Broken Hill Football League

AFL Broken Hill
Formerly	Barrier Ranges Football Association (1890-1928)
Sport	Australian rules football
Founded	1890;134 years ago
No. of teams	4
Country	Australia
Confederation	SANFL
Official website	aflbrokenhill.com.au

Last updated September 22, 2024

The AFL Broken Hill (formerly, Broken Hill Football League) is an Australian rules football competition based in the Broken Hill region of New South Wales, Australia which has been running since 1890, and since 1900 with the current four clubs. It is the oldest Australian Football League in the state.

Current clubs

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South

North

Central

Locations of the teams home grounds

Club	Nickname	Home Ground	Est.	Years in league	Premiers won	Premiership Years
Central Broken Hill	Magpies	Memorial Oval, Broken Hill	1900	1900-	24	1910, 1912–13, 1915, 1935, 1937–38, 1940–41, 1943, 1971–73, 1979, 1981–85, 1993, 1995, 2001, 2006, 2010
North Broken Hill	Bulldogs	Jubilee Oval, Broken Hill	1900	1900-	39	1902, 1904–05, 1907–09, 1911, 1914, 1920, 1924, 1934, 1936, 1945–48, 1950–51, 1957, 1959–60, 1965, 1975–77, 1986, 1988, 1992, 1994, 1998, 2000, 2004, 2007–08, 2011–13, 2016, 2024
South Broken Hill	Roos	Alma Oval, Broken Hill	1900	1900-	36	1906, 1919, 1923, 1926, 1928, 1931, 1942, 1944, 1952–53, 1956, 1958, 1961, 1967–70, 1974, 1987, 1989, 1991, 1996–97, 1999, 2002–03, 2005, 2009, 2014–15, 2017–19, 2022–23
West Broken Hill	Robins	Jubilee Oval, Broken Hill	1900	1900-	24	1900–01, 1903, 1916–18, 1921–22, 1927, 1929–30, 1932–33, 1939, 1949, 1954–55, 1962–64, 1966, 1978, 1980, 1990

There was no premiership awarded in 1925, when Central Broken Hill did not take to the field for the second half of the Grand Final against West Broken Hill, claiming that the field umpire was not giving them a fair go.^[2]

The 2020 & 2021 seasons were called off due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, with 3 of the 4 clubs voting in favour of abandoning the seasons.

History

It might seem curious that Australian rules football should develop as the dominant football code in a mining city in the far west of New South Wales, a state more known for the dominance of rugby league. Broken Hill was established as a mining town and many of the early settlers were from either the Victorian goldfields, or the copper mines of Moonta and Kadina in South Australia, both of which were areas being keen participants in the early development of Australian rules football. This link to states with an Australian rules football culture was further enhanced with the later flow of workers to and from the gold mining Kalgoorlie-Coolgardie axis in Western Australia.

Indeed, the city of Broken Hill to this day conducts itself in many ways as a city aligned to South Australia, using the same time zone (Australian Central Standard Time), being in the (08) Western/central area code, and its local television station, Central GTS/BKN, covers Broken Hill and parts of South Australia.

Football matches were first played in Broken Hill in 1885 and an informal competition was under way by 1888 between Broken Hill, Silverton, and Silver and Blues. The League was formed in 1890 as the Barrier Ranges Football Association (changing to its current name in 1928). Early years of the Association reflected the historical roots of its settlers and the two dominant clubs were known as the 'Victorians' and the 'South Australians'. Other early clubs were Broken Hill, North Broken Hill, South Broken Hill and Hotham.

In 1900 the League followed the trend of many other Leagues around the country at that time, and restructured along district lines. The four clubs that competed in the restructured competition are the same four clubs that make up the current competition, although South Broken Hill was then known as Alma.

