Kyabram District Football Netball League

The Kyabram District Football League (KDL) is an Australian rules football league in Victoria. It is made up of 15 teams; the most recent additions include Dookie United in 2018 and Shepparton East in 2019.[1] The KDL is made up of smaller country town football clubs in the Goulburn Valley.

Kyabram District Football Netball League
FormerlyKyabram District Football League
SportAustralian rules football
Founded1932
No. of teams14
Competitors
CountryAustralia

The majority of these towns have a population base of around 1000 people, each of these clubs aims to field four football sides in the Senior, Reserve, Under 18 and Under 13 divisions of the KDFL as well as eight netball sides in A-Grade, B-Grade, C-Grade, C Reserve, 17 & Under, 15 & Under, 13 & Under and 11 & Under divisions,

The KDL season is made up of 18 rounds in the home and away season, with each side playing 16 games, at the conclusion of the home and away season, the top six teams in each division face off in the finals series. The top two teams in this series are assured a second chance at making the Grand Final, however the third, fourth, fifth and sixth placed teams have no such luxury and are eliminated after any loss, this system works to reward the teams who have performed better over the home and away season.

During the season, each club will play eight home games and eight away games, in finals however, venues are designated to different clubs on a cycle. For over a decade the Grand Final has been hosted by Goulburn Valley Football League ground, Mooroopna hosting on most occasions and Tatura being the venue in 2013.

History

The original Kyabram District Football Association was formed in 1915 at a meeting at Mate's Hotel, Kyabram from the following clubs - Kyabram Ramblers, Kyabram Rovers, Merrigum, Tongala, Undera and Wyuna,[2] but when several club's pulled out mid season to take up lessons in rifle shooting, by the Kyabram Rifle Club, the season was abandoned, due to the local World War One movement.[3]

The Kyabram District Football Association was formed in 1932,[4][5] changing its name to Kyabram District Football League in 1960.[6]

The Kyabram District Patriotic Football League was established in 1944 and continued on in 1945 to provide some local football in the Goulburn Valley area and also raised £400 in funds for the War.[7]

In 2021, 18 home and away matches were played in the KDFNL, but no finals series was played due to the COVID-19 situation enforced by the Victorian Labor Government.

Current Clubs
Club Colours Nickname Home Ground Former League Est. Years in comp KDFL Premierships Premiership Years
Avenel Swans Avenel Recreation Reserve, Avenel WNEFL 1881 1976– 6 1978, 1979, 1985, 1986, 1989, 1994
Dookie United Dooks Dookie Recreation Reserve, Dookie PDFNL 1977 2018– 0 -
Girgarre Kangaroos Girgarre Recreation Reserve, Girgarre KDJFA 1920 1932–38,[8] 1940,[9] 1944-47, 1949-[10] 4 1952, 1976, 1983, 1991
Lancaster Wombats Lancaster Recreation Reserve, Lancaster KDJFA 1910 1932– 11 1932, 1934, 1935, 1980, 1981, 1988, 1992, 2001, 2011, 2022, 2023
Longwood Redlegs Longwood Recreation Reserve, Longwood BDFNL 1888 2010– 0 -
Merrigum Bulldogs Merrigum Recreation Reserve, Merrigum KDJFA 1902 1933-1939,[11] 1946–[12] 9 1949, 1950, 1951, 1953, 1957, 1986, 1987, 1990, 2015
Murchison-Toolamba Grasshoppers Murchison Recreation Reserve, Murchison GVFL 1881 1964– 4 1964, 1966, 1982, 2013
Nagambie Lakers Nagambie Recreation Reserve, Nagambie GVFL 1881 1965– 13 1965, 1967, 1969, 1970, 1975, 1977, 1998, 1999, 2010, 2014, 2016, 2017, 2019
Rushworth Tigers Rushworth Recreation Reserve, Rushworth HDFNL 1882 1998– 1 2004
Shepparton East Eagles Central Park Recreation Reserve, Shepparton East PDFNL 1924 1956–1961, 2019– 4 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961
Stanhope Lions Stanhope Recreation Reserve, Stanhope HDFNL 1920 1933-1945, 1995– 7 1936, 1938, 1944, 2000, 2003, 2007, 2008
Tallygaroopna Redlegs Tallygaroopna Recreation Reserve, Tallygaroopna PDFNL 1904 1958– 6 1963, 1971, 1973, 1974, 2005, 2018
Undera Lions Undera Recreation Reserve, Undera CGVFL 1888 1940–47,[13] 1953–[14] 7 1947, 1955, 1962, 1968, 1972, 1997, 2009
Violet Town Towners Violet Town Recreation Reserve, Violet Town CGFL 1880 2006– 1 2012

