Upper Murray Football Netball League

Upper Murray Football Netball League

General Information
Founded	Early 1893 in Corryong, Victoria as Corryong Football Association
Sports	Football (1893–Present) Netball (2001–Present)
Affiliation	AFL Victoria Country (2012–Present) Netball Australia (2001–Present)
Player Points Cap	46 points (2016 Season)
Major Sponsor	Mt. Beauty & District Community Bank Branch & Corryong Agency
Interleague Competition
Football Netball	2002-Present: (No opponent) 2006-Present: Albury Indoor Carnival
2014 Season: Senior Football
Premiers	Cudgewa FNC (defeated Corryong FNC 16.12.108 to 12.5.77)
Minor Premiers	Cudgewa FNC (Wins: 13, Draws: 0, Losses: 2)
Wooden Spoon	Border-Walwa FNC (Wins: 0, Draws: 0, Losses: 15)
McAullife Medal: Best & Fairest	17 Votes: Shannon Gilson, Corryong FNC
[?] Medal: Leading Goalkicker	72 Goals: John Deery, Cudgewa FNC
2014 Season: A-Grade Netball
Premiers	Border-Walwa FNC (defeated Federal FNC 43 to 37)
Minor Premiers	Federal FNC (Wins: 12, Draws: 0, Losses: 3)
Wooden Spoon	Bullioh FNC (Wins: 0, Draws: 0, Losses: 15)
[?] Medal: Best & Fairest	[?] Votes: [?], [?]
[?] Medal: Leading Goalscorer	558 Goals: Tahnee Thorpe, Corryong FNC

The Upper Murray Football Netball League (UMFNL) is an Australian rules football and netball competition based in small town of Corryong, Victoria, Australia. The league contains six clubs from around the surrounding areas, including the Local Areas of Towong & Tumbarumba.

Today the league features five grades in the Australian rules football competition, with these being Senior-Grade, Reserve-Grade, Under 16's, Under 13's and Under 10's. In the netball competition, there are six grades, with these being A-Grade, B-Grade, C-Grade, D-Grade, Under 14's and Under 11's. Both the Under 10's football and 11's & Under netball are run as Auskick and Netta respectively and results are normally not recorded and final series are normally not played.

There are many pieces of league memorabilia scatted throughout the Upper Murray region, including some photos & trophies away from clubroom and sporting grounds. Some notable locations include The Man from Snowy River Museum (Corryong), Corryong Sporting Complex, Corryong Courthouse Hotel, Corryong Hotel Motel, Cudgewa Hotel, Tintaldra Hotel, Walwa Hotel, Bridge Hotel (Jingellic), & Riley's Restaurant (Corryong).

Clubs

Current
Club	Moniker	Location	Established	Years	Senior Premierships	Last Premiership
Border-Walwa FNC [note 1]	Magpies	Walwa Recreation Reserve, Walwa, Victoria	1960 as Merged Club	1961-Present	07	1998
Bullioh FNC	Bulldogs	Whyeebo Recreation Reserve, Tallangatta Valley, Victoria	1947 as Bullioh Valley FC	2001-Present TDFL: 1947–1977	05 TDFL: 01	2011 TDFL: 1950
Corryong FNC	Demons	Corryong Recreation Reserve, Corryong, Victoria	1892	1893–1915 1918–1940 1945–Present	31	2005
Cudgewa FNC	Blues	Cudgewa Recreation Reserve, Cudgewa, Victoria	1892	1893–1915 1918–1940 1945–Present	30	2015
Federal FNC [note 2]	Swans	Corryong Recreation Reserve, Corryong, Victoria	1892 as Mount Elliot FC	1893–1915 1918–1940 1945–Present	26	2007
Tumbarumba AFNC	Roos	Tumbarumba Recreation Reserve, Tumbarumba, New South Wales	1969	1971–1995 1997–Present	02	2013
Former
Club	Moniker	Location	Established	Years	Senior Premierships	Last Premiership
Berringama FC [note 3]	Unknown	Berringama Recreation Reserve, Berringama, Victoria	1929	1929-1930	00	-
Border United FC (Merged with Walwa FC in 1960)	Hoppers	Jingellic Recreation Reserve, Jingellic, New South Wales	1950	1950-1960	00 Runner-Up: 1	- 1957
Tintaldra-Khancoban United FC [note 4]	Saints	Tintaldra Recreation Reserve, Tintaldra, Victoria Khancoban Recreation Reserve, Khancoban, New South Wales	1899 as Khancoban FC	1899–1900 1904–1908 1912–1913 1951–1967	01	1906
Tumut-Talbingo FC	Hawks	Tumut Recreation Reserve, Tumut, New South Wales	1970 as Tumut FC	1978-1985 CRFL: 1970–1978 FFL Div 2: 1986–1987	01	1982
Walwa FC (Merged with Border United FC in 1960)	Tigers	Walwa Recreation Reserve, Walwa, Victoria	1898	1898-1915 1918-1940 1945-1960	15	1958

Notes

1. Combined the "Walwa FC", the "Border United FC", & the "Border-Walwa FNC" have won a total of "22 Senior Premierships", but the "Border-Walwa FNC" only has "7 Senior Premierships" officially recognized by the "Upper Murray Football Netball League". This is similar to how combined the "Fitzroy FC", the "Brisbane Bears", & the "Brisbane Lions" have won a total of "11 VFL/AFL Premierships", but the "Brisbane Lions" only has "3 VFL/AFL Premierships" officially recognized by the "Australian Football League".
2. From 1893 to 1904 it's believed that the Mount Elliot FC were based at the Mount Elliot Recreation Reserve, Mount Elliot, Victoria located just outside of Corryong during Victoria's gold rush era.
3. Berringama FC withdrew from the competition halfway thought the 1930 season, it is unclear as to why they did but records show they never won a single match.
4. The football club has had a mixed past, having played under many names & colours as well as locations.
   1899-1900: "Khancoban FC" (Khancoban Recreation Reserve, Khancoban, New South Wales).
   1904-1905: "Towong Wanderers FC" (Towong Recreation Reserve, Towong, Victoria).
   1906-1907: "Thowgla FC" (Thowgla Recreation Reserve, Thowgla, Victoria).
   1908: "Khancoban FC" (Khancoban Recreation Reserve, Khancoban, New South Wales).
   1912-1913: "Tintaldra FC" (Tintaldra Recreation Reserve, Tintaldra, Victoria).
   1951-1961: "Tintaldra FC" (Tintaldra Recreation Reserve, Tintaldra, Victoria).
   1962-1967: "Tintaldra-Khancoban United FC".

