Waranga North East Football Association

Waranga North East Football Association

General Information
Founded	1913 as Waranga North East Football Association
Known As
1913-49	Waranga North East Football Association
1950-76	Waranga North East Football League
Folded	After the 1976 season after 52 active playing seasons
1976 Season
Premiers	Yea
Minor Premiers	Yea
1976 Clubs	Alexandra, Broadford, Mansfield, Thornton-Eildon, Yea

Senior Football Records
Most premierships	12 – Euroa FC
Most premierships in a row	4 – Broadford: 1924 - 27 & 1971 - 74
Most grand finals in a row	10 – Seymour FC: 1966 - 1975
Highest grand final score	1969 - Euroa: 22.13 - 145 d Seymour: 10.7 - 67
Highest winning grand final margin	1969 - (78 points) - Euroa: 22.13 - 145 d Seymour: 10.7 - 67
Highest losing grand final score	1927 - Broadford: 20.9 - 129 d Seymour: 16.8 - 104
Most goals in a grand final	8: Dick O'Bree (Euroa). 1955 Mansfield d Euroa.
Highest Team Score	?
Most goals in a season	?
Most goals in a game	13: Alan Jewell, Mansfield v Thornton AV, 24/4/54
Most wins in a row	38: Euroa.

The Waranga North East Football Association was established in 1913 as an Australian Rules football association which was based in the North East and Upper Goulburn Valley regions of Victoria ^[1] and was active up until 1976.

History

In May 1913 representatives from Avenel, Euroa, Murchison, Nagambie and Seymour met at the Tabilk Hotel, Tabilk and formed the Waranga North East Football Association, with a draw being established with the first round of matches taking place on Wednesday, 21 May 1913.

Broadford hold the record with four, for the most consecutive premiership wins in a row, which they achieved twice between 1924 and 1927 and later on between 1971 and 1974.Amazingly, Broadford defeated Seymour in all eight grand finals.

Three clubs went through the season as undefeated premiers: Nagambie in 1919 and 1938, Seymour in 1923 and Euroa in 1963 and 1969.

In 1926, J P Minogue, from Seymour ^[2] (one of the founders of the association) ^[3] was presented with a Life Membership gold medal for his services rendered. ^[4]

In 1939 the WNEFA went into recess, with Euroa, Nagambie and Seymour joining the Goulburn Valley Football League and Yea joining the Alexandra Mansfield Football Association. ^[5] Broadford withdrew from the competition in 1939, due to the closure of the local paper mills.

Mick Minogue (Avenel) was secretary of the former North East Football Association and then the WNEFA from February 1908 ^[6] to 1939 and never missed a delegate's meeting during that time. ^[7]

The original colours of the WNEFA representative jumper were blue and gold.

In May 1950, the WNEFA changed its name to the Waranga North East Football League. ^[8]

In 1960, Bill Burns was presented with a WNEFL Life Membership. Burns was a former coach of Broadford and association delegate. ^[9]

In October, 1960, the WNEFL was granted major league status by the Victorian Country Football League. ^[10]

The Bonnie Doon senior team played in nine consecutive WNEFL Reserves grand finals between 1956 and 1964.

In 1966, Dick Tossol from Thornton received a Life Membership of the WNRFL. ^[11]

Seymour made a record ten consecutive grand finals between 1966 and 1975, winning premierships in 1966 and 1975, but were also runner up for an incredible eight consecutive years between 1967 and 1974.