Former Clubs
Club Colours Nickname Home Ground Location Former League Est. Years in comp KDFL Premierships Premiership Years Fate
Ardmona Bush Cats Ardmona Recreation Reserve, Ardmona CGVFL 1920 1957-2021 5 1993, 1995, 1996, 2002, 2006 In recess since 2021 season
Army Camp No. 1 – 1942 1946 1 1946 Folded
Cooma Light and dark blue Cooma Recreation Reserve, Cooma KDJFA c.1900s 1948-1954[15] 0 - Folded
Congupna The Road Congupna Recreation Reserve, Congupna – 1956 1956-1961 1 1956 Moved to Benalla Tungamah Football League in 1962, joined the Murray Football Netball League in 1997.
Corop CVFA c.1920s 1936[16] 0 - Folded prior to 1937 season.[17]
Kyabram Imperials[18]

[19]

 KDJFA c.1900s 1948-1950 1 1948 Folded in April, 1951.[20]
Kyabram Saturdays purple & gold[21] NGVFL c.1920s 1932-1940 1 1933 Folded
Kyabram Legion Rovers[22] – c.1900s 1948-1949[23] 0 - Folded
Kyabram Reserves Bombers Kyabram Recreation Reserve, Kyabram – 1886 1946-1947 0 – Joined senior team in GVFL
Kyabram Youth Club CGVFL April, 1951 1951-1958 1 1954 Folded in early 1956
Miepoll Miepoll, Recreation Reserve, Miepoll CGVFL c.1900s 1955-1962[24] 0 - Folded after 1962 season.[25]
Rushworth Seconds Tigers – 1882 1936-1938 0 - Joined senior team in GVFL
Tatura Juniors Bulldogs Tatura Showgrounds, Tatura – 1894 1947 [26] 0 Joined senior team in GVFL
Tongala Blues Tongala Recreation Reserve, Tongala EFL 1894 1936-1945, 1946-1947 (reserves only) 4 1937, 1939, 1940, 1945 Moved to Goulburn Valley Football Netball League following 1945 season, moved to Murray Football Netball League in 2005.
Wyuna Green and white Wyuna Recreation Reserve, Wyuna PDFNL c.1900s 1932-1936, 1946-1952 0 - Folded in April, 1953.[27]
Yea Tigers Yea Showgrounds, Yea YVMDFL, CGFL 1887 1986-1997, 2006-2007 0 - Moved to Central Goulburn Football League following 1997 season, moved to AFL Yarra Ranges (now Outer East Football Netball League) following 2007 season

Football Records
Seniors
Most flags in a row
4 – Shepparton East 1958–1961
Most consecutive grand finals
7 - Merrigum: 1947 to 1953 (Premiers: 1949, 50, 51 & 53)
Most goals in a grand final
12 - 1953: Les Pell - Merrigum
Highest score in a grand final
1967: Nagambie: 24.19 - 163 d Merrigum: 6.3 - 39
Highest overall score
Stanhope: 62.30 - 402 d Ardmona 0.1 - 1. Rd. 12, 6 July 2019[28]
Most McNamara Medal / KDFNL best & fairest wins
4 - Rohan Aldous: 1988, 1998, 1999, 2000.
Most goals in a game
34 – Craig Whelan: Violet Town: 56.22 - 358 d Ardmona: 2.5 - 17. Rd. 12, 30 June 2012[29]
Most goals in a season
173 – Perry Meka – Ardmona – 1992
Most wins in a row
35 – Lancaster 2001–2002, but lost the 2002 grand final to Ardmona.
Most losses in a row
  • Ardmona FC Seniors: 61
    • 2015 - Losses: 5 - From Rd.16, 2015,[30]
    • 2016 - Losses: 18
    • 2017 - Losses: 0 (Ardmona 1sts in recess in 2017)
    • 2018 - Losses: 18[31]
    • 2019 - Losses:16,[32]
    • 2020 - Losses: 0 KDFNL / Ardmona both in recess . COVID-19
    • 2021 - Losses: 4 [33] Ardmona won against Longwood, Rd. 5, 2021.[34] 2121 days since their last win.[35]