History

Establishment (1892-1893)

During the 1982 summer three of the regions cricket clubs agreed to the establishment of a competition in order to keep their players fit during the winter break. The three founding clubs were Corryong FC , the Cudgewa FC , and the Mount Elliot FC , and in early 1893 the Corryong Football Association was officially established.

The league is one of the oldest Football Leagues in Victoria. It was established 16 years after the first Victorian Football Association season, it was established the same year as the first Ovens & Murray Football Association season, and 1 year before the Corryong Courier newspaper was first published (25 January 1894).

Corryong Football Association (1893-1899)

During the first five years of the association only the three founding clubs competed in the competition, and the premiership was awarded to the club that finished in 1st position on the ladder. The only exception was in 1896 when Cudgewa FC defeated Mount Elliot FC in the first grand final played, unfortunately the details of this occasion are now lost. The other early premiers included Corryong FC (1893, 1895, 1899) and Mount Eliot FC (1894, 1897, 1898).

At the start of the 1898 season the competition expanded for the first time in its short history to include a fourth football club, the Walwa FC , representing the township of Walwa, Victoria. The addition of the Walwa FC to the competition was seen as a success, and during their second season they finished in second position on the 1899 Ladder.

The same season, 1899, the competition expanded to include a fifth football club, Khancoban FC representing the township of Khancoban, New South Wales. However the addition of the Khancoban FC to the competition was less successful. Only lasting two seasons, they finished in third and fourth respectively.

Upper Murray Football Club Association (1900-1901)

At the start of the 1900 season the competition renamed itself to the Upper Murray Football Club Association , and after the 1900 season the Khancoban FC went into recess for the first time.

In recognition of the Federation of Australian states in 1901, the Mount Elliot FC was selected as the Victorian club to renamed itself to the Federal FC . This happened in most states and today there is no evidence of any other Federal FC still being active.

Upper Murray Football Association (1902-1903)

At the start of the 1902 season the league name changed again, to the Upper Murray Football Association .

Corryong District Association (1904-1906)

At the start of the 1904 season the league name changed again, to the Corryong District Association , also the Federal FC relocated from Mount Elliot, Vic to Corryong, Vic.

The Khancoban FC relocated from Khancoban, NSW to Towong, Vic and became the Towong FC before renaming to Towong Wanderers FC in 1905. Then in 1906 they relocated again to Thowgla, Vic and became the Thowgla FC, this move would result in the clubs first premiership success, Thowgla 4.6 (30) defeating Corryong 2.8 (20).

Upper Murray Football Association (1907-1936)

The historic "Corryong Grandstand" was built around 1907 by Tom Greenhill, this beautiful old grandstand is an icon of the Upper Murray community and was bult around the same time and done in a similar style to the grandstand at the Towong Turf Club.

In 1907 Cudgewa won the right to challenge the minor premiers, Corryong, in the grand final, but Corryong refused to play because an umpire for the grand final was not sourced from Albury, NSW.

By 1908, with a re-found form of success, Thowgla FC relocated back to Khancoban, NSW and renamed back to Khancoban FC and were runners-up in 1908, this was to be the last grand final match for the club. By 1910 the Corryong FC won its fourth straight premiership; 1907 (tied with Cudgewa FC), 1908, 1909, 1910.

From 1912–1913 Khancoban FC relocated to Tintaldra, Vic and became known as Tintaldra FC.

After the 1914 season the premiers of Tallangatta and Mitta Mitta Football Association, Federated Railways, traveled to Corryong Park to play the Combined Corryong team of both the Corryong & Federal football club's. As reported in the Corryong Courier on Thursday August 20, "The ground was in excellent order , and there was a large attendance of spectators." The Final scores were, Combined Corryong 9 goals & 12 behinds, Federated Railways 6 goals & 10 behinds.^[1] As far as records indicate, excluding Inter-League matches, this is the only time that players from the arch-rival football clubs of Corryong & Federal have played together as one club.

	Club Inter-League Match
Satutday, 15 August (1914)	Combined Corryong Upper Murray Football Association	vs.	Federated Railways Tallangatta and Mitta Mitta Football Association	Corryong Park	Report
	? 6.3 ? 9.12	Q1 Q2 Q3 Final	? 1.5 ? 6.10	Umpires: N.Hanlon (of Tallangatta) Best On Ground: Scott (Federated Railways) Television broadcast: *Corryong Courier (Newspapers)
Greenham 3 Lukins 2 P.Greenhill, Clem, Hill, Otty 1		Goals	2 Seammell, Scott 1 Starr, Hogan
Beard, Charlton, Lynch, Greenham, C.Sheather, Lukins, Greenhill, H.Hamilton, H.Waters, Otty, P.Whitehead, Hill Bros., Mildren Bros.		Best	Scott, O.Scanunell, Hogan, Brown, Card, Starr Bros., Ilaekett, Williams, Judd
none		Injuries	none
15 Free Kicks for		Reports	29 Free Kicks for

In 1916, with a lack of players in the region due to the First World War the Upper Murray Football Association went into recess.

In 1918 the association restarted but the 1918 and 1919 seasons were restricted to half seasons still due to a lack of players after the First World War

By 1920 the competition was now representing only three townships, with four competing clubs Corryong, Cudgewa, Federal and Walwa.

Upper Murray Football League (1937-2000)

In 1950 the round 5 match between Corryong and Cudgewa seen a then record gate takings of £30.

The UMFNL was also a part of the former recruiting zone known as VFL Country Recruiting Zone no.11, which from the 1960's to the 1980's was controlled by South Melbourne. However no players were ever recruited from the Upper Murray under the zoning rules to play for South Melbourne.

The Upper Murray Football League won the North East Riverina Leagues Championships in 1976, & 1977 with Kevin Mack as Captain-Coach & John Cornish as Vice Captain. Also in 1977 John Cornish (from Tumbarumba FC) winning "Best player from all leagues in series", Kevin Mack (from Corryong FC) winning "Best player on ground against Hume League", & Craig Whitehead (from Corryong FC) winning "Best player on ground against Ovens & King".

