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Tallangatta and District Football League - 2016 Fixture TALLANGATTA AND DISTRICT FOOTBALL LEAGUE - 2016 FIXTURE Round 1 April 2nd Round 5 April 30th Round 10 June 11th QUEENS BIRTHDAY ROUND Round 15 July 23rd Tallangatta V Kiewa SC. Tallangatta V Yackandandah Beechworth V Yackandandah Yackandandah V Tallangatta Chiltern V Rutherglen Thurgoona V Mitta United Chiltern V Barnawartha Mitta United V Thurgoona Thurgoona V Beechworth Chiltern V Dederang MB. Tallangatta V Mitta United Dederang MB. V Chiltern Yackandandah V Wahgunyah Kiewa SC V Wahgunyah Kiewa SC V Wodonga St's Wahgunyah V Kiewa SC Mitta United V Barnawartha Wodonga St's V Beechworth 2/07/2016 Rutherglen V Wahgunyah Beechworth V Wodonga St's Dederang MB V Wodonga St's Barnawartha V Rutherglen Thurgoona V Dederang MB Rutherglen V Barnawartha Round 2 April 9th Round 6 May 7th Mothers day Round Round 11 June 18th Round 16 July 30th Rutherglen V Tallangatta Beechworth V Kiewa SC Barnawartha V Tallangatta Kiewa SC V Beechworth Kiewa SC V Chiltern Dederang MB V Mitta United Yackandandah V Kiewa SC Mitta United V Dederang MB Barnawartha V Thurgoona Rutherglen V Thurgoona Mitta United V Rutherglen Thurgoona V Rutherglen Wahgunyah V Dederang MB Wahgunyah V Tallangatta Wahgunyah V Thurgoona Tallangatta V Wahgunyah Wodonga St's V Yackandandah Wodonga St's V Barnawartha Wodonga St's V Chiltern Barnawartha V Wodonga St's Beechworth V Mitta United Chiltern V Yackandandah Dederang MB V Beechworth Yackandandah V Chiltern Round 3 April 16th Round 7 May 14th Round 12 June 25th Round 17 August 6th Yackandandah V Rutherglen Kiewa SC V Barnawartha Kiewa SC. V Tallangatta Barnawartha V Kiewa SC Chiltern V Tallangatta Thurgoona V Chiltern Rutherglen V Chiltern Chiltern V Thurgoona Mitta United V Wodonga St's Tallangatta V Beechworth Beechworth V Thurgoona Beechworth V Tallangatta Barnawartha V Dederang MB Rutherglen V Wodonga St's Wahgunyah V Yackandandah Wodonga St's V Rutherglen Beechworth V Wahgunyah Mitta United V Wahgunyah Barnawartha V Mitta United Wahgunyah V Mitta United Thurgoona V Kiewa SC Yackandandah V DederangMB 2/07/2016 Wodonga St's V Dederang MB DederangMB V Yackandandah 21/05/2016 INTERLEAGUE Bye 2/07/2016 Split Rd Bye Round 4 April 23rd Round 8 May 28th Round 13 July 9th Round 18 August 13th Tallangatta V Thurgoona Wodonga St's V Thurgoona Tallangatta V Rutherglen Rutherglen V Yackandandah Mitta United V Chiltern Barnawartha V Beechworth Chiltern V Kiewa SC Tallangatta V Chiltern Rutherglen V Beechworth Yackandandah V Mitta United Thurgoona V Barnawartha Wodonga St's V Mitta United Wahgunyah V Wodonga St's Kiewa SC V Rutherglen Dederang MB V Wahgunyah Dederang MB V Barnawartha Dederang MB V Kiewa SC Chiltern V Wahgunyah Yackandandah V Wodonga St's Wahgunyah V Beechworth Yackandandah V Barnawartha DederangMB V Tallangatta Mitta United V Beechworth Kiewa SC V Thurgoona Round 9 June 4th Round 14 July 16th FINALS Sat Sun Wahgunyah V Barnawartha Thurgoona V Tallangatta 20 / 21st Aug Qualifying Elimination MOTHERS DAY ROUND (GO PINK) Beechworth V Chiltern Chiltern V Mitta United Bye / Split Rounds Thurgoona V Yackandandah Beechworth V Rutherglen 27/28th Aug Semi Final 2 Semi Final 1 Mitta United V Kiewa SC Wodonga St's V Wahgunyah 3rd Sept Prelim Rutherglen V Dederang MB Kiewa SC V Dederang MB Tallangatta V Wodonga St's Barnawartha V Yackandandah 10th Sept Grand Final .
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