Central Riverina Football League

The Central Riverina Football League was a minor Australian rules football competition which ran from 1949 until 1981 in the Riverina region of New South Wales. The league contained a number of historic clubs, many of which no longer exist.

History

There was a Central Riverina Football League that was formed in 1907 in Narrandra, ^[1] that was made up from the Coolamon, Hay and Narrandra football clubs. ^[2]

The Central Riverina Football League (CRFL) was formed in 1949 at the annual general meeting of the Milbrulong & District Football League, when it was decided to change its name to the Central Riverina Football League. ^[3]

The Milbrulong Football Association was reformed in 1945, ^[4] after a five-year break due to World War II and was active up until 1948, when the name change took place in early 1949.

In 1946, Boree Creek and Collingullie joined the Milbrulong & DFL from the Lockhart & District Football League. ^[5]

In 1947 and 1948, some clubs arranged reserve grade matches against other teams, but there was no official competition.

At the 1948 AGM, Mr. Albert Ziebell (Railway Hotel, Lockhart) promised £3/3/ towards the trophy for the best and fairest player in the CRFL. ^[6]

At the 1949 AGM, Mr. T Brennan of Milbrulong donated £10/10/ towards a cup for the best and fairest player in the CRFL, to be known as the Brennan Cup. ^[7]

On Wednesday, 12 September 1951, Hawthorn: 20.15 – 135 defeated the Central Riverina Football League: 6.6 – 42, which was played at Lockhart. ^[8]

The CRFL Reserves / Second eighteen competition was introduced into the CRFL in the late 1950s.

Osborne played in ten grand finals between 1945 and 1961, winning four premierships, while East Wagga played in eight grand final between 1967 and 1976, for four premierships.

In 1982 the CRFL merged with the South West Football League (New South Wales) and the old Farrer Football League to form the Riverina Football Netball League and the Riverina District Football League. ^{[9] [10] [11] [12]}

It was between 1983 and 1994 that the Riverina District Football League / Farrer Football League maintained a two division system.

The Riverina District Football League changed its name to the Farrer Football League in 1985.

Clubs

Final

Club	Jumper	Nickname	Home Ground	Former League	Est.	Years in comp	SFNL/SESFL Senior Premierships		Fate
							Total	Most recent
Army		Cats	Kapooka Army Base Oval, Kapooka	WSFL		1958-1972, 1975-1981	4	1967, 1969, 1970, 1971	Merged with Junee to form Junee-Kapooka in Riverina & District FL following 1981 season
Barellan United		Kangaroos	Barellan Sportsground, Barellan	B&DFL	1970	1973-1981	2	1975, 1981	Moved to Riverina FL following 1981 season
Boree Creek		Creekers, Magpies	Boree Creak Recreation Reserve, Boree Creek	C&DFL, HFL	1886	1946-1969, 1980-1981	1	1953	Moved to Riverina & District FL following 1981 season
Junee		Bulldogs	Laurie Daley Oval, Junee	FFL	1919	1960-1981	1	1962	Merged with Army to form Junee-Kapooka in Riverina & District FL following 1981 season
Marrar		Bombers	Langtry Oval, Marrar	WSFL	1918	1957-1981	3	1965, 1966, 1979	Moved to Riverina & District FL following 1981 season
RAAF		Hornets	RAAF Base Oval, Forest Hill	WSFL	1948	1957-1966, 1968-1969, 1972-1981	0	-	In recess in 1967 and 1970-71. Moved to Riverina & District FL following 1981 season
RCAE		Bushpigs	Peter Hastie Oval, Charles Sturt University	–	1972	1972-1981	1	1978	Moved to Riverina & District FL following 1981 season
South Wagga-Tolland Dons		Dons	Maher Oval, Glenfield Park	–	1971	1971-1981	0	-	Moved to Riverina & District FL following 1981 season
Whitton		Tigers	Whitton Recreation Ground, Whitton	SWFL	1890s	1979-1981	0	-	Moved to Riverina & District FL following 1981 season