Upper Murray Football Netball League (2001-Present)

The 2001 season saw a lot of changes for the league including the resumption of the Reserve Grade football competition after it folded in 1995, and the junior football competition changed from Under 18s to Under 16s. The introduction of a netball competition being run in conjunction with the football competition, sharing the same club names, colors and playing venues. The largest change seen the Bullioh Valley Football Club reforming in late 2000 as Bullioh Football Netball Club. In 2001 both the VCFL & UMFNL admitted the club into the competition for the 2001 season, despite protests of concerns that Bullioh would pinch players from both the Cudgewa FNC & the Tallangatta Valley FNC.^[2]

Unfortunately, since the 2002 season there have currently been no official Inter-League matches, the only exceptions are a handful of Junior Carnivals the last one attended was a AFL North East Border carnival in 2009, & the senior Netballer's since 2006 have regularly attended the Albury Indoor Carnival, normally held in October, after all the regions competitions have ended.^[3] The AFL North East Border other league's, the Ovens & Murray Football League, the Ovens & King Football League, & the Tallangatta & District Football League, along with AFL New South Wales/Australian Capital Territory league, the Hume Football League, have agreements with either The AFL Victorian Country Championships or other leagues across Victoria & New South Wales leaving the Upper Murray without the option for an opponent for most years.^[4]

On September 2, 2014,^[5] it was announced that there were plans to demolish the historic 108-year-old Corryong Grandstand as part of plans to refurbish the Towong Grandstand at the Towong Turf Club. Sadly the Corryong Grandstand is not heritage listed either Nationally or with Victoria.^[6] After public backlash from the Upper After gathering submissions from members of the community, the group had a meeting with VCAT scheduled for Friday April 10, 2015, in Melbourne, but was later reschedule for Friday May 8, 2015, in Wodonga. An announcement regarding it's fate was scheduled to take place on Monday June 1, 2015. In the Thursday September 10, 2015 edition of the Corryong Courier the grandstand made the front page with the headline reading "LAST STAND? Death knell sounds for grandstand."^[7]

In a first for the local area, the 2015 Round 13 (August 1, 2015) clash between Bullioh & Cudgewa at Tallangata Valley saw the match abandoned by the Umpire. During play in the third quarter Bullioh's Matt Tyrell was reported & requested to leave the ground by the Umpire. After five (5) minuets had past and Tyrell had refused to leave the field of play, a new rule allowed the Umpire officially abandon the match. As the incident has occurred after half time the scores were declared final and Cugdewa officially awarded the four premiership points, "Bullioh 2.1 (13) def. by Cudgewa 8.12 (60)." During that week's tribunal Bullioh's Matt Tyrell was cleared to play the following week after they took into account his excellent playing record, while teammate Taylor Fenton received a one-week suspension for abusive language from the same game.^{[8] [9] [10]}

As part of the AFL Victoria Country reforms to league operations a player point cap system will be introduced from the start of the 2016 season. Fellow league's the Ovens and Murray, the Tallangatta and District, and the Ovens and King will also see the introduction of a player point cap system while the Hume league introduced the change to their league for the start of the 2015 season. For the UMFNL the player points cap has been set at 46 for 2016 before it drops by four in 2017.^[11]

Current Finals System

The UMFNL currently uses the "Page–McIntyre system". The final series is played over four Saturdays, with the Grand Final traditionally being played on the first weekend of September. A home ground advantage is awarded to teams only according to the Senior Grade Football , with all finals for both Football & Netball are played at the one venue during each final day. Unlike other leagues in the local area, the Grand Final is not played at a natural venue (Like the TDFL) or traditional venue (Like the HFL), instead the winner of the 1st Semi-Final for the Senior Grade Football is awarded hosting rights for that season's grand final.

Semi-Finals

Preliminary Final

Grand Final

A

1st on Ladder

Home

2nd on Ladder

Away

D

Winner Major Semi-Final

Home

C

Loser Major Semi-Final

Home

Winner Preliminary Final

Away

Winner Minor Semi-Final

Away

B

3rd on Ladder

Home

4th on Ladder

Away

Senior Grade Honour Boards

Notes
1907: Cudgewa won the right to challenge the minor premiers, Corryong, who refused to play because an umpire for the grand final was not sourced from Albury, NSW.
1918–1919: Only a half season was played due to a lack of footballers during and after World War I.
1945–1946: Only a half season was played due to a lack of footballers during and after World War II.

Ladder

KEY: [?] = Details are still unclear or are missing.

