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词条 AFL Canberra
释义

  1. History

  2. Names

  3. AFL Canberra clubs

     First Grade Mens  First Grade Womens  Second Grade Mens  Second Grade Womens  Third Grade Mens   Fourth Grade Mens  

  4. Past clubs

  5. List of Premiers

     Federal Territory Australian Rules Football League (1924–1926)  Canberra Australian National Football League (1927–74)  Australian Capital Territory Australian Football League (1975–99)  AFL Canberra First Grade (2000–present)  AFL Canberra Third Grade  AFL Canberra Fourth Grade 

  6. See also

  7. References

  8. External links

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AFL Canberra is the governing body for Australian rules football in the Australian Capital Territory.

In November 2010 the five AFL Canberra Premier Division clubs merged with the Premier Division clubs of the Queensland Australian Football League to form the North East Australian Football League.[1] From 2011 onwards, the AFL Canberra Premier Division together with the reserve sides from the Sydney Swans and Greater Western Sydney Giants will form the NEAFL Eastern Conference.

Today AFL Canberra acts as an umbrella to several competitions beneath it. These competitions are Seniors First Grade, Seniors Second Grade, Seniors Third Grade and a Rising Stars League. There is also a women's league.

History

AFL Canberra was once a very popular local league, however since the introduction of the Swans and matches featuring AFL clubs being played at Manuka Oval, the league's home ground, and the growth of local rugby union, rugby league and association football competitions, AFL Canberra has experienced the loss of clubs and spectator support.

Names

The AFL Canberra has been through a number of forms.

  • 1924–1926 Federal Territory Australian Rules Football League (FTARFL);
  • 1927–1974 as the Canberra Australian National Football League (CANFL);
  • 1975–1999 Australian Capital Territory Australian Football League (ACTAFL);
  • 2000–2010 AFL Canberra
  • 2011–future North East Australian League - Eastern Conference
  • 2011–future AFL Canberra Leagues

AFL Canberra clubs

First Grade Mens

There are currently six teams competing at the first tier of the AFL Canberra:[2]

ClubNicknameLocationGroundEstab.
Ainslie Tricolours North Canberra Alan Ray Oval 1927
Belconnen Magpies Belconnen Kippax Oval 1987
Eastlake Demons South Canberra Manuka Oval 1926
Gungahlin Jets Gungahlin Gungahlin Enclosed Oval 1981
Queanbeyan Tigers Queanbeyan Allinsure Park 1925
Tuggeranong Hawks Tuggeranong Greenway Oval 1968
{{note label|1|a}} Eastlake field a seniors team in the North East Australian Football League, as the Canberra Demons, and as such field a reserves team in the AFL Canberra First Grade.

First Grade Womens

The First Grade Womens competition consists of the same six teams in the Mens First Grade

ClubNicknameLocationGroundEstab.
Ainslie Tricolours North Canberra Alan Ray Oval 1927
Belconnen Magpies Belconnen Kippax Oval 1987
Eastlake Demons South Canberra Manuka Oval 1926
Gungahlin Jets Gungahlin Gungahlin Enclosed Oval 1981
Queanbeyan Tigers Queanbeyan Allinsure Park 1925
Tuggeranong Hawks Tuggeranong Greenway Oval 1968

Second Grade Mens

ClubNicknameLocation
name=reserve|Reserves team}} Tricolours Alan Ray Oval
name=reserve}} Magpies Kippax Oval
Eastlake Demons Manuka Oval
name=reserve}} Jets Gungahlin Enclosed Oval
name=reserve}} Tigers Allinsure Park
name=reserve}}Hawks Greenway Oval
Notes
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Second Grade Womens

Club
ADFA Rams
Ainslie Tricolours
ANU Griffins
Belconnen Magpies
Cootamundra Blues
Molonglo Juggernauts
Riverina Lions
Queanbeyan Tigers
Woden Blues

Third Grade Mens

Club
ADFA Rams
Ainslie Tricolours
ANU Griffins
Batemans Bay Seahawks
Belconnen Magpies
Cootamundra Blues
Eastlake Demons
Googong Hogs
Molonglo Juggernauts
Woden Blues

Fourth Grade Mens

Club
ADFA RAMS
Ainslie Tricolors
ANU Griffins
Batemans Bay Seahawks
Cooma Cats
Googong Hogs
Goulburn Swans
Molonglo Juggernauts
Woden Blues
Yass Roos

Past clubs

Club Championships Years in Competition Notes
Acton 3 1924–1973
Air Force 0 1940–1945
Batemans Bay 0 1990–1998 Returned to Sapphire Coast AFL
Campbelltown 0 1996–1998 returned to Sydney AFL
Canberra Wildcats 0 2007
Eastlake-Manuka 1 1942–1944 brief merger between Eastlake and Manuka
Federals 2 1924–1927
Goulburn 1 1932–1936 Not related to current Goulburn City Swans
Manuka 16 1927–1991 merged with Eastlake Football Club
Navy 1 1937–1951
Queanbeyan-Acton 3 1953–1959 brief merger between Queanbeyan and Acton
Royal Military College 2 1927–1979, 1995–2007 withdrew all sports clubs at end of 2007 season
Wagga Tigers 0 2002–2006 returned to Riverina Football League
West Canberra 0 1974–1987 merged with Belconnen in 1990
Weston Creek 0 1991–2006 became Canberra Wildcats

