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Calendar 2019 KINGBOROUGH TIGERS FOOTBALL CLUB 2019 CALENDAR TSL TSLW MONTH DAY TIME GAME/EVENT VENUE TIME GAME/EVENT VENUE APRIL APRIL Thursday 4th 7:30pm Tigers TSL Season Launch & Jumper Presentation Twin Ovals Saturday 6th BYE Monday 8th 6:00pm Tigers Board Meeting Twin Ovals Thursday 11th 7:30pm Players Tea / Social Tiger Twin Ovals Friday 12th 7:30pm Tigers TSLW Season Launch Robbie Browns Saturday 13th 2:00pm Round 3 V Lauderdale Lauderdale Oval Thursday 18th 7:30pm Players Tea / Social Tiger Twin Ovals 7:30pm Tigers TSLW jumper Presentation Twin Ovals Friday 19th 3:00pm Round 4 V North Hobart - GOOD FRIDAY Official Opening of Seated Area Twin Ovals Thursday 25th 2:30pm Round 5 V Glenorchy - ANZAC DAY KGV Oval 6:00pm Round 1 V Glenorchy - ANZAC DAY KGV Oval MAY MAY Thursday 2nd 7:30pm Players Tea / Social Tiger Twin Ovals Friday 3rd 6:00pm Junior Family Meal Night Kingston Beach Oval Saturday 4th 2:00pm Round 6 V Launceston Windsor Park Sunday 5th 1:00pm Round 2 V Clarence UTAS Stadium Monday 6th 6:00pm Tigers Board Meeting Twin Ovals Thursday 9th 7:30pm Players Tea / Social Tiger Twin Ovals Saturday 11th 6:00pm Round 7 V Clarence Twin Ovals Sunday 12th BYE Monday 13th Junior Week Commences - TSL / TSLW players to visit juniors Various Thursday 16th 7:30pm Players Tea / Social Tiger Twin Ovals Saturday 18th 6:00pm Round 8 V North Launceston UTAS Stadium 1:30pm Round 4 V North Launceston UTAS Stadium Saturday 25th Round 9 BYE Sunday 26th 12noon Round 5 V Launcetson Windsor Park Thursday 30th 7:30pm Players Tea / Social Tiger Twin Ovals Friday 31 May 6:00pm Junior Family Meal Night Kingston Beach Oval JUNE JUNE Saturday 1st 2:00pm Round 10 V Lauderdale - ADOPT A TIGER FUNCTION Twin Ovals Sunday 2nd 12noon Round 6 V Lauderdale Twin Ovals Monday 3rd 6:00pm Tigers Board Meeting Twin Ovals Monday 3rd Junior Week Commences - TSL / TSLW players to visit juniors Various Saturday 8th BYE Sunday 9th BYE Thursday 13th 7:30pm Players Tea / Social Tiger Twin Ovals Saturday 15th 2:00pm Round 11 V North Hobart - ABORIGINAL RECOGNITION GAME North Hobart Oval Sunday 16th 12noon Round 7 V Clarence Twin Ovals Thursday 20th 7:30pm Players Tea / Social Tiger Twin Ovals Friday 21st 7:00am BUSINESS BREAKFAST Wrest Point Saturday 22nd 11:00am Tasmania Devils v Northern Knights Twin Ovals Saturday 22nd 2:00pm Round 12 V Clarence Blundstone Arena Saturday 22nd 7:00pm KINGBOROUGH TIGERS NETBALL CLUB FUNCTION TBC Sunday 23rd 12noon Round 8 V North Launceston Twin Ovals Thursday 27th 7:30pm Players Tea / Social Tiger Twin Ovals Saturday 29th 1:00pm Round 13 V Glenorchy Twin Ovals Sunday 30th 12:30pm Round 9 V Glenorchy KGV Oval JULY JULY Thursday 4th 7:30pm Players Tea / Social Tiger Twin Ovals Friday 5th 6:00pm Junior Family Meal Night Kingston Beach Oval Saturday 6th 2:00pm Round 14 V Launceston - KTFC PAST PLAYERS DAY Twin Ovals Sunday 7th 10:30am Tasmania Devils v Bendigo Pioneers Twin Ovals 1:00pm Round 10 V Lauceston Twin Ovals Monday 8th 6:00pm Tigers Board Meeting Twin Ovals Thursday 11th 7:30pm Players Tea / Social Tiger Twin Ovals Saturday 13th 2:00pm Round 15 V North Launceston Twin Ovals Saturday 13th 7:00pm SPORTSMAN'S NIGHT Twin Ovals Sunday 14th 12noon Round 11 V Lauderdale Lauderdale Oval Monday 15th Junior Week Commences - TSL / TSLW players to visit juniors Various Saturday 20th TBC TIGERS 'ONE' CLUB SOCIAL EVENT - details to come TBC Thursday 25th 7:30pm Players Tea / Social Tiger Twin Ovals Saturday 27th 2:00pm Round 17 V Lauderdale Lauderdale Oval Sunday 28th 12noon Round 12 V Clarence TBC AUGUST AUGUST Thursday 1st 7:30pm Players Tea / Social Tiger Twin Ovals Friday 2nd 6:00pm Junior Family Meal Night Kingston Beach Oval Saturday 3rd 2:00pm Round 18 V North Hobart - KTFC LIFE MEMBERS DAY Twin Ovals Saturday 3th 7:00pm SOCIAL FUNCTION Twin Ovals Sunday 4th 12noon Round 13 V Glenorchy Twin Ovals Monday 5th 6:00pm Tigers Board Meeting Twin Ovals Thursday 8th 7:30pm Players Tea / Social Tiger Twin Ovals Saturday 10th 2:00pm Round 19 V Glenorchy KGV Oval Sunday 11th 1:30pm Round 14 V Launceston Windsor Park Thursday 15th 7:30pm Players Tea / Social Tiger Twin Ovals Saturday 17th 2:00pm Round 20 V Clarence - GADOMSKI/RIEWOLDT TROPHY Twin Ovals Sunday 18th 12noon Round 15 V North Launceston Twin Ovals Thursday 22nd 7:30pm Players Tea / Social Tiger Twin Ovals Saturday 24th 2:00pm Round 21 V Launceston Windsor Park Sunday 25th 12noon Round 16 V Lauderdale Twin Ovals Saturday 31st TBC Elimination final TBC 1st Semi TBC SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER Saturday 7th TBC 1st / 2nd Semi Final TBC 2nd Semi TBC Monday 9th 6:00pm Tigers Board meeting Twin Ovals Saturday 14th TBC Preliminary Final TBC Prelim TBC Friday 20th 12noon KINGBOROUGH TIGERS WOMEN'S AFL FUNCTION Twin Ovals Saturday 21st 3:00pm TSL Grand Final Blundstone Arena 12noon TSLW Grand Final Blundstone Arena Friday 27th 12noon KINGBOROUGH TIGERS GRAND FINAL LUNCHEON Twin Ovals Saturday 28th 3:00pm AFL GRAND FINAL MCG OCTOBER OCTOBER Saturday 5th TBC 2019 KINGBOROUGH TIGERS BLACK & GOLD GALA BALL & RAY LORKIN MEDAL PRESENTATION TBC Monday 21st 6:00pm Final Tiger Board Meeting Twin Ovals NOVEMBER NOVEMBER Friday 15th 1:00pm Presidents thankyou long lunch - Salty Dog - by invite only Salty Dog DECEMBER DECEMBER Thursday 19th 7:00pm KINGBOROUGH TIGERS SPORTS CLUB AGM Twin Ovals.
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