Coreen & District Football League
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| General Information | |
|---|---|
| Founded | |
| Current clubs | Billabong Crows Colleambally CDHBU Jerilderie Murray Magpies Rennie Wahgunyah |
| 2006 Season | |
| Premiers | CDHBU |
| Minor Premiers | CDHBU |
| Wooden spoon | Jerilderie |
| Best & Fairest (Archie Dennis Medal) | Marty Hardy (Rennie) |
The Coreen & District Football League is an Australian rules football competition in the Coreen district of the Riverina in New South Wales.
Contents |
[edit] Clubs
- Billabong Crows Football Club
- Coleambally Football Club
- Coreen Daysdale Hopefield Buraja United Football Club
- Jerilderie Football Club
- Murray Magpies Football Club
- Rennie Fooyball Club
- Wahgunyah Football Club
[edit] Former Clubs
- Blighty Football Club
- Buraja
- Coreen Swans
- Coreen/Daysdale Saints
- Daysdale Magpies
- Hopefield
- Hopefield/Buraja Bulldogs
- Mulwala Football Club
- Oakland Hawks
- Rand Pigeons
- Urana/Cullival Spiders
- Urana Bombers
[edit] See also
[edit] External links
| Clubs in the Coreen & District Football League |
| Billabong Crows | Coleambally | CDHBU | Jerilderie | Murray Magpies | Rennie | Wahgunyah |
| Governing Body | |
| Professional Clubs | |
| Sydney Metropolitan Leagues |
Sydney AFL | Sydney Football Association |
| Regional Leagues |
Black Diamond | Broken Hill | Central West | Coreen & District | Farrer | Golden Rivers | Hume | South Coast | Murrumbidgee Valley | Newcastle | North Coast | Northern Riverina | Ovens & Murray | Picola & District | Riverina | Sapphire Coast | Summerland | Tamworth |
| Junior Metropolitan Leagues |
Sydney South West | Sydney West | Sydney North | Sydney South | Sydney City |
| Regional Junior Leagues |
Central Coast | Newcastle | Illawara | North Coast | Northside | Far North Coast | Mide North Coast | Broken Hill | Campbelltown/McArthur | Cootamundra | Mid North Coast | South West | St George/Sutherland | Wagga & Districts |
| Women's Leagues | |
| Masters Leagues |
Masters Australian Football NSW | Hunter Masters | Riverina Masters |
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