AFL Sapphire Coast

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The Sapphire Coast Australian Football League is a park Australian rules football competition in the Sapphire Coast region of New South Wales, Australia. The league was formed in 1984. The Far South Coast lies in the feeder area for the GWS club and AFL Hall of Fame member and four time premiership coach Kevin Sheedy assisted the representative team in 2014. [1]

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Clubs

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Current clubs

AFL Sapphire Coast
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45km
30miles
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Tathra
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Pambula
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Narooma
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Merimbula
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Eden
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Bermagui
  
Locations of the teams home grounds
Colours [2] ClubNicknameHome GroundFoundedYears in CompSCAFL PremiershipsPremiership years
Bermagui Breakers Football Club colours.jpg
Bermagui Football Club BreakersDickinson Oval, Bermagui 19901990–1994, 2009–--
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Eden Football Club WhalersEden Football Ground. Barkly Street, Eden 19831984–--
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Merimbula Football Club DiggersBerrambool Sporting Complex, Merimbula 19831984–61995, 1997, 1998, 2009, 2019, 2020
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Narooma Football Club LionsBill Smyth Memorial Oval, Narooma 19831984–51985, 1986, 2018, 2022, 2023
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Pambula Football Club PanthersPambula Sporting Complex, Pambula 19831984–51984, 2006, 2014, 2015, 2017
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Tathra Football Club Sea EaglesLawrence Park Oval, Tathra 19831984–111988, 1991, 1993, 1996, 2003, 2005, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2016

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ColoursClubMascotYears in Competition
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Batemans BaySeahawks–2012
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Bega ValleyBombers2013–2022
Bega WolumlaWombats1984–1988
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CoomaCats1986–1989
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MerimbulaMarlins1984–2006
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MallacootaSharks1986–1988
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Mallacoota/Cann RiverTiger Sharks1989–1993
WyndhamWedgies1984–1995

Bega and Tathra fielded a combined side for the 2016 season, although the clubs did not merge.

Junior Clubs

Premiers

Year [3] [4] [5] PremiersYearPremiersYearPremiersYearPremiers
1984Pambula1994Merimbula Marlins2004Batemans Bay2014Pambula
1985Narooma1995Merimbula Diggers2005Tathra2015Pambula
1986Narooma1996Tathra2006Pambula2016Tathra
1987Merimbula Marlins1997Merimbula Diggers2007Batemans Bay2017Pambula
1988Tathra1998Merimbula Diggers2008Batemans Bay2018Narooma
1989Merimbula Marlins1999Merimbula Marlins2009Merimbula Diggers2019Merimbula
1990Merimbula Marlins2000Merimbula Marlins2010Tathra2020Merimbula
1991Tathra2001Batemans Bay2011Tathra2021No Premier due to COVID-19
1992Batemans Bay2002Merimbula Marlins2012Tathra2022Narooma
1993Tathra2003Tathra2013Tathra2023Narooma

2015 Ladder

Sapphire CoastWinsByesLossesDrawsForAgainst%PtsFinalTeamGBPtsTeamGBPts
Pambula 152002533593427.15%681st SemiTathra1610106Bega51141
Merimbula 122302017840240.12%562nd SemiPambula8755Merimbula61349
Bermagui 32120821189743.28%20PreliminaryMerimbula121284Tathra81058
Tathra 72801584160298.88%36GrandPambula2422166Merimbula81260
Bega521001187167870.74%28
Narooma32120853238535.77%20

2016 Ladder

Sapphire CoastWinsByesLossesDrawsForAgainst%PtsFinalTeamGBPtsTeamGBPts
Tathra 120001941449432.29%481st SemiPambula1512102Narooma111379
Merimbula 80301365661206.51%322nd SemiTathra14993Merimbula71557
Pambula 80401294859150.64%32PreliminaryMerimbula141296Pambula81159
Narooma 606010951088100.64%24GrandTathra169105Merimbula6642
Bermagui10110550157334.97%4
Eden10110461207622.21%4

2017 Ladder

Sapphire CoastWinsByesLossesDrawsForAgainst%PtsFinalTeamGBPtsTeamGBPts
Narooma 140101768825214.30%561st SemiTathra1514104Bermagui141498
Pambula 120301574662237.76%482nd SemiNarooma15999Pambula14892
Tathra 906016591207137.45%36PreliminaryPambula167103Tathra7648
Bermagui 70801168119997.41%28GrandPambula1715117Narooma7850
Merimbula30120988138171.54%12
Eden00150477236020.21%0

2018 Ladder

Sapphire CoastWinsByesLossesDrawsForAgainst%PtsFinalTeamGBPtsTeamGBPts
Narooma 120101515707214.29%481st SemiPambula1715117Tathra9761
Merimbula 9030890582152.92%362nd SemiNarooma2110136Merimbula1510100
Pambula 607089494294.90%24PreliminaryMerimbula121082Pambula10767
Tathra 4090974105991.97%16GrandNarooma13684Merimbula6945
Eden10120470145332.35%4

2019 Ladder

Sapphire CoastWinsByesLossesDrawsForAgainst%PtsFinalTeamGBPtsTeamGBPts
Merimbula 90301146396289.39%361st SemiPambula8553Narooma6642
Tathra 80401045640163.28%322nd SemiMerimbula121082Tathra4226
Pambula 8040917661138.73%32PreliminaryTathra13482Pambula6945
Narooma 5070892793112.48%20GrandMerimbula101070Tathra7446
Eden00120210172012.21%0



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  2. "Web Site - Sapphire Coast AFL".
  3. Merimbula News Weekly
  4. Bega District News
  5. Eden Magnet