The city's close association with South Australia was reflected with many of the League's stars finding success in the South Australian National Football League (SANFL) in the early 20th century. Prominent identities included North Broken Hill's Dave Low, who went on to win the 1912 Magarey Medal with West Torrens Football Club, Jack Woollard, captain of Port Adelaide Football Club's 1910 Championship of Australia-winning team, and Algy Millhouse, who captain-coached Norwood Football Club in 1914. The 1922 Magarey Medallist Robert Barnes and Bruce McGregor, who won Medals in 1926–7, were stars at West Adelaide Football Club. Leading goalkicker, Jack Owens, topped the SANFL's goal kicking ladder on three occasions with Glenelg Football Club in the 1920s and 1930s.

The League itself was considered strong enough to compete with visiting teams from the SANFL, Victorian Football League (VFL) and West Australian Football League (WAFL), and was even invited to send delegates to the inaugural Australasian Football Conference in Melbourne, in November 1905.

In more recent times players from Broken Hill have managed to find their mark with the country's premier league, the Australian Football League (AFL), including Fremantle's Dean Solomon, Brent Staker of West Coast and Brisbane, Taylor Walker of Adelaide, Mitch Clisby of the Melbourne Football Club and Isaac Cumming of the GWS Giants.

Premierships

List of premiers

The complete list of premiers teams is detailed below.^[3]

Year	Premiers	Runners Up
1900	West Broken Hill	North Broken Hill
1901	West Broken Hill	North Broken Hill
1902	North Broken Hill	Central Broken Hill
1903	West Broken Hill	North Broken Hill
1904	North Broken Hill	West Broken Hill
1905	North Broken Hill	West Broken Hill
1906	South Broken Hill	North Broken Hill
1907	North Broken Hill	South Broken Hill
1908	North Broken Hill	South Broken Hill
1909	North Broken Hill	Central Broken Hill
1910	Central Broken Hill	West Broken Hill
1911	North Broken Hill
1912	Central Broken Hill
1913	Central Broken Hill
1914	North Broken Hill	South Broken Hill
1915	Central Broken Hill	North Broken Hill
1916	West Broken Hill	Central Broken Hill
1917	West Broken Hill	South Broken Hill
1918	West Broken Hill	North Broken Hill
1919	South Broken Hill	West Broken Hill
1920	North Broken Hill	South Broken Hill
1921	West Broken Hill	Central Broken Hill
1922	West Broken Hill	North Broken Hill
1923	South Broken Hill	North Broken Hill
1924	North Broken Hill	South Broken Hill
1926	South Broken Hill	West Broken Hill
1927	West Broken Hill	South Broken Hill
1928	South Broken Hill	West Broken Hill
1929	West Broken Hill	South Broken Hill
1930	West Broken Hill	South Broken Hill
1931	South Broken Hill	West Broken Hill
1932	West Broken Hill	North Broken Hill
1933	West Broken Hill	North Broken Hill
1934	North Broken Hill	West Broken Hill
1935	Central Broken Hill	West Broken Hill
1936	North Broken Hill	Central Broken Hill
1937	Central Broken Hill	North Broken Hill
1938	Central Broken Hill	West Broken Hill
1939	West Broken Hill
1940	Central Broken Hill	South Broken Hill
1941	Central Broken Hill	West Broken Hill
1942	South Broken Hill	North Broken Hill
1943	Central Broken Hill
1944	South Broken Hill	West Broken Hill
1945	North Broken Hill	South Broken Hill
1946	North Broken Hill	Central Broken Hill
1947	North Broken Hill	West Broken Hill
1948	North Broken Hill	Central Broken Hill
1949	West Broken Hill	North Broken Hill
1950	North Broken Hill	Central Broken Hill
1951	North Broken Hill	South Broken Hill
1952	South Broken Hill	North Broken Hill
1953	South Broken Hill	Central Broken Hill
1954	West Broken Hill	North Broken Hill
1955	West Broken Hill	North Broken Hill
1956	South Broken Hill	North Broken Hill
1957	North Broken Hill	South Broken Hill
1958	South Broken Hill	North Broken Hill
1959	North Broken Hill	West Broken Hill
1960	North Broken Hill	South Broken Hill
1961	South Broken Hill	South Broken Hill
1962	West Broken Hill
1963	West Broken Hill	Central Broken Hill
1964	West Broken Hill	North Broken Hill
1965	North Broken Hill	South Broken Hill
1966	West Broken Hill
1967	South Broken Hill	North Broken Hill
1968	South Broken Hill	Central Broken Hill
1969	South Broken Hill	North Broken Hill
1970	South Broken Hill	North Broken Hill
1971	Central Broken Hill
1972	Central Broken Hill
1973	Central Broken Hill	South Broken Hill
1974	South Broken Hill
1975	North Broken Hill	West Broken Hill
1976	North Broken Hill	West Broken Hill
1977	North Broken Hill	West Broken Hill
1978	West Broken Hill	North Broken Hill
1979	Central Broken Hill
1980	West Broken Hill
1981	Central Broken Hill
1982	Central Broken Hill	North Broken Hill
1983	Central Broken Hill
1984	Central Broken Hill
1985	Central Broken Hill	North Broken Hill
1986	North Broken Hill	South Broken Hill
1987	South Broken Hill	North Broken Hill
1988	North Broken Hill	South Broken Hill
1989	South Broken Hill	Central Broken Hill
1990	West Broken Hill	South Broken Hill
1991	South Broken Hill	North Broken Hill
1992	North Broken Hill	Central Broken Hill
1993	Central Broken Hill	North Broken Hill
1994	North Broken Hill	South Broken Hill
1995	Central Broken Hill	North Broken Hill
1996	South Broken Hill	North Broken Hill
1997	South Broken Hill	North Broken Hill
1998	North Broken Hill	South Broken Hill
1999	South Broken Hill	Central Broken Hill
2000	North Broken Hill	Central Broken Hill
2001	Central Broken Hill	North Broken Hill
2002	South Broken Hill	North Broken Hill
2003	South Broken Hill	North Broken Hill
2004	North Broken Hill	South Broken Hill
2005	South Broken Hill	Central Broken Hill
2006	Central Broken Hill	South Broken Hill
2007	North Broken Hill	West Broken Hill
2008	North Broken Hill	Central Broken Hill
2009	South Broken Hill	North Broken Hill
2010	Central Broken Hill	South Broken Hill
2011	North Broken Hill	South Broken Hill
2012	North Broken Hill	South Broken Hill
2013	North Broken Hill	South Broken Hill
2014	South Broken Hill	North Broken Hill
2015	South Broken Hill	North Broken Hill
2016	North Broken Hill	South Broken Hill
2017	South Broken Hill	North Broken Hill
2018	South Broken Hill	North Broken Hill
2019	South Broken Hill	North Broken Hill
2022	South Broken Hill	Central Broken Hill
2023	South Broken Hill	West Broken Hill
2024	North Broken Hill	South Broken Hill