Senior Football Grand Finals
Seniors
YearPremiersScoreRunners UpScoreCaptain/CoachVenueGate
Kyabram DFA
1932Lancaster8.6 - 54Kyabram Saturdays7.7 - 49W McKenzieWyuna£2/10
1933Kyabram Saturdays6.11 - 47Lancaster6.6 - 42Ross CooperWyuna£16/6/6
1934Lancaster9.4 - 58Stanhope8.8 - 56F SchefferleKyabram£29/11[36]
1935Lancaster8.15 - 63Stanhope5.9 - 39F SchefferleKyabram£34/5[37]
1936Stanhope13.10 - 88Tongala11.12 - 78W BuzzaKyabram£33 9/6 11/
1937Tongala13.14 - 92Lancaster13.14 - 92G FraserKyabram
1938Stanhope10.5 - 65Tongala9.7 - 61Bert PattisonKyabram[38]
1939Tongala15.9 - 98Stanhope13.12 - 90G FraserKyabram[39]
1940Tongala9.11 - 65Stanhope4.8 - 32G FraserKyabram£15 6/6
1941-43In recess > WW2.
Kyabram Patriotic FL
1944Stanhope15.16 - 106Ky Valley8.15 - 63A PattisonKyabram£51/10/-
1945Tongala18.17 - 125Stanhope11.9 - 75K AldousKyabram£97 2/6[40]
Kyabram DFA
1946Army Camp No.114.8 - 92Undera13.10 - 88Kyabram
1947Undera10.8 - 68Merrigum7.16 - 58B TyndellKyabram"More than £50"
1948Kyabram Imperials12.14 - 86Merrigum9.14 - 68W ConnorsKyabram
1949Merrigum8.15 - 63Kyabram Imperials7.5 - 47M TurnbullCooma[41]
1950Merrigum10.10 - 70Lancaster6.12 - 48Kyabram[42]
1951Merrigum14.12 - 96Girgarre10.6 - 66M FitzgeraldKyabram[43]
1952Girgarre8.12 - 60Merrigum4.9 - 33Kyabram[44]
1953Merrigum24.11 - 155Kyabram Boy's Club11.15 - 81J DaviesKyabram[45]
1954Kyabram Boy's Club10.12 - 72Lancaster10.5 - 65Lindsay DillonKyabram[46][47]
1955Undera6.8 - 44Lancaster5.7 - 37Dick OughKyabram£121[48]
1956Congupna10.10 - 70Merrigum9.4 - 58[49]
1957Merrigum
1958Shepparton East
1959Shepparton East4.8 - 32Girgarre1.7 - 13[50]
Kyabram DFL
1960Shepparton East11.12 - 78Congupna7.6 - 48[51]
1961Shepparton East
1962Undera
1963Tallygaroopna14.11 - 95Girgarre13.16 - 94[52]
1964Murchison14.14 - 98Merrigum3.7 - 25[53]
1965Nagambie10.13 - 73Tallygaroopna9.7 - 61
1966Murchison10.15 - 75Nagambie8.15 - 63
1967Nagambie24.19 - 163Merrigum6.3 - 39
1968Undera11.26 - 92Merrigum8.13 - 61
1969Nagambie11.12 - 78Tallygaroopna5.6 - 36
