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| Full name | Invermay Soccer Club |
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| Founded | ?? |
| Ground | N/A |
| Capacity | N/A |
| Chairman | N/A |
| Manager | N/A |
| League | Defunct |
| 2006 | N/A |
Invermay Soccer club was a football (soccer) club which represented the Launceston suburb of Invermay in the Northern Premier league. Although highly successful in the northern competition which they won 8 times, they were never quite able to convert that success to a statewide level. Invermay dominated the northern competition in the late 1940s before fading into obscurity.
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