Clubs

Broadford Recreation Reserve

• Alexandra - 1927 to 1935, 1947 to 1976. Joined the Yarra Ranges Football & Netball League in 1977.
• Avenel - 1913 to 1955. Merged with Longwood FC in 1956. Reformed in 1976 & joined the Kyabram District Football League.
• Avenel / Longwood - 1956 to 1969 in WNEFA 2nds. Longwood FC reformed & joined the Kyabram District Football League in 1970.
• Bonnie Doon - 1953 to 1964. WNEFA 2nds. Joined the Benalla & District Football League in 1965.
• Broadford - 1921 to 1938, 1947 to 1976. Joined the Riddell District Football League in 1977.
• Euroa - 1913 to 1930, 1934 to 1938, 1947 to 1970. Joined the Goulburn Valley Football League in 1971.
• Kilmore - 1921 to 1931, 1933 to 1937. Joined the Hume Highway Football Association in 1938.
• Longwood - 1919. Joined the Hume Highway Football Association in 1920. (1955 - WNRFA 2nds). Merged with Avenel in 1956. Reformed & joined the Kyabram District Football League in 1970.
• Mansfield - 1946 to 1976. Joined the Tungamah Football League in 1977.
• Murchison - 1913 to 1914. Joined the Goulburn Valley Football League in 1919.
• Nagambie - 1913 - 1914, 1919 to 1938. Joined the Goulburn Valley Football League in 1939.
• Seymour - 1913 to 1938. Joined the GVFL in 1939. Played in the Hume Highway Football League in 1940, 1945 & 1946. 1947 to 1975 - WNEFA. Joined the Goulburn Valley Football League in 1976.
• Strathbogie - 1955 to 1961. WNEFA 2nds.
• Tallarook - 1920 to 1921
• Thornton / Acheron Valley - 1949 to 1956. Changed club name to Thornton / Eildon District in 1957.
• Thornton / Eildon District - 1957 to 1976. Joined the Yarra Valley Mountain Football League in 1977.
• Yarck - 1955 to 1957. WNEFA 2nds. Folded? ^[12]
• Yea - 1924 to 1938, 1947 to 1976. Joined the Yarra Valley Mountain District Football League in 1977.

WNEFA Grand Finals

Seniors ^[13]

• The John Gordon (MLA) Shield: 1913 - 1926
• The Mick Minogue Shield: 1927 - 1938 ^[14]

Year	Premiers	Score	Runners Up	Score	Venue	Coach
1913	Euroa	10.12 - 72	Nagambie	2.6 - 18	Seymour	[15]
1914	Murchison	7.6 - 48	Nagambie	4.8 - 32	Seymour	[16]
1915-18						In recess > WW1 [17]
1919	Nagambie*	8.10 - 58	Avenel	6.9 - 45	Seymour	E Caelli [18] [19]
1920	Seymour	5.14 - 44	Nagambie	6.6 - 42	Seymour	[20]
1921	Avenel	6.3 - 39	Broadford	3.9 - 27	Seymour	[21]
1922	Euroa	6.8 - 44	Seymour	3.13 - 31	Seymour	[22]
1923	Seymour*	9.16 - 70	Nagambie	3.16 - 34	Avenel	No grand final in '23. [23] [24]
1924	Broadford	8.14 - 62	Seymour	5.12 - 42	Avenel	[25]
1925	Broadford	defeated	Seymour	by 9 points	Avenel	[26]
1926	Broadford	defeated	Seymour		Nagambie	[27]
1927	Broadford	20.9 - 129	Seymour	16.8 - 104	Avenel	[28]
1928	Seymour	16.15 - 111	Alexandra	14.9 - 93	Broadford	[29]
1929	Broadford	13.12 - 90	Yea	12.5 - 77	Nagambie	[30]
1930	Broadford	13.11 - 89	Alexandra	8.10 - 58	Seymour	[31]
1931	Alexandra	15.12 - 102	Nagambie	8.12 - 66	Broadford	F Keppel
1932	Avenel	14.13 - 97	Alexandra	11.6 - 72	Nagambie
1933	Avenel	9.13 - 67	Nagambie	5.8 - 38	Seymour
1934	Seymour	20.16 - 136	Kilmore	11.23 - 89	Broadford
1935	Seymour	16.13 - 109	Alexandra	7.12 - 54	Yea
1936	Euroa	14.22 - 106	Nagambie	14.19 - 103	Avenel
1937	Euroa	9.20 - 74	Yea	4.11 - 35	Nagambie
1938	Nagambie*	15.9 - 99	Yea	10.9 - 69	Seymour	[32]
1939						WNEFA in recess
1940-46						In recess > WW2
1947	Seymour	16.26 - 122	Yea	15.9 - 99	Avenel
1948	Seymour	7.20 - 62	Euroa	9.6 - 60	Avenel
1949	Broadford	10.13 - 73	Thornton-AV	10.10 - 70	Euroa
1950	Yea	9.10 - 64	Seymour	6.5 - 35	Euroa	John McLeish [33]
1951	Mansfield	16.7 - 103	Euroa	13.10 - 88	Seymour	Ted Leehane
1952	Alexandra	10.13 - 73	Mansfield	10.7 - 68	Euroa	Jack Cotter
1953	Mansfield	13.12 - 90	Alexandra	7.5 - 47	Euroa	Ted Leehane [34]
1954	Mansfield	10.13 - 73	Seymour	5.7 - 37	Euroa	Ted Leehane
1955	Mansfield	12.15 - 87	Euroa	11.12 - 78		Ted Leehane [35]
1956	Alexandra	10.4 - 64	Seymour	9.7 - 61	Yea	Ian Alexander
1957	Euroa	12.11 - 83	Mansfield	9.7 - 61		Bob Bosustow
1958	Euroa	13.18 - 96	Thornton-E	5.12 - 42		Bob Bosustow [36]
1959	Seymour	10.11 - 71	Broadford	7.14 - 56		Alan Pickering [37]
1960	Alexandra	8.11 - 59	Seymour	8.10 - 58	Yea	Ian Alexander
1961	Thornton-E	12.8 - 80	Yea	8.16 - 64	Alexandra	Eddie Jackson [38]
1962	Alexandra	9.10 - 64	Avenel	6.12 - 48	Seymour	Ian Alexander [39]
1963	Euroa*	9.8 - 62	Thornton-E	7.14 - 56		Dick O'Bree
1964	Euroa	9.12 - 66	Seymour	7.10 - 52		Dick O'Bree [40]
1965	Euroa	9.7 - 61	Alexandra	8.10 - 58	Seymour	Dick O'Bree [41]
1966	Seymour	10.14 - 74	Yea	9.14 - 68		Ian Shelton [42]
1967	Euroa	12.14 - 86	Seymour	8.6 - 54		Dick O'Bree
1968	Yea	15.11 - 101	Seymour	11.8 - 74
1969	Euroa*	22.13 - 145	Seymour	10.7 - 67		Dick O'Bree
1970	Euroa	18.14 - 122	Seymour	8.13 - 61		Dick O'Bree
1971	Broadford	12.17 - 89	Seymour	6.11 - 47		Mike Howe
1972	Broadford	12.10 - 82	Seymour	10.11 - 71		John Spargo
1973	Broadford	17.15 - 117	Seymour	15.4 - 94		John Spargo
1974	Broadford	10.15 - 75	Seymour	4.10 - 34		John Spargo
1975	Seymour	10.12 - 72	Mansfield	9.13 - 67		Ronnie Gratton
1976	Yea	12.15 - 87	Mansfield	13.5 - 83
Year	Premiers	Score	Runner Up	Score	Venue	Coach

