List of Port Adelaide Football Club honours

Since the club's formation in 1870, the club has awarded an annual best and fairest award to the best performing player for a given year. The recipients of these awards have been recorded on the club's honour roll.^[1]

The John Cahill Medal is a medal that has been awarded to the club's best performing AFL player each year since the club's entry to the AFL in 1997. The medal is named after John Cahill, who coached the club to a league-record 10 SANFL premierships, and was the club's first AFL coach. As of 2025, the voting system for the medal is handled by a panel of three coaching staff members. For each match, the senior coach, club's general manager, and respective line coach each award players between 0 and 5 votes based on their performances, with a maximum of 15 votes attainable.^[4]

The award is recognised by the club as a successor to the Best and Fairest award handed out between 1870 and 1996, with winners of the medal appearing on the club's honour board.^[1]

The Gavin Wanganeen Medal is a medal awarded to the club's best performing AFL player under the age of 21 each year.^[31] The medal was first introduced in 2006 and is named after former club captain Gavin Wanganeen, who was one of the club's youngest ever debutants and premiership players.^[31]

The Fos Williams Medal is a medal awarded to the AFL player who best embodies the team's values both on and off field, as voted by the players. The award is named after Foster Williams, who coached the club to nine premierships. As of 2025, the voting system for the award sees players vote for three of their teammates in a 3-2-1 manner, based on who they believe best embodies the team's values.^[4]

The Coaches' Award is an award given to the club's most improved player in the AFL, as voted by the coaches.^[4]

The John McCarthy Medal is a medal awarded to an AFL player who makes an outstanding contribution to the community when representing the club, external from existing club programs.^[35] The award was first introduced in 2013 in commemoration of John McCarthy,^[35] a Port Adelaide player who passed away following an accident during an end-of-season trip in 2012.^[36]

The Bruce Weber Memorial Trophy is awarded annually to the player who finishes third in the John Cahill Medal voting. The award was renamed in 2006 after Bruce Weber, a former club president and a leading contributor to the club's bid for AFL entry. Prior to 2021, the trophy was awarded to the best team player in the SANFL, as voted by the players.^[4]

The AFLW Best and Fairest award is given to the best performing AFLW player across a given year. As of 2024, the voting system for the medal is handled by a panel of three coaching staff members. For each match, the senior coach, head of AFLW, and respective line coach each award players between 0 and 5 votes based on their performances, with a maximum of 15 votes attainable.^[51]

The AFLW Best First Year Player award is given to the best performing player on the list who is playing their first year in the AFLW competition.^[51]

The AFLW Coaches' Award is given to the player deemed to be most improved for a given season as determined by the coaches.^[51]

The AFLW Player's Player award is given to the player who best represent team values, as voted by the playing group.^[51]

The AFLW Leading Goalkicker award is given to the player who kicks the most goals for the club across a given season. The award was first awarded in 2024.^[51]

The Allan Robert McLean Medal (A.R McLean Medal) is a medal awarded to the club's best performing SANFL player each year. The award is named after Bob McLean, a former player who served as the club's secretary and general manager for over 30 years following his retirement from football. As of 2025, the voting system for the award consists of each member of the coaching panel awarding between 0 and 5 votes to players based on their performances, with a maximum of 20 votes attainable per match.^[4]

The Max Porter Memorial Trophy is an awarded given to the player who finishes second in the voting for the A.R McLean medal. The trophy was first handed out in 1987, and is named after former club servant Max Porter. Prior to 2021, the award was given to the SANFL player deemed most consistent for the year.^[4]

The Anthony Williams Memorial Trophy is a trophy awarded to the most improved player in the SANFL, as voted by the coaches. The trophy created in 1988 in commemoration of Anthony Williams, a Port Adelaide player who passed away during the 1988 SANFL season in a building accident. Prior to 2021, the trophy was awarded to the SANFL player deemed most courageous, and between 2021 and 2024 it was awarded to the best SANFL-contracted player.^[4]

The Best First Year Player award was an awarded given to the player regarded by club staff to have performed the best during their first season with the club.^[66] The award was handed out annually between 1986 and 2016,^[66] and was last awarded in 2018.^[50] During the mid-2000s, the award was briefly named after John Warren,^[42][41] a life member with the club.^[67]

The Fos Williams Memorial trophy was awarded annually to the club's most dedicated player in the SANFL competition. Starting in 2002, the award was named after former coach Foster Williams, who coached the club to nine premierships.^[66] The trophy was awarded between 1986 and 2019.^[66][24]