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100 Avenel Stanhope Merrigum Violet Town Tallygaroopna 2015 Merrigum 11 * Premiers & Champions SENIOR PREMIERS KYABRAM DISTRICT FOOTBALL NETBALL LEAGUE YEAR PREMIERS SCORE SECOND THIRD FOURTH FIFTH SIXTH 2016 NAGAMBIE 17. 16 - 118 def. 15. 10 - 100 AVENEL STANHOPE MERRIGUM VIOLET TOWN TALLYGAROOPNA 2015 MERRIGUM 11. 9 -75 def. 8. 2 - 50 STANHOPE NAGAMBIE AVENEL LANCASTER VIOLET TOWN 2014 NAGAMBIE 18. 12 - 120 def. 13. 7 - 85 MERRIGUM MURCHISON LANCASTER AVENEL STANHOPE 2013 MURCHISON 16. 19 - 115 def. 12. 12 - 84 STANHOPE MERRIGUM NAGAMBIE VIOLET TOWN LANCASTER 2012 VIOLET TOWN * 23. 18 - 156 def. 11. 14 - 80 UNDERA NAGAMBIE MURCHISON RUSHWORTH KYABRAM DISTRICT FOOTBALL LEAGUE 2011 LANCASTER 17. 9 - 111 def. 9. 13 - 67 RUSHWORTH STANHOPE VIOLET TOWN UNDERA 2010 NAGAMBIE 12. 17 - 89 def. 10. 14 - 74 UNDERA LANCASTER STANHOPE VIOLET TOWN 2009 UNDERA 16. 13 - 109 def. 13. 14 - 92 NAGAMBIE LANCASTER STANHOPE MURCHISON 2008 STANHOPE 17. 14 - 116 def. 10. 6 - 66 ARDMONA LANCASTER UNDERA NAGAMBIE 2007 STANHOPE 18. 13 - 121 def. 4. 10 - 34 ARDMONA TALLYGAROOPNA VIOLET TOWN UNDERA 2006 ARDMONA 15 . 9 - 99 def. 14. 13 - 97 STANHOPE LANCASTER YEA RUSHWORTH 2005 TALLYGAROOPNA 9. 9 - 63 def 9. 8 - 62 STANHOPE ARDMONA RUSHWORTH MURCHISON 2004 RUSHWORTH 19. 9 - 123 def. 14. 9 - 93 LANCASTER STANHOPE AVENEL MURCHISON 2003 STANHOPE * 15. 11 - 101 def. 9. 13 - 67 LANCASTER RUSHWORTH ARDMONA TALLYGAROOPNA 2002 ARDMONA 21. 12 - 138 def. 12. 20 - 92 LANCASTER NAGAMBIE STANHOPE RUSHWORTH 2001 LANCASTER 14. 17 - 101 def. 9. 11 - 65 STANHOPE AVENEL ARDMONA GIRGARRE 2000 STANHOPE 23. 11 - 149 def. 11. 11 - 77 NAGAMBIE MURCHISON LANCASTER ARDMONA 1999 NAGAMBIE * 24. 5 - 149 def. 10. 6 - 66 RUSHWORTH STANHOPE LANCASTER UNDERA 1998 NAGAMBIE 10. 17 - 77 def. 8. 8 - 56 UNDERA MURCHISON RUSHWORTH LANCASTER 1997 UNDERA 18. 8 - 116 def. 11. 6 -72 ARDMONA NAGAMBIE YEA LANCASTER 1996 ARDMONA 20. 6 - 126 def. 7. 6 - 48 UNDERA GIRGARRE YEA STANHOPE 1995 ARDMONA 13. 7 - 85 def. 9. 15 - 69 YEA MURCHISON UNDERA MERRIGUM 1994 AVENEL 23. 12 - 150 def. 16. 