Former

Club	Jumper	Nickname	Home Ground	Former League	Est.	Years in comp	SFNL/SESFL Senior Premierships		Fate
							Total	Most recent
Collingullie		Demons	Crossroads Oval, Collingullie	W&DFL	1906	1946-1964	4	1951, 1952, 1963, 1964	Moved to Farrer FL following 1964 season
Cootamundra		Blues	Clarke Oval, Cootamundra	–	1960	1960-1980	4	1973, 1974, 1977, 1980	Moved to South West District FL following 1980 season
East Wagga		Saints	Gumly Oval, Gumly Gumly	WSFL	1946	1959-1976	3	1968, 1972, 1976	Moved to Farrer FL following 1976 season
Lockhart		Bombers	Lockhart Recreation Ground, Lockhart	TR&DFL	1898	1945-1956	3	1948, 1949, 1956	Moved to Albury & District FL following 1956 season
Milbrulong			Milbrulong Recreation Ground, Milbrulong	TR&DFL		1945-1958	1	1949	Folded after 1958 season
Mittagong				TR&DFL		1945-1949	0	-	Folded after 1949 season
Osborne		Tigers	Osborne Recreation Reserve, Osborne	TR&DFL	1901	1945-1969	4	1950, 1957, 1958, 1961	Moved to Hume FL following 1969 season
Pleasant Hills			Pleasant Hills Recreation Reserve, Pleasant Hills	TR&DFL		1948-1953	0	-	Folded due to insufficient playing numbers at 1954 AGM
Rannock			Rannock Recreation Reserve, Rannock	SWFL	1923	1962-1964	0	-	Folded due to insufficient playing numbers prior to 1965 season
Temora		Kangaroos	Nixon Park, Temora	WSFL	1949	1957-1960	2	1959, 1960	Moved to Farrer FL following 1961 season
The Rock			Victoria Park, The Rock	TR&DFL	c.1920s	1945-1947	2	1945, 1947	Moved to Albury & District FL following 1947 season
Tumut		Hawks	Tumut Recreation Reserve, Tumut	–	1970	1970-1977	0	-	Moved to Upper Murray FL following 1977 season
Turvey Park		Bulldogs	Maher Oval, Wagga Wagga	A&DFL reserve grade	1954	1955	1	1955	Moved to South West District FL following 1955 season
Uranquinty		Rosellas	Uranquinty Oval, Uranquinty	W&DFL	c.1920s	1950-1951, 1964-1967 [13]	0	-	In recess between 1952 and 1963, re-formed in 1964, entered recess again in 1968, re-formed in Farrer FL in 1985
Yerong Creek		Magpies	Yerong Creek Sports Ground, Yerong Creek	TR&DFL	c.1910s	1945-1955	1	1954	Moved to Albury & District FL following 1955 season
Young		Saints	Miller-Henry Oval, Burrangong	–	1976	1976-1977	0	-	Moved to Northern Riverina FL following 1977 season

