Southern Mallee Football League

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The Southern Mallee Football League (SMFL) was an Australian rules football competition that finished in 1996 based in the Mallee region of Victoria, Australia. The league featured three grades in the Australian rules football competition, being First-Grade, Reserve-Grade and Under 16s.

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History

Southern Mallee Football Association

The Southern Mallee Football Association (SMFA) was formed in the 1932 [1] and continued until 1996 when it merged with the Northern Mallee Football League to form the Mallee Football League (Victoria).

In the 1937 SMFA grand final, E McCarthy kicked 15 goals for Hopetoun Football Club to help them defeat Kenmare.

In April, 1938 the SMFA was renamed the SMF League at its annual general meeting. [2]

A Reserves / Second Eighteen football competition was introduced by the SMFL in 1948. [3]

The thirds competition may have been introduced in 1969 and ran as an under 16 boys competition.

Southern Mallee Football League - 1932 to 1937

From 1932 to 1937, [4] there was also a Southern Mallee Football League (SMFL). [5]

The SMFL also had a junior competition in 1936. [6]

Prior to the start of the 1937 SMFL season, there was a number of clubs considering moving to another league, which caused a delay to the start of the season. [7]

The SMFL folded prior to the start of the 1938 season, with a number of clubs wishing to move to other neighbouring leagues [8] and with Sea Lake going onto play in the Manangatang Waitchie Football League. [9]

Clubs

Southern Mallee Football League (1932-1996)

Known as Southern Mallee Football Association from 1932 - 1937.

Final Clubs

ClubColoursNicknameHome GroundFormer LeagueEst.Years in SMFLSMFL Senior PremiershipsFate
TotalYears
Berri-Culgoa
RichmondDesign.svg
TigersBerriwillock Rec. Reserve, Berriwillock and Culgoa Recreation Reserve, Culgoa –19751979-199631994, 1995, 1996Formed Mallee FL in 1997
Beulah
Beulah Football Club colours.jpg
BluesBeulah Rec. Reserve, Beulah MFA18931932-1996181933, 1935, 1947, 1950, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1961, 1962, 1964, 1975, 1981, 1982, 1985, 1989, 1990, 1992Formed Mallee FL in 1997
Brim
Brim Football Club colours.jpg
EaglesBrim Rec. Reserve, Brim MFA1890s1932-199651932, 1948, 1951, 1952, 1987Formed Mallee FL in 1997
Hopetoun
Hopetoun Football Club colours.jpg
DevilsHopetoun Rec. Reserve, Hopetoun MFA1890s1936-1996131937, 1938, 1939, 1965, 1966, 1969, 1972, 1973, 1975, 1976, 1983, 1984, 1991Formed Mallee FL in 1997
Jeparit
Jeparit Football Club colours.jpg
RedbacksSir Robert Menzies Park, Jeparit WFL 1900s1990-19960-Merged with Rainbow to form Jeparit-Rainbow in Mallee FL 1997
Nullawil
Nullawil Football Club colours.jpg
MaroonsNullawil Rec. Reserve, Nullawil TFL 1900s1979-199631979, 1980, 1986Formed Mallee FL in 1997
Rainbow
Watsonia Football Club.jpg
SaintsRainbow Rec. Reserve, Rainbow JDFL1900s1937-199631959, 1963, 1970Merged with Jeparit to form Jeparit-Rainbow in Mallee FL 1997
Woomelang-Lascelles
AFL Geelong Icon.jpg
Combine, CatsWoomelang Rec. Reserve, Woomelang –19511951-199661957, 1960, 1968, 1971, 1988, 1993Formed Mallee FL in 1997
Yaapeet
Yaapeet Football Club colours.jpg
PurplesYaapeet Rec. Reserve, Yaapeet JDFL1900s1946-199641958, 1967, 1977, 1978Formed Mallee FL in 1997

Former Clubs

ClubColoursNicknameHome GroundFormer LeagueEst.Years in SMFLSMFL Senior PremiershipsFate
TotalYears
KenmareRFA1900s1932–1940, 1946-195411936Disbanded after 1954 season
Lascelles
AFL Geelong Icon.jpg
CatsLascelles Rec. Reserve, Lascelles NMFL 1900s1946-195021946, 1949Merged with Woomelang to form Woomelang-Lascelles in 1951
Rosebery
Eltham Football Club.jpg
Rosebery Rec. Reserve, Rosebery SMFA18941951-195411934Moved to Mallee FL in 1955
Warracknabeal Seconds
Warracknabeal Football Club colours.jpg
LionsWarracknabeal Rec. Reserve, Warracknabeal WFL 1870s1957-19590-Returned to Wimmera FL in 1960
Woomelang [10]
AFL Collingwood Icon.jpg
MagpiesWoomelang Rec. Reserve, Woomelang NCFL 1900s1940-195011940Merged with Lascelles to form Woomelang-Lascelles in 1951

Southern Mallee Football League (1932-1937)

