Allan La Fontaine

Allan La Fontaine was an Australian rules footballer born on December 15, 1910. He played the majority of his career with the St Kilda Football Club in the Victorian Football League (VFL) from 1930 to 1937. La Fontaine was known for his versatility on the field, capable of playing both as a forward and a backman, and became a vital member of the team during his tenure.

Throughout his career, La Fontaine showcased his exceptional skill and athleticism, playing in a total of 111 VFL games and kicking 52 goals. He was part of the St Kilda squad that reached the finals multiple times, contributing to the team's competitiveness during the 1930s. His talents were recognized by selectors, earning him representative honors with the Victorian team, further solidifying his status in Australian rules football.

After retiring from playing, La Fontaine left a lasting legacy within the St Kilda club and the broader Australian rules football community. His dedication to the sport and the contributions he made on and off the field have been commemorated by his inclusion in various club celebrations and historical retrospectives. Allan La Fontaine passed away, but he remains remembered as a significant figure in the history of St Kilda Football Club and Australian rules football.