#	First		Second		Third		Fourth		Fifth		Sixth
Year	Pts	Club	Pts	Club	Pts	Club	Pts	Club	Pts	Club	Pts	Club
1893	[?]	Corryong	[?]	Cudgewa	[?]	Mount Elliot
1894	20	Corryong	12	Mount Elliot	12	Cudgewa
1895	30	Mount Elliot	26	Corryong	8	Cudgewa
1896	20	Cudgewa	16	Mount Elliot	0	Corryong
1897	24	Mount Elliot	12	Corryong	0	Cudgewa
1898	[?]	Mount Elliot	[?]	Corryong	[?]	Cudgewa	[?]	Walwa
1899	[?]	Corryong	[?]	Walwa	[?]	Khancoban	[?]	Mount Elliot	[?]	[?] Cudgewa
1900	32	Walwa	32	Corryong	8	Cudgewa	4	Khancoban	[?]	[?] Mount Elliot
1901	20	Federal	20	Walwa	4	Corryong	[?]	[?] Cudgewa
1902	24	Federal	20	Corryong	4	Cudgewa	[?]	[?] Walwa
1903	16	Corryong	16	Cudgewa	4	Federal	[?]	[?] Walwa
1904	12	Cudgewa	12	Corryong	0	Towong	[?]	[?] Federal	[?]	[?] Walwa
1905	20	Corryong	16	Cudgewa	12	Towong Wanderers	[?]	[?] Federal	[?]	[?] Walwa
1906	16	Thowgla	16	Corryong	4	Cudgewa	[?]	[?] Federal	[?]	[?] Walwa
1907	14	Corryong	14	Cudgewa	4	Thowgla	[?]	[?] Federal	[?]	[?] Walwa
1908	20	Corryong	16	Khancoban	0	Cudgewa	[?]	[?] Federal	[?]	[?] Walwa
1909	28	Corryong	16	Cudgewa	12	Walwa	8	Federal
1910	16	Cudgewa	16	Walwa	12	Corryong	4	Federal
1911	20	Cudgewa	12	Walwa	8	Corryong	8	Federal
1912	[?]	Corryong	[?]	Cudgewa	[?]	Federal	[?]	Tintaldra	[?]	[?] Walwa
1913	[?]	Cudgewa	[?]	Corryong	[?]	Federal	[?]	Walwa	[?]	Tintaldra
1914	[?]	Cudgewa	[?]	Federal	[?]	Corryong	[?]	[?] Walwa
1915	[?]	Corryong	[?]	Federal	[?]	Cudgewa	[?]	[?] Walwa
1916	Upper Murray Football Association in recess due to World War I
1917	Upper Murray Football Association in recess due to World War I
1918	8	Federal	4	Corryong	0	Cudgewa	[?]	[?] Walwa
1919	[?]	[?] Corryong	[?]	[?] Cudgewa	[?]	[?] Federal	[?]	[?] Walwa
1920	[?]	Walwa	[?]	Corryong	[?]	Cudgewa	[?]	Federal
1921	28	Cudgewa	28	Corryong	28	Walwa	0	Federal
1922	20	Walwa	16	Cudgewa	8	Corryong	0	Federal
1923	48	Corryong	16	Cudgewa	16	Walwa	16	Federal
1924	40	Corryong	24	Walwa	24	Federal	0	Cudgewa
1925	36	Walwa	28	Corryong	24	Federal	8	Cudgewa
1926	36	Corryong	28	Federal	24	Walwa	8	Cudgewa
1927	[?]	Corryong	[?]	Walwa	[?]	Cudgewa	[?]	Federal
1928	[?]	Corryong	[?]	Walwa	[?]	Federal	[?]	Cudgewa
1929	44	Walwa	36	Federal	26	Corryong	8	Cudgewa	6	Berringama
1930	36	Corryong	32	Federal	28	Walwa	8	Cudgewa	0	Berringama
1931	32	Walwa	24	Corryong	20	Cudgewa	20	Federal
1932	32	Corryong	24	Walwa	20	Federal	20	Cudgewa
1933	32	Federal	30	Corryong	22	Walwa	12	Cudgewa
1934	30	Walwa	26	Federal	24	Corryong	16	Cudgewa
1935	44	Federal	32	Corryong	20	Walwa	0	Cudgewa
1936	42	Federal	30	Walwa	18	Corryong	6	Cudgewa
1937	28	Walwa	28	Federal	8	Corryong	4	Cudgewa
1938	[?]	Cudgewa	[?]	Walwa	[?]	Federal	[?]	Corryong
1939	[?]	Cudgewa	[?]	Corryong	[?]	Federal	[?]	Walwa
1940	[?]	Walwa	[?]	Federal	[?]	Corryong	[?]	Cudgewa
1941	Upper Murray Football League in recess due to World War II
1942	Upper Murray Football League in recess due to World War II
1943	Upper Murray Football League in recess due to World War II
1944	Upper Murray Football League in recess due to World War II
1945	18	Walwa	12	Cudgewa	10	Corryong	8	Federal
1946	34	Cudgewa	24	Walwa	18	Federal	12	Corryong
1947	40	Cudgewa	32	Walwa	12	Corryong	12	Federal
1948	36	Corryong	24	Walwa	20	Cudgewa	16	Federal
1949	40	Walwa	32	Corryong	18	Federal	6	Cudgewa
1950	40	Walwa	32	Corryong	32	Federal	12	Cudgewa	4	Border United
1951	56	Corryong	44	Federal	36	Walwa	32	Cudgewa	12	Border United	4	Tintaldra
1952	56	Corryong	44	Cudgewa	36	Walwa	24	Federal	20	Border United	0	Tintaldra
1953	[?]	Corryong	[?]	Walwa	[?]	Federal	[?]	Cudgewa	[?]	Border United	[?]	Tintaldra
1954	[?]	Corryong	[?]	Walwa	[?]	Federal	[?]	Cudgewa	[?]	Border United	[?]	Tintaldra
1955	[?]	Corryong	[?]	Cudgewa	[?]	Federal	[?]	Walwa	[?]	Border United	[?]	Tintaldra
1956	[?]	Walwa	[?]	Cudgewa	[?]	Border United	[?]	Corryong	[?]	Federal	[?]	Tintaldra
1957	[?]	Walwa	[?]	Border United	[?]	Corryong	[?]	Cudgewa	[?]	Federal	[?]	Tintaldra
1958	[?]	Corryong	[?]	Cudgewa	[?]	Federal	[?]	Walwa	[?]	Border United	[?]	Tintaldra
1959	[?]	Corryong	[?]	Cudgewa	[?]	Federal	[?]	Border United	[?]	Walwa	[?]	Tintaldra