1970Nagambie11.8 - 74Undera8.9 - 57
1971Tallygaroopna11.15 - 81Nagambie11.8 - 74
1972Undera
1973Tallygaroopna
1974Tallygaroopna
1975NagambieMerrigum
1976Girgarre17.13 - 115Nagambie14.13 - 97
1977Nagambie16.13 - 109Avenel12.10 - 82
1978Avenel15.13 - 103Lancaster9.13 - 67
1979Avenel20.12 - 132Undera7.12 - 54[54]
1980Lancaster12.10 - 82Avenel8.9 - 57[55]
1981Lancaster13.12 - 90Merrigum8.17 - 65[56]
1982MurchisonAvenel
1983Girgarre12.5 - 77Tallygaroopna9.17 - 71[57]
1984Avenel17.9 - 111Nagambie12.14 - 86[58]
1985AvenelNagambie
1986Merrigum24.12 - 156Avenel9.9 - 63
1987Merrigum16.16 - 112Lancaster12.6 - 78
1988Lancaster19.19 - 133Murchison13.15 - 93[59]
1989Avenel13.7 - 85Girgarre10.12 - 72[60]
1990Merrigum
1991Girgarre
1992Lancaster
1993Ardmona
1994Avenel
1995Ardmona
1996Ardmona
1997Undera
1998Nagambie10.17 - 77Undera8.8 - 56
1999Nagambie24.5 - 149Rushworth10.6 - 66
2000Stanhope23.11 - 149Nagambie11.11 - 77
2001Lancaster
2002Ardmona
2003Stanhope*
2004Rushworth
2005Tallygaroopna
2006Ardmona
2007Stanhope
2008Stanhope
2009Undera16. 13 - 109Nagambie13. 14 - 92Terry MahoneyMooroopna
2010Nagambie12.17 - 89Undera10.14 - 74Robert AuldMooroopna
2011Lancaster17.9 - 111Rushworth9.13 - 67Paul BurnettMooroopna
2012Violet Town23.18 - 156Undera11.14 - 80Hayden LamaroMooroopna[61][62]
2013Murchison16.19 - 115Stanhope12.12 - 84Steve ReevesMooroopna
2014Nagambie18.12 - 120Merrigum13.7 - 85Linc SullivanMooroopna
2015Merrigum11.9 - 75Stanhope8.2 - 50Christian BarnettMooroopna
2016Nagambie17.16 - 118Avenel15.10 - 100Linc SullivanMooroopna
2017Nagambie21.16-142Violet Town13.11-89Linc SullivanMooroopna
2018Tallygaroopna11.18 - 81Nagambie9.6 - 60Kevin O'DonoghueMooroopna
2019Nagambie18.9 - 117Tallygaroopna9.5 - 59Anthony HaysomMooroopna
2020KDFNL in recess > COVID-19
2021Lancaster1stAvenal2ndTom Davies & Corey CarverNo finals series > COVID-19
2022Lancaster6.10 - 46Murchison Toolamba5.6 - 36Tom DaviesMooroopna[63]
2023Lancaster19.11 - 125Nagambie8.12 - 60Tom DaviesMooroopna[64]
YearPremiersScoreRunner upScoreCaptain / CoachVenueGate

