Comparing Every AFL Team’s Membership Numbers From 2021 To 2022

Members are team fanatics and love their team more than anyone else. With the AFL getting more and more popular every year, membership numbers are sky high with 1 in 25 Australians having a membership to an AFL team. Let’s compare the numbers…


(Adelaide, Gold Coast and West Coast haven’t released the exact number, only a rounded number).


Adelaide

2021: 60,232

2022: 40,000 

-20,232 (↓33.59%)


Brisbane

2021: 40,289

2022: 40,973 

+684 (↑1.70%)


Carlton

2021: 81,302

2022: 84,769

+3,467 (↑4.26%)


Collingwood

2021: 82,527

2022: 86,641

+4,114 (↑4.99%)


Essendon

2021: 81,662

2022: 78,579

-3,083 (↓3.78%)


Fremantle

2021: 50,342

2022: 53,549

+3,204 (↑6.37%)


Geelong

2021: 70,293

2022: 66,048

-4,245 (↓6.04%)


Gold Coast

2021: 19,460

2022: 20,000

+540 (↑2.77%)


GWS

2021: 30,185

2022: 30,861

+676 (↑2.24%)


Hawthorn

2021: 77,079

2022: 70,007

-7,072 (↓9.18%)


Melbourne

2021: 53,188

2022: 62,813

+9,625 (↑18.1%)


North Melbourne

2021: 46,357

2022: 48,639

+2,282 (↑4.92%)


Port Adelaide

2021: 56,532

2022: 59,146

+2,614 (↑4.62%)


Richmond

2021: 105,084

2022: 99,213

-5,871 (↓5.59%)


St Kilda

2021: 55,802

2022: 57,930

+2,128 (↑3.81%)


Sydney

2021: 50,144

2022: 51,642

+1,498 (↑2.99%)


West Coast

2021: 106,422

2022: 100,000

-6,422 (↓6.03%)


Western Bulldogs

2021: 46,541

2022: 49,593

+3,052 (↑6.56%)




All clubs combined 

2021: 1,113,441

2022: 1,100,403

-13,038 (↓1.17%)




Biggest rise by %: Melbourne (↑18.1%)

Biggest drop by %: Adelaide (↓33.59%)


Most members: West Coast (100,000)

Least members: Gold Coast (20,000)




Information from afl.com and sportingnews.com

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