1960	[?]	Federal	[?]	Corryong	[?]	Cudgewa	[?]	Walwa	[?]	Border United	[?]	Tintaldra
1961	60	Cudgewa	46	Federal	32	Corryong	22	Tintaldra	12	Walwa	0	Border United
1962	40	Cudgewa	36	Corryong	24	Federal	20	Border-Walwa	0	Tintaldra-Khancoban United
1963	48	Corryong	36	Cudgewa	20	Federal	16	Border-Walwa	0	Tintaldra-Khancoban United
1964	40	Corryong	36	Federal	24	Border-Walwa	20	Cudgewa	0	Tintaldra-Khancoban United
1965	44	Cudgewa	32	Federal	20	Tintaldra-Khancoban United	16	Corryong	8	Border-Walwa
1966	40	Cudgewa	38	Corryong	28	Federal	14	Border-Walwa	0	Tintaldra-Khancoban United
1967	44	Cudgewa	34	Border-Walwa	22	Corryong	16	Federal	4	Tintaldra-Khancoban United
1968	40	Corryong	32	Federal	28	Cudgewa	20	Border-Walwa
1969	44	Corryong	32	Cudgewa	24	Federal	20	Border-Walwa
1970	56	Cudgewa	24	Corryong	20	Federal	20	Border-Walwa
1971	40	Corryong	36	Cudgewa	28	Federal	16	Border-Walwa	0	Tumbarumba
1972	38	Corryong	24	Federal	24	Border-Walwa	20	Cudgewa	0	Tumbarumba
1973	66	Corryong	59	Border-Walwa	43	Cudgewa	35	Federal	7	Tumbarumba
1974	40	Border-Walwa	28	Federal	28	Cudgewa	20	Corryong	4	Tumbarumba
1975	40	Border-Walwa	32	Federal	28	Cudgewa	20	Corryong	0	Tumbarumba
1976	40	Federal	28	Cudgewa	24	Corryong	16	Border-Walwa	12	Tumbarumba
1977	44	Federal	32	Corryong	28	Border-Walwa	8	Tumbarumba	8	Cudgewa
1978	44	Corryong	44	Federal	36	Border-Walwa	28	Tumbarumba	20	Cudgewa	8	Tumut
1979	52	Cudgewa	44	Corryong	40	Federal	28	Tumbarumba	12	Tumut	8	Border-Walwa
1980	48	Federal	44	Corryong	34	Border-Walwa	28	Tumbarumba	26	Cudgewa	0	Tumut
1981	60	Cudgewa	40	Federal	34	Corryong	34	Border-Walwa	8	Tumbarumba	4	Tumut
1982	44	Cudgewa	40	Tumut	36	Federal	28	Border-Walwa	20	Tumbarumba	12	Corryong
1983	48	Border-Walwa	44	Corryong	40	Federal	28	Tumut	12	Cudgewa	8	Tumbarumba
1984	52	Cudgewa	44	Border-Walwa	40	Corryong	30	Federal	12	Tumut	2	Tumbarumba
1985	48	Corryong	40	Border-Walwa	40	Cudgewa	36	Federal	16	Tumbarumba	0	Tumut
1986	44	Federal	32	Border-Walwa	20	Cudgewa	16	Tumbarumba	8	Corryong
1987	40	Border-Walwa	32	Federal	28	Corryong	20	Tumbarumba	0	Cudgewa
1988	44	Corryong	36	Federal	16	Border-Walwa	16	Tumbarumba	8	Cudgewa
1989	44	Federal	32	Border-Walwa	26	Cudgewa	18	Corryong	0	Tumbarumba
1990	48	Border-Walwa	24	Tumbarumba	24	Corryong	20	Federal	4	Cudgewa
1991	44	Border-Walwa	40	Corryong	24	Cudgewa	12	Federal	0	Tumbarumba
1992	48	Border-Walwa	36	Federal	20	Cudgewa	12	Corryong	4	Tumbarumba
1993	40	Federal	36	Border-Walwa	32	Corryong	8	Cudgewa	4	Tumbarumba
1994	40	Cudgewa	36	Border-Walwa	28	Federal	12	Corryong	4	Tumbarumba
1995	44	Border-Walwa	32	Corryong	28	Cudgewa	16	Federal	0	Tumbarumba
1996	48	Border-Walwa	28	Federal	16	Corryong	4	Cudgewa
1997	48	Border-Walwa	32	Cudgewa	20	Corryong	16	Federal	4	Tumbarumba
1998	36	Border-Walwa	36	Tumbarumba	28	Federal	16	Corryong	4	Cudgewa
1999	40	Border-Walwa	36	Cudgewa	28	Tumbarumba	12	Federal	4	Corryong
2000	42	Cudgewa	34	Corryong	24	Federal	20	Tumbarumba	0	Border-Walwa
2001	56	Corryong	48	Federal	32	Border-Walwa	24	Tumbarumba	16	Bullioh	4	Cudgewa
2002	52	Border-Walwa	44	Corryong	44	Bullioh	24	Federal	16	Tumbarumba	0	Cudgewa
2003	60	Federal	40	Cudgewa	32	Corryong	32	Bullioh	16	Tumbarumba	0	Border-Walwa
2004	52	Bullioh	52	Federal	32	Corryong	28	Cudgewa	12	Border-Walwa	4	Tumbarumba
2005	52	Corryong	44	Federal	40	Bullioh	32	Border-Walwa	8	Cudgewa	4	Tumbarumba
2006	60	Federal	48	Bullioh	32	Corryong	20	Cudgewa	12	Border-Walwa	8	Tumbarumba
2007	56	Bullioh	36	Federal	32	Cudgewa	28	Corryong	20	Border-Walwa	8	Tumbarumba
2008	52	Bullioh	44	Cudgewa	28	Corryong	28	Border-Walwa	16	Tumbarumba	12	Federal
2009	52	Bullioh	36	Border-Walwa	32	Tumbarumba	32	Federal	24	Cudgewa	4	Corryong
2010	56	Bullioh	44	Border-Walwa	44	Federal	20	Tumbarumba	12	Cudgewa	4	Corryong
2011	48	Bullioh	44	Federal	36	Cudgewa	32	Border-Walwa	20	Tumbarumba	0	Corryong
2012	52	Tumbarumba	48	Bullioh	44	Cudgewa	20	Corryong	12	Federal	4	Border-Walwa
2013	60	Tumbarumba	36	Corryong	32	Federal	30	Bullioh	22	Cudgewa	0	Border-Walwa
2014	52	Cudgewa	44	Corryong	44	Bullioh	20	Tumbarumba	20	Federal	0	Border-Walwa