Current results

The last decade of The Broken Hill Football league has seen the South Broken Hill Football Club show dominance over the rest of the competition, winning Premierships in 2014 & 2015, before wins again in 2017, 2018 & 2019. Seasons 2020 & 2021 were lost due to COVID-19. South have won in the two seasons since the leagues resumption, making it 7 of the last 9 premierships. Star Full Forward Cody Schorn became the first player for over 20 years to kick his 100th goal of the season in the 2023 Grand Final. South went through the 2024 season without too much hassle, only dropping one game on their way to yet another Grand Final.

North were dominant in the early part of the century, winning premierships in 2004, 2007, 2008, 2011, 2012 & 2013 before upsetting hot favourites South to win the 2016 flag. The past two seasons has seen a decline with the Bulldogs missing the past two grand finals. Their performance has improved during the 2024 season, with returning Coach David Ruddock leading his side to a Grand Final appearance for the first time post COVID. Another masterclass from Ruddock saw the young Bulldogs upset South to win their first flag since 2016.

The West Football Club has struggled for success and has not won the Premiership since the 1990 season, the longest premiership drought in the club's history. Despite this their recent seasons have been encouraging, culminating in the club reaching its first A Grade Grand Final for 16 years in 2023. 2024 unfortunately saw West return to the bottom of the ladder, failing to win a game.

