Ovens & King Football League

O&K 2007 Thirds Grand Final between Whorouly and North Wangaratta

The Ovens & King Football League is a minor country Australian rules football league based in Northeastern Victoria in the vicinity of Wangaratta and more recently Benalla.

History

The Ovens & King Football League was formed on the 13th of June 1903, after a handful of men met at The Bulls Head Hotel in Wangaratta to consider forming a football competition. One week later, the first matches of the Ovens & King Football Association were played. The competition changed its name to the Ovens and King Football League after the 1928 season.

Today, more than 100 years later, teams from Benalla, Bright, Greta, Glenrowan, King Valley, Milawa, Moyhu, North Wangaratta, Tarrawingee and Whorouly participate in seniors, reserves and five netball grades.

Located in the rich Ovens Valley and King Valley of northeast Victoria, the league has produced a number of elite football who have gone on to play in the AFL, including the cousins Nigel (Brisbane Lions) and Matthew Lappin (St Kilda/Carlton), ruckman Mark Porter (Kangaroos/Carlton) and most recently Michael Newton (Melbourne), Barry Hall St Kilda/Sydney/Western Bulldogs and Brendan Fevola Carlton and Brisbane Lions.

Community support is strong in the Ovens and King districts with crowds attending games usually greater than most neighbouring competitions. The local football is an important social outlet for many local communities and finals matches draw especially strong crowd numbers.

In 2010, the league added Tatong, Swanpool, Goorambat and Bonnie Doon, who had previously played in the now-defunct Benalla & District Football League. After four years of heavy losses, Swanpool and Tatong were thrown out of the competition by AFL County Victoria, ending nearly 100 years of tradition. A two-way merge proposed by the clubs was rejected, as was a transfer to the Picola District FL.

Clubs

Current

Club	Nickname	Years in comp	OKFL Premierships	Premiership Years
Benalla All Blacks	Panthers	2005-	-	-
Bonnie Doon	Bombers	2010-	-	-
Bright	Mountain Men	1955-	4	1986-7, 1992, 2004
Glenrowan	Kelly Tigers	1992-	2	1909, 1914, 1919, 1924-25-26, 1955, 1969-70, 1980-81, 2014-15
Goorambat	Bats	2010-	-	-
Greta	Blues	1945-	9	1946, 1954, 1965-6-7, 1980, 1993, 1995, 1999
King Valley	Kangaroos	1935-	2	1970, 1981
Milawa	Demons	1925-	10	1923 -24, 1927, 1940, 1969, 1984-5, 1991, 2009, 2013
Moyhu	Grasshoppers	1903-	18	1904, 1909-10-11, 1929–30, 1933-4, 1947, 1959–60, 1962, 1988, 2002-3, 2005-6, 2011
North Wangaratta	Hawks	1961-	4	1973, 1976, 1997, 2012
Swanpool	Swans	2010-13	-	-
Tarrawingee	Bulldogs	1945-	7	1953, 1963-4, 1975, 1990, 2008, 2010
Tatong	Magpies	2010-13	-	-
Whorouly	Lions	1904-	7	1925-6, 1952, 1977-8, 1989, 2007

Premiership history

Senior Football Premiers

1903 WANGARATTA RAINBOWS
1904 MOYHU
1905 WANGARATTA
1906 WANGARATTA
1907 ELDORADO
1908 ELDORADO
1909 MOYHU
1910 MOYHU
1911 MOYHU
1912 BEECHWORTH
1913 BEECHWORTH
1914 BEECHWORTH
1915 SEASON NOT COMPLETED
1919 ELDORADO
1920 WANGARATTA
1921 ELDORADO
1922 ELDORADO (Wangaratta FA premier was MILAWA)
1923 MILAWA
1924 MILAWA
1925 WHOROULY
1926 WHOROULY
1927 MILAWA
1928 ELDORADO
1929 MOYHU
1930 MOYHU
1931 WANGARATTA
1932 WANGARATTA
1933 MOYHU
1934 MOYHU
1935 WARATAHS
1936 MYRTLEFORD
1937 BEECHWORTH
1938 BEECHWORTH
1939 BEECHWORTH
1940 MILAWA
1941 WANGARATTA RAINBOWS

