The number 7 guernsey for Port Adelaide has been worn by several players throughout the club's history, most notably by Jase Burgoyne in recent times and his father, Peter Burgoyne, a celebrated club legend.
The Current Bearer: Jase Burgoyne
As of 2024, the coveted number seven guernsey at Port Adelaide is worn by defender Jase Burgoyne. This assignment carries significant meaning due to his family's deep connection with the club and the number itself.
A Legacy of Excellence: Peter Burgoyne
Jase Burgoyne's father, Peter Burgoyne, famously wore the number seven during his distinguished career with Port Adelaide. Peter was a key player for the club and was part of the team that achieved an AFL Premiership while he wore this very number. This achievement cemented the number's iconic status within the club's history and holds special meaning for the Burgoyne family.
Significance of the Number 7 Guernsey
Guernsey numbers in Australian Rules Football often carry historical weight and are sometimes passed down within families or to players who embody certain qualities valued by the club. The number 7 at Port Adelaide exemplifies this tradition, being worn by significant contributors across generations, symbolizing continuity and a rich club heritage.
Notable Wearers of Port Adelaide's Number 7 Guernsey
While many players may have donned the number over the years, the most prominent wearers, particularly with the recent focus, include:
| Player Name | Era/Significance |
|---|---|
| Jase Burgoyne | Current wearer (as of 2024), son of Peter Burgoyne |
| Peter Burgoyne | AFL Premiership player, Port Adelaide Hall of Famer |
