Nagambie Football Club

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Nagambie Football / Netball Club
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Names
Full nameNagambie Football / Netball Club
Nickname(s)The Lakers
Club details
Founded1881;143 years ago (1881)
Colours   
Competition Kyabram District Football League
Premierships(22): 1905, 1906, 1907, 1908, 1919, 1938, 1939, 1946, 1947, 1965, 1967, 1969, 1970, 1975, 1977, 1998, 1999, 2010, 2014, 2016, 2017, 2019
Ground(s)Nagambie Recreation Reserve
Uniforms
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Official website Nagambie FNC website

Nagambie Football Club is an Australian rules football club, that was established in 1881. The club is based in the North Eastern Victorian town of Nagambie.

Contents

History

The first recorded match involving Nagambie was in 1881, when The Age newspaper reported of an Australian Rules football match between Seymour and Nagambie. [1]

In 1882, the club played on the paddock of Mr. J. Swift - Esquire. [2]

At the club's 1888 annual meeting, it was decided to join the North Eastern Football Association. [3]

In 1890, the club was known as the Nagambie Ramblers. [4]

In 1891, Nagambie finished fifth on the North Eastern Football Association. [5]

In 1909, the club had the same colours as Longwood Football Club, so they changed its colors to blue with a gold band, with green stockings. [6]

In 1912, Nagambie joined the Goulburn Valley District Football Association. [7]

In 1915, two former Nagambie players, Private Fen McDonald and Private C. Coe were killed in action on the Gallopli Peninsula. [8]

Nagambie senior football team were undefeated in 1938, 1939 & experienced their first loss in three years on Saturday, 3 August 1940 from Benalla Football Club, who won by 14 points in Benalla. [9]

The club is known as "The Lakers" and wear red, white and black panels similar to the Saints guernsey. Their most recent premiership success was in the 2019 season against Tallygaroopna.

Football Timeline

Football Premierships

Seniors
Reserves
Thirds

Football Runners Up

Seniors
Reserves
Thirds

League Best & Fairest Awards

Senior Football
Reserves
Thirds

VFL / AFL Players

The following footballers played with Nagambie, prior to playing senior football in the VFL/AFL, and / or drafted, with the year indicating their VFL/AFL debut.

Netball Premierships

A. Grade
B. Grade
C. Grade
17 & Under
Under 16
15 & Under

Club Honourboard

YearPresidentSecretaryTreasurerCoachBest & FairestTop GoalkickerLadder Position
1888G ValeE WildW Morrissey
1889G AbberleyW J SheehanG Birrell
18915th
18972nd
1898
18993rd
1900J P Du FeuE BrensingE Brensing
1901E K CrawfordE BrensingE BrensingJ P Morrisey
1902K C CrawfordE BrensingE Brensing
1903
1904
1905F C OsborneW H McLeodW H McLeod WFA Premiers
1906J P MorriseyW H McLeodW H McLeod WFA Premiers
1907R P MahoneyA I BaudA I Baud NEFA Premiers
1908E M McDonaldW H McLeod NEFA Premiers
1909J Larkins
1910A M OppwoodW H McLeodS Carmichael
1911
1912D BrownF C Osborne6th: 5 wins / 9 losses
1913W H McLeod [41] [42] D BrownF C Osborne2nd
1914E McDonaldW R Bourke &H M Handfield3rd [43]
H Gundry
1915E McDonaldH GundryH M Handfield
1915-18In recess > WW1 [44]
1919 W&NEFA Premiers
19202nd
1921
1922
19232nd
19246th [45]
19254th [46]
1926
19278th: no wins [47]
19285th [48]
19296th [49]
19305th [50]
19312nd
19326th [51]
19332nd
19344th [52]
19356th
19362nd
1937W FergusonLeo Crowe [53] 3rd: lost P Final [54]
1938 W&NEFA Premiers
1939 GVFL Premiers
19403rd: Lost P Final [55]
1941-45In recess > WW2 [56]
19463rd: GVFL Premiers
19472nd: GVFL Premiers
19483rd:
19497th [57]
195011th [58]
195111th [59]
19529th [60]
1953Ken Heims [61] 9th [62]
19548th [63]
195564: Alan Pickering*3rd
195668: Alan Pickering*
1957
1965R MooreR Moore KDFNL Premiers
1966R MooreA Bayles135: Dick Moore*2nd
1967A McIntoshA Bayles49: Brian Lodding* KDFNL Premiers
1968B SmithB Smith
1969B SmithB Lodding69: Brian Lodding* KDFNL Premiers
1970B SmithB Forbes KDFNL Premiers
1971B SmithD Higgins2nd
1972A BaylesA Bayles
1973V EdwardsB Forbes
1974P DeaneMurray Black
1975B FinniganR Lang KDFNL Premiers
1976B FinniganAlan Tranter2nd
1977T GallagherEd Shiels KDFNL Premiers
1978N TrotmanD Tronerud
1979D TronerudA Purbrick
1980B FinniganB Finnigan
1981R MooreM Hadley
1982L GleesonA McLeod
1983L Gleeson &S Clydesdale
J Morris
1984Ed ShielsEd Shiels2nd
1985Ed ShielsMurray Black2nd
1986Ed ShielsEd Shiels
1987Neil Muir &M Boyer &
A WhiteRay Bazeley
1988R ZelescoMurray Black
1989Ed ShielsEd Shiels
1990B BarnesM Boyer
1991B SmithEd Shiels
1992R ColeEd Shiels
1993Ed ShielsEd Shiels
1994W WhitburnS Fox
1995W WhitburnAdam Dalton
1996M DickensEd Shiels
1997M DickensRohan Aldous
1998Rohan AldousRohan Aldous KDFNL Premiers
1999Robert AuldRohan Aldous KDFNL Premiers
2000P ThorpeRohan Aldous2nd
2001K BeaslandA Welshlast: no wins
2002Robert AuldM Roberts
2003 Ross Andrews Brent Clydesdale6th
2004Ross AndrewsScott Paulke
2005Scott Paulke
2006Ross AndrewsLast
2007Gavin Gledhill
2008Gavin GledhillScott Paulke
2009Robert AuldScott Paulke82: Patrick Rattray*Minor premiers. Runner up
2010Robert AuldAnthony Haysom73: Patrick Rattray*3rd: KDFNL Premiers
2011Ed ShielsMichael Shiels44: Jack Williams8th
201243: Luke Larsen3rd
2013Linc Sullivan55: Daniel Haysom4th
2014Linc Sullivan115: Patrick Rattray*2nd: KDFNL Premiers
2015Linc Sullivan86: Patrick Rattray*Minor Premiers>lost both finals
2016Linc SullivanAnthony Haysom75: Harley Taylor-Lloyd2nd: KDFNL Premiers
2017Linc SullivanDaniel Haysom62: Mathew Waterson2nd: KDFNL Premiers
2018Linc SullivanDaniel Haysom78: Mathew Waterson*3rd: Runner up
2019Anthony HaysomBlake Fothergill49: Anthony Haysom2nd: KDFNL Premiers
2020In recess>COVID-19
2021Linc Sullivan &Jamason Daniels22: Nathan Fothergill4th
Darryl Harrison
2022Tyrone Muir35: Jonathon Moore7th
2023Tyrone MuirTom Barnes45: William Dalton2nd
2024Jacob LloydFiona MerrifieldSharni LloydHarley Taylor - Lloyd
YearPresidentSecretaryTreasurerCoachBest & FairestTop GoalkickerLadder Position

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