Central Football Club have battled with player numbers in recent times despite making the 2022 A Grade Grand Final. A very successful club during the 70s & 80s, Centrals last Premiership was won in 2010. An improved performance in 2024 saw the Pies make the Preliminary Final, going down to North by 35 points.

2011 Ladder

Broken Hill FL	Wins	Losses	Draws	For	Against	%	Pts	Final	Team	G	B	Pts	Team	G	B	Pts
North	15	3	0	1874	1037	180.71%	60	Preliminary	South	12	13	85	West	5	11	41
South	10	7	1	1622	1300	124.77%	42	Grand	North	9	11	65	South	9	10	64
West	7	11	0	1366	1661	82.24%	28
Central	3	14	1	1128	1992	56.63%	14

2012 Ladder

Broken Hill FL	Wins	Losses	For	Against	%	Pts	Final	Team	G	B	Pts	Team	G	B	Pts
South	14	4	1662	1273	130.56%	56	Preliminary	North	16	16	112	West	11	10	76
North	11	7	1528	1221	125.14%	44	Grand	North	8	9	57	South	8	6	54
West	6	12	1240	1429	86.77%	24
Central	5	13	1152	1659	69.44%	20

2013 Ladder

Broken Hill FL	Wins	Losses	For	Against	%	Pts	Final	Team	G	B	Pts	Team	G	B	Pts
North	14	4	1762	1088	161.95%	56	Preliminary	South	18	9	117	West	9	7	61
South	13	5	1857	1186	156.58%	52	Grand	North	21	14	140	South	14	14	98
West	7	11	1170	1669	70.10%	28
Central	2	16	1056	1902	55.52%	8

2014 Ladder

Broken Hill FL	Wins	Losses	For	Against	%	Pts	Final	Team	G	B	Pts	Team	G	B	Pts
South	16	2	2278	798	285.46%	64	Preliminary	North	11	11	77	West	5	10	40
North	12	6	1345	1315	102.28%	48	Grand	South	13	14	92	North	7	7	49
West	6	12	1066	1834	58.12%	24
Central	2	16	958	1700	56.35%	8

2015 Ladder

Broken Hill FL	Wins	Losses	Draws	For	Against	%	Pts	Final	Team	G	B	Pts	Team	G	B	Pts
South	16	1	1	2327	534	435.77%	66	Preliminary	North	16	14	110	Central	1	7	13
North	13	4	1	1931	923	209.21%	54	Grand	South	13	9	87	North	6	4	40
Central	4	13	0	825	2078	39.70%	16
West	2	16	0	693	2241	30.92%	8

2016 Ladder

Broken Hill FL	Wins	Losses	For	Against	%	Pts	Final	Team	G	B	Pts	Team	G	B	Pts
South	17	1	2345	687	341.34%	68	Preliminary	North	18	11	119	West	7	6	48
North	10	8	1511	1332	113.44%	40	Grand	North	8	8	56	South	5	11	41
West	6	12	1011	1719	58.81%	24
Central	3	15	781	1910	40.89%	12

Women's competition

The women's competition started in 2012, making it the oldest rural competition in the state.

2012 Ladder

Broken Hill FL	Wins	Losses	Draws	For	Against	%	Pts	Final	Team	G	B	Pts	Team	G	B	Pts
Central	12	0	0	560	41	1365.85%	48	Preliminary	North	7	5	47	West	2	3	15
North	6	6	0	257	266	96.62%	24	Grand	Central	8	5	53	North	1	3	9
West	4	7	1	180	349	51.58%	18
South	1	10	1	142	483	29.40%	6

2013 Ladder

Broken Hill FL	Wins	Losses	For	Against	%	Pts	Final	Team	G	B	Pts	Team	G	B	Pts
Central	13	2	1034	151	684.77%	52	Preliminary	North	14	5	89	South	0	0	0
North	12	3	892	184	484.78%	48	Grand	Central	5	4	34	North	2	2	14
South	5	10	269	708	37.99%	20
West	0	15	33	1185	2.78%	0