• - 1919 & 1938: Nagambie undefeated. 1923: Seymour undefeated. 1963 & 1969 - Euroa undefeated.

Reserves

Year	Premiers	Score	Runners Up	Score	Venue	Coach
1951	Alexandra	14.9 - 93	Euroa	6.8 - 32	Avenel
1952	Seymour	11.13 - 79	Alexandra	7.13 - 55	Euroa
1953	Seymour	11.11 - 77	Mansfield	8.8 - 56	Euroa
1954	Seymour	12.17 - 89	Mansfield	5.10 - 40	Euroa
1955	Broadford	12.18 - 90	Euroa	5.6 - 36
1956	Bonnie Doon	11.5 - 71	Broadford	10.9 - 69	Yea
1957	Bonnie Doon	10.12 - 72	Strathbogie	4.8 - 32
1958	Bonnie Doon	16.16 - 112	Euroa	2.9 - 21
1959	Seymour	13.10 - 88	Bonnie Doon	10.11 - 71
1960	Yea	7.5 - 47	Bonnie Doon	4.8 - 32	Yea
1961	Bonnie Doon	9.11 - 65	Seymour	7.15 - 57
1962	Bonnie Doon	8.5 - 53	Seymour	7.6 - 48	Seymour
1963	Euroa	14.12 - 96	Bonnie Doon	5.7 - 37
1964	Euroa*	8.10 - 58	Bonnie Doon	4.3 - 27		[43]
1965	Euroa	12.11 - 83	Seymour	8.5 - 53	Seymour
1966	Euroa	12.13 - 85	Seymour	8.10 - 58
1967	Seymour	11.13 - 79	Euroa	6.13 - 49
1968	Euroa	15.12 - 102	Seymour	9.11 - 65
1969	Seymour	10.7 - 67	Euroa	9.8 - 62
1970
1971	Broadford	13.7 - 85	Mansfield	10.15 - 75
1972	Broadford	11.15 - 81	Mansfield	7.15 - 57
1973	Seymour	10.18 - 78	Broadford	9.6 - 60
1974	Seymour	12.9 - 81	Broadford	11.9 - 75
1975	Seymour
1976

