New Norfolk District Football Club
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| Full name | New Norfolk District Football Club |
|---|---|
| Nickname | Eagles |
| Sport | Australian rules football |
| Founded | 1878 |
| League | Southern Football League |
| Home ground | Boyer Oval |
| Anthem | "We Are The Mighty Eagle Team!" (Tune: "Road To Gundagai") |
| President | Adrian Graham |
| Head coach | Jon Murray |
| Captain | Mark Horne & Zeb Graham |
| 2014 (SFL) | 1st |
The New Norfolk District Football Club, nicknamed the Eagles, is an Australian rules football club currently playing in the Southern Football League, in Tasmania, Australia.
Origins
Entry to Southern District Football Association
- 1934
Entry to TANFL/TFL
- 1947
Entry to Southern Football League
- 2000
TANFL/TFL Statewide League premierships
- 1968, 1982
TANFL/TFL Statewide League runners up
- 1959, 1964, 1970, 1972, 1981, 1983, 1994
SFL premierships
- 2005, 2009, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014
SFL runner up
- 2000, 2004, 2011
State premierships
- 1968
TANFL/TFL Statewide League leading goalkickers
- 1963 – Peter Hudson – 79
- 1964 – Peter Hudson – 86
- 1965 – Peter Hudson – 110
- 1966 – Peter Hudson – 103
- 1983 – Wayne Fox – 135
- 1984 – Wayne Fox – 93
- 1985 – Wayne Fox – 130
- 1987 – Paul Dac – 80
- 1990 – Paul Dac – 103
- 1991 – Paul Dac – 133
SFL leading goalkickers
- 2003 – Matthew Smith – 67
- 2005 – Sean Salter – 72
- 2009 – Adrian Burdon – 106
- 2012 – Michael Thompson – 101
- 2014 – Josh Hall – 112
William Leitch Medallists
(Best and fairest player – TFL and SFL premier senior football)
- 1948 – Jim Brown
- 1952 – Cliff Busch
- 1954 – Bruce Roe
- 1955 – Rex Garwood
- 1958 – Rex Garwood
- 1961 – Roger Browning
- 1962 – Roger Browning
- 1972 – Ricky Graham
- 1974 – Tony Browning
- 1981 – Robbie Dykes
- 1985 – Graham Hunnibell
- 1990 – Ricky Hanlon
- 1993 – Rene Peters
- 2004 – Brock Ackerley and Roger Belcher (tied)
- 2007 – Brad Carver
- 2009 – Roger Belcher
- 2011 – Nathan Ross
- 2012 – Michael Thompson
- 2013 – Nathan Ross
- 2014 – Caden Wilson
Darrel Baldock Medallists
(Best player afield – TFL Statewide League Grand Final)
- 1994 – Jason Wilton
Lefroy Medallists
(Best Player Afield – Interstate Football)
- 1965 – Peter Hudson
- 1982 – Graham Hunnibell
- 1983 – Michael Hunnibell
- 1984 – Wayne Fox
- 1985 – Wayne Fox
Weller Arnold Medallists
- 1966 – Barry Browning
- 1970 – Ricky Graham
George Watt Medallists
(Best and fairest player – TFL Reserves Football)
- 1953 – T. Maddox
- 1964 – Ken Latham
- 1965 – Ken Latham
- 1967 – Robert Wilton
- 1970 – L. Barratt
- 1973 – G. Richardson
- 1974 – R. Wylie
- 1979 – N. Bester
- 1983 – Steven Sutton
- 1986 – Robbie Crane
- 1991 – Brendan Skelly
- 1992 – Justin Rainbird
- 1993 – Adrian Jeffries
Vic Geard Medallists
(Best and fairest Player – TFL thirds football)
- 1976 – Steven Sutton
- 1977 – Dan Munnings
- 1986 – Jason Taylor
- 1988 – Steven Byers
- 1995 – Ricky Braslin
Doug Plaister Medallists
(Best and fairest player – TFL fourths football)
- 1975 – P. Jarvis
- 1980 – L. Brooks
- 1981 – Mark Hall
- 1982 – Mark Hall
- 1983 – Michael Eiszele
- 1984 – Jason Taylor
- 1988 – Paul Banks-Smith
- 1989 – Paul Barrow
- 1991 – J. Cooley
- 1993 – Ricky Braslin
- 1994 – D. Triffitt
- 1995 – Craig Haremza and D. Triffitt
Club record games holder
- 344 – Michael Eiszele
Club record senior games
- 275 - Roger Belcher (still playing)
- 264 – Chris Sproule (retired)
- 254 – Hedley Thompson (retired)
Club record reserves games
- 180 – Dean King
All-Australians
- 1966 – Peter Hudson
Club record home attendance
An unofficial crowd just short of 5,000 was reported to have attended a home match against Huonville at Boyer Oval on 16 June 2012 in the Southern Football League.[1]
Club record finals attendance
- 24,413 v Clarence – 1970 TFL Grand Final at North Hobart Oval
Club record score
Most goals in a match by one player
- 18.6 – Brendan Fevola v Huonville on 16 June 2012 at Boyer Oval.[1]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Lua error in package.lua at line 80: module 'strict' not found.
- ↑ Sporting Pulse NNDFC Record Retrieved on 2009-09-12.