Football Grand Finals

Seniors

Year	Premiers	Score	Runners Up	Score	Captain	Coach	Venue	Gate	Premiership Cup
1945-1948: Milbrulong & DFL
1945	The Rock	13.10 – 82	Osborne	8.16 – 64					[14] [15]
1946	Milbrulong	11.12 – 78	Osborne	7.12 – 54	Bryan Brennan		The Rock		Donald Ross Cup [16] Umpire: McIntyre (VFL)
1947	The Rock	15.17 – 107	Osborne	14.4 – 89			Milbrulong	£104	Donald Ross Cup [17] Umpire: Wollesley (VFL)
1948	Lockhart	9.14 – 68	Yerong Creek	9.13 – 67	B Dowdle [18]	Vince Sullivan [19]	Milbrulong		Donald Ross Cup [20] Umpire: Male (VFL)
1949-1981: Central Riverina FL
1949	Lockhart	15.12 – 102	Yerong Creek	7.7 – 49		Vince O'Sullivan [21]	Milbrulong		Donald Ross Cup [22] Umpire: Haywood (VFL)
1950	Osborne	10.8 – 68	Yerong Creek	6.11 – 47			Collingullie	£110	Donald Ross Cup [23] Umpire: Clayton (VFL)
1951	Collingullie	12.16 – 88	Osborne	3.7 – 25			Milbrulong		[24] Umpire: Hopkins (VFL)
1952	Collingullie	12.9 – 81	Yerong Creek	6.10 – 46			Milbrulong	£135	Umpire: Hopkins (VFL) [25] [26]
1953	Boree Creek	14.11 – 95	Collingullie	9.9 – 63	Ivan Argus	Ivan Argus	Milbrulong		[27] Umpire: (VFL)
1954	Yerong Creek	10.11 – 71	Milbrulong	7.6 – 48					[28]
1955	Turvey Park	8.12 – 60	Osborne	8.12 – 60					(drawn grand final)
	Turvey Park	9.7 – 61	Osborne	4.10 – 34					(grand final reply)
1956	Lockhart	12.11 – 83	Milbrulong	19.9 – 69
1957	Osborne	9.13 – 67	Milbrulong	7.12 – 54
1958	Osborne	16.16 – 122	Marrar	8.3 – 51
1959	Temora	16.12 – 108	Marrar	12.9 – 81
1960	Temora	9.7 – 60	Marrar	4.4 – 28			Bolton Park, Wagga		[29]
1961	Osborne	12.11 – 83	Boree Creek	7.15 – 57				£
1962	Junee	16.9 – 105	Boree Creek	16.6 – 102				£
1963	Collingullie	14.16 – 100	Boree Creek	4.8 – 32				£
1964	Collingullie	11.11 – 77	Junee	8.8 – 56				£
1965	Marrar	12.20 – 92	Cootamundra	11.11 – 77				£
1966	Marrar	9.12 – 66	Cootamundra	3.5 – 23
1967	Army	16.18 – 114	East Wagga	4.5 – 29
1968	East Wagga	7.16 – 58	Junee	6.5 – 41
1969	Army	11.13 – 79	East Wagga	9.13.67
1970	Army	19.19 – 133	East Wagga	15.15. – 105
1971	Army	15.7 – 97	Marrar	14.14 – 92
1972	East Wagga	16.14 – 110	Army	9.20 – 74
1973	Cootamundra	17.22 – 124	East Wagga	14.7 – 91
1974	Cootamundra	6.8 – 44	Barellan United	4.9 – 33
1975	Barellan United	13.14 – 92	East Wagga	7.9 – 51
1976	East Wagga	13.12 – 90	Cootamundra	9.9 – 63
1977	Cootamundra	11.18 – 84	Marrar	8.6 – 54
1978	RCAE	14.8 – 92	Barellan United	10.8 – 68
1979	Marrar	14.19 – 103	Barellan United	14.8 – 92
1980	Cootamundra	18.17 – 125	Marrar	6.5 – 41
1981	Barellan United	15.16 – 106	Marrar	7.14 – 56
	Riverina DISTRICT FL
1982	Collingullie – Ashmont	21.15 – 141	Mangoplah CU	11.10 – 76	Ian Rainbird	Ian Rainbird	Maher Oval, Wagga
	Riverina DISTRICT FL: Division 1
1983	North Wagga	25.15 – 155	Mangoplah CU	17.15 – 117	Martin King	Martin King
1984	Collingullie – Ashmont	16.20 – 116	Mangoplah CU	11.16 – 82	Gary Colvin	Gary Colvin

Seniors

• 1985: The Riverina District Football League changed its name to the Farrer Football League in 1985 and maintained a Farrer FL Division One competition & Farrer FL Division Two competition up until 1994.

Central Riverina Football League

Reserves

1946: Mittagong 1947: Yerong Creek: 7.7 – 49 d Mittagong: 5.6 – 36 [30] 1948: RAAF: 8.8 – 56 drew Central Riverina FL U/21: 8.8 – 56 [31] (curtain raiser) 1949: Albury & District Football League: 7.12 – 54 drew Central Riverina FL: 9.0 – 54 [32] (curtain raiser) 1952: Lockhart v MIlbrulong [33] 1953: Osborne [34] v Milbrulong [35] 1959: Army: 13.8 – 86 d Temora: 9.8 – 62 1960: East Wagga: 7.6 – 48 d Junee: 2.3 – 15 1961: Junee d RAAF 1962: Army d RAAF 1963: Army d RAAF 1964: RAAF d Cootamundra 1965: RAAF d Army 1966: Marrar d East Wagga 1967: Army d East Wagga 1968: Army d Junee 1969: Army d RAAF

1970: East Wagga d Cootamundra 1971: Army d East Wagga 1972: East Wagga d RAAF 1973: East Wagga d RAAF 1974: East Wagga: 56 d Cootamundra: 46 1975: East Wagga d RAAF 1976: East Wagga d RAAF 1977: Barellan United d Marain Dons 1978: Marrar d South Wagga Tollard 1979: Barellan United d Marrar 1980: Barellan United: 15.9 – 99 d Junee: 10.8 – 68 1981:

Riverina DISTRICT Football League (1982)

Reserves

• 1982: Junee: 9.18 – 72 d TRYC: 7.11 – 53

Central Riverina FL – Most Senior Premierships / Runners Up (1949–1981)

