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North Gippsland Football League

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Founded
  
1955

Most premierships
  
11 – Glengarry

Most goals in a season
  
164 – William Higgins – Heyfield – 1976

Most flags in a row
  
4- Heyfield – 1997–2000

Most wins in a row
  
28 – Sale City – 2010–2012

Most loses in a row
  
37 – Nambrok – 1998–2001

The North Gippsland Football League is an Australian rules football league in the Central Gippsland area of Victoria, Australia, formed in 1955 through the merger of the Cowwarr Football League and the Sale District Football League.

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The league was known as the Sale Cowwarr FL, until taking its present name in 1965. The region where the league is located is home to a number of other Australian football leagues, and a number of clubs have shifted between the North Gippsland FL and others such as the Mid Gippsland Football League, Riviera Football League and Latrobe Valley Football League.

In 2008, the league gained the Woodside and District Wildcats, who broke away from the DWWWW club in the Alberton Football League, followed in 2014 by Yarram. In 2012 Stratford (2012) and Boisdale-Briagolong (2015) moved to the weaker East Gippsland Football League.

Games in the North Gippsland Football League are umpired by members of the Sale Umpires Association.

Recent Premiers

  • 2014 Churchill
  • 2013 Glengarry
  • 2012 Heyfield
  • 2011 Sale City
  • 2010 Sale City
  • 2009 Heyfield
  • 2008 Churchill
  • 2007 Heyfield
  • 2006 Cowwarr
  • 2005 Heyfield
  • 2004 Traralgon Tyers United
  • 2003 Churchill
  • 2002 Churchill
  • 2001 Rosedale
  • 2000 Heyfield
  • 1999 Heyfield
  • 1998 Heyfield
  • 1997 Heyfield
  • 2009 Ladder

    FINALS

    2010 Ladder

    FINALS

    2011 Ladder

    FINALS

    2012 Ladder

    FINALS

    2013 Ladder

    FINALS

    References

    North Gippsland Football League Wikipedia