It is a record that even the AFL's greatest forwards have not achieved, but a player in Western Australia's south booted 10 goals in a grand final at the weekend.
Adding to the remarkable effort was the fact all 10 goals to Gnowangerup's Timm House were kicked in the second half.
House lead from the front to take his side from a 22-point half-time deficit to a memorable win over Boxwood Hill in the Ongerup Football Association grand final on Saturday.
Gary Ablett Senior (9 - 1989), Gordon Coventry (9 - 1928) and Dermott Brereton (8 - 1985) fell just short of the record in AFL/VFL grand finals.
House, who spent time on Geelong's AFL list from 2016 to 2018, had just one point to his name at the main break with his side notching the one major.
By the final siren, he had booted nine and was lining up for his 10th.
'There wasn't much we could do wrong'
"I certainly remember number 10 as it was after the siren, I kicked it through and I turned around and there was a pack of players jumping on me," House told ABC Great Southern Breakfast.
"I was ecstatic.
"It wasn't just me, the whole team lifted, we were playing a totally different brand of footy in the second half, everyone clicked and we started to believe we could come back and win.
"Once we had the momentum, there wasn't much we could do wrong."
House was named best on ground in the grand final.
The final score was Gnowangerup 15.11 (101) to Boxwood Hill 7.4 (46).
