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Central Goulburn Valley Football League

The Central Goulburn Valley Football League (CGVFL) was an Australian Rules Football League based in the Goulburn Valley region of Victoria. The CGVFL was originally established as the Ardmona Central Junior Football Association in 1923,[1] before being re-named to the Goulburn Valley Second Eighteens Football Association in 1926, Goulburn Valley Football Association in 1937 and finally the Central Goulburn Valley Football League on Monday, 11 March 1946 at the league's Annual General Meeting.[2]

History

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Goulburn Valley Second Eighteens Football Association (1926–1936) and renaming

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The Goulburn Valley Second Eighteens Football Association (GVSEFA) superseded the Ardmona Central Junior Football Association,[3] and was established in 1926 from the following Goulburn Valley clubs – Ardmona, Dookie, Mooroopna, Shepparton East and Undera, with Mr Brophy as president and Mr J Pearson as secretary as the initial office bearers.

This competition ran for eleven seasons, from 1926 to 1936 and was a completely separate competition to the Goulburn Valley Football Association.

Sir John Gladstone Black McDonald, who would later become the 37th Premier of Victoria, was President of the GVSEFA from 1927 to 1933.

The GVSEFA was a Saturday afternoon competition, while the Goulburn Valley Football League was a Wednesday afternoon competition.[4]

At the AGM of the GVSEFA in 1937 it was proposed to change the name of the association to just the Goulburn Valley Football Association and this was approved at the next delegates meeting in March, where it was also agreed to retain the junior status of the competition in favour of a senior football competition. 1937.[5][6]

During this era, the "new" GVFA was played on Saturdays and the Goulburn Valley Football League was played on Wednesdays, with the new GVFA a more Shepparton based competition, with the grand final being played on the Shepparton Recreation Reserve (now Deakin Reserve) each year.[7]

In 1940, Shepparton Imperials' committee decide to drop the "Imperials" from its name and would be known as just the Shepparton Football Club.[8]

The GVFA went into recess between 1942 and 1944 due to World War II. During the late stages of World War II, the GVFA was revived in 1945, with the following teams competing – Ardmona, Dookie, Dookie College, Katandra, Mooroopna, Shepparton, Shepparton East, SPC and Tatura. Sheppparton East defeated SPC in the grand final[9] and John McLeish from Dookie College won the 1945 – GVFA Best and Fairest / Shepparton Advertiser Trophy.

The GVFA changed its name to the Central Goulburn Valley Football League at the 1946 GVFA – AGM,[10][11] when the Goulburn Valley Football League was re-established in 1946.

The Central Goulburn Valley Football League (CGVFL) was established on Monday, 11 March 1946 at the Annual General Meeting of the Goulburn Valley Football Association, when a name change of this Australian rules football competition took place.

In July, 1946, former Richmond player and Katandra captain, Eddie Ford collided with an Ardmona player, but played out the game and went home, but later became ill. Ford was taken to the Mooroopna Hospital, where he later died.[12]

In 1947, CGVFL premiers, Ardmona were defeated by the premiers of the Murray Football League, Cobram, played at Numurkah in October, 1947.[13]

On Thursday, 23 February 1950, the Centrals Seconds Association officially folded up and existing teams were recommended to join the CGVFL senior football competition.[14]

At the 1950 CGVFL – AGM, Miepoll were admitted into the competition, Sheparton East and SPC merged, but joined the Goulburn Valley Football League as City United Football Club and Mr. J Pearson was elected as secretary for the 25th consecutive year of the following football competitions – [15]

In June, 1950, the Goulburn Valley Football League 13.14 – 92 defeated Central Goulburn Valley Football League 8.15 – 63.[16]

The CGVFL officially went into "recess" at the 1953 CGVFL – AGM, but never reformed as a football competition.[17]

A thorough history of this rural Australian rules football competition can be found in a great 1949 article in the Shepparton Advertiser by clicking on this citation.[1]

Clubs

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Final Clubs

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Club Colours Nickname Home Ground Former League Est. CGVFL Seasons CGVFL Senior Premierships Fate
Total Most recent
Dookie College
 
 Students Dookie College TTFA 1908 1927, 1941-1952 1 1952 Moved to Benalla Tungamah FL in 1953
Katandra
 
 Kats Katandra Recreation Reserve, Katandra West KDFA 1911 1936-1937, 1946-1952 2 1950, 1951 Moved to Benalla Tungamah FL in 1953
Miepoll
 
 Miepoll Recreation Reserve, Miepoll EDFA 1900s 1950-1952 0 - 1953-1954 unknown. Began playing in Kyabram District FL in1955.
Shepparton East
 
 Central Park Recreation Reserve, Shepparton East SSFA 1925 1925-1926, 1945-1952 3 1926, 1945, 1948 Entered recess after 1926 season. Re-formed in Shepparton Sunday FA in 1944. Merged with SPC to form City United in 1950, who fielded a team known as Shepparton East in CGVFL until the competition's demise. Re-formed in Kyabram District FL in 1956.
Tallygaroopna
 