Final Clubs

ClubColoursNicknameHome GroundFormer LeagueEst.Years in SMFASMFA Senior PremiershipsFate
TotalYears
Berriwillock
Berriwillock Football Club colours.jpg
BullfrogsBerriwillock Rec. Reserve, Berriwillock NMDFA1890s1932-193721933, 1936Moved to Wycheproof District FL in 1938
LalbertLalbert Rec. Reserve, Lalbert LMFA19041936-19370-Moved to Northern District FL in 1938
Quambatook
RichmondDesign.svg
TigersQuambatook Rec. Reserve, Quambatook KFA1910s19370-Moved to Wycheproof District FL in 1938
Rosebery
Eltham Football Club.jpg
MFA18941932-19370-Moved to Southern Mallee FL in 1938
Sea Lake
Clarence Football Club colours.jpg
SeagullsSea Lake Rec. Reserve, Sea Lake NMDFA18941932-193731934, 1937, 1937Moved to Manangatang Waitchie FL in 1938 [11]
Ultima
AFL North Melbourne Icon.jpg
RoosUltima Recreation Reserve, Ultima NDFA1900s1936-1937 [12] 0-Moved to Northern District FL in 1938
Woomelang
Woomelang Football Club colours.png
Woomelang Rec. Reserve, Woomelang MFA1900s1937 [13] 0-Moved to North Central FL in 1938

Former Clubs

ClubColoursNicknameHome GroundFormer LeagueEst.Years in SMFASMFA Senior PremiershipsFate
TotalYears
Birchip
Clarence Football Club colours.jpg
SwansBirchip Rec. Reserve, Birchip BFA1932-19330-Moved to North Central FL in 1934 [14] [15]
Culgoa
Culgoa Football Club colours.jpg
Culgoa Rec, Reserve, CulgoaNMDFA1890s1932-19360-Moved to Wycheproof District FL in 1937
Nullawil
Nullawil Football Club colours.jpg
MaroonsNullawil Rec. Reserve, Nullawil NMDFA1900s1932-19360-Moved to Wycheproof District FL in 1937
Wycheproof
Melbourne AFLW icon.png
DemonsWycheproof Recreation Reserve, Wycheproof NMDFA1890s193211932Moved to Charlton Wycheproof FL in 1933 [16]

Senior Football Premierships

Southern Mallee Football Association
1932 - 1937
Southern Mallee Football League
1938 - 1996
Seniors
YearPremiersScoreRunner-upScore
1932Brim [17] 7.12.54Beulah6.4.40
1933Beulah [18] 11.14.80Rosebery8.4.52
1934Rosebery [19] 9.9.63Beulah8.10.58
1935Beulah [20] 10.4.64Brim4.9.33
1936Kenmare [21] 9.20.74Brim5.8.38
1937Hopetoun [22] 21.17.143Kenmare6.7.43
1938Hopetoun [23] 21-11-137Rainbow11-6-72
1939Hopetoun15-5-95Brim11-9-75
1940Woomelang [24] 18.4.112Hopetoun11.14.80
1941-1945Competition in recess due to World War Two
1946Lascelles [25] 14.18.102Kenmare8.11.59
1947Beulah [26] 11.15.81Kenmare8.23.71
1948Brim8.16.64Hopetoun8.14.62
1949Lascelles [27] 13.11.89Beulah6.12.48
1950Beulah7.13.55Lascelles4.12.36
1951Brim13.16.94Beulah11.15.81
1952Brim14.18.102Beulah9.11.65
1953Beulah10.18.78Hopetoun11.10.76
1954Beulah13.19.97Hopetoun8.13.61
1955Beulah5.14.44Hopetoun3.9.27
1956Beulah17.12.114Yaapeet16.4.100
1957Woomelang-Lascelles6.12.48Beulah6.10.46
1958Yaapeet13.9.87Hopetoun11.14.80
1959Rainbow14.11.95Woomelang-Lascelles8.16.64
1960Woomelang-Lascelles5.14.44Rainbow3.16.34
1961Beulah15.10.100Hopetoun8.13.61
1962Beulah13.16.94Rainbow14.8.92
1963Rainbow9.20.74Woomelang-Lascelles10.12.72
1964Beulah17.11.113Yaapeet8.8.56
1965Hopetoun14.16.100Beulah10.13.73
1966Hopetoun14.12.96Yaapeet9.7.61
1967Yaapeet12.10.82Hopetoun11.15.81
1968Woomelang-Lascelles13-11-89Rainbow11-10-76
1969Hopetoun11.12.78Rainbow7.11.53
1970Rainbow13.12.90Hopetoun13.10.88
1971Woomelang-Lascelles16.10.106Hopetoun15.13.103
1972Hopetoun20.19.139Woomelang-Lascelles9.10.64
1973Hopetoun [28] 33.13.211Beulah13.6.84
1974Beulah10-16-76Hopetoun9-12-66
1975Hopetoun20.24.144Beulah12.7.79
1976Hopetoun16.18.114Beulah14.9.93
1977Yaapeet [29] 21.10.136Hopetoun16.16.112
1978Yaapeet [30] 16.11.107Woomelang-Lascelles10.15.75
1979Nullawil18.15.123Beulah13.11.89
1980Nullawil15-14-104Hopetoun11-12-78
1981Beulah17-19-121Hopetoun17-8-110
1982Beulah13-21-99Nullawil8-12-60
1983Hopetoun19-14-128Nullawil11-15-81
1984Hopetoun18-19-127Nullawil9-9-63
1985Beulah21-14-140Yaapeet12-10-82
1986Nullawil [31] 12-10-82Beulah10-7-67
1987Brim17.13.115Nullawil14.10.94
1988Woomelang-Lascelles8-15-63Berri-Culgoa3-13-31
1989Beulah14-7-91Berri-Culgoa10-12-72
1990Beulah18-13-121Hopetoun13-6-84
1991Hopetoun17-16-118Beulah16-9-105
1992Beulah10.12.72Berri-Culgoa7.19.61
1993Woomelang-Lascelles15-11-101Beulah12-11-83
1994Berri-Culgoa24.20-164Nullawil11-4-70
1995Berri-Culgoa16-19-115Jeparit7-11-53
1996Berri-Culgoa22-21-153Nullawil7-10-52
Southern Mallee Football League
1932 to 1937
YearPremiersScoreRunner-upScore
1932Wycheproof [32] 14.17 - 10Sea Lake [33] 6.7 - 43
1933Berriwillock [34] 10.8 - 68Sea Lake7.15 - 57
1934Sea Lake [35] 14.14 - 98Berriwillock11.12 - 78
1935Sea Lake [36] 8.6 - 54Berriwillock [37] [38] 7.11 - 53
1936Berriwillock [39] 10.11 - 71Sea Lake [40] 5.29 - 59
1937Sea Lake9.7 - 61Lalbert8.12 - 60

