St Kilda Saints 2026 Indigenous Guernsey

Designed by 11-year-old Noongar artist Jed Bennell, the guernsey tells the story of Hill’s football journey across three clubs through the eyes of the next generation.

Across the red stripe, the three meeting places trace Hill’s AFL career path through Hawthorn, Fremantle and the top circle reflecting St Kilda, where his journey sits today alongside the support of his wife Sam and their children, Harriet and Charlie. 

The centre circle brings together the broader St Kilda Football Club community, including players, staff and supporters. 

The kangaroo footprints running through the design acknowledge the club’s current First Nations players, including AFLW Saint J’Noemi Anderson, with the black stripe reflecting where they come from and the deep connection to Country.  

On the back of the guernsey, all First Nations players to have represented St Kilda at AFL level are recognised, linking past and present. 

The boomerang sits at the top of the jumper, representing strength, resilience and culture across the club. 

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