1945 MYRTLEFORD
1946 GRETA
1947 MOYHU
1948 WANGARATTA ROVERS
1949 MYRTLEFORD
1950 BEECHWORTH
1951 BEECHWORTH
1952 WHOROULY
1953 TARRAWINGEE
1954 GRETA
1955 BOGONG
1956 BEECHWORTH
1957 CHILTERN
1958 CHILTERN
1959 MOYHU
1960 MOYHU
1961 BEECHWORTH
1962 MOYHU
1963 TARRAWINGEE
1964 TARRAWINGEE
1965 GRETA
1966 GRETA
1967 GRETA
1968 CHILTERN
1969 MILAWA
1970 KING VALLEY
1971 CHILTERN
1972 CHILTERN
1973 NORTH WANGARATTA
1974 BEECHWORTH
1975 TARRAWINGEE
1976 NORTH WANGARATTA
1977 WHOROULY
1978 WHOROULY
1979 BEECHWORTH

1980 GRETA
1981 KING VALLEY
1982 CHILTERN
1983 CHILTERN
1984 MILAWA
1985 MILAWA
1986 BRIGHT
1987 BRIGHT
1988 MOYHU
1989 WHOROULY
1990 TARRAWINGEE
1991 MILAWA
1992 BRIGHT
1993 GRETA
1994 CHILTERN
1995 GRETA
1996 CHILTERN
1997 NORTH WANGARATTA
1998 CHILTERN
1999 GRETA
2000 BEECHWORTH
2001 BEECHWORTH
2002 MOYHU
2003 MOYHU
2004 BRIGHT
2005 MOYHU
2006 MOYHU
2007 WHOROULY
2008 TARRAWINGEE
2009 MILAWA
2010 TARRAWINGEE
2011 MOYHU
2012 NORTH WANGARATTA
2013 MILAWA
2014 GLENROWAN
2015 GLENROWAN

2009

Seniors: Milawa
Reserves: Tarrawingee
Thirds: Milawa
A Grade: Tarrawingee
B Grade: Tarrawingee
C Grade: Bright
U/17 Grade: Glenrowan

2008

Seniors: Tarrawingee
Reserves: Bright
Thirds: Milawa
A Grade: Milawa
B Grade: Tarrawingee
C Grade: North Wangaratta

2007

Seniors: Whorouly
Reserves: Whorouly
Thirds: Whorouly
A Grade: Moyhu
B Grade: Milawa
C Grade: Tarrawingee

2006

Seniors: Mohyu
Reserves: Whorouly
Thirds: Tarrawingee
A Grade: Mohyu
B Grade: Milawa
C Grade: Bright

2007 Ladder

Ovens & King FL	Wins	Losses	For	Against	%	Pts
Whorouly	16	2	2240	842	266.03%	64
Bright	16	2	2341	939	249.31%	64
Tarrawingee	14	4	2014	1088	185.11%	56
Moyhu	12	6	1881	1211	155.33%	48
King Valley	11	7	1719	1304	131.83%	44
Milawa	8	10	1373	1387	98.99%	32
Glenrowan	6	12	1154	1738	66.40%	24
Greta	5	13	1136	1464	77.60%	20
North Wangaratta	2	16	861	2674	32.20%	8
Benalla All Blacks	0	18	535	2607	20.52%	0

FINALS

Final	Team	G	B	Pts	Team	G	B	Pts
Elimination	Moyhu	12	14	86	King Valley	11	8	74
Qualifying	Bright	20	15	135	Tarrawingee	10	10	70
1st Semi	Moyhu	9	10	64	Tarrawingee	6	10	46
2nd Semi	Bright	16	11	107	Whorouly	13	10	88
Preliminary	Whorouly	12	13	85	Moyhu	9	9	63
Grand	Whorouly	14	13	97	Bright	12	6	78

