Thomastown Football Netball Club | |
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Names | |
Full name | Thomastown Football Netball Club |
Nickname(s) | Bears or Thomo Bears |
Club details | |
Founded | 1966 |
Colours | Brown, Gold and Silver |
Competition | Northern Football League |
President | Rob Mazniovski |
Ground(s) | Main Street Reserve |
Main St, Thomastown 3074 | |
Other information | |
Official website | thomastownfc.com.au |
Thomastown Football Club was established in 1966. They are now known as the Thomastown Football Netball Club and also known as the Bears or Thomo Bears.
Starting as an Australian Rules Football Club, they entered a Netball team into the NFL competition in 2010. From 2017, the NFL change its name and rebranded as the NFNL by which point Thomastown had entered three netball teams.
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