• - 1964: Euroa were undefeated premiers

Thirds

• Waranga North East JUNIOR Football Association: 1925 & 1926
• Graham Diggle Shield. 1961 - 1976

Year	Premiers	Score	Runners Up	Score	Venue	Coach
	Waranga North East JUNIOR Football Association: 1925 & 1926
1925	Seymour Imperials*	7.5 - 47	Seymour Rovers	7.3 - 45		[44]
1926	Seymour Imperials	14.4 - 88	Seymour Rovers	9.8 - 62		[45]
	Graham Diggle Shield. 1961 - 1976
1961	Alexandra	8.9 - 57	Euroa	5.13 - 43	Alexandra
1962	Broadford	17.13 - 115	Alexandra	4.2 - 26	Yea	[46]
1963	Broadford*	17.17 - 119	Alexandra	1.1 - 7	Avenel	[47]
1964	Euroa	15.11 - 101	Broadford	4.9 - 33	Avenel	[48]
1965	Broadford	11.8 - 74	Euroa	10.8 - 68	Seymour	[49]
1966	Broadford	14.23 - 107	Euroa	12.10 - 82	Avenel	L Roberts [50]
1967
1968
1969	Euroa*					Peter Hodges
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976

• - 1925: Seymour Imperials were undefeated premiers.
• - 1963: Broadford lost the premiership on a protest from Alexandra, as Broadford played an ineligible player. ^[51]
• - 1969: Euroa were undefeated premiers.

Most Premierships

Most Senior Premierships / Runners Up

Club	Most Premierships	Runner Up	Total
Euroa	12	3	15
Broadford	11	2	13
Seymour	10	18	28
Alexandra	5	6	11
Mansfield	4	4	8
Yea	3	6	9
Avenel	3	2	5
Nagambie	2	7	9
Thornton Eildon	1	2	3
Murchison	1	0	1
Kilmore	0	1	1
Thornton Acheron Valley	0	1	1
Total	52	52	104

Best and Fairest Award Winners

The initial best and fairest award was donated by the Kia Ora company in 1948. Then Mr. Keith D. Bryant, a local Yea businessman and councillor, donated the WNEFA best and award trophy from 1949 onwards. Bryant was also Vice President of the WNEFA in 1950, under President, Harry Alexander. ^[52] and President in 1951. ^[53]

	WNEFA SENIOR Football - Best & Fairest Award
Year	Winner	Club	Votes	Second	Club	Votes
Kia Ora - Best & Fairest Trophy
1948	Alan Willis [54]	Avenel
Keith D. Bryant - Best & Fairest Trophy
1949	Jim Bradley [55]	Alexandra	21	D. Bill Reardon [56]	Mansfield	20 [57]
1950	Allen Rogers	Yea	32	Arthur Frost	Euroa	20
1951	Arthur Frost	Euroa	19	Alan Willis	Avenel	17 [58]
1952	Jim Bradley	Alexandra	20	D. Bill Reardon	Mansfield	13
1953	Jim Bradley	Alexandra	15	D. Bill Reardon	Mansfield	14
	Alan Willis*	Avenel	15
1954	Alf Harrison &	Seymour	22	R. Bob Suter	Broadford	15 [59]
	Alan Willis	Avenel	22
1955	Les Reed	Euroa				[60]
1956	Geoff Baker*	Avenel	21	Kevin Parks &	Broadford	20
				D. Bill Reardon	Mansfield	20
1957	Ian Hughes	Euroa		D. Bill Reardon [61]	Mansfield
1958	Peter Brodie	Euroa	19	Ian "Bluey" Shelton	Avenel	16
1959	Ian Hughes	Thornton	23	Geoff Baker &	Avenel	20
				Ray Preston	Seymour	20
1960	Ian Hughes	Thornton	20	David Grubb	Broadford	9
1961	David Grubb	Broadford	29	Bernie McCarthy	Yea	21 [62]
1962	Dick O'Bree	Euroa		A "Drew" Coller	Alexandra	[63]
1963	Ross Coller	Thornton				[64]
1964	Geoff Kirby	Broadford	26	A "Drew" Coller	Alexandra	14
1965	A "Drew" Coller	Alexandra
1966	Peter Tossol Snr	Thornton	26	"Mocca" Elliott	Broadford	16
1967
1968	HG "Hassa" Dundas	Alexandra
1969
1970	John Bordignon	Broadford
1971	John Bordignon	Broadford
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976

• - 1953: Alan Willis (Avenel) finished as runner up under the old count back system.
• - 1956: Geoff Baker was the father of former Avenel and Essendon player, Leon Baker.
• - 1957: Ian Hughes, also won the 1958 Kyabram & District Football League best and fairest award, playing with Miepol FC. Father of former international cricketer, Merv Hughes.
• - 1966: Peter Tossol Snr was the father of former Melbourne players, John Tossol and Peter Tossol junior.