2008 Ladder

Ovens & King FL	Wins	Losses	For	Against	%	Pts
Tarrawingee	18	0	2744	902	304.21%	72
Bright	14	4	2416	1169	206.67%	56
Whorouly	14	4	2196	1352	162.43%	56
Milawa	11	7	1814	1208	150.17%	44
Moyhu	10	8	1580	1778	88.86%	40
Glenrowan	6	12	1302	1921	67.78%	24
North Wangaratta	5	13	1241	1916	64.77%	20
King Valley	4	14	1152	2041	56.44%	16
Benalla All Blacks	4	14	1056	2175	48.55%	16
Greta	4	14	939	1978	47.47%	16

FINALS

Final	Team	G	B	Pts	Team	G	B	Pts
Elimination	Moyhu	13	12	90	Milawa	11	13	79
Qualifying	Bright	15	25	115	Whorouly	10	8	68
1st Semi	Whorouly	10	21	81	Moyhu	1	3	9*
2nd Semi	Tarrawingee	12	20	92	Bright	5	13	43
Preliminary	Bright	18	11	119	Whorouly	14	17	101
Grand	Tarrawingee	14	10	94	Bright	8	11	59

Note: Moyhu lost fifteen points in the First Semi-Final against Whorouly after a head count.^[1]

2009 Ladder

Ovens & King FL	Wins	Losses	Draws	For	Against	%	Pts
Tarrawingee	18	0	0	2205	1000	220.50%	72
Milawa	13	4	1	1936	1045	185.26%	54
Glenrowan	11	5	2	1383	1183	116.91%	48
Moyhu	9	8	1	1465	1425	102.81%	38
Bright	9	9	0	1422	1302	109.22%	36
Greta	9	9	0	1091	1265	86.25%	36
Whorouly	8	10	0	1388	1514	91.68%	32
Benalla All Blacks	7	11	0	1362	1693	80.45%	28
King Valley	4	14	0	1272	1783	71.34%	16
North Wangaratta	0	18	0	1053	2367	44.49%	0

FINALS

Final	Team	G	B	Pts	Team	G	B	Pts
Elimination	Moyhu	14	12	96	Bright	13	8	86
Qualifying	Milawa	17	12	114	Glenrowan	3	0	18
1st Semi	Moyhu	12	11	83	Glenrowan	10	8	68
2nd Semi	Tarrawingee	8	7	55	Milawa	5	10	40
Preliminary	Milawa	14	15	99	Moyhu	12	6	78
Grand	Milawa	14	7	91	Tarrawingee	12	10	82

2010 Ladder

Ovens & King FL	Wins	Losses	Draws	For	Against	%	Pts	Final	Team	G	B	Pts	Team	G	B	Pts
Bright	16	2	0	1997	947	210.88%	64	Elimination	Whorouly	12	10	82	Greta	8	7	55
Milawa	15	2	1	2313	727	318.16%	62	Elimination	Bonnie Doon	9	16	70	Mouhu	9	8	62
Benalla All Blacks	15	3	0	2360	1304	180.98%	60	Qualifying	Milawa	20	11	131	Benalla All Blacks	9	9	63
Tarrawingee	14	3	1	2310	970	238.14%	58	Qualifying	Tarrawingee	9	17	71	Bright	5	4	34
Whorouly	13	5	0	2004	1242	161.35%	52	Semi	Bright	13	16	94	Whorouly	12	2	74
Moyhu	10	8	0	1849	1247	148.28%	40	Semi	Bonnie Doon	16	10	106	Benalla All Blacks	10	9	69
Bonnie Doon	9	9	0	1826	1523	119.89%	36	Preliminary	Tarrawingee	16	15	111	Bonnie Doon	10	9	69
Greta	9	9	0	1290	1253	102.95%	36	Preliminary	Milawa	6	6	42	Bright	5	3	33
King Valley	8	10	0	1188	1846	64.36%	32	Grand	Tarrawingee	15	9	99	Milawa	15	7	97
Glenrowan	7	11	0	1167	1545	75.53%	28
Tatong	3	15	0	1083	2197	49.29%	12
North Wangaratta	2	16	0	1129	2272	49.69%	8
Swanpool	2	16	0	797	2440	32.66%	8
Goorambat	2	16	0	624	2424	25.74%	8

