2009 OAFL Division 2 season

The 2009 OAFL Division 2 competition was played between May and October 2009. The season was contested between five teams, the top four continuing on to the finals series. Due to the fact not all teams played the same amount of matches a 'Match Ratio' system was implemented. Teams were playing off for the Mike Pyke Cup (named after Mike Pyke) the first Canadian to play in the AFL. The 2009 season was followed by the 2010 OAFL Division 2 season.

Contents

• Round One
• Round Two
• Round Three
• Round Four
• Round Five
• Round Six
• Round Seven
• Round Eight
• Round Nine
• Round Ten
• Round Eleven
• Round Twelve
• Round Thirteen
• Round Fourteen
• Grand final
• References

The season consisted of many forfeited matches as teams came to grips with trying to field two sides for the first time in OAFL history. Despite this setback the competition produced a number of entertaining games. At the end of the season the top four teams advanced to the finals series. Because the Broadview Hawks and Etobicoke Kangaroos were playing off in the OAFL finals the league decided that the division 2 fourth placed Hawks and third placed Roos would play each other in the first semi-final as a curtain raiser to the division 1 match. The first placed Quebec Saints and second placed Central Blues Reserves played each other in the second semi-final. The Saints defeated the Blues by 103 points to advance to the Grand Final while the Hawks recorded a narrow one goal win to book their place the following week.

The Quebec Saints defeated the Broadview Hawks in the Grand Final winning the Mike Pyke Cup. Saints midfielder Cam Stark was judged Best on Ground in the Grand Final.