Club	Most Premierships	Runners Up	Grand Finals
Collingullie	4	1	5
Cootamundra	4	3	7
East Wagga	3	5	8
Osborne	4	3	7
Army	4	1	5
Marrar	3	7	10
Barellan United	2	3	5
Lockhart	3	0	2
Temora	2	0	2
Boree Creek	1	3	4
Junee	1	1	2
RCAE	1	0	1
Turvey Park	1	0	1
Milbrulong	0	3	3
Yerong Creek	0	3	3
TOTAL	33	33	66

• 1946 – 1950: Senior Premiership Cup: Donald Ross Cup
• 1946 – 1953: Reserves Premiership Cup: Cooper Cup
• RCAE – Riverina College of Advanced Education

Leading Goalkickers

• 1976 – P. Carroll – East Wagga – 113
• 1977 – Rod Milthorpe – Cootamundra – 82
• 1978 – B. Spencer – Junee – 72
• 1979 – C. Griffiths – RAAF – 62
• 1980 – C. Eaton – Cootamundra – 82
• 1981 – Neil Diggleman – Barellan United – 54

Best & Fairest Award

Senior Football

• Brennan Cup (1949)
• Coghill Medal

Year	Winner	Club	Votes	Runner Up	Club	Votes
	Milbrilong & DFL
1945						no record of winner
1946						no record of winner
1947	Charles Doig	Osborne	38	Ross Garrett	Lockhart	33 [36]
1948	Ross Garrett	Milbrulong	34	Kevin Terlich	Pleasant Hills	20 [37]
	Central Riverina FL
1949	Charles Doig	Osborne				Brennan Cup [38] [39]
1950
1951
1952
1953	Merv Priest	Collinguille		Jim Stockton	Milbrulong	[40] [41]
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960	B Smith	Osborne
1961	Peter Wilson	Boree Creek
1962	Peter Wilson	Boree Creek
1963	Peter Wilson	Boree Creek
1964	B Douglas	Osborne
1965	B Douglas	Osborne
1966	G Smith	Army
1967	B McCaffery	Army
1968	G Buchanan &	Army
	N Rowlands	Army
1969	N Jarvis	Army
1970	N Jarvis	Army
1971	Reg Hamilton	Marrar
1972	B Murphy	RCAE
1973	B Harper	Marrar
1974	B Harper	Marrar
1975	B Harper	Marrar
1976	Ken Forbes	Cootamundra
1977	Ken Forbes	Cootamundra
1978	M Briggs	Junee
1979	Errol Boots	Whitton
1980	P Butterworth	RCAE
1981	Errol Boots	Whitton	20	R Reed	South West Tolland	16 [42]
	Riverina DISTRICT FL	Gerald Clear Medal
1982	Bruce Rollins	Marrar	21	Errol Boots	Whitton	20 [43]
	Riverina DISTRICT FL: Div 1	Gerald Clear Medal
1983	Laurie Pendick	North Wagga	22	Phil Reid	Temora	20
1984	Danny Malone	Marrar	21	Ian Geddes	Barellan	19
1985	Farrer Football League:Div 1	Gerald Clear Medal

• 1985 – RDFL changed its name to the Farrer FL.

Officer Bearers

Year	President	Secretary	Treasurer
	Milbrulong & DFL
1945	Ernest C. Howard
1946	Ernest C. Howard	George Cowin
1947	Ernest C. Howard	E. Head	C. Lumley [44]
1948	Ernest C. Howard
	Central Riverina FL
1949	Ernest C. Howard	L. K. Smith	H. Tinsley
1950	V Foley	L. K. Smith	J . G. Peach [45]
1951	Andy M. O'Neill	A. Hickson	J. G. Peach
1952	Andy M. O'Neill	Alfred H. Shaw
1953	Andy M. O'Neill	Alfred H. Shaw	[46]
1954	Andy M. O'Neill	Alfred H. Shaw	[47]
1959	Ernest C. Howard	Alfred H. Shaw
1960	Ernest C. Howard	Alfred H. Shaw
1981		George Washington	Toby Kells
	Riverina DFL
1982	John Yates	Lex Foley	Malcom Levett
1983	Frank Gaynor
Year	President	Secretary	Treasurer

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Links

• Albury & District Football League
• Australian rules football in New South Wales
• Central Hume Football Association
• Coreen & District Football League
• Farrer Football League
• Hume Football Netball League
• Riverina Football Association
• Riverina Football Netball League
• South West Football League (New South Wales)
• Central Riverina FL – "CRFL Weekly Record"