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The Chiltern & District Football Association was first established in 1912 from the following Australian Rules Football clubs - Barnawartha, Chiltern, Chiltern Valley, Christmastown, Southern and Wodonga, in North Eastern Victoria, Australia and was an active competition until 1956 when it was wound up.[1]

History

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Chiltern Park - Grandstand Plaque information, Chiltern, Victoria, Australia

The Chiltern & District Football Association was first established in 1912 from the following Australian Rules Football clubs - Barnawartha, Chiltern, Chiltern Valley, Christmastown, Southern and Wodonga.

The Southern Football Club was made up of employees from the Great Southern Mine from South Rutherglen.[2]

1500 spectators attended the inaugural grand final match at the Chiltern Park Oval to watch Chiltern Valley defeat Wodonga in 1912.[3]

In 1913, there was much speculation about which club won the minor premiership, with Wodonga FC claiming they had the most goals and points for the season.[4] Three matches were deemed void due to protests and clubs were ordered to replay these matches, just before the finals too. The Southern FC refused to play Wodonga in a semi-final due to an appeal not being decided on,[5] while the other semi-final matches was played with Brown's Plain defeating United Miners. Finally, the C&DFA Delegates decided to abandoned the season.[6]

The club jumper colours worn in 1919 were as follows - Chiltern: red & white, Chiltern Valley: yellow & blue, Rutherglen: green & gold, Springhurst: blue & white, Wahgunyah: black & white.[7] Rutherglen's senior team played in the Ovens and Murray Football League in 1919.

In 1920, when the Ovens and Murray Football League went into recess, three of the four competing clubs, Howlong, Lake Rovers and Rutherglen joined the C&DFL[8] and the fourth club, Corowa joined the Coreen & District Football League. In June 1920, there was a match between the C&DFA and the Albury Border Football Association.[9]

Both semi-final matches In 1929 had to be replayed after appeals were lodged by both Chiltern and Rutherglen.[10]

In 1932, A Costin - Howlong & H Scott - Wodonga, tied on 12 votes each for the Rudduck & Co Best and Fairest Award, with Costin eventually winning on a countback.[11]

The 1933 C&DFA grand final saw Wodonga defeat Beechworth Wanderers.[12] Wodonga's Clive Bohr was judged as the best and fairest player in the grand final.[13]

In 1937, Barnawartha's, Leslie A. Winnett, won the Chiltern & DFA best and fairest Award, the Hooper Cup.[14]

The C&DFA club jumper colours in 1939 were - Albury - blue and gold; Balldale, royal Blue and gold braces; Barnawartha - yellow and black; Chiltern - red and white; Corowa - black and red; Howlong - red and blue; Springhurst - red, white and blue.[15]

Towards the end of World War Two, the C&DFA was re-established in 1945 from the following five teams - Barnawartha, Beechworth, Chiltern, Howlong and Rutherglen, with Chiltern defeating Howlong by eight points in the grand final.

In August 1950, Gerry O’Neill kicked 24 goals against Springhurst in round 16, to bring his goal tally to 116 for the season.[16] O'Neill finished the 1950 season with 139 goals, after kicking nine goals in the grand final win against Howlong.[17]

Clubs

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Final

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Club Jumper Nickname Home Ground Former League Est. Years in comp CDFA Senior Premierships Fate
Total Years
Bandiana (Army) Bandiana Recreation Reserve, Bandiana T&DFL 1947 1947-1950, 1953-1956 0 - Moved to Yackandandah & District FL in 1952 andTallangatta & District FL in 1957
Barnawartha
Tigers Barnawartha Recreation Reserve, Barnawartha R&DFA 1911 1912-1915, 1920-1940, 1945-1956 4 1921, 1923, 1925, 1956 Moved to Tallangatta & District FL in 1957
Bethanga
Bombers Bethanga Recreation Reserve, Bethanga T&DFL 1904 1956 0 - Returned to Tallangatta & District FL in 1957
Lavington
Saints Urana Road Oval, Lavington CHFL 1924 1946-1956 0 - Entered recess in 1957. Moved to Tallangatta & District FL in 1958
Springhurst Red, white and blue Springhurst Recreation Reserve, Springhurst OMFL 1893 1924, 1926-1927, 1930, 1933-1937, 1939, 1950-1956 [18] 1 1920 Folded in 1957
St Patrick's
Saints Xavier High School Oval, North Albury A&DFL 1919 1954-1956 0 - Folded in 1957
Wahgunyah
Magpies Wahgunyah Recreation Reserve, Wahgunyah CDFA, CFA[19] 1908 1931-1937, 1950, 1953-1956 4 1919, 1924, 1954, 1955 Returned to Coreen & District FL in 1957
Yackandandah
Butson Park, Yackandandah Y&DFL 1884 1933-1935, 1954, 1956 0 - Moved to Tallangatta & District FL in 1957