2011 Ladder

Ovens & King FL	Wins	Losses	Draws	For	Against	%	Pts	Final	Team	G	B	Pts	Team	G	B	Pts
Moyhu	17	1	0	2295	1230	186.59%	68	Elimination	King Valley	17	10	112	Greta	10	7	67
Milawa	16	2	0	2806	830	338.07%	64	Elimination	Tarrawingee	26	8	164	North Wangaratta	5	8	38
Benalla All Blacks	16	2	0	2527	1394	181.28%	64	Qualifying	Moyhu	19	10	124	Whorouly	13	9	87
Whorouly	13	4	1	2046	1190	171.93%	54	Qualifying	Milawa	16	15	111	Benalla All Blacks	3	4	22
Tarrawingee	12	5	1	2203	1304	168.94%	50	Semi	Benalla All Blacks	21	15	141	King Valley	14	11	95
Greta	11	7	0	1760	1272	138.36%	44	Semi	Tarrawingee	19	8	122	Whorouly	11	15	81
King Valley	11	7	0	1612	1307	123.34%	44	Preliminary	Moyhu	13	19	97	Benalla All Blacks	10	10	70
North Wangaratta	8	10	0	1474	1742	84.62%	32	Preliminary	Tarrawingee	13	12	90	Milawa	9	22	76
Bonnie Doon	7	11	0	1525	1895	80.47%	28	Grand	Moyhu	16	7	103	Tarrawingee	15	11	101
Bright	5	13	0	1357	1880	72.18%	20
Tatong	4	14	0	1520	2130	71.36%	16
Goorambat	3	15	0	974	2277	42.78%	12
Glenrowan	2	16	0	1017	1860	54.68%	8
Swanpool	0	18	0	538	3343	16.09%	0

2012 Ladder

Ovens & King FL	Wins	Losses	For	Against	%	Pts	Final	Team	G	B	Pts	Team	G	B	Pts
Milawa	16	2	2444	1120	218.21%	64	Elimination	King Valley	14	9	93	Greta	8	13	61
Whorouly	15	3	2635	1116	236.11%	60	Elimination	Benalla All Blacks	11	5	71	Tarrawingee	1	15	21
North Wangaratta	15	3	2502	1075	232.74%	60	Qualifying	Moyhu	12	12	84	Milawa	12	9	81
Moyhu	13	5	2082	1337	155.72%	52	Qualifying	North Wangaratta	16	10	106	Whorouly	10	4	64
King Valley	12	6	2040	1254	162.68%	48	Semi	King Valley	16	10	106	Milawa	8	9	57
Tarrawingee	12	6	1734	1388	124.93%	48	Semi	Whorouly	14	11	95	Tarrawingee	10	12	72
Benalla All Blacks	11	7	2219	1294	171.48%	44	Preliminary	Whorouly	14	11	95	Moyhu	12	18	90
Greta	8	10	1746	1535	113.75%	32	Preliminary	North Wangaratta	15	10	100	King Valley	10	10	70
Bright	7	11	1501	1841	81.53%	28	Grand	North Wangaratta	20	10	130	Whorouly	12	11	83
Bonnie Doon	6	12	1613	1705	94.60%	24
Goorambat	4	14	1293	2174	59.48%	16
Swanpool	4	14	1180	2755	42.83%	16
Tatong	3	15	1161	2408	48.21%	12
Glenrowan	0	18	507	3655	13.87%	0