In 1944 and 1945, the competition was called the Kyabram District Patriotic Football League.

Awards

Football Premierships
Year Seniors Reserves Thirds Fourths
2023 Lancaster Lancaster Violet Town Dookie United
2022 Lancaster Lancaster Nagambie
2021 Lancaster: 1st
2020 No Season No Season No Season
2019 Nagambie Tallygaroopna Lancaster
2018 Tallygaroopna Stanhope Lancaster
2017 Nagambie Merrigum Tallygaroopna
2016 Nagambie Nagambie Merrigum
2015 Merrigum Lancaster Lancaster
2014 Nagambie Rushworth Ardmona
2013 Murchison Undera Lancaster
2012 Violet Town Tallygaroopna Lancaster
2011 Lancaster Lancaster Tallygaroopna (Premiers & Champions)
2010 Nagambie Stanhope Murchison (Premiers & Champions)
2009 Undera Undera Rushworth
2008 Stanhope Stanhope Nagambie
2007 Stanhope Lancaster Violet Town
2006 Ardmona Ardmona Avenel
2005 Tallygaroopna Stanhope Avenel
2004 Rushworth Tallygaroopna Lancaster
2003 Stanhope (Premiers & Champions) Stanhope Merrigum
2002[65] Ardmona Avenel Merrigum
2001 Lancaster Murchison Stanhope
2000 Stanhope Lancaster Avenel
1999 Nagambie (Premiers & Champions) Rushworth Stanhope
1998 Nagambie Rushworth Lancaster
1997 Undera Ardmona Stanhope
1996 Ardmona Ardmona Stanhope
1995 Ardmona Lancaster Girgarre
1994 Avenel Tallygaroopna Avenel (Premiers & Champions)
1993 Ardmona Ardmona Yea
1992 Lancaster Lancaster Yea
1991 Girgarre Tallygaroopna Merrigum
1990 Merrigum Merrigum Yea (Premiers & Champions)
1989[66] Avenel Girgarre Merrigum
1988[67] Lancaster Yea Merrigum
1987[68] Merrigum Lancaster Yea (Premiers & Champions)
1986 Merrigum Merrigum Yea (Premiers & Champions)
1985 Avenel Avenel Undera
1984[69] Avenel Tallygaroopna Avenel
1983 Girgarre Nagambie Avenel
1982 Murchison Murchison Nagambie
1981 Lancaster Merrigum (Premiers & Champions) Nagambie
1980 Lancaster Lancaster Murchison
1979 Avenel Avenel Avenel
1978 Avenel Avenel Lancaster
1977[70] Nagambie Lancaster Undera
1976[71] Girgarre Ardmona Nagambie (Premiers & Champions)
1975 Nagambie Tallygaroopna Girgarre
1974 Tallygaroopna Tallygaroopna Lancaster
1973 Tallygaroopna Tallygaroopna Girgarre
1972 Undera Murchison Ardmona
1971[72] Tallygaroopna Girgarre Ardmona
1970[73] Nagambie Girgarre Murchison
1969[74] Nagambie Ardmona
1968 Undera Ardmona
1967[75] Nagambie Murchison
1966[76] Murchison
1965[77] Nagambie
1964 Murchison
1963 Tallygaroopna
1962 Undera
1961 Shepparton East
1960 Shepparton East
1959 Shepparton East
1958 Shepparton East
1957 Merrigum
1956 Congupna
1955 Undera
1954 Kyabram Youth Club
1953 Merrigum
1952 Girgarre
1951 Merrigum
1950 Merrigum
1949 Merrigum
1948[78] Kyabram Imperials
1947[79] Undera
1946[80] Camp No.1 (undefeated)
1945[81] Tongala
1944[82] Stanhope
1941-43 In recess > WW2
1940[83] Tongala
1939[84] Tongala
1938[85] Stanhope
1937[86] Tongala
1936[87] Stanhope
1935[88] Lancaster
1934[89] Lancaster
1933[90] Kyabram Saturdays
1932[91] Lancaster

Football Best & Fairest Winners
Seniors - McNamara Medal.

The Bryan McNamara Memorial Medal was instituted by Mrs Byran McNamara as her late husband was a keen supporter and volunteer of the Kyabram DFA.[92]