Former

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Club Jumper Nickname Home Ground Former League Est. Years in comp CDFA Senior Premierships Fate
Total Years
Albury Rovers Blue and gold ABFA, A&DFL 1926 1928, 1939 1 1928 Folded
Balldale
Balldale Cricket Ground, Balldale CDFA, HFL 1906 1935-1940, 1946 0 - Moved to Hume FL in 1947
Beechworth Reserves
Bombers Baarmutha Park, Beechworth MBFL, Y&DFL 1861 1945, 1954 0 - Moved to Ovens & King FL in 1955
Beechworth Wanderers
Wanderers – 1930-1935[20] 1 1932 Merged with Beechworth to form Beechworth United in 1936
Browns Plains Maroon and blue – 1913-1914[21] 0 - Folded
Chiltern
Swans Chiltern Recreation and Sports Reserve, Chiltern R&DFA 1860s 1912-1915, 1919-1940, 1945-1953 13 1914, 1922, 1924, 1929, 1936, 1940, 1945, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951, 1953 Moved to Ovens & King FL in 1954
Chiltern Valley Yellow and blue – 1912-1913, 1915, 1919-1920 1 1912 Folded after 1920 season
Christmastown – 1912, 1915-1916 1 1916 Folded after 1916 season
Corowa Rovers
Rovers – 1938 1938-1939 0 - Folded in 1940 due to WWII
Corowa Stars (original) Stars – 1926 1926-1929 1 1927 Moved to Corowa & District FA in 1930
Corowa Stars
Stars – 1949 1949-1952 1 1952 Moved to Ovens & Murray FL in 1953 as Corowa's reserves side
Gooramadda – 1920, 1922 0 - Folded
Granya
Bungil Park, Granya T&DFL 1886 1936 0 - Entered recess in 1937.[22] Re-formed in Dederang & District FA in 1939
Great Southern Southern Ground, Rutherglen O&MFL 1898 1912-1913 0 - Folded in 1914
Howlong Red and blue Howlong Oval, Howlong O&MFL, CDFA 1898 1915-1916, 1923-1929, 1931-1952 4 1915, 1937, 1938, 1939 Moved to Ovens & Murray FL in 1919, Corowa & District FA in 1930 and Hume FL in 1953
Howlong Juniors – 1920-1922 0 - Folded
Howlong United – 1920-1923 0 - Folded
Kiewa Valley
Kiewa Memorial Park, Kiewa T&DFL 1895 1934-1936 1 1934 Moved to Dederang & District FA in 1937
Lake Rovers Maroon and blue Rovers Barkly Park, Rutherglen O&MFL 1911 1920 0 - Returned to Ovens & Murray FL in 1921
Mitta Mitta Red and blue Magorra Park, Mitta Mitta T&DFL 1880s 1936 0 - Entered recess in 1937.[23] Re-formed in Kiewa & Mitta FA in 1940
Mount Ophir Black and white The Freehold, Rutherglen – 1914 1914 0 - Folded in 1915
North Albury
Hoppers Bunton Park, North Albury – 1943 1946 1 1946 Moved to Ovens & Murray FL in 1947
Rutherglen
Redlegs Barkly Park, Rutherglen O&MFL 1893 1920, 1945 0 - Returned to Ovens & Murray FL in 1920 and 1945
Rutherglen Rovers Barkly Park, Rutherglen – 1924 1924-1933 2 1930, 1931 Folded
St Patrick's Reserves
Saints Xavier High School Oval, North Albury – 1919 1923-1924 0 -
South Albury Waites Park, South Albury ABFA 1940s 1949-1952 0 - Folded in 1952. Re-formed in Tallangatta & District FL in 1977
Tallangatta
Magpies Rowen Park, Tallangatta T&DFL 1885 1935-1936 0 - Entered recess in 1937. Re-formed in Dederang & District FA in 1939[24]
United Miners Gold Seekers Prentice Freehold Mine, Rutherglen O&MFL 1894 1913-1915 1 1913 Folded
Wangaratta Rovers Reserves
Hawks WJ Findlay Oval, Wangaratta – 1922 1952 0 - Moved to Ovens & Murray FL in 1953
Wodonga
Maroons Martin Park, Wodonga TSFA, ABFA, T&DFL 1878 1912-1913, 1915, 1930-1935 2 1933, 1935 Moved to Wodonga & District FA in 1914 and to Ovens & Murray FL in 1936
Wodonga Reserves
Maroons Martin Park, Wodonga – 1878 1940 0 - Moved to Ovens & Murray FL
Wodonga Rovers (original) T&DFL 1924-1928, 1930 1 1926 Folded
Wodonga Rovers Martin Park, Wodonga – 1947 1947-1952[25] 0 - Moved to Ovens & Murray FL in 1953 as Wodonga's reserves side