List of Premiers

Federal Territory Australian Rules Football League (1924–1926)

Year Premiers Score Runners Up Score
1924Acton 10.7.67Canberra 6.6.42
1925Federals 7.10.52Acton 3.6.24
1926Federals 8.8.56Acton 4.12.36

Canberra Australian National Football League (1927–74)

Year Premiers
1927Acton
1928Eastlake
1929Ainslie
1930Eastlake
1931Manuka
1932Goulburn
1933Eastlake
1934Eastlake
1935Manuka
1936Ainslie
1937Eastlake
1938Manuka
1939Queanbeyan
1940Queanbeyan
1941Queanbeyan
1942Eastlake-Manuka
1943Royal Military College
1944Navy
1945Eastlake
1946Ainslie
1947Ainslie
1948Eastlake
1949Manuka
1950Manuka
1951Royal Military College
1952Ainslie
1953Queanbeyan-Acton
1954Queanbeyan-Acton
1955Manuka
1956Queanbeyan-Acton
1957Eastlake
1958Ainslie
1959Ainslie
1960Eastlake
1961Ainslie
1962Eastlake
1963Eastlake
1964Eastlake
1965Eastlake
1966Eastlake
1967Manuka
1968Manuka
1969Manuka
1970Ainslie
1971Manuka
1972Eastlake
1973Manuka
1974Manuka

Australian Capital Territory Australian Football League (1975–99)

Year Premiers
1975Manuka
1976Eastlake
1977Manuka
1978Eastlake
1979Ainslie
1980Ainslie
1981Manuka
1982Ainslie
1983Ainslie
1984Ainslie
1985Queanbeyan
1986Tuggeranong
1987Ainslie
1988Queanbeyan
1989Queanbeyan
1990Ainslie
1991Queanbeyan
1992Ainslie
1993Ainslie
1994Ainslie
1995Ainslie
1996Ainslie
1997Ainslie
1998Queanbeyan
1999Queanbeyan

AFL Canberra First Grade (2000–present)

Year Premiers
2000Queanbeyan
2001Eastlake
2002Belconnen
2003Belconnen
2004Belconnen
2005Sydney
2006Sydney
2007Sydney
2008Sydney
2009Belconnen
2010Ainslie
2011No competition - Ainslie won NEAFL East Final[3]
2012Ainslie[4]
2013Ainslie[5]
2014Queanbeyan[6]
2015Queanbeyan
2016Ainslie
2017Ainslie
2018Ainslie

AFL Canberra Third Grade

Year Premiers
1995Kingston Wolves
1996ANU
1997Kingston Wolves
1998Kingston Wolves
1999ADFA
2000Kingston Wolves
2001Belconnen
2002ADFA
2003ADFA
2004Australian National University
2005Australian National University
2006Gungahlin Jets
2007Gungahlin Jets
2008Belconnen
2009Australian National University
2010 Belconnen
2011 Harman

AFL Canberra Fourth Grade

Year Premiers Score Runners-up Score
2000 Tuggeranong 10.07.67 Australian National University 5.5.35
2001 Tuggeranong 15.15.105 Australian Defence Force Academy 3.9.27
2002 Woden 14.12.96 Murrumbidgee 8.9.57
2003 Woden 14.13.97 Gungahlin 5.9.39
2004 North Goulburn City Swans 12.1.73 Belconnen Magpies 9.12.66
2004 South Woden14.10.94 Murrumbidgee 6.8.44
2005Murrumbidgee13.13.91Australian National University5.9.39
2006Belconnen Magpies14.12.96Cootamundra3.10.28
2007Australian National University 16.14.110 Belconnen Magpies 8.6.54
2008Yass 16.11.107 Gungahlin 8.14.62
2009Goulburn City Swans 12.5.77 Gungahlin 9.10.64
2010Australian National University 12.13.85 Goulburn City Swans 13.6.84
2011 Tuggeranong 14.6.90 Australian National University 2.7.19
2012 ANU 9.13.67 Belconnen 10.5.65
2013 ANU 17.25.127 Yass 9.8.62
2014 Cootamundra 18.5.113 Yass 11.7.73
2015 Goulburn Swans 17.7.109 Cootamundra 4.10.34
2016 ANU 10.7.67 Yass 6.10.46
2017 Yass 6.17.53 Cootamundra 7.4.46
2018 Southern Cats 16.7.103 Yass 3.5.23

See also

  • Mulrooney Medal
  • List of Australian rules football leagues in Australia

References

1. ^http://www.worldfootynews.com/article.php/20101111144100126
2. ^Six teams in revamped AFL Canberra first-grade competition by Lee Gaskin, The Canberra Times, 19 Dec 2014
3. ^AFL Canberra 2011 Annual Report
4. ^Division 1's win premiership
5. ^Two Premierships in a Row for Ainslie Division 1
6. ^Queanbeyan breaks Ainslie's hold on AFL Canberra First Grade premiership

External links

  • Official website
  • [https://www.facebook.com/AFLCanberra/ Official Facebook]
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