  • 1946 – Keith Dunstall (Girgarre)[93]
  • 1947 – Bryan Tyndall (Undera)[94]
  • 1948 – Kevin Betson (Kyabram Imperials)
  • 1949 – Peter Humphrey (Kyabram Imperials) & Ian Greening (Merrigum)[95]
  • 1950 – J.Brown (Girgarre)[96]
  • 1951 – Les Pell (Wyuna)[97]
  • 1952 – Elden Wade (Lancaster)[98]
  • 1953 – Ian Perry (Cooma) 19 votes[99]
  • 1954 – Laurance Doolan (Girgarre)[100]
  • 1955 – Peter Fry (Merrigum)[101]
  • 1956 – F.Salmon (Lancaster) & D.McKenna (Shepparton East)
  • 1957 – W.Roe (Congupna)
  • 1958 – Ian Hughes (Miepoll) (father of Merv Hughes)
  • 1959 – G.Arthur (Girgarre)
  • 1960 – J.Sellwood (Undera)
  • 1961 – K.James (Miepoll)
  • 1962 – J.Neal (Undera)
  • 1963 – R.Doolan (Girgarre)
  • 1964 – G.Cross (Murchison)
  • 1965 – R.Moore (Nagambie)
  • 1966 – A.Carson (Girgarre)
  • 1967 – P.Sleeth (Undera)
  • 1968 – Colin Barnes (Ardmona)
  • 1969 – M.Varcoe (Girgarre) & N.Hosie (Tallygaroopna)
  • 1970 – K.Chapman (Merrigum)
  • 1971 – N.Langley (Girgarre)
  • 1972 – D.McKellar (Ardmona)
  • 1973 – P.Sleeth (Undera)
  • 1974 – M.Black (Nagambie) & P.Sleeth (Undera)
  • 1975 – B.Finnigan (Nagambie)
  • 1976 – K.Atkinson (Murchison)
  • 1977 – T.Gallagher (Nagambie)
  • 1978 – L.Casey (Girgarre)
  • 1979 – G.Saunders (Ardmona)
  • 1980 – C.Gundrill (Undera)
  • 1981 – N.Whittaker (Tallygaroopna)
  • 1982 – G.Wallis (Girgarre)
  • 1983 – W.Lee (Tallygaroopna)
  • 1984 – E.Shiels (Nagambie)
  • 1985 – Murray Black (Nagambie)
  • 1986 – Ed.Shiels (Nagambie) & N.Whittaker (Tallygaroopna)
  • 1987 – M.Rijs (Murchison) & P.White (Merrigum)
  • 1988 – Rohan Aldous (Avenel)
  • 1989 – M.Power (Tallygaroopna)
  • 1990 – P.Cunningham (Yea)
  • 1991 – P.Thorpe (Avenel)
  • 1992 – Ed.Shiels (Nagambie)
  • 1993 – Ed.Shiels (Nagambie)
  • 1994 – R.Demarte (Lancaster)
  • 1995 – R.Martin (Yea)
  • 1996 – R.Martin (Yea)
  • 1997 – L.O'Brien (Undera)
  • 1998 – Rohan Aldous (Nagambie)
  • 1999 – Rohan Aldous (Nagambie)
  • 2000 – Rohan Aldous (Nagambie)
  • 2001 – A.Thomas (Lancaster)
  • 2002 – J.Waasdorp (Rushworth)
  • 2003 – D.Harrison (Stanhope)
  • 2004 – T. Sidebottom (Tallygaroopna)
  • 2005 – B. Lowe (Ardmona)
  • 2006 – A. Molisak (Tallygaroopna)
  • 2007 – M. Shiels (Nagambie)
  • 2008 – C. Eddy (Lancaster)& M. Young (Ardmona)
  • 2009 – P. Burnett (Lancaster)
  • 2010 – T. Snelson (Girgarre)
  • 2011 – S. Thompson (Lancaster)
  • 2012 – R. Lee (Violet Town)
  • 2013 – J. Pell (Merrigum)
  • 2014 – M. Shiels (Nagambie)
  • 2015 – D. Stirling (Avenel)
  • 2016 – K. Duncan (Avenel) 34 votes
  • 2017 – S. Poole (Violet Town)
  • 2018 - Kaine Herbert (Undera) 28 Votes
  • 2019 - Kaine Herbert (Undera) 27 Votes
  • 2020 - KDFNL in recess > COVID-19
  • 2021 - Thomas Davies - (Lancaster)
  • 2022 - Jack Excell - (Violet Town)
  • 2023 - Braden Avola - (Avenel)


  • 1940 winner, Keith Dunstall also won the GVFNL Morrison Medal in 1948 with Stanhope.
  • 1968 winner, Colin Barnes also won the O&KFL best and fairest ward in 1960 and 1961.
  • 2018 and 2019 winner, Kaine Herbert also won the O&KFL Baker Medal in 2016 with Bonnie Doon.