C&DFA - Honourboard

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Year Actual Teams Premiers Score Runners Up Score Grand Final Venue / Notes
1912[26] 6[27] Chiltern Valley 5.8 - 38 Wodonga 4.2 - 26 At Chiltern Park
1913 9[28] No finals due to protests[29]
1914[30] 7 Chiltern 5.11 - 41 Mt. Ophir 5.6 - 36 Chiltern Park
1915 7[31] Howlong 2.9 - 19 Wodonga 0.5 - 5 Chiltern Park
1916[32] 4[33] Christmastown 7.13 - 55 Chiltern Valley 7.4 - 46 Chiltern Park[34]
1917&18 In recess, World War 1
1919[35] 5[36] Wahgunyah[37] 4.11 - 35 Chiltern Valley 2.8 - 20 Chiltern Park
1920[38] 10[39] Springhurst * 5.13 - 43 Lake Rovers 4.8 - 32 * Undefeated. 2 Divisions
1921 Barnawartha 5.5 - 35 Howlong 3.6 - 24
1922 6[40] Chiltern 4.8 - 32 Barnawartha 2.5 - 17 Barnawartha
1923 6[41][42] Barnawartha 3.11 - 29 Howlong 2.6 - 18
1924 8[43] Chiltern 6.14 - 50 Wahgunyah 7.8 - 50 Drawn Grand Final[44] at Corowa
Wahgunyah 12.10 - 82 Chiltern 7.7 - 49 Grand Final Replay[45] at Rutherglen
1925[46] 6[47] Barnawartha 3.7 - 35 Howlong 2.5 - 17 Chiltern Park
1926[48] 8[49] Wodonga Rovers[50] 12.11 - 83 Wahgunyah 6.8 - 44 Rutherglen
1927[51] 8[52] Corowa Stars 11.6 - 72 Wodonga Rovers[53] 10.10 - 70 Chiltern Park
1928[54] 8[55] Albury Rovers 13.22 - 100 Wodonga Rovers 8.9 - 57 Chiltern Park
1929[56] 6[57] Chiltern 9.14 - 68 Rutherglen Rovers 5.10 - 40 Chiltern Park
1930[58] 5 Rutherglen Rovers 9.11 - 65 Chiltern 8.12 - 60 ?
1931[59] 7[60] Rutherglen Rovers 8.13 - 61 Wodonga 7.14 - 56 Chiltern Park
1932[61] 7[62] Beechworth Wanderers 8.14 - 62 Rutherglen Rovers 9.7 - 61 Chiltern Park
1933[63] 9[64] Wodonga 16.9 - 105 Beechworth Wanderers 7.9 - 51 Barnawartha
1934[65] 9[66] Kiewa Valley 10.12 - 72 Wodonga 8.12 - 60 Beechworth
1935[67] 11[68] Wodonga 11.19 - 85 Kiewa 12.11 - 83 Barnawartha
1936[69] 10[70] Chiltern 7.11 - 53 Kiewa 7.8 - 50 Barnawartha. 2 Divisions
1937[71] 6[72] Howlong 16.13 - 109 Chiltern 13.10 - 88 Balldale.
1938[73] 5[74] Howlong 13.17 - 95 Chiltern 12.1 - 73 Barnawartha
1939[75] 7[76] Howlong 20.22 - 144 Corowa Rovers 9.11 - 65 Barnawartha
1940[77] 5[78] Chiltern[79] 15.12 - 102 Howlong[80] 7.10 - 52 Barnawartha
1941-44 In recess, World War 2
1945[81] 5[82] Chiltern 11.10 - 76 Howlong 9.14 - 68 Rutherglen
1946 6[83] North Albury[84] 12.15 - 87 Chiltern 4.17 - 41 Howlong
1947[85] 6[86] Chiltern 15.10 - 100 Howlong 14.13 - 97 Barnwartha
1948[87] 6[88] Chiltern[89] 16.12 - 108 Howlong 10.10 - 70 Wodonga
1949[90] 8[91] Chiltern 7.3 - 45 South Albury 6.6 - 42 Albury
1950[92] 10[93][94] Chiltern 14.12 - 96 Howlong 7.13 - 55 Barnawartha
1951[95] 10[96] Chiltern 9.8 - 62 Howlong 4.13 - 37 Barnawartha
1952[97] 10[98] Corowa Stars 17.17 - 119 Chiltern[99] 16.8 - 104 Wodonga
1953[100] 6[101] Chiltern 12.12 - 84 Barnawartha 8.12 - 60 Springhurst[102]
1954[103] 8[104] Wahgunyah 13.9 - 87 Barnawartha 12.15 - 87 Drawn Grand Final at Lavington
[105] Wahgunyah[106] 8.12 - 60 Barnawartha 7.15 - 57 Grand Final Replay at Bandiana
1955 Wahgunyah 14.13 - 97 Lavington 6.10 - 46 Barnawartha
1956[107] 8[108] Barnawartha 11.15 - 81 Lavington 10.7 - 67 Bandiana
Year Actual Teams Premiers Score Runners Up Score Grand Final Venue / Notes
Most Chiltern & DFA - Premierships / Runners Up
Club Most Premierships Runners Up Draws Grand Finals
Chiltern 12 6 1 18
Howlong 4 9 13
Barnawartha 4 3 1 8
Wahgunyah 4 1 2 7
Wodonga 2 4 6
Rutherglen Rovers 2 2 4
Corowa Stars 2 2
Chiltern Valley 1 2 3
Wodonga Rovers 1 2 3
Beechworth Wanderers 1 1 2
Albury Rovers 1 1
Christmastown 1 1
Kiewa Valley 1 1
North Albury 1 1
Springhurst 1 1
Kiewa 2 2
Lavington 2 2
Corowa Rovers 1 1
Lake Rovers 1 1
Mount Ophir 1 1
South Albury 1 1
TOTAL 38 38 4 80