2013 Ladder

Ovens & King FL	Wins	Losses	Draws	For	Against	%	Pts	Final	Team	G	B	Pts	Team	G	B	Pts
Milawa	16	2	0	3148	894	352.13%	64	Elimination	Moyhu	12	9	81	North Wangaratta	7	19	61
King Valley	15	3	0	2372	927	255.88%	60	Elimination	Whorouly	12	11	83	Bright	11	7	73
Tarrawingee	15	3	0	2157	930	231.94%	60	Qualifying	Tarrawingee	10	16	76	King Valley	11	6	72
Glenrowan	14	3	1	1892	1054	179.51%	58	Qualifying	Milawa	7	6	48	Whorouly	6	4	40
Bright	13	5	0	1847	1136	162.59%	52	Semi	Glenrowan	16	11	107	Whorouly	9	8	62
Moyhu	12	6	0	2240	1318	169.95%	48	Semi	Moyhu	22	13	145	King Valley	13	8	86
North Wangaratta	11	6	1	2009	1138	176.54%	46	Preliminary	Milawa	14	18	102	Moyhu	10	11	71
Whorouly	10	8	0	1917	1132	169.35%	40	Preliminary	Glenrowan	12	11	83	Tarrawingee	3	7	25
Bonnie Doon	5	13	0	1384	2036	67.98%	20	Grand	Milawa	15	16	106	Glenrowan	7	3	45
Greta	4	14	0	1220	2096	58.21%	16
Goorambat	3	15	0	943	2376	39.69%	12
Swanpool	3	15	0	652	3449	18.90%	12
Tatong	2	16	0	871	2408	36.17%	8
Benalla All Blacks	2	16	0	855	2613	32.72%	8

2014 Ladder

Ovens & King FL	Wins	Losses	For	Against	%	Pts	Final	Team	G	B	Pts	Team	G	B	Pts
Glenrowan	17	1	2487	743	334.72%	68	Elimination	Bright	21	13	139	Bonnie Doon	15	5	95
Milawa	16	2	2493	774	322.09%	64	Qualifying	Tarrawingee	13	14	92	Whorouly	6	7	43
Tarrawingee	15	3	2137	902	236.92%	60	1st Semi	Tarrawingee	14	9	93	Bright	6	10	46
Bonnie Doon	11	7	1647	1222	134.78%	44	2nd Semi	Glenrowan	16	11	107	Milawa	11	11	77
Bright	11	7	1495	1243	120.27%	44	Preliminary	Milawa	14	16	100	Tarrawingee	9	12	66
Whorouly	11	7	1430	1331	107.44%	44	Grand	Glenrowan	16	13	109	Milawa	10	8	68
Greta	7	11	1509	1580	95.51%	28
Moyhu	8	10	1479	1713	86.34%	32
King Valley	6	12	1399	1720	81.34%	24
Benalla All Blacks	2	16	899	2387	37.66%	8
Goorambat	2	16	754	2135	35.32%	8
North Wangaratta	2	16	709	2688	26.38%	8

League Hall Of Fame

2008: Fay Morgan, Fred Baker, Allan Dickson, Kevin Allen.
2007: Ray Price, Vin Shelley, Ken Stewart.
2006: Richie Shanley, Ray Burns, Clem Goonan, Jim Skinns.

League Life Members

Charlie H. Butler (Sec)

G. Ray Barker (Pres)

Ron Marks (Tribunal)

John Keogh (Auditor)

Cyril C. Johnson (Tribunal)

Harold H. Wellington (Tribunal)

Bert H.G. Harman (Reporter)

J R Mummery (Delegate)

William Smith (Sponsor etc.)