Leading Goal Kickers
Year Player Club H&A goals Finals goals Total Goals
1958R AdamsMiepoll6060
1959Jim BakerCogupna Road1049113
1960William TyquinShepparton East67168
1961W BetsonCogupna Road87491
1962J CorkenTallygaroopna71879
19630
1964Jim TweedleMurchison57663
1965Jim TweedleMurchison851095
1966Dick MooreNagambie1350135
1967Brian LoddingNagambie43649
1968Peter MarkUndera58058
1969Stan AtkinsonArdmona973100
1970Brian LoddingNagambie67269
1971Col JonesTallygaroopna76177
1972Rex WrightTallygaroopna581169
1973Rex WrightTallygaroopna47653
1974Stuart FlorenceArdmona8912101
1975Wayne LeppardMerrigum52557
1976Andrew JonesGirgarre87794
1977Murray KickMurchison73275
1978Dennis PattersonMerrigum72173
1979Barry FreerUndera65873
1980Peter LawMerrigum71879
1981Peter LawMerrigum57562
1982Trevor CoulstockLancaster7979
1983Trevor CoulstockLancaster6565
1984William HannamAvenel83487
1985Brian MacGibbonTallygaroopna7373
1986Richard IveyYea1206126
1987Robert WaltersMurchison11814132
1988Robert WaltersMurchison841195
1989Robert WaltersMurchison9510105
1990Robert WaltersMurchison10012112
1991Darren TurnerTallygaroopna1155120
1992Perry MekaArdmona15122173
1993Perry MekaArdmona14328171
1994Darren BlockAvenel7777
1995Shane LovelessArdmona12527152
1996Shane LovelessArdmona1408148
1997David GilesUndera1179126
1998Jodie CanavanStanhope116116
1999Danny IrwinRushworth11919138
2000Gavin ExellStanhope10420124
2001Gavin ExellStanhope11223135
2002Damien YzeArdmona12925154
2003Gavin ExellStanhope11511126
2004Jodie CanavanRushworth9810108
2005Travis WaymanTallygaroopna10910119
2006Perry MekaArdmona13415149
2007Perry MekaArdmona989107
2008Adrian MekaArdmona976103
2009Sam LaPortaUndera8822110
2010Sam LaPortaUndera11112123
2011Sam LaPortaUndera9614110
2012Brent ArhoTallygaroopna125–125
2013Anthony MellingtonMurchison75782
2014Patrick RattrayNagambie10015115
2015Matt ForysStanhope11023133
2016Robert StaffViolet Town1142116
2017Robert OsborneRushworth100-100
2018Mathew WatermanNagambie78
2019Kasey DuncanAvenel58
2020In recess>COVID-19
2021Josh MellingtonViolet Town113
2022Jack ExcellViolet Town110
Damian CupidoGirgarre105
2023James LloydMurchieson-Toolamba74
2024
  • 1982- Peter Ewart 69 (Murchison) and 11 in finals
  • 1988- Brett Barnes 84 (Nagambie)and 3 goals in finals
  • 1997- Shane Loveless 111 (Ardmona) and 28 goals in finals

Kyabram District Junior Football League

The Kyabram District Junior Football Association was formed on Saturday evening, 14th May 1910 at the Albion Hotel, Kyabram from delegates from the following club's - Cooma, Kyabram Imperials, Merrigum and Wyuna.[102] The KDJFA disbanded in May, 1929 due to several clubs pulling out of this Wednesday competition and entering a newly formed Saturday football competition, the Central Goulburn Valley Junior Football Association.[103]

Football Grand Finals
Seniors
YearPremiersScoreRunner UpScoreGrand Final Venue
1910Merrigum9.23 - 77Lancaster4.2 - 26Merrigum[104]
1911Undera7.9 - 51Cooma2.5 - 17Kyabram[105]
1912Lancaster1.2 - 8Cooma0.5 - 5Kyabram[106]
1913Kyabram Imperials3.6 - 24Undera2.2 - 14Kyabram[107]
1914Kyabram Imperials5.7 - 37Wyuna2.2 - 14[108]
1915-18KDJFA in recess > WW1[109]
1919Lancaster1.10 - 16Tongala2.2 - 14Wyuna[110]
1920Tongala3.3. - 21Undera2.2 - 14Wyuna[111]
1921Wyuna7.9 - 51Tongala5.11 - 41Kyabram[112]
1922Wyuna7.9 - 51Undera7.4 - 461st G Final. Kyabram[113][114]
Wyuna10.18 - 78Undera4.4 - 282nd G Final. Kyabram[115][116][117]
1923Tongala5.5 - 35Kyabram Imperials3.7 - 25[118]
1924Kyabram Imperials6.10 - 46Wyuna4.6 - 30Kyabram[119][120]
1925Kyabram Imperials9.8 - 62Cooma3.2 - 20Wyuna[121]
1926Wyuna7.8 - 50Kyabram Saturdays6.9 - 45[122]
1927Kyabram Imperials7.12 - 54Wyuna3.5 - 23Kyabram[123]
1928Kyabram Imperials12.12 - 84Wyuna9.5 - 59Kyabram[124]

