The St Kilda Saints have announced the four newest members of their club Hall of Fame, with Nick Riewoldt, Brendon Goddard, Fraser Gehrig and Jack Steven headed for enshrinement on Monday night.
Riewoldt, the man affectionately known as "Rooey", played 336 games for the Saints, winning the Rising Star, six Trevor Barker Medals as the club's best and fairest player, five All-Australian selections, the Leigh Matthews Trophy, and the club's goalkicking, four times.
He was an exemplary captain, leading the Saints through the most successful period in their modern history, took the most marks in league history, and is already enshrined in the AFL's Hall of Fame.
Riewoldt's career straddled those of his three fellow inductees.
Two-time Trevor Barker Medallist Brendon Goddard won All-Australian selection twice, with his heroics in the drawn 2010 Grand Final immediately etching him into St Kilda folklore.
Goddard played 205 games for the Saints, the large bulk of which he followed close mate Riewoldt out of the tunnel.
Another dual All-Australian is Fraser Gehrig, who is also headed for enshrinement.
"G-Train" led the club's goalkicking five times consecutively, and claimed two Coleman Medals as the league's most prolific goalscorer in that same period.
Gehrig was a fearsome prospect inside forward 50, known for his menacing looks, fearless approach to contests, short fuse and bullocking frame.
Gehrig kicked 390 goals from 145 games in Saints colours.
Rounding out the inductees is four-time Trevor Barker Medallist and 2010s cult hero Jack Steven.
"Stuv" was one of the competition's premier midfielders for much of the decade, and his four best and fairests are equal to the second-most in club history, trailing only Riewoldt.
Steven played 183 games for the club before a short stint with Geelong.