Clyde Baker (Sec)

Albert (Bert) A. Clarke (Pres)

Jack M. Wood (Tribunal)

D.P. Jones (Auditor)

H. Peter Nolan (Pres)

Ken Stewart (Delegate)

Angry J.A. Ferguson (Auditor)

Fred Jensen (Delegate)

E.J (Ted) Lester (Delegate)

Fred Baker (Sec)

Vin Shelley (Pres)

D.R. (Toby) Schultz (Tribunal)

Les O`Keefe (Tribunal)

Bill Lowen (300 games) Bright

William. O`Brien (300 games) Greta

Rob Forrest (300 games) Beechworth

Rowdy Lappin (300 games) Chiltern

Rick Walter (300 games) North Wangaratta

Ross Nightingale (300 games) Bright

Gary Bussell (300 games) King Valley

Trevor Blair (300 games) Tarrawingee

Mark Allan (300 games) Milawa

Brendan Allan (300 games) Milawa

Lionel Schutt (300 games) Moyhu

Allan Dickson (League President)

Andrew Smith (300 games) Glenrowan

Mal Dinsdale (400 games) Tarrawingee

Geoff Robinson (400 games) Milawa

Russell Ferguson (400 games) Milawa

Steve Masin (300 games) Whorouly

Peter Hawkins (400 games) Moyhu

Bruce Nightingale (300 games)

Ab (Alan) Gillett (300 games) Bright

John Munari

Patrick O'Shea (Bright)

Peter Jones (Bright)

Scott Douglas (Moyhu)

Robert Burrowes (King Valley)

Paul Hogan (Greta)