 Redlegs Tallygaroopna Recreation Reserve, Tallygaroopna GVFA 1904 1930-1940, 1946-1952 0 - Moved to Picola & District FL in 1953
Undera
 
 Lions Undera Recreation Reserve, Undera KDJFA, KDFA 1888 1923-1939, 1950-1952 2 1925, 1930 Merged with Mooroopna in 1953, re-formed in Kyabram District FL in 1954

Former Clubs

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Club Colours[18] Nickname Home Ground Former League Est. CGVFL Seasons CGVFL Senior Premierships Fate
Total Most recent
Ardmona
 
 Ardmona Recreation Reserve, Ardmona TDFA 1920 1923-1949 5 1932, 1933, 1935, 1936 1947 Entered recess in 1950, re-formed in Kyabram District FL in 1957
Benalla All Blacks (reserve grade only)
 
 Friendlies Oval, Benalla TTFA 1934 1946 0 - Entered recess in early 1947, re-formed in Benalla & District FL in 1953
Bunbartha Bunbartha Recreation Reserve, Bunbartha GVFA 1910 1928-1930 0 - Absorbed by Tallygaroopna in 1931
Cosgrove KDFA 1927-1929 0 - Merged with Dookie in 1930 to form Dookie Cosgrove
Dookie
 
 Magpies Dookie Recreation Reserve, Dookie DFA, KDFA 1887 1926, 1940-1948 0 - Moved to Benalla Tungamah FL in 1949
Dookie Cosgrove – 1930 1930 0 - De-merged into Dookie and Cosgrove, which both moved to Katandra FA in 1931
Kyabram Youth Club – 1940s 1949-1950 0 - Moved to Kyabram District FL in 1951
Lemnos
 
 Lemnos Recreation Reserve, Lemnos – 1928 1928-1941 4 1934, 1937, 1938, 1940 Moved to Goulburn Valley FL in 1946 as Lemnos-Shepparton
Merrigum Merrigum Recreation Reserve, Merrigum CFA 1902 1923-1924 0 - Moved to Kyabram District Junior FA in 1925
Mooroopna
 
 Cats Mooroopna Recreation Reserve, Mooroopna GVFL 1877 1939-1948 2 1939, 1946 Returned to Goulburn Valley FL in 1949
Mooroopna Seconds
 
 Cats Mooroopna Recreation Reserve, Mooroopna SDSEFA 1877 1923-1948 2 1928, 1929 Moved to Goulburn Valley FL in 1949
North West Mooroopna 1923-1924 0 - Folded
Numurkah Seconds
 
 Blues Numurkah Recreation Reserve, Numurkah PDFL 1882 1948-1949 0 - Moved to Picola & District FL in 1950
Shepparton
 
 Maroons Deakin Reserve, Shepparton GVFL 1880s 1940-1949 2 1941, 1949 Returned to Goulburn Valley FL in 1950
Shepparton Boys – 1950 1950[19] 0 - Folded in 1951
Shepparton Imperials
 
 Fuchsias, Imps Deakin Reserve, Shepparton Unknown league "in the vicinity of Kialla"[1] 1924 1926-1929, 1931-1939 2 1927, 1934 Entered recess due to WWII, re-formed in 1945 as SPC
Shepparton Preserving Company (SPC)
 
 Deakin Reserve, Shepparton SSFA 1945 1945-1949 0 - Merged with Shepparton East to form City United in 1950
Shepparton Settlement 1926 0 - Entered recess in 1927[20]
Tatura Reserves
 
 Bulldogs Tatura Showgrounds, Tatura GVFL 1904 1945 0 - Re-joined Goulburn Valley FL in 1946
Tatura Reserves
 
 Bulldogs Tatura Showgrounds, Tatura 1904 1923-?, 1933-1935 2 1923, 1924
Toolamba
 
 Grasshoppers Toolamba Recreation Reserve, Toolamba GVFL 1930s 1923-?, 1931-1940, 1946, 1949-1951 0 - Absorbed by Murchison in 1952
Wunghnu
 
 Magpies Wunghnu Recreation Reserve, Wunghnu GVFA 1874 1931-1939, 1949-1950 1 1931 Moved to Picola & District FL in 1951