Grand Finals

KEY: [?] = Details are still unclear or are missing.

Year	G	B	Pts	Premiers	G	B	Pts	Runners-Up	Ground
1893	-	-	1st	Corryong	-	-	2nd	Cudgewa	Ladder: home & away points
1894	-	-	1st	Mount Elliot	-	-	2nd	Cudgewa	Ladder: home & away points
1895	-	-	1st	Corryong	-	-	2nd	Mount Elliot	Ladder: home & away points
1896	[?]	[?]	[?]	Cudgewa	[?]	[?]	[?]	Mount Elliot	[?]
1897	-	-	1st	Mount Elliot	-	-	2nd	Corryong	Ladder: home & away points
1898	-	-	1st	Mount Elliot	-	-	2nd	Corryong	Ladder: home & away points
1899	-	-	1st	Corryong	-	-	2nd	Walwa	Ladder: home & away points
1900	4	2	26	Wawla	3	4	22	Corryong	Walwa Recreation Reserve
1901	3	2	20	Federal	2	5	17	Walwa	Corryong Recreation Reserve
1902	-	-	1st	Federal	-	-	2nd	Cudgewa	Ladder: home & away points
1903	3	5	23	Corryong	2	3	15	Cudgewa	Corryong Recreation Reserve
1904	4	4	28	Cudgewa	2	12	24	Corryong	[?]
1905	-	-	1st	Corryong	-	-	2nd	Cudgewa	Ladder: home & away points
1906	4	6	30	Thowgla	2	8	20	Corryong	[?]
1907	-	-	1st 2nd	Corryong Cudgewa	-	-	3rd	Thowgla	Ladder: home & away points
1908	-	-	1st	Corryong	-	-	2nd	Khancoban	Ladder: home & away points
1909	-	-	1st	Corryong	-	-	2nd	Cudgewa	Ladder: home & away points
1910	7	13	55	Corryong	3	7	25	Cudgewa	Corryong Recreation Reserve
1911	9	6	60	Cudgewa	5	9	39	Federal	[?]
1912	7	11	47	Corryong	2	4	16	Cudgewa	Cudgewa Recreation Reserve
1913	5	13	43	Cudgewa	4	6	30	Corryong	Corryong Recreation Reserve
1914	6	3	39	Cudgewa	2	5	17	Federal	Cudgewa Recreation Reserve
1915	3	12	30	Corryong	2	6	18	Federal	Corryong Recreation Reserve
1916	Upper Murray Football Association in recess due to World War I
1917	Upper Murray Football Association in recess due to World War I
1918	-	-	1st	Federal	-	-	2nd	Cudgewa	Ladder: home & away points
1919	[?]	[?]	[?]	Cudgewa	[?]	[?]	[?]	[?]	[?]
1920	[?]	[?]	[?]	Walwa	[?]	[?]	[?]	Corryong	Walwa Recreation Reserve
1921	4	9	33	Cudgewa	2	11	23	Walwa	Cudgewa Recreation Reserve
1922	[?]	[?]	[?]	Walwa	[?]	[?]	[?]	Corryong	Walwa Recreation Reserve
1923	9	5	59	Corryong	2	1	13	Cudgewa	Corryong Recreation Reserve
1924	6	13	49	Corryong	4	8	32	Federal	Corryong Recreation Reserve
1925	[?]	[?]	[?]	Federal	[?]	[?]	[?]	Walwa	Walwa Recreation Reserve
1926	5	10	40	Corryong	4	9	33	Federal	Corryong Recreation Reserve
1927	7	10	52	Corryong	4	1	25	Cudgewa	Corryong Recreation Reserve
1928	12	12	84	Corryong	11	5	71	Walwa	Corryong Recreation Reserve
1929	5	15	45	Walwa	3	3	21	Corryong	Walwa Recreation Reserve
1930	12	9	81	Corryong	5	10	40	Federal	Corryong Recreation Reserve
1931	10	7	67	Walwa	9	4	58	Corryong	Walwa Recreation Reserve
1932	17	13	115	Corryong	14	5	89	Walwa	Corryong Recreation Reserve
1933	9	9	63	Federal	7	8	50	Corryong	Corryong Recreation Reserve
1934	11	11	77	Federal	9	10	64	Corryong	Corryong Recreation Reserve
1935	10	7	67	Federal	6	9	45	Corryong	Corryong Recreation Reserve
1936	6	12	48	Walwa	5	9	39	Federal	Walwa Recreation Reserve
1937	12	10	82	Walwa	11	8	74	Federal	Walwa Recreation Reserve
1938	7	13	55	Cudgewa	7	24	66	Walwa	Cudgewa Recreation Reserve
1939	7	24	66	Cudgewa	7	13	55	Corryong	Corryong Recreation Reserve
1940	7	9	51	Walwa	3	5	23	Federal	Walwa Recreation Reserve
1941	Upper Murray Football League in recess due to World War II
1942	Upper Murray Football League in recess due to World War II
1943	Upper Murray Football League in recess due to World War II
1944	Upper Murray Football League in recess due to World War II
1945	8	8	56	Federal	3	9	27	Walwa	Corryong Recreation Reserve
1946	3	10	28	Cudgewa	3	7	25	Walwa	Cudgewa Recreation Reserve
1947	7	10	52	Cudgewa	6	9	45	Walwa	Cudgewa Recreation Reserve
1948	16	14	110	Walwa	16	5	101	Corryong	Walwa Recreation Reserve
1949	9	19	73	Walwa	8	9	57	Corryong	Walwa Recreation Reserve
1950	7	5	47	Walwa	4	7	31	Corryong	Walwa Recreation Reserve
1951	10	7	67	Corryong	4	11	35	Federal	Corryong Recreation Reserve
1952	11	10	76	Cudgewa	9	7	61	Corryong	Cudgewa Recreation Reserve
1953	9	6	60	Cudgewa	8	11	59	Corryong	Cudgewa Recreation Reserve
1954	12	13	85	Cudgewa	6	2	38	Walwa	[?]
1955	7	9	51	Walwa	5	12	42	Corryong	[?]
1956	12	5	77	Walwa	5	12	42	Cudgewa	[?]
1957	9	13	67	Walwa	4	6	30	Border United	[?]
1958	7	10	52	Walwa	6	7	43	Cudgewa	[?]
1959	5	12	42	Federal	3	14	32	Corryong	[?]
1960	10	7	67	Federal	8	12	60	Corryong	[?]
1961	9	7	61	Cudgewa	8	10	58	Federal	[?]
1962	9	11	65	Cudgewa	7	11	53	Corryong	[?]
1963	11	10	76	Cudgewa	4	11	35	Corryong	Cudgewa Recreation Reserve
1964	13	11	89	Corryong	6	9	45	Federal	Corryong Recreation Reserve
1965	11	7	73	Federal	9	7	61	Cudgewa	Cudgewa Recreation Reserve
1966	18	14	122	Cudgewa	8	8	56	Corryong	Cudgewa Recreation Reserve
1967	9	10	64	Cudgewa	5	4	34	Border-Walwa	Cudgewa Recreation Reserve
1968	8	11	59	Corryong	4	6	30	Federal	Corryong Recreation Reserve
1969	12	14	86	Corryong	13	6	84	Cudgewa	[?]
1970	11	8	74	Cudgewa	6	13	49	Corryong	[?]
1971	9	19	73	Cudgewa	3	8	26	Federal	[?]
1972	15	11	101	Corryong	11	6	72	Cudgewa	[?]
1973	11	6	72	Cudgewa	5	5	35	Border-Walwa	[?]
1974	9	9	63	Cudgewa	8	6	54	Federal	[?]
1975	9	9	63	Federal	8	9	57	Border-Walwa	Jingellic Recreation Reserve
1976	9	7	61	Federal	7	8	50	Border-Walwa	Corryong Recreation Reserve
1977	18	21	129	Federal	16	7	103	Corryong	Corryong Recreation Reserve
1978	17	10	112	Corryong	16	11	107	Federal	Corryong Recreation Reserve
1979	8	22	70	Cudgewa	10	5	65	Federal	Cudgewa Recreation Reserve
1980	16	18	114	Federal	6	13	49	Tumbarumba	Corryong Recreation Reserve
1981	11	25	91	Cudgewa	7	12	54	Border-Walwa	Cudgewa Recreation Reserve
1982	14	7	91	Tumut	8	10	58	Cudgewa	Cudgewa Recreation Reserve
1983	4	7	31	Federal	3	9	27	Border-Walwa	Corryong Recreation Reserve
1984	15	18	108	Border-Walwa	13	16	94	Cudgewa	Cudgewa Recreation Reserve
1985	18	9	117	Corryong	15	12	102	Federal	Corryong Recreation Reserve
1986	19	9	123	Federal	10	11	71	Cudgewa	[?]
1987	25	13	163	Corryong	10	7	67	Federal	Cudgewa Recreation Reserve
1988	7	8	50	Federal	5	5	35	Corryong	Cudgewa Recreation Reserve
1989	7	12	54	Federal	7	7	49	Border-Walwa	Corryong Recreation Reserve
1990	18	16	124	Border-Walwa	8	12	60	Corryong	Cudgewa Recreation Reserve
1991	19	19	133	Border-Walwa	8	11	59	Corryong	Cudgewa Recreation Reserve
1992	9	4	58	Border-Walwa	4	6	30	Federal	Cudgewa Recreation Reserve
1993	10	13	73	Federal	8	9	57	Border-Walwa	[?]
1994	17	13	115	Federal	10	10	70	Cudgewa	Cudgewa Recreation Reserve
1995	18	13	121	Corryong	13	12	90	Border-Walwa	Walwa Recreation Reserve
1996	17	7	109	Border-Walwa	9	7	61	Corryong	[?]
1997	15	16	106	Border-Walwa	12	5	77	Cudgewa	Walwa Recreation Reserve
1998	6	10	46	Border-Walwa	5	10	40	Tumbarumba	Cudgewa Recreation Reserve
1999	9	14	68	Cudgewa	10	3	63	Border-Walwa	Cudgewa Recreation Reserve
2000	21	5	131	Cudgewa	14	9	93	Corryong	[?]
2001	9	7	61	Corryong	5	4	34	Federal	Corryong Recreation Reserve
2002	19	14	128	Corryong	4	7	31	Border-Walwa	Corryong Recreation Reserve
2003	9	3	57	Corryong	6	2	38	Federal	Corryong Recreation Reserve
2004	10	16	76	Bullioh	8	6	54	Corryong	Tallangatta Valley Recreation Reserve
2005	15	11	101	Corryong	7	6	48	Federal	Corryong Recreation Reserve
2006	15	14	104	Federal	3	7	25	Corryong	Corryong Recreation Reserve
2007	13	8	86	Federal	12	6	78	Bullioh	Tallangatta Valley Recreation Reserve
2008	20	13	133	Bullioh	3	7	25	Corryong	Tallangatta Valley Recreation Reserve
2009	12	9	81	Bullioh	7	14	56	Tumbarumba	Tallangatta Valley Recreation Reserve
2010	6	4	40	Bullioh	0	4	4	Federal	Tallangatta Valley Recreation Reserve
2011	19	11	125	Bullioh	9	8	62	Cudgewa	Tallangatta Valley Recreation Reserve
2012	13	11	89	Tumbarumba	12	4	76	Cudgewa	Tumbarumba Recreation Reserve
2013	15	12	102	Tumbarumba	10	9	69	Bullioh	Tumbarumba Recreation Reserve
2014	16	12	108	Cudgewa	12	5	77	Corryong	Cudgewa Recreation Reserve