Senior B&F medal Winners

1932 Ron Black (Whorouly)

1933 Keith Parris (Beechworth)

1934 Arthur Mills (Waratahs)

1935 Ron Black (Whorouly)

1936 Jack Parrish (Eldorado)

1937 Maurie Valli (Milawa)

1938 Ron Reah (Moyhu)

1939 Len Ablett and Frank Hill (Both Myrtleford)

1940 Lionel Wallace (Moyhu)

1946 Jock Gardner (Milawa)

1947 Jock Gardner (Milawa)

1948 Ian Thomas (King Valley)

1949 Jack Sullivan (Tarrawingee)

1950 A. `Mick` Jess (Whorouly)

1951 Jock Gardner (Milawa)

1952 Doug Ferguson (Eldorado)

1953 Ray Warford (Moyhu)

1954 Tim Lowe (Beechworth)

1955 Ray Warford (Moyhu)

1956 Ray Warford (Moyhu), Tim Lowe (Beechworth) and Greg Hogan (Moyhu)

1957 Bill Pinder (King Valley)

1958 Clem Goonan (Whorouly)

1959 K. Spink (Whorouly)

1960 Colin Barnes (Greta)

1961 Colin Barnes (Greta)

1962 Ken Dixon (Chiltern)

1963 Ron Critchley (Whorouly)

1964 Eddie Hooper (Greta)

1965 Rob Comensoli (Moyhu)

1966 Les Butler (Bright)

1967 Rob Comensoli (Moyhu)

1968 Bill McAuliffe (Whorouly) FIRST CLYDE BAKER MEDAL

1969 Alan McDonald (Moyhu)

1970 Stuart Elkington (Whorouly)

1971 Garry Holmes (King Valley)

1972 Mick Lloyd (Moyhu)

1973 Eddie Flynn (North Wangaratta)

1974 John Lappin (Chiltern)

1975 Rob Parolin (Whorouly)

1976 Vic Christou (King Valley)

1977 John Rutten (Beechworth)

1978 Neville Pollard (Milawa), John Lappin (Chiltern) and Terry Wadley (Greta)

1979 Con Madden (Beechworth)

1980 Neville Pollard (Milawa)

1981 Richie Allen (King Valley)

1982 John Lappin (Chiltern)

1983 Neale McMonigle (North Wangaratta) and Neil Ferguson (Bright)

1984 Geoff Lacey (Greta) and Greg Taylor (Bright)

1985 Con Madden (Beechworth)

1986 Peter Duncan (Whorouly)

1987 Mark Ottery (Moyhu)

1988 Tony Gleeson (Greta)

1989 Peter Lappin (Chiltern)

1990 Tony Gleeson (Greta)

1991 Fred Pane (North Wangaratta)

1992 Laurie Larsen (Whorouly)

1993 Mark Johns (North Wangaratta)

1994 Mark Porter (King Valley)

1995 Paul Hogan (Greta)

1996 Tony Gayfer (Rutherglen)

1997 Des Smith (Moyhu)

1998 Colin McClounan (Whorouly)

1999 Rod Milthorpe (Rutherglen)

2000 Shane Driscoll (North Wangaratta)

2001 Scott Francis (Rutherglen) and Andy Mihaljevic (Beechworth)

2002 Adam Clarke (Tarrawingee) and John Allen (Beechworth)

2003 Ty Baxter (Bright)

2004 Steve Cooper (King Valley)

2005 Richard Bull (Milawa)

2006 Tom Hazell (Greta)

2007 Anthony Welsh (Moyhu)

2008 Mathew Kelly (Bright) & Finton Eames (Tarrawingee)

2009 Steve Nightingale (Bright)

2010 Steve Nightingale (Bright)

2011 Nathan Waite (Moyhu)

2012 Adam Williams (King Valley)

2013 Adam Williams (King Valley)

2014 Daniel Godsmark (Bonnie Doon)

2015 Ben Bond (Bright)

Senior Leading Goal Kicking Winners

1903 Bob Condron (Rainbows)

1906 N.Pinkerton (Wangaratta) 7 plus

1907 H.Walker (Eldorado) 16 plus

1909 Laidler (Wangaratta) 10 plus

1910 Cupples (Wangaratta) 16 plus

1911 N.Pinkerton (Wangaratta)

1913 H.Hill (Moyhu) 10 plus

1914 H.Hill (Moyhu) 15 plus

1919 Ivo Atkinson (Wangaratta)

1920 Ivo Atkinson (Wangaratta) 32 plus

1921 Flegg (Wangaratta) 21 plus

1922 Andy “Andyfox” Ferguson (Milawa)

1923 Andy “Andyfox” Ferguson (Milawa)

1924 R. McNamara (Gapsted) 24 plus

1925 A. (Andyfox) Ferguson (Milawa) 31 plus

1926 Ossie Carter (Whorouly) 26

1928 A.(Andyfox) Ferguson (Milawa) 81

1929 Norm Wallace (Myrtleford) 46 plus

1930 Eric Johnstone (Moyhu) 35 plus

1931 Bert Carey (Wangaratta) 85

1932 Bert Carey (Wangaratta) 76

1933 Neville Justice (Myrtleford) 58 plus

1934 Syd Wortmann (Whorouly) 79 plus

1935 Ford Barton (Myrtleford) 46 plus

1936 Norm Wallace (Myrtleford) 70 plus

1937 Ford Barton (Myrtleford) 37 plus

1938 Len Jordon (Eldorado) 53 plus

1939 Sidney Londrigan (Beechworth) 41

1940 Jim Corker (Moyhu) 30 plus

1941 Ernie Ward (Rainbows) 59 1945 Jock Gardner (Milawa) 35 plus

1946 Len Ablett (Myrtleford) 108

1947 Jim Corker (Moyhu) 47 plus

1948 A. “Wally” Cunneen (Myrtleford) 64 plus

