Wanganeen, Shaun Burgoyne, Darryl Wakelin, Matthew Bishop, Jarrad Schofield, Brett Montgomery, Josh Carr, Josh Mahoney, Byron Pickett and Damien Hardwick.

At a glance

  • Port Adelaide beat Brisbane Lions by 40 points: 17.11 (113) to 10.13 (73), at the MCG.
  • It is Port Adelaide's only premiership since 1990.
  • None of the 22 won another premiership with Port Adelaide.
  • Between them, the 22 played 3,634 career games for Port Adelaide.
  • 13 of the 22 also played senior football for another club.
  • Two players named Cornes and two players named Burgoyne played in this side, so type a first name for each.
  • Brisbane Lions has won the most premierships since 1990: six. The most by a player is four, shared by 11 players.

Checked 21 October 2026 · data as of 15 September 2026

Quick answers

  • 22 players played in Port Adelaide's 2004 premiership side. Name them→
  • Who captained Port Adelaide in 2004? Club captain Matthew Primus did not play in the grand final. Take the quiz→
  • Byron Pickett of Port Adelaide won the Norm Smith Medal as best on ground in the 2004 grand final. Take the quiz→
  • Port Adelaide beat Brisbane Lions in the 2004 grand final, 17.11 (113) to 10.13 (73): a margin of 40 points. Take the quiz→
  • The 2004 grand final was played at the MCG on 25 September 2004. Take the quiz→
  • Port Adelaide has won one premiership since 1990: 2004. Every premiership→
  • No one from this side won another premiership with Port Adelaide. Take the quiz→
  • 13 of Port Adelaide's 2004 premiership players also played senior football for another club. Show the answers→
  • The year before, 2003, Brisbane Lions won the premiership with 22 players in the side. 2003 quiz→
  • The year after, 2005, Sydney won the premiership with 22 players in the side. 2005 quiz→
  • Since 1990, Brisbane Lions has won the most premierships (6), and 11 players share the record for most by a player: four. See the tables→

Common questions

How many players were in Port Adelaide's 2004 premiership side?

22. From 1998 to 2020 a grand final side was 18 on the field and four interchange players.

Who captained Port Adelaide in 2004?

Club captain Matthew Primus did not play in the grand final.

Who won the 2004 Norm Smith Medal?

Byron Pickett of Port Adelaide, as best on ground in the grand final.

Who did Port Adelaide beat in the 2004 grand final?

Brisbane Lions, 17.11 (113) to 10.13 (73), at the MCG on 25 September 2004.

How does the quiz mark my answers?

Type a name and it is taken the moment it is clear who you mean. Accents, apostrophes, hyphens and capitals do not matter, short first names count (Lachie for Lachlan, Tom for Thomas), and a surname alone counts when no one else in the side shares it. Press Enter to check a name that is still ambiguous.

Where are the answers?

Under "Show the answers", below the quiz: all 22 players with their career games and seasons for Port Adelaide. Giving up shows the ones you missed in the quiz itself.

How up to date is it?

Checked 21 October 2026. The side is the grand final line-up from AFL Tables; career games for the club are counted to 15 September 2026.

Every premiership since 1990

Sources

  • Grand final line-ups, scores and season statistics from AFL Tables (afltables.com), including the 2004 grand final.
  • Club captain lists and Norm Smith Medal winners from Wikipedia.
  • Data as of 15 September 2026. Facts compiled from public records; no text is copied from either source.

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