Barkly Australian Football League

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Barkly Australian Football League (BAFL)
Sport Australian rules football
First season1991
No. of teams7

The Barkly Australian Football League (BAFL) is an Australian rules football competition based in Tennant Creek in the Northern Territory of Australia. The competition began in 1991 with all games played at Purkiss Reserve, Tennant Creek. BAFL season games could be played at Elliott oval from 2020 onwards due to the recent upgrade to the oval in 2019. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]

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Current clubs

ColoursClubNicknameLocationPremiershipsRunners UpNotes
Ali Curung Football Club colours.jpg
Ali Curung Football ClubKangaroos Ali Curung 14
Barkly Work Camp Football Club.jpg
Barkly Work CampAll StarsBarkly Work Camp, Tennant Creek 01
Canteen Creek Football Club colours.jpg
Canteen CreekBlues Canteen Creek 00Only field Senior Womens' team
Elliott Football Club colours.jpg
Elliott Football ClubHawks Elliott 49
Jalajirrpa Mission Football Club colours.jpg
Jalajirrpa MissionWarriors Tennant Creek 00
West Coast Eagles Football Club colours (WAFL and clash).jpg
Janapurlalki Football ClubEagles Tennant Creek 78
Eltham Football Club.jpg
Sporties Spitfires Football ClubSpitfiresSporties Club, Tennant Creek 165
YDU Football Club colours.jpg
YDU Football ClubDemons Tennant Creek 00

[7] [8]

Former clubs

ClubNicknameLocationPremierships
Arlparra Football ClubDockersArlparra0
Buramana DockersDockers0
Borroloola ThunderThunderBorroloola0
Canteen CreekBluesCanteen Creek0
Eastern Davenport Football ClubStormEastern Davenport Ranges0
Epenarra Football ClubSaintsEpenarra0
Kalinjari Football ClubTigersKalinjari0
Marla Football ClubPowerMarla Community0
Marlinja Football ClubCatsMarlinja Community0
MemoMagpiesTennant Creek Memorial Club, Tennant Creek 2
Ti-Tree Football ClubRoosters Ti-Tree 2
Willowra Football ClubDouble BluesWillowra0
Wilora Football ClubLionsWilora0
Wogyala SwansSwansWogyala Community0

[9] [10]

Premierships

[11]

Grand Finals

[12]

See also

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References

  1. "About Us - Barkly Australian Football League - GameDay".
  2. "New Oval to be built for Elliott - Department of Tourism, Sport and Culture". Archived from the original on 11 April 2020.
  3. http://newsroom.nt.gov.au/mediaRelease/25567 [ dead link ]
  4. "New oval for Elliott | Katherine Times | Katherine, NT".
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  6. "Investing in Remote Sporting Infrastructure: Elliott Oval Upgrades Underway - Department of Tourism, Sport and Culture". Archived from the original on 15 April 2020.
  7. "About Us - Barkly Australian Football League - GameDay".
  8. "AFL Barkly (BAFL) Australian Football League".
  9. "AFL Barkly (BAFL) Australian Football League".
  10. "FOOTY". Archived from the original on 6 September 2007.
  11. "Fixture for 2019 Barkly AFL A-Grade - GameDay".
  12. "AFL Barkly (BAFL) Australian Football League".