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Brighton Football Club (Tasmania)

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Full name
  
Brighton Football Club

After finals
  

Coach
  
Matt Shaw

Founded
  
1885

Nickname(s)
  
Robins

President
  
Peter Spotswood

Ground(s)
  
Pontville Oval

Competition
  
Southern Football League

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The Brighton Football Club, nicknamed the Robins, is an Australian rules football club currently playing in the Southern Football League in Tasmania, Australia.

Origins

Brighton began as Mangalore in 1885, In 1953, 54 and 55 Brighton fielded a team in the Southern Districts Football Association while Mangalore won the South-Eastern Districts premierships in 1954 and 1955,(trove 1954 etc.). Mangalore changed its name to Brighton Robins in 1995 before joining the SFL in 1996. In 1996, Brighton was one of eight founder members of Tasmania's Southern Football League, and were losing semi-finalists in 1996, and 1997, before winning their first and so far only title in 1998. Brighton have competed in various competitions including:

  • Brighton FA: 1922–1931
  • Richmond FA: 1933–1934
  • South Eastern District FA: 1952–1979
  • Southern Districts FA 1953-55
  • Tasman FA: 1980
  • Tasmanian Amateur FL (Southern Division): 1981–1995
  • Entry to Southern Football League

  • 1996
  • SEDFA premierships

  • 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1959, 1965, 1968, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1977, 1979
  • TAFL Southern Division premierships

  • 1985
  • State amateur premierships

  • 1985
  • SFL/SFL Premier League premierships

  • 1998
  • SFL/SFL Premier League runners up

  • 1999
  • William Leitch Medalists:

  • Nil
  • Peter Hodgman Medalists

  • 2000 – Brendon Browning
  • Club record games holder

  • 270 – Leigh Gray
  • Club record attendance

  • 3,096 v Hobart on 11 September 1999 – SFL Grand Final at Huonville Recreation Ground
  • Club record score

  • Unknown
  • References

    Brighton Football Club (Tasmania) Wikipedia