Chiltern & District Football Association - Best and Fairest Award

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Year Award Name Winner Club Votes Runners Up Club Votes
1932[109] Rudduck & Co A Costin Howlong 12 H Scott Wodonga 12
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937[110] Hooper Cup Leslie A. Winnett Barnawartha
1938
1939[111] Azzi Medal Clive Walter Howlong 15 Frank "Gunboat" Smith Corowa Rovers 12
1940[112] Azzi Medal Gerry O’Neill[113] Chiltern 16 Harry Salmon Howlong 12
1941-44 World War 2
1945 Azzi Medal Harry Salmon Howlong 17 R. Bob Sharman Barnawartha 12
1946[114] Azzi Medal Harry Salmon[115] Howlong 14 A Peake Chiltern 8
1947[116] Huggins Medal[117] Brian O'Shaunessy Lavington 14 Norm Minns Chiltern 12
1948[118] Huggins Medal R. Bob Sharman Chiltern 17 Stan Romeo Lavington 16
1949[119] Huggins Medal[120] John Ziebath Howlong 29 R. Bob Sharman Chiltern 23
1950[121] Huggins Medal K Greenshields[122] Springhurst D M Crisfield Corowa Stars
1951[123] Huggins Medal R. Bob Sharman Chiltern 16 John Ziebath Howlong 14
1952[124] Huggins Medal Rob Bocquet Howlong 21 Jack Hennessy South Albury 18
1953[125] Huggins Medal Ron Howes Chiltern ? Alan Curtis Lavington ?
1954[126] Huggins Medal Jack Dinsdale Springhurst 22 John Voss Wahgunyah 20
1955 Huggins Medal
1956 Huggins Medal

The C&DFA - Azzi Medal was initially donated by Mr. Kelly Joseph Azzi. Mr. Azzi was the Balldale FC Delegate and C&DFA Vice President back in 1939.[127] When Balldale FC joined the Hume Football League in 1947, Mr. Azzi then donated the inaugural best and fairest award medal in the Hume Football League and the award has remained as the Azzi Medal ever since. The Huggins Medal was donated by Mr. Mervyn C Huggins, the C&DFA President.

Notable C&DFA Records

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Notable Records
Record Details Year
Highest Score 297 Points Chiltern 47.15 - 297 (v Springhurst) 1950
Most Goals in a Match 24 Goals Gerry O'Neill: Chiltern v Springhurst 1950
Most Goals in a Season 139 Goals Gerry O'Neill: Chiltern FC 1950
Most Consecutive Premierships 5 Chiltern FC 1947–1951
Most Consecutive Grand Finals 9 Chiltern FC 1945 - 1953
Highest Grand Final Score 20.22 - 144 Howlong FC 1939

VFL Players

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The following footballers played in the Chiltern & DFA prior to making their VFL debut, with the year indicating their VFL debut.

Chiltern & DFA - Life Members

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Chiltern & DFA - Life Membership Badge
  • Mervyn C. Huggins

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