	WNEFA RESERVES Football - Best & Fairest Award
Year	Winner	Club	Votes	Second	Club	Votes
1951	Claude Rogers	Yea	13	W Davidson	Euroa	12
1952	Alf Wilson	Alexandra	15
1953	Vic Hewitt	Alexandra	14	D Symonds	Yea	12
1954	K Doolan	Mansfield	24	N Lockhart	Bonnie Doon	12
1955	Phil Arbothnot	Bonnie Doon
1956	Ivan Fox	Yarck	15	J Symons	Seymour	14
1957	Keith Higgins	Yarck
1958	Vin Hall	Seymour	16	J Ilott	Strathbogie	14
1959
1960	W Ned Arbothnot	Bonnie Doon	15
1961	D. Bill Reardon	Bonnie Doon	25	R Lockhart	Bonnie Doon	18
1962	D. Bill Reardon	Bonnie Doon
1963	D. Bill Reardon	Bonnie Doon
1964
1965	J Brock	Seymour
1966	D. Bill Reardon	Mansfield
1967	EN Ted Phelps	Alexandra
1968	John Mullins	Alexandra
1969
1970
1971	Kevin Hedger	Alexandra
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976

	WNEFA THIRDS Football - Best & Fairest Award
Year	Winner	Club	Votes	Second	Club	Votes
1961	H G Hassa Dundas	Alexandra
1962
1963	Les Stillman	Alexandra
1964	Les Stillman	Alexandra
1965	Phillip Dundas	Alexandra
1966	Loughran	Yea	[65]
1967	Rod Nilbert	Alexandra
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976	Peter Norris	Alexandra

Senior Leading Goal Kicking Winners

Seniors

	Waranga North East FL. Senior Football: Leading / Century Goalkickers
Year	Winner	Club	Season Goals
1953	Alan Jewell	Mansfield	[66]
1954
1955	Dick O'Bree	Euroa	[67]
1956	Alan White	Avenel	74 [68]
1957	Dick O'Bree	Euroa	88 [69]
1958
1959	Bruce Birney	Broadford	62 [70]
1960
1964	D Aldous	Yea	[71]
1966	Alan Pickering	Seymour	[72]

WNEFA Inter-league matches

• 1933 - GVFL: 11.21 - 87 d WNEFA: 7.10 - 52 ^[73]
• 1949 - GVFL: 14.19 - 103 d WNEFA: 6.9 - 45 ^[74]
• 1950 - Murray Football League: 11.16 - 82 d WNEFL: 7.7 - 49 ^[75]
• 1951 - WNEFL: 10.17 - 77 d GVFL: 8.26 - 74 ^{[76] [77]}
• 1961 - GVFL: 19.18 - 132 d WNEFL: 11.13 - 79 ^[78]
• 1963 - WNEFL: d GVFL:8/6/63 at Seymour.
• 1963 - South West FL: 10.14 - 74 d WNEFL: 9.4 - 58 10/6/63 at Shepparton. ^[79]
• 1965 - WNEFL: 13.20 - 98 drew with South West FL:14.14 - 98, at Seymour. 12/6/65. ^[80]
• 1965 - South West FL: 15.15 - 105 d WNEFL: 8.14 - 62, at Shepparton. 14/6/65. ^[81]
• 1967 - O&MFL: 15.18 - 108 d WNEFL: 7.6 - 48 at the Wangaratta Showgrounds

Office Bearers

The table below contains a list of the NEFA (1891 - 1912) and WNEFA Office Bearers from 1913 to 1976.

