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| Thoona | |
|---|---|
| Names | |
| Full name | Thoona Football Club |
| Nickname(s) | Maroons |
| Club details | |
| Founded | 1885 |
| Colours | |
| Owners | Members |
| Premierships | 1906, 1910, 1911, 1932, |
| Ground(s) | Thoona Sports Ground, Thoona |
The Thoona Football Club was an Australian rules football club which competed in the numerous Associations and Leagues since 1885.
The club was based in the North Eastern town of Thoona, Victoria, Australia.
Thoona was first officially formed on 25 April 1885 at Warrington's Commercial Hotel in Thoona. [1]
Their first game was played against Benalla on 4 July 1885.
The Club colours were first red and white vertical strips with a green sash before changing to a maroon with a blue sash.
| Year | President | Vice President | Secretary | Treasurer | Captain | Competition | Titles |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1885 | J.J.Simcocks | W.A.B.Hart | W.A.B.Hart | Higgins | |||
| 1901 | W.J.Tonkin | H.Lott, J.Richards | K.McIntosh | W.Ghent | |||
| 1902 | W.J.Tonkin | J.B.Higgins & H.Lott | W.H.McBean | J.Richards | W.Ghent | Moria Shire Association | |
| 1903 | W.J.Tonkin | J.Higgins, A.Douglas & H.Lott | J.Rees | J.Rees | Moria Shire Association | ||
| 1904 | W.J.Tonkin | Wooden Spoon | |||||
| 1906 | W.J.Tonkin | S.Sargeant | Greta, Glenrowan & Winton Association | Premiers [2] | |||
| 1909 | W.J.Tonkin | Sargeant, Justice, Cummings, R.Jones, Higgins, Goode | J.Conway | Mr. Anderson | |||
| 1910 | W.J.Tonkin | W.J.Bergin | A.Johnson | Thoona-Goorambat Association | Premiers | ||
| 1911 | W.J.Bergin | W.J.Tonkin, R.Justice, R.Jones | A.Johnson | R.B.McLennan | Thoona Association | ||
| 1912 | Moria Association | ||||||
| 1913 | Glenrowan-Thoona Association | ||||||
| 1914 | W.J.Tonkin | Platt | Hale | Devenish Association | |||
| 1919 | Allen | Thoona-Greta Association | Runners Up | ||||
| 1929 | W.J.Tonkin | A.Beckwith | A.Nicholson | Benalla & District League | |||
| 1930 | A.Beckwith | Benalla & District League | |||||
| 1931 | G.M.Paulsen | G.W.Veall | A.Beckwith | A.Beckwith | Benalla & District League | ||
| 1932 | A.L. Gerrard | F.J.Lee, P.Edmunds | A.Beckwith | A.Beckwith | Benalla & District League | Premiers | |
| 1933 | P.Edmunds | H.Garratt, F.Conway | A.Beckwith | A.Beckwith | Tatong-Thoona Association | ||
| 1934 | J.E.Bowdern | H.Garratt | Tatong-Thoona Association | ||||
| 1935 | J.E.Bowdern | A.Beckwith, A.L. Gerrard | H.Garratt | H.Garratt | Tatong-Thoona District League | ||
| 1936 | J.E.Bowdern | A.Beckwith, A.Robertson | H.Garratt | H.Garratt | Tatong-Thoona District League | ||
| 1937 | J.E.Bowdern | Jim Cleary | Tatong-Thoona District League | ||||
| 1938 | J.E.Bowdern | Jim Cleary | Tatong-Thoona District League | ||||
| 1946 | A.M.Irvine | Ross Lindham | Jack Sammon | A.W.Moore | F.McIntosh | Benalla District League | |
| 1947 | A.M.Irvine | R.Lindham, J.Jones, R.Beattie | J.Sammon | A.W.Moore | Benalla District League | ||
| 1948 | A.M.Irvine | J.Jones | J.Sammon | Ross Lindham | Benalla District League | ||
| 1949 | A.M.Irvine | J.Sammon | Benalla District League | ||||
| 1950 | A.M. Irvine | J.Sammon | Kevin Goonan | Benalla & District League | |||
| 1951 | A.M.Irvine | J.Jones, R.Beatie | M.O'Hare | M.O'Hare | Kevin Goonan | Benalla District League | |
| 1952 | A.M.Irvine | J.Jones, R.Lindham | M.O'Hare | M.O'Hare | Barry Talochino | Benalla & District League | |
| 1953 | J.O'Donohue | M.O'Hare | Greg White | Benalla & District League | |||
| 1954 | J.O'Donohue | A.M.Irvine, J.Jones | P.M.Phillips | P.M.Phillips | I.Banfield | Benalla & District League |
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