Medal Winners

	McAullife Medal: Best & Fairest			[?] Medal: Leading Goalkicker
Year	Votes	Player	Club	Goals	Player	Club
2013	20	Even Nichols Stephen Barnes	Corryong Tumbarumba	90	Matthew Molkentin	Tumbarumba

Life Members

Inducted	Inductee	Notes
(N/A)	Arthur R. Nickless	Upper Murray Football League * (No life membership awarded) * President: 1972-1977 Victoria Country Football League * VCFL Service Medallion M.B.D. Football Council * Delegate for the Upper Murray Football League 1977
[Pre-1977]	Alan M. Vogel	Upper Murray Football League * President: 1961, 1965, 1970
[Pre-1977]	Clive McAuliffe	Upper Murray Football League * President: 1964 * Vice President: 1977 * Inter-League Manager: 1977 Victoria Country Football League * VCFL Service Medallion M.B.D. Football Council * Delegate for the Upper Murray Football League 1977
[Pre-1977]	Col McClure (dec.)	Upper Murray Football League * Secretary: 1945-1962 * Ball Committee: 1977 Victoria Country Football League * VCFL Service Medallion
[Pre-1977]	G. C. Hamilton (dec.)	Upper Murray Football League * President: 1959
[?]	George Turner	[?]
[?]	Jack Hallinan	Border-Walwa FNC * Formed the Junior Border-Walwa Football team * Arranged entry into the Upper Murray Football Association * Coached & organized juniors * Club Secretary: 10 Seasons Upper Murray Football League * Tribunal Representative Ovens and Murray Football League * Appeals Board Victoria Country Football League * Delegate for the Upper Murray Football League
[?]	Jeff Ross	Upper Murray Football League Secretary
[?]	Milne Bryant
2013	Mont Waters	(Tumbarumba AFNC)
[?]	Norm Hughes	[?]
1976	Ron G. Clarke (dec.)	Tintaldra FC * Player: 1951-1959 * Club Best & Fairest: 1958 * President: 1960-1961 Tintaldra-Khancoban United FC * President: 1963-1966 Upper Murray Football League * President: 1962, 1967 * Vice-President: 6 Seasons * Secretary: 10 Seasons * Assistan Secretary: 1 Season * Tribunal Representative: 3 Seasons * Ball Committee: 1977

Victorian Football League / Australian Football League Players

Current
Player	UMFNL Club	AFL Club	Jumper #	Drafted	Debut	Years
Shaun Atley (Stats to end of 2013*)	Federal FC	North Melbourne FC	#18 (2011–*)	2010: National Pick #17 (via Murray Bushrangers FC)	2011: Round #1 vs West Coast Eagles FC	2011–Present 82* Games 9* Goals
Former
Player	UMFNL Club	VFL/AFL Club	Jumper #	Drafted	Debut	Years
Peter Chitty	Cudgewa FC	St. Kilda FC	#36 (1936)	1936: (via Albury FC)	1936: Round 11 vs Fitzroy FC	1936 2 Games 0 Goals
Bob Chitty	Cudgewa FC	Carlton FC	#33 (1937) #6 (1938-1946)	1936: (via Sunshine FC)	1937: Round 7 vs Footscray FC	1937–1946 147 Games 32 Goals
Kevin Smith	Federal FC	Richmond FC	#26 (1964-1966)	1964: (via Myrtleford FC)	1964: Round 1 vs Footscray FC	1964-1966 47 Games 3 Goals
Darryl Herrod	Federal FC	Geelong FC (1966-1967) Fitzroy FC (1968-1971)	#13 (1966-1967) #19 (1968-1971)	1966: (via Assumption College)	1966: Round 3 vs Footscray FC	1966-1971 54 Games 1 Goals
Jon Collins	Federal FC	North Melbourne FC (1983-1985) St. Kilda FC (1986-1987)	#44 (1983) #11 (1984–85) #15 (1986–87)	1983: (via Wodonga FC)	1983: Round 17 vs Collingwood FC	1983-1987 40 Games 11 Goals
Adrian Whitehead	Federal FC	Carlton FC	#32 (1994-1999)	1992: National Pick #43 (via Wodonga FC)	1994: Round 3 vs Geelong FC	1994-1999 63 Games 22 Goals

Wennie van Lint

Tintaldra-Khancoban 1963 1967: via Albury FCC 1967 :Round 21 1967: 2 games/0 goals

All Grades Honour Boards (2013 Season)

KEY: [?] = Details are still unclear or are missing. [X] = No team is playing in this age grade for season.