CGVFL Honour Board

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Year Premiers Score Runners Up Score Grade / Venue President Secretary Treasurer
Central Ardmona Junior FA
1923 Tatura
1924 Tatura
1925 Undera 5.9 (39) Shepparton East 4.3 (27) At Mooroopna[21]
Goulburn Valley Second Eighteens FA
1926 Shepparton East 14.11 (95) Dookie 4.9 (33) At Shepparton[22]
1927 Shepparton Imperials Mooroopna
1928 Mooroopna Shepparton Imperials
1929 Mooroopna Ardmona
1930 Undera 10.9 (69) Ardmona 8.6 (54) At Shepparton[23]
1931 Wunghnu 16.11 (107) Toolamba 12.21 (93) At Shepparton
1932 Ardmona 14.17 (101) Toolamba 13.12 (90) At Shepparton[24]
1933 Ardmona Toolamba (forfeit) Not held. Toolamba forfeited due to the choice of umpire.
1934 Shepparton Imperials Ardmona
1935 Ardmona 10.6 (66) Shepparton Imperials 8.10 (48) At Shepparton
1936 Ardmona 10.11 (71) Lemnos 9 12 (66) At Shepparton
Goulburn Valley Football Association
1937 Lemnos 12.12 – 84 Undera 7.14 – 56 At Shepparton
1938 Lemnos 12.11 – 83 Mooroopna 12.11 – 83 At Shepparton. Drawn Grand Final[25]
Lemnos 18.18 – 126 Mooroopna 7.14 – 56 At Shepparton. Grand Final Replay[26]
1939 Mooroopna 10.15 – 75 Lemnos 10.14 – 74 At Shepparton[27]
1940 Lemnos 7.18 – 60 Shepparton 7.14 – 56 [28] Neo Cafe Cup
1941 Shepparton 11.9 – 85 Ardmona 9.7 – 61 At Shepparton
1942/44 In recess - WW2
1945 Shepparton East 10.9 69 S.P.C. 9.5 – 59 At Shepparton. GVFA revived[29]
Central Goulburn Valley Football League
1946 Mooroopna 12.16 – 88 Shepparton 9.15 – 69 Senior Premiers, At Shepparton RR [30] N W Fairless J Pearson J Pearson
All Blacks 18.9 – 117 Toolamba 14.9 – 93 Seconds Premiers, At Shepparton RR [31][32]
1947 Ardmona 7.11 – 53 Shepparton 5.10 – 40 Senior Premiers, At Shepparton RR [33][34] M G O'Brien J Pearson J Pearson
Shepparton Boys 8.13 – 61 Shepparton 7.3 – 45 Seconds Premiers, At Shepparton RR [35][36]
1948[37] Shepparton East 10.12 – 72 Shepparton 10.7 – 67 Senior Premiers, At Deakin Reserve [38] M G O'Brien J Pearson J Pearson
SPC 11.14 – 80 Numurkah 5.13 – 43 Seconds Premiers, At Deakin Reserve [39][40]
1949 Shepparton 8.8 – 56 S.P.C. 4.18 – 42 Senior Premiers, At Deakin Reserve.[41][42] M G O'Brien J Pearson J Pearson
SPC 3.10 – 28 Tallygaroopna 3.10 – 28 Tied Seconds Grand Final, At Deakin Reserve.[43][44]
Tallygaroopna 9.14 – 68 SPC 6.12 – 48 Seconds Grand Final Replay, At Numurkah.[45][46]
1950[47] Katandra 15.15 – 105 Dookie College 12.9 – 81 At Deakin Reserve [48][49] Cr. C H Whitfield J Pearson J Pearson
1951[50] Katandra 13.19 – 97 Dookie College 10.3 – 63 At Deakin Reserve [51] Cr. C H Whitfield J Pearson J Pearson
1952 Dookie College 16.6 – 102 Katandra 6.5 – 35 At Deakin Reserve [52] Cr. C H Whitfield J Pearson J Pearson

CGVFL – Best and Fairest Award

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This award was donated by and called the Shepparton Advertiser Trophy, in 1946 and 1947, then was called the Neal Hanlon Memorial Trophy from 1948 to 1952.[54]

Year Winners Club Votes Runner Up Club Votes Comments
1946 W "Bill" Hanlon & Shepparton East 18 Eddie Ford & Katandra 16 [55]
Eric "Bubby" James Shepparton 18 J Williams Dookie College 16
1947 Eric Roscoe Shepparton 48 Alex Slocombe Dookie College 36 [56][57]
1948 Alex Slocombe Dookie College 31 M Dexter & Dookie College 28 [58]
Pat Dalton Shepparton East 28
1949 Murray Slee Shepparton 34 Pat Dalton Shepparton East 28 [59]
1950 John Landy Dookie College 32 Jimmy Wong Shepparton Boys 23 [60]
1951 Harry Cook Shepparton East 26 Max Mills Katandra 21 [61]
1952 Jim Hovey Tallygaroopna 27 Max Mills Katandra 26 [62]

1946: Eric James also won the Goulburn Valley Football League's Morrison Medal in 1935 & 1937, with the Shepparton Football Club.

CGVFL – Leading Goalkicker

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Year Winner Club Goals Goals in finals
1946 Norman Marchment S.P.C. ? ?
1947 Norman Marchment S.P.C. 97 [63]
1948 N Thorne Mooroopna 88 [64][65]
1949 K Roulent S.P.C. 41 [66]
1950 R "Dick" Broughton Tallygaroopna 61 5 = 66 [67]
1951 R Bearham Dookie College 28 0, 2 & 3 = 33 [68]
1952 ?

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