Reserves Football Premierships

Southern Mallee Football League
Reserves - 1948 to 1996
YearPremiersScoreRunner-upScore
1962Rosebery [41] 9.10.64Woomelang - Lascelles3.15.33
1963Rainbow [42] 7.11.53Woomelang - Lascelles7.12.54
1964Hopetoun [43] 6.18.54Beulah7.6.48
1965Woomelang - Lascelles [44] 20.14.134Hopetoun9.11.65
1966
1967
1968Rainbow [45] 11.18.82Woomelang - Lascelles6.9.51
1969Hopetoun [46] 11.12.78Beulah7.3.45
1970
1971
1972Hopetoun [47] 14.15.99Brim5.9.39
1973
1974Beulah [48] 12.14.86Yaapeet8.4.52
1975Woomelang - Lascelles [49] 13.13.91Hopetoun10.11.71
1976
1977
1978
1979Nullawil14.17.101Yaapeet7.9.51
1980Brim [50] 14.11.95Beulah13.16.94
1981Brim17.9.111Beulah11.18 - 84
1982Beulah15.15.105Berri - Culgoa14.14.98
1983Berri - Culgoa [51] 23.20.158Beulah12.8.80
1984Hopetoun [52] 13.12.90Beulah11.13.79
1985Hopetoun18.11.107Brim15.10.100
1986
1987
1988
1989Yaapeet14.14.98Hopetoun7.10.52
1990

Thirds Football Premierships

Southern Mallee Football League
Thirds / Under 16's - 1969 ? to 1996
YearPremiersScoreRunner-upScore
1969Hopetoun7.4.46Beulah7.3.45
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975Rainbow12.12.84Hopetoun5.5.35
1976
1977
1978
1979Woomelang - Lascelles [53] 11.5.71Hopetoun7.9.51
1980
1981Hopetoun [54] 8.8.56Woomelang - Lascelles1.3.9
1982Hopetoun [55] 13.5.83Beulah4.7.31
1983
1984Beulah7.10.52Hopetoun5.4.34
1985Beulah [56] 10.5.65Hopetoun5.5.35
1986
1987
1988
1989Woomelang - Lascelles [57] 18.5.113Hopetoun3.0.18
1990

Fourths Football Premierships

Southern Mallee Football League
Fourths / Under 13's - 1984 to 1996
YearPremiersScoreRunner-upScore
1984Hopetoun2.2.14Brim1.1.7

Football Best and Fairest Award

Southern Mallee Football Association - 1932 to 1939
Southern Mallee Football League - 1946 - 1996
Robert Ford Memorial Trophy
Seniors
YearB & F WinnerClubVotesRunner UpClubVotes
1934H BoschenRosebery17W MaleKenmare15 [58]
1946 Jim Gull Kenmare [59]
1948Jack KranzBeulah
1951Bill HeathRosebery
1985Leon KrelleYaapeet20G ClaytonBrim19

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