Football

	Senior Grade		Reserve Grade		Under 16		Under 13		Under 10
Ladders
	Pts	Club	Pts	Club	Pts	Club	Pts	Club	Pts	Club	Pts	Club
First	60	Tumbarumba	60	Tumbarumba	56	Federal	56	Tumbarumba	[?]	[?] Border-Walwa
Second	36	Corryong	44	Corryong	44	Tumbarumba	52	Federal	[?]	[?] Bullioh
Third	32	Federal	36	Bullioh	32	Border-Walwa	32	Bullioh	[?]	[?] Corryong
Fourth	30	Bullioh	28	Federal	28	Cudgewa	24	Corryong	[?]	[?] Cudgewa
Fifth	22	Cudgewa	8	Cudgewa	12	Corryong	8	Border-Walwa	[?]	[?] Federal
Sixth	0	Border-Walwa	4	Border-Walwa	[X]	(Bullioh)	8	Cudgewa	[?]	[?] Tumbarumba
Grand Final
	Pts	Club	Pts	Club	Pts	Club	Pts	Club	Pts	Club	Pts	Club
Premiers	102	Tumbarumba (15.12)	53	Tumbarumba (8.5)	46	Tumbarumba (6.10)	16	Federal (2.4)	[?]	[?]
Runners-Up	69	Bullioh (10.9)	47	Corryong (6.11)	25	Federal (3.7)	7	Tumbarumba (1.1)	[?]	[?]
Medals
	Pts	Club	Pts	Club	Pts	Club	Pts	Club	Pts	Club	Pts	Club
Best & Fairest	20	Even Nichols (Corryong) Stephen Barnes (Tumbarumba)	22	Brandon Lane (Tumbarumba)	28	Thomas Bennets (Tumbarumba)	[?]	[?]	[?]	[?]
Leading Goal Kicker	90	Matthew Molkentin (Tumbarumba)	48	Nathan Mortan (Tumbarumba)	53	Brady McKimmie (Federal)	33	Joshua Beer (Federal)	[?]	[?]

A-Grade Ladder

KEY: [?] = Details are still unclear or are missing.

#	First		Second		Third		Fourth		Fifth		Sixth
Year	Pts	Club	Pts	Club	Pts	Club	Pts	Club	Pts	Club	Pts	Club
2013	58	Bullioh	48	Federal	34	Border-Walwa	22	Corryong	18	Cudgewa	0	Tumbarumba
2014	48	Federal	42	Border-Walwa	36	Corryong	28	Cudgewa	26	Tumbarumba	0	Bullioh

A-Grade Grand Finals

KEY: [?] = Details are still unclear or are missing.

Year	Pts	Premiers	Pts	Runners-Up	Ground
2013	42	Federal	35	Bullioh	Tumbarumba Recreation Reserve
2014	43	Border-Walwa	37	Federal	Cudgewa Recreation Reserve

	A Grade		B Grade		C Grade		D Grade		Under 14		Under 11
Ladders
	Pts	Club	Pts	Club	Pts	Club	Pts	Club	Pts	Club	Pts	Club
First	58	Bullioh	48	Bullioh	46	Border-Walwa	52	Cudgewa	60	Federal	[?]	[?] Border-Walwa
Second	48	Federal	38	Cudgewa	42	Bullioh	48	Bullioh	44	Corryong	[?]	[?] Bullioh
Third	34	Border-Walwa	38	Federal	40	Cudgewa	40	Border-Walwa	36	Cudgewa	[?]	[?] Corryong
Fourth	22	Corryong	32	Corryong	38	Federal	28	Federal	24	Tumbarumba	[?]	[?] Cudgewa
Fifth	18	Cudgewa	18	Border-Walwa	10	Tumbarumba	8	Tumbarumba	16	Border-Walwa	[?]	[?] Federal
Sixth	0	Tumbarumba	6	Tumbarumba	4	Corryong	4	Corryong	0	Bullioh	[?]	[?] Tumbarumba
Grand Final
	Pts	Club	Pts	Club	Pts	Club	Pts	Club	Pts	Club	Pts	Club
Premiers	42	Federal	54	Federal	34	Cudgewa	32	Cudgewa	26	Federal	[?]	[?]
Runners-Up	35	Bullioh	27	Bullioh	32	Border-Walwa	19	Bullioh	12	Corryong	[?]	[?]
Medals
	Pts	Club	Pts	Club	Pts	Club	Pts	Club	Pts	Club	Pts	Club
Best & Fairest	21	Emily Jones (Bullioh)	17	Katie Hewatt (Corryong)	21	Jahla Hunt (Federal)	29	Kate Mccallum (Cudgewa)	[?]	[?]	[?]	[?]
Leading Goal Scorer	413	Sally-Ann Walker (Federal)	379	Naomi Walsh (Cudgewa)	206	Abbey Edwards (Cudgewa)	224	Kate Mccallum (Cudgewa)	175	Chelsea Mckimmie (Federal)	[?]	[?]

See also

• Australian rules football in Victoria
• Australian rules football in New South Wales
• Zoning in Australian Rules Football
• List of Australian rules football clubs by date of establishment
• Tallangatta & District Football League
• Farrer Football League
• 1992 AFL Draft
• 2010 AFL Draft

References

1. http://192.102.239.158/ndp/del/article/130177188?searchTerm=Corryong football club&searchLimits=l-edition=Penguin+Classic+Seriesno.10|||l-word=100+-+1000+Words|||l-title=548
2. http://www.sportingpulse.com/get_file.cgi?id=1417335
3. https://twitter.com/AFLNEB/status/592988363776335872
4. http://www.foxsportspulse.com/club_info.cgi?client=1-6203-80964-0-0&sID=168550&&news_task=DETAIL&articleID=29713318
5. http://www.towong.vic.gov.au/about-council/agendas-minutes/minutes/images/FINAL2_September_2014.pdf
6. http://www.bordermail.com.au/story/2618099/avoiding-a-grandstand-finish-photos/?cs=11
7. https://www.facebook.com/156498674495448/photos/a.157203814424934.54696.156498674495448/763465457132097/?type=1&theater
8. http://www.bordermail.com.au/story/3259173/bulldog-walks-free-at-tribunal/?cs=10
9. http://www.foxsportspulse.com/round_info.cgi?c=0-6202-0-350052-0&pool=1&fixture=124395231&a=SELECT
10. http://www.bordermail.com.au/story/3250856/saturday-scoreboard-august-1/?cs=10
11. http://www.bordermail.com.au/story/3319955/point-of-it-all-afl-victoria-rolls-out-points-cap/?cs=2529

External links

• Official Upper Murray Football League website