Game Records
Statistics correct as at end of Round 22.
- Highest Score: 28.14 (182) – Geelong v West Coast 5.17 (47), Round 13
- Lowest Score: 5.9 (39) – Essendon v St Kilda 21.21 (147),Round 22
- Highest Losing Score: 21.8 (134) – Carlton v Essendon 23.12 (150), Round 3
- Lowest Winning Score: 6.15 (51) – St Kilda v Sydney 6.13 (49), Round 1
- Greatest Margin: 135 points – Geelong 28.14 (182) v West Coast 5.17 (47), Round 13
- Smallest Margin (excluding draws): 1 point –
- Fremantle 13.10 (88) v Geelong 13.11 (89), Round 6
- Melbourne 14.9 (93) v Brisbane 13.14 (92), Round 14
- Highest Aggregate Score: 44.20 (284) – Essendon 23.12 (150) v Carlton 21.8 (134), Round 3
- Lowest Aggregate Score: 12.28 (100) – St Kilda 6.15 (51) v Sydney 6.13 (49), Round 1
- Best Accuracy: 85.71% – 12.2 (74) Hawthorn v Western Bulldogs 15.16 (106), Round 10
- Worst Accuracy: 22.73% –
- 5.17 (47) West Coast v Geelong 28.14 (182), Round 13
- 5.17 (47) Adelaide v West Coast 14.13 (97), Round 9
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