Although the Port Adelaide football club was founded in 1870, the side would officially been known as the Power in 1997 which was also the year they entered the AFL premiership. Prior to their introduction, Port Adelaide won 34 SANFL titles and were crowned champions of Australia four times. In 2004, they won their maiden AFL flag and are the most successful club in Australia in terms of titles won in any major league across the country.
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Carlton vs Port Adelaide: AFL live scores
by The Roar, 19 May 2013 
A massive game to help wrap up Round 8 of AFL at Etihad Stadium as Carlton and Port Adelaide take to the park. Live scores start from 3.20pm AEST. Carlton has been licking their wounds from a tough loss to St Kilda on Monday night, while Port Adelaide may have been brought back to earth [...]
Travis Boak flying under the Brownlow radar
by Ben Mitchell, 14 May 2013
There is no doubt that Travis Boak has flourished in his new captaincy role. He has been a standout player for the Port Adelaide Power in 2013. Stats such as averaging 27 disposals and a goal per game is evidence that he has improved. Other than Chad Wingard, he is arguably Port’s most improved player [...]
Deledio stars as Tigers thump Port in AFL
by Steve Larkin, 12 May 2013
Richmond AFL linchpin Brett Deledio has heard the criticism: he’s soft, can’t cope with heavy tags, isn’t a leader. And after producing a stunner to help the Tigers sink Port Adelaide by 41 points on Saturday, Deledio isn’t thanking his many critics for the extra motivation. “You definitely hear it – there’s no doubt about [...]
Port Adelaide vs Richmond: AFL live scores, blog
by Brodie Chivers, 11 May 2013
Port Adelaide and Richmond go head-to head as they both look to solidify their finals outlook ahead of the stretch home. Stick on this page for live scores and commentary from 1.45pm AEST for what should be a fascinating encounter. Last time these teams met, in the final round of last season, they played out [...]
Big round for both top and bottom teams
by David Lazzaro, 11 May 2013
Round 7 in the AFL this year presents fans with a smorgasbord of intriguing clashes, and it is some of the lower profile games that may prove most interesting in the long run. In a week where we have the top of the table clash between Geelong and Essendon, the grand final replay between the [...]
Ken Hinkley’s journey to Port Adelaide
by Kevin Martin, 10 May 2013
I can’t speak highly enough of Port Adelaide coach Ken Hinkley and the administrators that brought him to our great club. Ken was interviewed by the Saints, Cats and Tigers and talked to the Dogs and Demons about their vacancies. After missing out on these he could been excused in thinking he would be a [...]
North Melbourne vs Port Adelaide: AFL live scores
by The Roar, 4 May 2013
After a narrow loss to Hawthorn last Sunday, North Melbourne host Port Adelaide in Tasmania this afternoon with the Power aiming to continue their unbeaten start to 2013. We’ll have live scores from 2.10pm AEST. It might have taken a few weeks but Ken Hinkley’s 5-0 Port Adelaide outfit certainly have the attention of the [...]
Power staying real about AFL season start
by David Beniuk, 4 May 2013
Port Adelaide’s best start to an AFL season won’t mean a campaign without pain, caretaker coach Alan Richardson has warned. Taking the reins while head coach Ken Hinkley recuperates from a virus that prevented him flying to Hobart for Saturday’s clash with North Melbourne, Richardson says a 5-0 start has changed nothing about Port’s rebuilding [...]
Port take another step in the right direction
by Dave Webb, 29 Apr 2013
One of the traits of a good team is that they can play badly and still win. For two and a half quarters Port Adelaide were decidedly poor. A team that looked clueless. There is very little point in looking back, but if the Eagles had kicked straight then the Power would be waking up [...]
Port once again a Power
by Cameron Rose, 29 Apr 2013
‘We are Port Adelaide’. Last year, this was a statement to invite ridicule and pity or, even worse, apathy. This year, it stands for something meaningful; heart, courage and commitment. 12 months ago, the Power were the target of much invective. Disgraceful, disgusting, deplorable. Putrid, pathetic, inept. Basically half of what the current Melbourne Football [...]
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