Australian Football

AustralianFootball.com Celebrating the history of the great Australian game

AFL
- Adelaide
- Brisbane
- Carlton
- Collingwood
- Essendon
- Fremantle
- Geelong
- Gold Coast
- Greater Western Sydney
- Hawthorn
- Melbourne
- North Melbourne
- Port Adelaide
- Richmond
- St. Kilda
- Sydney
- West Coast
- Western Bulldogs
- Former clubs
  - Fitzroy
  - University
SANFL
- Adelaide Reserves
- Central District
- Glenelg
- North Adelaide
- Norwood
- Port Adelaide Magpies
- South Adelaide
- Sturt
- West Adelaide
- Woodville West Torrens
- Former clubs
WAFL
- Claremont
- East Fremantle
- East Perth
- Peel Thunder
- Perth
- South Fremantle
- Subiaco
- Swan Districts
- West Coast Reserves
- West Perth
- Former clubs
VFL
- Box Hill
- Brisbane Reserves
- Carlton Reserves
- Casey
- Coburg
- Collingwood Reserves
- Essendon Reserves
- Footscray
- Frankston
- Geelong Reserves
- Gold Coast Reserves
- GWS Reserves
- North Melbourne Reserves
- Northern Bullants
- Port Melbourne
- Richmond Reserves
- Sandringham
- Southport
- Sydney Reserves
- Werribee
- Williamstown
- Former clubs
TSL
- Clarence
- Glenorchy
- Kingborough
- Lauderdale
- Launceston
- North Hobart
- North Launceston
- Former clubs
  - Burnie Dockers
  - Burnie Hawks
  - Cananore
  - City (Hobart)
  - Cricketers
  - Derwent
  - Devonport
  - East Launceston
  - Hobart
  - Hobart City
  - Holebrook
  - Lefroy
  - New Norfolk
  - Sandy Bay
  - South Launceston
  - Southern Districts
  - Summerton
  - Union
  - Wellington
  - Western Storm
VFA
- Former clubs
TL
QAFL
- Aspley
- Broadbeach
- Coolangatta
- Labrador
- Morningside
- Mount Gravatt
- Noosa
- Palm Beach Currumbin
- Redland Victoria Point
- Sandgate
- Sherwood Districts
- Surfers Paradise
- Wilston Grange
- Former clubs
AdFL
VAFA
REP
- Former clubs
IR
- Former clubs
  - Australia
  - Ireland
AFLW
- Adelaide
- Brisbane
- Carlton
- Collingwood
- Essendon
- Fremantle
- Geelong
- Gold Coast
- GWS
- Hawthorn
- Melbourne
- North Melbourne
- Port Adelaide
- Richmond
- St. Kilda
- Sydney
- West Coast
- Western Bulldogs

Key Facts

Full name
Keith Haussen

Known as
Keith Haussen

Nickname
Barney

Senior clubs
Glenelg; South Adelaide

Recruited from
Glenelg (1952)

Keith Haussen

Club	League	Career span	Games	Goals	Avg	Win %	AKI	AHB	AMK	BV
Glenelg	SANFL	1945-1951	102	114	1.12	—	—	—	—	—
South Adelaide	SANFL	1952-1955	59	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
SANFL		1945-1955	161	114	0.71	—	—	—	—	—
Total		1945-1955	161	114	0.71	—	—	—	—	—

Tough and hard working, sometimes almost frantically so, rover Keith 'Barney’ Haussen was never what you would term a leading light in the world of football, but he gave fine service to two league clubs over the course of an 11-season, 161-game senior career. Haussen began at Glenelg in 1945, and his 102 games for the club over the ensuing eight seasons included the losing Grand Final of 1950 against Norwood. He completed his career with 59 games for perennial under-achiever South Adelaide.

Author - John Devaney

Sources

Full Points Footy's SA Football Companion