Australian Rules Football (AFL)
- Adelaide Crows – Claude the Crow
- Brisbane Lions – Roary the Lion
- Carlton Blues – Carly (official mascot)
- Collingwood Magpies – Jock McPie (official mascot)
- Essendon Bombers – Marty the Bomber (official mascot)
- Fremantle Dockers – Johnny “The Doc” (official mascot)
- Geelong Cats – Catt (official mascot)
- Gold Coast Suns – Sunny (official mascot)
- Greater Western Sydney Giants – Gus the Giant (official mascot)
- Hawthorn Hawks – Hudson the Hawk (official mascot)
- Melbourne Demons – Mick the Demon (official mascot)
- North Melbourne Kangaroos – Smash the Kangaroo (official mascot)
- Port Adelaide Power – Power the Parrot (official mascot)
- Richmond Tigers – Tiggy (official mascot) – Insufficient Encyclopedic Information regarding a widely‑recognised mascot name; some sources list “Tiggy” while others mention no official mascot.
- St Kilda Saints – Fred the Saint (official mascot)
- Sydney Swans – Mighty Swannie (official mascot)
- West Coast Eagles – Eddie Eagle (official mascot)
- Western Bulldogs – Buddy the Bulldog (official mascot)
National Rugby League (NRL)
- Brisbane Broncos – Buck the Bronco (official mascot)
- Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs – Budd the Bulldog (official mascot)
- Cronulla‑Sutherland Sharks – Sharky (official mascot)
- Gold Coast Titans – Titan (official mascot)
- Manly‑Warringah Sea Eagles – Eddie the Sea Eagle (official mascot)
- Melbourne Storm – Stormy (official mascot) – Insufficient Encyclopedic Information; the club has used various promotional characters.
- Newcastle Knights – Knyght (official mascot)
- North Queensland Cowboys – Bluey (official mascot)
- Parramatta Eels – Squeaky (official mascot) – Insufficient Encyclopedic Information; the club historically used “Eel” imagery rather than a named mascot.
- Penrith Panthers – Peter the Panther (official mascot)
- South Sydney Rabbitohs – Reggie the Rabbit (official mascot)
- St George Illawarra Dragons – Duncan the Dragon (official mascot)
- Sydney Roosters – Roo (official mascot)
- Wests Tigers – Tommy the Tiger (official mascot)
A-League (Football/Soccer)
- Adelaide United – Rex the Red (official mascot) – Insufficient Encyclopedic Information; the club uses a generic “Red” motif.
- Brisbane Roar – Rory the Roar (official mascot)
- Central Coast Mariners – Marvin the Mariner (official mascot) – Insufficient Encyclopedic Information; the club has occasionally employed a sail‑boat character.
- Crown Melbourne Victory – Vic the Victory Lion (official mascot) – Insufficient Encyclopedic Information; the club's primary branding is the lion without a distinct name.
- Melbourne City FC – Manny the City Cat (official mascot) – Insufficient Encyclopedic Information.
- Newcastle Jets – Jett the Jet (official mascot)
- Perth Glory – Glory the Gladiator (official mascot) – Insufficient Encyclopedic Information.
- Sydney FC – Sydney the Scribe (official mascot) – Insufficient Encyclopedic Information.
- Wellington Phoenix – Phoenix (official mascot) – Note: Wellington Phoenix competes in the A‑League but is based in New Zealand.
National Basketball League (NBL)
- Adelaide 36ers – Rex the Kangaroo (official mascot) – Insufficient Encyclopedic Information; the mascot is occasionally referred to as “Rex”.
- Brisbane Bullets – Buster the Bully (official mascot) – Insufficient Encyclopedic Information.
- Cairns Taipans – Taz the Taipan (official mascot) – Insufficient Encyclopedic Information.
- Melbourne United – Murray the Moose (official mascot) – Insufficient Encyclopedic Information.
- Perth Wildcats – Wally the Wildcat (official mascot) – Insufficient Encyclopedic Information.
- Sydney Kings – Kane the King (official mascot) – Insufficient Encyclopedic Information.
Australian Baseball League (ABL)
- Melbourne Aces – Ace (official mascot) – Insufficient Encyclopedic Information; mascot appears in promotional material without a distinct name.
- Sydney Blue Sox – Bluey (official mascot) – Insufficient Encyclopedic Information.
Note: The list above includes mascots that are documented in reliable, publicly available sources (team websites, league publications, and reputable news outlets). Where a mascot’s name or existence cannot be corroborated by such sources, the entry is marked with “Insufficient Encyclopedic Information.” This indicates that while the team may use a mascot in marketing or community events, the specific details are not firmly established in the encyclopedic record.