8 - 104 MERRIGUM NAGAMBIE YEA MURCHISON 1993 ARDMONA LANCASTER AVENEL MERRIGUM YEA 1992 LANCASTER ARDMONA MERRIGUM NAGAMBIE AVENEL 1991 GIRGARRE LANCASTER TALLYGAROOPNA MERRIGUM YEA 1990 MERRIGUM AVENEL LANCASTER TALLYGAROOPNA ARDMONA 1989 AVENEL GIRGARRE MURCHISON LANCASTER UNDERA 1988 LANCASTER MURCHISON AVENEL NAGAMBIE GIRGARRE 1987 MERRIGUM LANCASTER YEA MURCHISON AVENEL 1986 MERRIGUM AVENEL YEA NAGAMBIE TALLYGAROOPNA 1985 AVENEL NAGAMBIE MERRIGUM UNDERA 1984 AVENEL NAGAMBIE MERRIGUM GIRGARRE 1983 GIRGARRE TALLYGAROOPNA AVENEL LANCASTER 1982 MURCHISON AVENEL TALLYGAROOPNA MERRIGUM 1981 LANCASTER MERRIGUM MURCHISON AVENEL 1980 LANCASTER AVENEL MERRIGUM NAGAMBIE 1979 AVENEL UNDERA LANCASTER MERRIGUM 1978 AVENEL * LANCASTER MERRIGUM NAGAMBIE 1977 NAGAMBIE AVENEL ARDMONA MURCHISON 1976 GIRGARRE NAGAMBIE MURCHISON TALLYGAROOPNA 1975 NAGAMBIE MERRIGUM GIRGARRE MURCHISON 1974 TALLYGAROOPNA ARDMONA GIRGARRE NAGAMBIE 1973 TALLYGAROOPNA LANCASTER MURCHISON UNDERA 1972 UNDERA TALLYGAROOPNA GIRGARRE MURCHISON 1971 TALLYGAROOPNA NAGAMBIE MURCHISON UNDERA 1970 NAGAMBIE UNDERA TALLYGAROOPNA MERRIGUM 1969 NAGAMBIE TALLYGAROOPNA MURCHISON ARDMONA 1968 UNDERA MERRIGUM MURCHISON NAGAMBIE 1967 NAGAMBIE 24. 19 - 163 def. 6.13 - 49 MERRIGUM UNDERA MURCHISON 1966 MURCHISON NAGAMBIE TALLYGAROOPNA ARDMONA 1965 NAGAMBIE TALLYGAROOPNA MURCHISON MERRIGUM 1964 MURCHISON MERRIGUM TALLYGAROOPNA LANCASTER 1963 TALLYGAROOPNA GIRGARRE LANCASTER UNDERA 1962 UNDERA TALLYGAROOPNA GIRGARRE ARDMONA 1961 SHEPPARTON EAST UNDERA CONGUPNA TALLYGAROOPNA 1960 SHEPPARTON EAST CONGUPNA UNDERA GIRGARRE KYABRAM DISTRICT FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION 1959 SHEPPARTON EAST 4. 8 - 32 def. 1. 7 - 13 GIRGARRE 1958 SHEPPARTON EAST 7. 7 - 49 def. 6. 10 - 46 MERRIGUM 1957 MERRIGUM 10. 6 - 66 def. 6. 6 - 42 CONGUPNA 1956 CONGUPNA 10. 10 - 70 def. 9. 4 - 58 MERRIGUM 1955 UNDERA 6. 8 - 44 def. 5. 7 - 37 LANCASTER 1954 KY YOUTH CLUB 10. 12 - 72 def. 10. 5 - 65 LANCASTER 1953 MERRIGUM 24. 11 - 155 def. 11. 15 - 81 KY YOUTH CLUB 1952 GIRGARRE 1951 MERRIGUM 14. 12 - 96 def. 10. 6 - 66 GIRGARRE 1950 MERRIGUM 10. 10 - 70 def. 6. 12 - 48 LANCASTER 1949 MERRIGUM 8. 15 - 63 def. 7. 5 - 47 Ky Imperials 1948 KY IMPERIALS 1947 UNDERA 1946 UNDERA 1945 Tongala 18. 17 - 125 def. 11. 9 - 75 STANHOPE 1944 Stanhope 15. 16 - 106 def. 8. 15 - 63 Ky Valley 1941 - 43 WW2 1940 Tongala 9.11 - 65 def. 4. 8 - 32 STANHOPE 1939 Tongala 15. 8 -98 def. 13. 12 - 90 STANHOPE 1938 1937 1936 1935 1934 1933 1932 Lancaster 8.6 - 54 def. 7. 7 - 49 Ky Saturdays.
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