Queensland Australian Football League

Queensland Australian Football League
Formerly Queensland Football League (QFL) (1903–1927)
Queensland Australian National Football League (QANFL) (1927–1964)
Queensland Australian Football League (QAFL) (1964–1996; 2009 -)
Queensland State Football League (QSFL) (1997–1999)
AFL Queensland State League (AFLQSL) (2000–2008)
Sport Australian rules football
Founded 1903, Brisbane, Queensland
Inaugural season 1904
No. of teams 10
Country Australia
Most titles Zillmere Eagles Australian Football Club (19)

The Queensland Australian Football League (QAFL) is an Australian rules football competition for clubs from South East Queensland.

Previously known as the Queensland Football League (QFL), Queensland Australian National Football League (QANFL), Queensland Australian Football League (QAFL) and AFL Queensland State League (AFLQSL) the QAFL is the premier semi-professional competition in Queensland.

The QAFL is one tier below that of the North East Australian Football League, the premier QLD/NSW/ACT/NT competition below that of the Australian Football League.

Recent history

In November 2010 the AFL Queensland's Premier Division merged with AFL Canberra to form the North East Australian Football League, featuring all of its previous teams as well as the Gold Coast Football Club and Brisbane Lions reserve teams in the Northern Conference of the league.[1]

As a result, the QAFL was disbanded in favour of localised competitions throughout Queensland. The structural changes to the NEAFL competition at the end of the 2013 season resulted in several clubs being relegated from the NEAFL, giving rise to a rebirth of the QAFL. As of 2014, there are 10 clubs who compete in the QAFL, most of which are based in South-East Queensland.

Clubs[2]

Guernsey Club Nickname Location Home ground Website
Broadbeach
Cats
Gold Coast, Queensland
H & A Oval
Official site
Labrador
Tigers
Gold Coast, Queensland
Cooke-Murphy Oval
Official Site
Morningside
Panthers
Brisbane, Queensland
Jack Esplen Oval
Official Site
Mount Gravatt
Vultures
Brisbane, Queensland
Dittmer Park
Official Site
Palm Beach Currumbin
Lions
Gold Coast, Queensland
Salk Oval
Official Site
Sandgate
Hawks
Brisbane, Queensland
Lemke Road Oval
Official Site
Surfers Paradise
Demons
Gold Coast, Queensland
Sir Bruce Small Park
Official Site
University of Queensland
Red Lions
Brisbane, Queensland
UQ Oval No.7
Official Site
Western Districts
Magpies
Brisbane, Queensland
Powenyenna Oval
Official Site
Wilston Grange
Gorillas
Brisbane, Queensland
Hickey Park
Official Site

Former Clubs

Premierships by Club

Premiership tallies for the top Queensland football division:[3]

Club Year Established Premiership Years Premierships (Total)
Mayne Football Club 1924 1927, 1928, 1930*, 1931, 1934, 1935, 1942, 1952, 1958, 1961, 1962, 1966,
1967, 1973, 1982
15
Southport Football Club 1961 1983, 1985, 1987, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2005, 2006,
2008
13
Windsor Football Club[lower-alpha 1] 1924 1929, 1932, 1933, 1936, 1937, 1938, 1939, 1940, 1947, 1949, 1950, 1951
12
Morningside Football Club 1947 1965, 1991, 1993, 1994, 2003, 2004, 2009, 2010, 2014 9
Kedron Football Club 1937 1941, 1943, 1944, 1946, 1948, 1959, 1980 7
Coorparoo Football Club 1937 1960, 1963, 1964, 1968, 1984, 1986 6
Sandgate Football Club 1933 1956, 1957, 1970, 1971, 1974, 1979 6
Western Districts Football Club 1920 As Western Districts: 1953, 1954, 1977, 1978

As West Brisbane: 1996

5
Zillmere Football Club[lower-alpha 1] 1962 As Windsor-Zillmere: 1975, 1976, 1981, 1988

As North Brisbane: 1995

5
Brisbanes Football Club 1922 1922, 1923, 1924, 1926 4
South Brisbane Football Club 1933 1910, 1911, 1914, 1921 4
Brisbane Lions (reserves) 1998 As Suncoast Lions: 2001