1949 A. “Wally” Cunneen (Myrtleford) 52 plus

1951 Lex Nicholl (Whorouly) 37 plus

1952 Doug Ferguson (Eldorado) 75

1954 Gerald O’Neill (Chiltern) 87

1955 John Farmer (Tarrawingee) 86 plus

1956 Ron Howes (Chiltern) 103

1957 Ron Howes (Chiltern) 71

1959 Ivan Chant (Chiltern) 54

1960 Ted McSweeney (Whorouly) 62

1961 Ted McSweeney (Whorouly) 71

1962 Maurie Hogan (Greta) 96

1963 Maurie Hogan (Tarrawingee) 78

1964 John Farmer (Tarrawingee) 68

1965 Brian McDonald (Beechworth) 63

1966 Bob Stone (Tarrawingee) 73

1967 Bob Stone (Tarrawingee) 57

1968 Bill Cassidy (Chiltern) 76

1969 Bob McWaters (Beechworth) 112

1970 Ray Hooper (King Valley) 102

1971 Ray Hooper (King Valley) 109

1972 Bob McWaters (Beechworth) 111

1973 Graham Hill (Beechworth) 92

1974 Graham Hill (Beechworth) 115

1975 Graham Hill (Beechworth) 110

1976 Dave Piggott (Whorouly) 89

1977 Alan Sewell (Whorouly) 126

1978 Alan Sewell (Whorouly) 104

1979 Ron “Jock” Lappin (Chiltern) 88 1980 G.Daws (King Valley) 61

1981 G. Daws (King Valley) 68 plus

1982 Steve Thompson (Bright) 123

1983 Jim McNamara (Whorouly) 88

1984 John Michelini (Milawa) 114

1985 Graham Hill (Beechworth) 110

1986 Mal Dinsdale (Tarrawingee) 74

........ Vere Mounsey (Bright) 74

1987 Mick Worthington (Whorouly) 106

1988 John Iwanuch (Moyhu) 113

1989 Tim Wallace (Beechworth) 85 plus

1990 Chris Long (Tarrawingee) 106

1991 Mark Higgs (Milawa) 76

1992 M. O’Connor (Milawa) 71

1993 Peter Smith (Bright) 81

1994 Damian Lord (Whorouly) 107

1995 Alan Millard (Chiltern) 84

1996 R. Robbins (Rutherglen) 81

1997 Peter Busch (Rutherglen) 101

1998 Darren Bate (Beechworth) 100

1999 Dale Andrews (Chiltern) 93

2000 Darren Bate (Beechworth) 79 plus

2001 Darren Bate (Beechworth) 117

2002 Darren Bate (Beechworth) 97

2003 Shane Moore (Moyhu) 103

2004 Shane Moore (Moyhu) 108

2005 Shane Moore (Moyhu) 132

2006 Shane Moore (Moyhu) 103

2007 Shane Moore (Moyhu) 81

2008 Brendan Sessions (Tarrawingee) 135

2009 Brendan Sessions (Tarrawingee) 116

2010 Daniel West (Whorouly) 96

2011 Duane Haebich (Benalla All Blacks) 108

........ Daniel Lewis (Milawa) 108 plus

2012 Richard Leahy (Whorouly) 147

2013 Brendan Sessions (King Valley) 105

2014 Hamish Moore (Tarrawingee) 136

References

↑ Cram, Matt (1 Sep 2008). "Hoppers' changes of victory wiped out". The Border Mail. Retrieved 10 Sep 2011.

External links

Australian rules football in Victoria

Representative side	Victoria

Governing bodies	AFL Victoria (metropolitan) AFL Victoria Country (country)

Professional clubs	Carlton Collingwood Essendon Geelong Hawthorn Melbourne North Melbourne Richmond St Kilda Western Bulldogs

Statewide leagues	Victorian Football League TAC Cup (under-18) List of Australian rules football competitions in Victoria

Metropolitan leagues	Eastern Essendon District Northern Riddell District Southern VAFA Western Region

Regional leagues (major)	Ballarat Bellarine Bendigo Central Murray Geelong Gippsland Goulburn Valley Hampden Mornington Peninsula Nepean Murray North Central Ovens & Murray Sunraysia Wimmera Yarra Valley Mountain

Regional leagues (district)	Alberton Central Highlands Colac & District East Gippsland Ellinbank & District Geelong & District Golden Rivers Heathcote Horsham & District Kowree-Naracoorte-Tatiara Kyabram & District Loddon Valley Mallee Maryborough Castlemaine Mid Gippsland Millewa Mininera North Gippsland Omeo & District Ovens & King Picola & District South East South West Tallangatta Upper Murray Warrnambool Western Border

Women's leagues	Victorian Women's Football League AFL Victoria Youth Girls Competition

Defunct leagues	Benalla (1946-2009) Federal (1909-1981) Lexton Plains (1999-2010) Riviera (1986-2003) List of former Australian rules football competitions in Victoria

Principal venues	Melbourne Cricket Ground Docklands Stadium Princes Park Kardinia Park

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