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1996 - History of the SFL - Present • 1996–2017 – – Brighton Football Club. • 1996–2017 – – Claremont Football Club. • 1998–2017 – – Cygnet Football Club. • 2003–2017 – – Dodges Ferry Football Club. • 1998–2008, 2014-2017 – – Hobart Football Club. • 1998–2017 – – Huonville Lions Football Club. • 1996–2017 – – Lindisfarne Football Club. • 2000–2017 – – New Norfolk District Football Club. • 1996–2017 – – Sorell Football Club. (In recess season 2002) Former SFL Clubs[edit] • 1996–1997 – – Lachlan Football Club. (Went into recess) • 1996–2008 – – Channel Football Club. (joined OSFA 2009) • 1996–2008 – – Lauderdale Football Club. (joined TSL 2009) • 1998–2009 – – Kermandie Football Club. (Went into recess) • 2001–2008 – – Clarence District Football Club. (joined TSL 2009) • 2001–2008 – – North Hobart Football Club. (joined TSL 2009) • 2001–2008 & 2011 - Glenorchy District Football Club. (joined TSL 2009) • 2006–2010 – – Triabunna Football Club. (renamed East Coast Bombers) (joined ODFA 2016) • 2010-2015 - - East Coast Bombers (partnership between Triabunna FC and Lauderdale Bombers) • 2006–2012 – – Central Hawks Football Club. (Went into recess) • 1996-2013 - - Kingborough Football Club. (joined TSL 2014) Grand Finals SFL Premier League Grand Finals: 2002–2008[edit] • 2002 – – Clarence 12.17 (89) v Nth Hobart 10.8 (68) – Att: 4,819 at North Hobart Oval • 2003 – – Nth Hobart 21.20 (146) v Hobart 5.6 (36) – Att: 4,289 at North Hobart Oval • 2004 – – Clarence 17.12 (114) v New Norfolk 12.9 (81) – Att: 6,132 at North Hobart Oval • 2005 – – New Norfolk 19.16 (130) v Clarence 14.8 (92) – Att: 5,114 at North Hobart Oval • 2006 – – Clarence 17.13 (115) v Glenorchy 11.12 (78) – Att: 7,149 at North Hobart Oval • 2007 – – Glenorchy 14.22 (106) v Clarence 4.14 (38) – Att: 7,091 at North Hobart Oval • 2008 – – Glenorchy 21.14 (140) v North Hobart 12.17 (89) – Att: 6,224 at North Hobart Oval SFL Regional League Grand Finals: 2002–2008[edit] • 2002 – – Cygnet 9.13 (67) v Lauderdale 4.7 (31) – Att: 2,460 at North Hobart Oval • 2003 – – Cygnet 20.9 (129) v Lauderdale 11.11 (77) – Att: 3,423 at North Hobart Oval • 2004 – – Cygnet 21.15 (141) v Sorell 9.10 (64) – Att: N/A at North Hobart Oval • 2005 – – Kermandie 17.11 (113) v Cygnet 17.5 (107) – Att: 3,800 at North Hobart Oval • 2006 – – Dodges Ferry 14.13 (97) v Sorell 13.9 (87) – Att: 3,715 at North Hobart Oval • 2007 – – Kermandie 16.13 (109) v Huonville Lions 15.9 (99) – Att: 4,303 at North Hobart Oval • 2008 – – Huonville Lions 16.9 (105) v Lindisfarne 9.14 (68) – Att: 4,397 at North Hobart Oval STFL/SFL Grand Finals: 1996–2001 & 2009 – present • 1996 – – Channel 12.15 (87) v Kingston 11.4 (70) – Att: 4,149 at Abbotsfield Park • 1997 – – Kingston 10.14 (74) v Claremont 8.1 (49) – Att: 1,800 at KGV Football Park • 1998 – – Brighton 10.8 (68) v Cygnet 10.8 (68) –Att: 2,100 at KGV Football Park • 1998 – – Brighton 14.24 (108) v Cygnet 5.12 (42) – Att: 1,500 at KGV Football Park (Replay) • 1999 – – Hobart 20.9 (129) v Brighton 11.12 (78) – Att: 3,896 at Huonville Rec. Ground • 2000 – – Kermandie 13.11 (89) v New Norfolk 8.11 (59) – Att: 5,400 at North Hobart Oval • 2001 – – Clarence 17.19 (121) v Glenorchy 11.11 (77) – Att: 4,801 at North Hobart Oval • 2009 – – New Norfolk 15.11 (101) v Lindisfarne 10.9 (69) – Att: 3,804 at North Hobart Oval • 2010 – – New Norfolk 20.18 (138) v Dodges Ferry 10.6 (66) – Att: 5,203 at KGV Football Park • 2011 – – Kingborough 22.7 (139) v New Norfolk 13.12 (90) – Att: 6,907 at KGV Football Park • 2012 – – New Norfolk 10.18 (78) v Lindisfarne 11.7 (73) – Att: 4,956 at KGV Football Park • 2013 – – New Norfolk 15.15 (105) v Claremont 9.8 (62) – Att: 5,337 at KGV Football Park[7] • 2014 - – New Norfolk 28.9 (177) v Claremont 14.10 (94) - Att: 3,900 at KGV Football Park • 2015 - - Claremont 16.15 (111) v New Norfolk 6.11 (47) - Att: 4,368 at KGV Football Park • 2016 – - Claremont 13.13 (91) v Lindisfarne 11.17 (83) - Att: 3,843 at North Hobart • 2017 – - New Norfolk 13.14 (92) v Lindisfarne 13.9 (87) – Att: 3,330 at North Hobart • 2018– – Lindisfarne 19.15 (129 v Huonville Lions 6.9 (45) – Att: 4,054 at North Hobart Oval Medallists Horrie Gorringe Medallists (Best Player in the SFL Premier League Grand Final 2002-2008) • 2002 – – Nick Davey (Clarence) • 2003 – – Robbie Devine (North Hobart) • 2004 – – Tim Geappen (Clarence) • 2005 – – Michael Thompson (New Norfolk) • 2006 – – Jeremy Sharpen (Clarence) • 2007 – – Brad Curran (Glenorchy) • 2008 – – Damian McIver (Glenorchy) Tony Martyn Medallist (Best Player in the SFL Regional League Grand Final 2002-2008) • 2002 – – Gordon Shaw (Cygnet) • 2003 – – Heath Dillon (Cygnet) • 2004 – – Grant Clark (Cygnet) • 2005 – – David Reynolds (Kermandie) • 2006 – – Jamie Curran (Dodges Ferry) • 2007 – – Anthony Baker (Kermandie) • 2008 – – Darren Garth (Huonville Lions) Gorringe-Martyn Medallist (Best Player in SFL Grand Final 2009–Present; Amalgamation of previous Gorringe and Martyn Medals) • 2009 – – Sam Hall (New Norfolk) • 2010 – – Matthew Smith (New Norfolk) • 2011 – - Grant King (Kingborough) • 2012 – – Brad Carver (New Norfolk) • 2013 - – Nathan Ross (New Norfolk) • 2014 - – Nathan Ross (New Norfolk) • 2015 - – Nathan Matthews (Claremont) • 2016- – Braden Barwick (Claremont) • 2017 - – Jason Laycock (New Norfolk) • 2018 – – Michael Cassidy (Lindisfarne) Hodgman Medallists – STFL/SFL/SFL Regional League • 1996 – – Jason Gulliver (Claremont) • 1997 – – Tim Blanden (Lindisfarne) • 1998 – – Andrew Beveridge (Channel) • 1 999 – – Jason Philp (Huonville Lions) • 2000 – – Brendan Browning (Brighton) • 2001 – – Damien Dillon (Cygnet) - Awarded a William Leitch Medal (Retrospective) • 2002 – – Brad Marsland (Lauderdale) • 2003 – – Danny Noonan (Dodges Ferry) • 2004 – – Jeremy Brereton (Cygnet) • 2005 – – Craig McLeod (Dodges Ferry) & – Michael Gowans (Channel) • 2006 – – Nick Doyle (Huonville Lions) • 2007 – – Andrew Nash (Kermandie) • 2008 – – Jamie Curran (Dodges Ferry) William Leitch Medallists – SFL Premier League (2004–2008) & SFL (2009 – present) • 2001 – – Damien Dillon (Cygnet) – Hodgman Medallist; Awarded a William Leitch Medal (Retrospective) • 2002 – – Matthew Jones (New Norfolk) – Horrie Gorringe Medallist: Awarded a William Leitch Medal (Retrospective) • 2003 – – Brendon Bolton (North Hobart) - Horrie Gorringe Medallist; Awarded a William Leitch Medal (Retrospective) • 2004 – – Brock Ackerley (New Norfolk) & – Roger Belcher (New Norfolk) • 2005 – – David Newett (Glenorchy) • 2006 – – Jesse Crouch (Glenorchy) • 2007 – – Brad Carver (New Norfolk) • 2008 – – Shane Piuselli (Glenorchy) • 2009 – – Roger Belcher (New Norfolk) • 2010 – – James Lange (Huonville Lions) • 2011 – – Nathan Ross (New Norfolk) • 2012 – - Michael Thompson (New Norfolk) • 2013 - – Nathan Ross (New Norfolk) • 2014 - – Caden Wilson (New Norfolk) • 2015 - - Nathan Brown (Claremont) • 2016 – – Troy Cunliffe (Lindisfarne) • 2017 – – Troy Cunliffe (Lindisfarne) • 2018 – – Jarrod Lawler (Huonville Lions) Goalkicking[edit] STFL/SFL Leading Goalkickers: 1996–2001 & 2009 – present[edit] • 1996 – – Brad Howarth (Channel) – 123 • 1997 – – Darren Kaye (Lindisfarne) – 101 • 1998 – – Michael Darcy (Cygnet) – 106 • 1999 – – Dale Hall (Hobart) – 88 • 2000 – – Michael McGregor (Kermandie) – 104 • 2001 – – Robbie Devine (North Hobart) – 102 • 2009 – – Adrian Burdon (New Norfolk) – 106 • 2010 – – Clint Curtain (Claremont) – 87 • 2011 – - Timothy Lamprill (Kingborough) - 105 • 2012 – – Michael Thompson (New Norfolk) – 101 • 2013 - - Benjamin Halton (Cygnet) - 88 • 2014 - - Josh Hall (New Norfolk) - 112 • 2015 - - Sean Salter (Claremont) – 101 • 2016- - Sean Salter (Claremont) – 80 • 2017– – Michael Cassidy (Lindisfarne) – 64 • 2018– – Michael Cassidy (Lindisfarne) – 63 SFL Premier League Leading Goalkickers: 2002–2008[edit] • 2002 – – Robbie Devine (North Hobart) – 60 • 2003 – – Matthew Smith (New Norfolk) – 67 • 2004 – – Sean Salter (Glenorchy) – 65 • 2005 – – Sean Salter (New Norfolk) – 69 • 2006 – – Michael Darcy (Kingborough) – 94 • 2007 – – Mitchell Williamson (Clarence) – 58 • 2008 – – Robbie Devine (North Hobart) – 82 SFL Regional League Leading Goalkickers: 2002–2008[edit] • 2002 – – Justin Westbury (Lauderdale) – 81 • 2003 – – Michael Darcy (Cygnet) – 113 • 2004 – – Michael Darcy (Cygnet) – 105 • 2005 – – Michael Darcy (Cygnet) – 100 • 2006 – – Jamie Tubb (Lindisfarne) – 77 • 2007 – – Michael Darcy (Cygnet) – 103 • 2008 – – Chris Joyce (Huonville Lions) – 136 SFL Women’s Competition Formed in 2017 Clubs • 2017 – – Claremont Football Club. • 2017 – – Cygnet Football Club. • 2017 – – Lindisfarne Football Club • 2017 – – North Hobart Football Club. • 2017 – – South East Suns Football Club • 2018 – – Hobart Football Club • 2018 – – New Norfolk District Football Club. • 2018 – – Lauderdale Football Club. • 2018 – – University Football Club. Grand Finals 2017 – – Lindisfarne Blues 4.8 (32) v South East Suns 3.4 (22) at North Hobart 2018 – – Lindisfarne Blues 9.13 (67) v North Hobart 2.2 (14) at North Hobart Medalist’s • 2017 Hannah Scott (South East Suns) • 2018 Janita Mather (Lindisfarne) .
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    Full Points Footy’s Tasmanian Football Companion by John Devaney Full Points Footy http://www.fullpointsfooty.net © John Devaney and Full Points Publications 2009 This book is copyright. Apart from any fair dealing for the purposes of private study, research, criticism or review as permitted under the Copyright Act, no part may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise without prior written permission. Every effort has been made to ensure that this book is free from error or omissions. However, the Publisher and Author, or their respective employees or agents, shall not accept responsibility for injury, loss or damage occasioned to any person acting or refraining from action as a result of material in this book whether or not such injury, loss or damage is in any way due to any negligent act or omission, breach of duty or default on the part of the Publisher, Author or their respective employees or agents. Cataloguing-in-Publication data: Full Points Footy’s Tasmanian Football Companion ISBN 978-0-9556897-4-1 1. Australian football—Encyclopedias. 2. Australian football—Tasmania. 3. Sports—Australian football—History. I. Devaney, John. Full Points Footy http://www.fullpointsfooty.net Acknowledgements I am indebted to Len Colquhoun for providing me with regular news and information about Tasmanian football, to Ross Smith for sharing many of the fruits of his research, and to Dave Harding for notifying me of each season’s important results and Medal winners in so timely a fashion. Special thanks to Dan Garlick of OzVox Media for permission to use his photos of recent Southern Football League action and teams, and to Jenny Waugh for supplying the photo of Cananore’s 1913 premiership-winning side which appears on page 128.