2014 Ladder
Kyabram DFL Wins Byes Losses Draws For Against % Pts Final Team G B Pts Team G B Pts
Merrigum 1602021461094196.16%64EliminationStanhope121284Lancaster141296
Nagambie 1602020741073193.29%64QualifyingMurchison1619115Avenel13482
Stanhope 1503018291039176.03%60SemiMurchison167103Lancaster131290
Murchison 1106018061158155.96%44 SemiMerrigum14892Nagambie71658
Avenel 1107013911325104.98%44PreliminaryNagambie131088Murchison101575
Lancaster1008015171355111.96%40GrandNagambie1812120Merrigum13785
Undera1008013851268109.23%40
Tallygaroopna701101267156081.22%28
Ardmona601201140165768.80%24
Rushworth501211349154987.09%22
Violet Town401311285169475.86%18
Girgarre201601029227545.23%8
Longwood20150879205042.88%8

2015 Ladder
Kyabram DFL Wins Byes Losses Draws For Against % Pts Final Team G B Pts Team G B Pts
Nagambie 172102562944271.40%76EliminationStanhope168104Violet Town81058
Merrigum 162202510807311.03%72QualifyingAvenel1512102Lancaster141296
Stanhope 142402084978213.09%64SemiStanhope1917131Avenel1513103
Avenel 1325023061222188.71%60 SemiMerrigum141599Nagambie101070
Lancaster 1226023311015229.66%56PreliminaryStanhope1712114Nagambie121688
Violet Town1127018761324141.69%52GrandMerrigum11975Stanhope8250
Murchison1028018151496121.32%48
Undera929016511282128.78%44
Girgarre521301254182568.71%28
Tallygaroopna521301284190367.47%28
Ardmona42140959267835.81%24
Rushworth12170728337821.55%12
Longwood02180648315620.53%8

2016 Ladder
Kyabram DFL Wins Byes Losses Draws For Against % Pts Final Team G B Pts Team G B Pts
Avenel 172102295973235.87%76EliminationStanhope15494Tallygaroopna91165
Nagambie 162202199757290.49%72QualifyingMerrigum121486Violet Town7951
Stanhope 142401867911204.94%64SemiStanhope1712114Merrigum9559
Violet Town 1226018451108166.52%56 SemiNagambie1517107Avenel61147
Merrigum 1127015061134132.80%52PreliminaryAvenel1515105Stanhope10868
Tallygaroopna1028019631032190.21%48GrandNagambie1716118Avenel1510100
Lancaster1028015061164129.38%48
Murchison8210015331242123.43%40
Girgarre8210013611314103.58%40
Rushworth721101242162376.52%36
Undera32150792195040.62%20
Longwood12170701249628.08%12
Ardmona0218024833547.39%8

2017 Ladder
Kyabram DFL Wins Byes Losses Draws For Against % Pts Final Team G B Pts Team G B Pts
Violet Town 1622020591054195.35%72EliminationStanhope1514104Lancaster3826
Nagambie 1523020611097187.88%68QualifyingTallygaroopna131593Avenel15898
Stanhope 1325017671018173.58%60SemiAvenel91165Stanhope41640
Avenel 1226018671044178.83%56 SemiNagambie101373Violet Town8957
Tallygaroopna 1226020231016199.11%56PreliminaryViolet Town1612108Avenel8957
Lancaster1127017901049170.64%52GrandNagambie2116142Violet Town131189
Murchison1028014591272114.70%48
Girgarre929014461093132.30%44
Merrigum821001334148489.89%40
Rushworth521301448167886.29%28
Undera32150654288322.68%20
Longwood321501154257444.83%20
Ardmona0000018000.00%0

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