2014 Ladder

Broken Hill FL	Wins	Losses	For	Against	%	Pts	Final	Team	G	B	Pts	Team	G	B	Pts
North	13	2	927	183	506.56%	52	Preliminary	Central	3	4	22	South	2	3	15
Central	9	6	599	342	175.15%	36	Grand	Central	5	4	34	North	5	3	33
South	8	7	579	366	158.20%	32
West	0	15	51	1265	4.03%	0

2015 Ladder

Broken Hill FL	Wins	Losses	For	Against	%	Pts	Final	Team	G	B	Pts	Team	G	B	Pts
South	10	5	691	282	245.04%	40	Preliminary	South	7	3	45	North	1	1	7
North	8	7	528	364	145.05%	32	Grand	Central	4	5	29	South	1	3	9
Central	12	3	880	144	611.11%	48
West	0	15	25	1334	1.87%	0

2016 Ladder

Broken Hill FL	Wins	Losses	For	Against	%	Pts	Final	Team	G	B	Pts	Team	G	B	Pts
Central	14	1	765	146	523.97%	56	Preliminary	South	4	6	30	North	0	3	3
South	11	4	697	207	336.71%	44	Grand	South	3	2	20	Central	2	1	13
North	5	10	307	449	68.37%	20
West	0	15	101	1068	9.46%	0

Premiers

The complete list of premiers teams is detailed below.^[4]

Year	Premiers	Runners Up
2012	North Broken Hill	South Broken Hill
2013	North Broken Hill	South Broken Hill
2014	South Broken Hill	North Broken Hill
2015	South Broken Hill	North Broken Hill
2016	North Broken Hill	South Broken Hill
2017	South Broken Hill	North Broken Hill
2018	South Broken Hill	North Broken Hill
2019	South Broken Hill	North Broken Hill
2022	South Broken Hill	Central Broken Hill
2023	South Broken Hill	West Broken Hill

Books

Encyclopedia of South Australian country football clubs / compiled by Peter Lines. ISBN 9780980447293
South Australian country football digest / by Peter Lines ISBN 9780987159199

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References

↑ http://www.sanfl.com.au/default.aspx?s=genericnewsdisplay&kw=64&aid=109165%5B%5D
↑ Devaney, John. "West Broken Hill". AustralianFootball.com. Retrieved 14 September 2014.
↑ "League Premiers".
↑ "Women's Premiers".

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[1] ttp://www.sanfl.com.au/default.aspx?s=genericnewsdisplay&kw=64&aid=109165%5B%5D

[2] Devaney, John. "West Broken Hill". AustralianFootball.com. Retrieved 14 September 2014.

[3] "League Premiers".

[4] "Women's Premiers".

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Governing body	AFL NSW/ACT
AFL clubs	Greater Western Sydney Sydney Swans
VFL clubs	Sydney Swans reserves Greater Western Sydney reserves
Metropolitan leagues	AFL Sydney Women's
Regional leagues	Broken Hill Central West Farrer Hume Hunter North Coast North West NSW Northern Riverina Riverina Sapphire Coast South Coast
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Governing body	South Australian Football Commission
Representative side	South Australia
Professional clubs (AFL)	Adelaide Football Club Port Adelaide Football Club
Semi-professional league	SANFL
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Principal venues	Adelaide Oval
Significant events	Showdown Port Adelaide–Norwood rivalry Australian Champions League Port Adelaide v South Australia (1914) 1940 City v Country 1990 Country v City
Major individual awards	Magarey Medal Ken Farmer Medal Jack Oatey Medal Fos Williams Medal Reserves Magarey Medal McCallum–Tomkins Medal Mail Medal Eric Pfitzner Memorial Medal Don McSweeny Medal
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Broken Hill Football League

Contents

Current clubs

History

Premierships

List of premiers

Current results

2011 Ladder

2012 Ladder

2013 Ladder

2014 Ladder

2015 Ladder

2016 Ladder

Women's competition

2012 Ladder

2013 Ladder

2014 Ladder

2015 Ladder

2016 Ladder

Premiers

See also

Books

Related Research Articles

References

External links