Year	President	Secretary	Treasurer
North Eastern Football Association
1891	C E Wallder	J Howe	W H Tristan [82]
1892		J Howe
1893	W H Tristan Esq	J Howe	J Gullan
1894	D E Ryan	J Howe	Mr Steele
1895	D E Ryan	J Howe	T Trezise
1896
1897	A Kaine	J E Henry	[83]
1898	George Sutherland	J E Henry
1899	George Sutherland	J E Henry
1900	D McPherson
1901	J B Bullen	B Allen
1902	J B Bullen	H W Allen
1903	J B Butler	H W Allen
1904
1905	G Howe
1906	W Redpath	E O'Connor	E O'Connor
1907
1908	J M Neill	Mick Minogue	Mick Minogue
1909	F C Osborne	Mick Minogue	Mick Minogue
1910	J P Minogue	Mick Minogue	Mick Minogue
1911	Cr J M Neill. JP	Mick Minogue	Mick Minogue
1912	Mr Withers	Mick Minogue	Mick Minogue
Waranga North East Football Association
1913	E C Parsons	A Reviere	Orpwood [84]
1914	E C Parsons	D J Shewan [85]	[86]
1915-18	WNEFA	in recess >	WW1 [87] [88]
1919	P J O'Connor	Mick Minogue	Mick Minogue
1920	P J O'Connor	Mick Minogue	Mick Minogue [89]
1921		Mick Minogue	Mick Minogue
1922	Chris Ryan	Mick Minogue	Mick Minogue
1923	Gus Kesper	Mick Minogue	Mick Minogue [90]
1924	E Hallaway	Mick Minogue	Mick Minogue [91]
1925		Mick Minogue	Mick Minogue
1926	W Tomkins	Mick Minogue	Mick Minogue
1927	C D Ryan	Mick Minogue	Mick Minogue
1928	Dr. Loughnan	Mick Minogue	Mick Minogue
1929	Mr W Gilligan	Mick Minogue	Mick Minogue
1930	J Luttrell	Mick Minogue	Mick Minogue
1931	E Holloway	Mick Minogue	Mick Minogue
1932	W Tomkins &	Mick Minogue	Mick Minogue
	J Lutrill
1933	A Baxter	Mick Minogue	Mick Minogue
1934	Mr Portsbury	Mick Minogue	Mick Minogue
1935	T Devine	Mick Minogue	Mick Minogue
1936	A Dunne	Mick Minogue	Gus Kesper [92]
1937	D Moore	Mick Minogue	G A Stagg
1938	C Ryan	Mick Minogue	G A Stagg
1939	WNEFA	in recess >	[93]
1940-45	WNEFA	in recess >	WW2
1946	WNEFA	in recess
1947	B Barry	Bert Hansen
1948	Gus Kesper	Bert Hansen
1949
1950	P T Mitchell
1955	Harry Hollingshead
1959	Alan Willis
1965	H W "Bert" Holcombe	H Hansen	G Diggle

WNRFL Life Members

In an 1966 article in the Broadford Courier, the WNRFL constitution allowed for seven life members and when Dick Tossol received his in 1966, he was the seventh recipient.

Year	Life Member
Waranga North East Football Association
1926	J P Minouge
?	Reg Hunt
1950	K "Gus" Kesper [94]
	Graham Diggle [95]
1960	Bill Burns [96]
1966	Dick Tossol [97]

External links

• Waranga North East Football Association via Footypedia
• Up the Rebels: A history of the Alexandra Football Club in the 20th Century
• A photo of the Waranga North East FA Rep Jumper
• 1904 - North Eastern FA Premiers: Seymour FC team photo
• 1919 - Waranga North East FA Premiers: Nagambie FC team photo
• 1922 - Waranga North East FA Premiers: Euroa FC team photo
• 1932 - Waranga North East FA Premiers: Avenel FC team photo
• 1934 - Waranga North East FA teams: Seymour FC & Nagambie FC teams
• 1935 - Waranga North East FA teams: Seymour FC & Yea FC team photos
• 1937 - Waranga North East FA Semi Final teams: Euroa FC & Nagambie FC team photos
• 1946 / 47 - Euroa FC team photo
• 1949 - Waranga North East FA teams: Mansfield FC & Seymour FC team photos
• 1954 or 1955 Avenel FC team photo
• 1955 - Waranga North East FA teams: Avenel FC & Yea FC team photos
• 1956 - Waranga North East FA teams: Mansfield FC & Seymour FC team photos
• 1963 - Waranga North East FA Premiers: Euroa FC team photo
• 1965 - Waranga North East FA Premiers: Euroa FC team photo
• 1965 - Euroa FC Thirds team photo
• 1969 - Waranga North East FA Thirds Premiers: Euroa FC team photo
• 1968 - Waranga North East FA Grand Final: Yea v Seymour Video

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