As Brisbane Lions: 2012, 2013

3
Valley Football Club 1905 1912, 1913, 1925 3
Wilston Grange Football Club 1945 1955, 1969, 1972 3
City Football Club 1905 1955, 1905, 1906 2
Locomotives Football Club 1905 1907, 1908 2
Mount Gravatt Football Club 1964 2002, 2007 2
Wynnum Football Club 1905 1909, 1920 2
Northern Territory Football Club 2008 2011 1
Workshops Football Club 1945 1
  1. 1 2 Windsor and Zillmere are considered to be two separate clubs.

Premiers by Year

1904-2010

[4]

Year Premiers
1904 Norths, Souths, Wests
1905 City
1906 City
1907 Locomotives
1908 Locomotives
1909 Wynnum
1910 South Brisbane
1911 South Brisbane
1912 Valley
1913 Valley
1914 South Brisbane
1915–19 No competition due to WWI
1920 Wynnum
1921 South Brisbane
1922 Brisbane
1923 Brisbane
1924 Brisbane
1925 Valley
1926 Brisbane
1927 Mayne
1928 Mayne
1929 Windsor
1930 Mayne, Windsor
1931 Mayne
1932 Windsor
1933 Windsor
1934 Mayne
1935 Mayne
1936 Windsor
1937 Windsor
1938 Windsor
1939 Windsor
1940 Windsor
1941 Kedron

Year Premiers
1942 Mayne
1943 Kedron
1944 Kedron
1945 Workshops
1946 Kedron
1947 Windsor
1948 Kedron
1949 Windsor
1950 Windsor
1951 Windsor
1952 Mayne
1953 Western Districts
1954 Western Districts
1955 Wilston Grange
1956 Sandgate
1957 Sandgate
1958 Mayne
1959 Kedron
1960 Coorparoo
1961 Mayne
1962 Mayne
1963 Coorparoo
1964 Coorparoo
1965 Morningside
1966 Mayne
1967 Mayne
1968 Coorparoo
1969 Wilston Grange
1970 Sandgate
1971 Sandgate
1972 Wilston Grange
1973 Mayne
1974 Sandgate
1975 Windsor-Zillmere

Year Premiers Runners Up
1976 Windsor-Zillmere Sandgate
1977 Western Districts Wilston Grange
1978 Western Districts Windsor-Zillmere
1979 Sandgate Western Districts
1980 Kedron Coorparoo
1981 Windsor-Zillmere Kedron
1982 Mayne Morningside
1983 Southport Morningside
1984 Coorparoo Morningside
1985 Southport Mayne
1986 Coorparoo Southport
1987 Southport Windsor-Zillmere
1988 Windsor-Zillmere Southport
1989 Southport Windsor-Zillmere
1990 Southport Morningside
1991 Morningside Southport
1992 Southport Morningside
1993 Morningside Southport
1994 Morningside Kedron Grange
1995 North Brisbane Morningside
1996 West Brisbane Mount Gravatt
1997 Southport Mount Gravatt
1998 Southport Morningside
1999 Southport North Brisbane
2000 Southport North Brisbane
2001 Brisbane Southport
2002 Mount Gravatt Southport
2003 Morningside Mount Gravatt
2004 Morningside Southport
2005 Southport Morningside
2006 Southport Zillmere
2007 Mount Gravatt Southport
2008 Southport Morningside
2009 Morningside Mount Gravatt

Year Premiers Runners Up
2010 Morningside Labrador

2010-2013

Note: the QAFL competition was disbanded. These teams were part of the NEAFL Queensland conference

Year Premiers Runners Up
2011 Northern Territory Morningside
2012 Brisbane Lions Northern Territory
2013 Brisbane Lions Aspley

2014-present

Note: the QAFL competition resumed with several former clubs of the NEAFL being relegated to the competition along with several newly promoted teams

Year Premiers Runners Up
2014 Morningside Labrador

See also

References

External links

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