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

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]

Participating Clubs

The following 36 clubs competed in the Chiltern & DFA between 1912 and 1956.

C&DFA - Honourboard

YearActual TeamsPremiersScoreRunners UpScoreGrand Final Venue / Notes
1912[30]6[31]Chiltern Valley5.8 - 38Wodonga4.2 - 26At Chiltern Park
19139[32]No finals due to protests[33]
1914[34]7Chiltern5.11 - 41Mt. Ophir5.6 - 36Chiltern Park
19157[35]Howlong2.9 - 19Wodonga0.5 - 5Chiltern Park
1916[36]4[37]Christmastown7.13 - 55Chiltern Valley7.4 - 46Chiltern Park[38]
1917&18In recess, World War 1
1919[39]5[40]Wahgunyah[41]4.11 - 35Chiltern Valley2.8 - 20Chiltern Park
1920[42]10[43]Springhurst *5.13 - 43Lake Rovers4.8 - 32* Undefeated. 2 Divisions
1921Barnawartha5.5 - 35Howlong3.6 - 24
19226[44]Chiltern4.8 - 32Barnawartha2.5 - 17Barnawartha
19236[45][46]Barnawartha3.11 - 29Howlong2.6 - 18
19248[47]Chiltern6.14 - 50Wahgunyah7.8 - 50Drawn Grand Final[48] at Corowa
Wahgunyah12.10 - 82Chiltern7.7 - 49Grand Final Replay[49] at Rutherglen
1925[50]6[51]Barnawartha3.7 - 35Howlong2.5 - 17Chiltern Park
1926[52]8[53]Wodonga Rovers[54]12.11 - 83Wahgunyah6.8 - 44Rutherglen
1927[55]8[56]Corowa Stars11.6 - 72Wodonga Rovers[57]10.10 - 70Chiltern Park
1928[58]8[59]Albury Rovers13.22 - 100Wodonga Rovers8.9 - 57Chiltern Park
1929[60]6[61]Chiltern9.14 - 68Rutherglen Rovers5.10 - 40Chiltern Park
1930[62]5Rutherglen Rovers9.11 - 65Chiltern8.12 - 60 ?
1931[63]7[64]Rutherglen Rovers8.13 - 61Wodonga7.14 - 56Chiltern Park
1932[65]7[66]Beechworth Wanderers8.14 - 62Rutherglen Rovers9.7 - 61Chiltern Park
1933[67]9[68]Wodonga16.9 - 105Beechworth Wanderers7.9 - 51Barnawartha
1934[69]9[70]Kiewa Valley10.12 - 72Wodonga8.12 - 60Beechworth
1935[71]11[72]Wodonga11.19 - 85Kiewa12.11 - 83Barnawartha
1936[73]10[74]Chiltern7.11 - 53Kiewa7.8 - 50Barnawartha. 2 Divisions
1937[75]6[76]Howlong16.13 - 109Chiltern13.10 - 88Balldale.
1938[77]5[78]Howlong13.17 - 95Chiltern12.1 - 73Barnawartha
1939[79]7[80]Howlong20.22 - 144Corowa Rovers9.11 - 65Barnawartha
1940[81]5[82]Chiltern[83]15.12 - 102Howlong[84]7.10 - 52Barnawartha
1941-44In recess, World War 2
1945[85]5[86]Chiltern11.10 - 76Howlong9.14 - 68Rutherglen
19466[87]North Albury[88]12.15 - 87Chiltern4.17 - 41Howlong
1947[89]6[90]Chiltern15.10 - 100Howlong14.13 - 97Barnwartha
1948[91]6[92]Chiltern[93]16.12 - 108Howlong10.10 - 70Wodonga
1949[94]8[95]Chiltern7.3 - 45South Albury6.6 - 42Albury
1950[96]10[97][98]Chiltern14.12 - 96Howlong7.13 - 55Barnawartha
1951[99]10[100]Chiltern9.8 - 62Howlong4.13 - 37Barnawartha
1952[101]10[102]Corowa Stars17.17 - 119Chiltern[103]16.8 - 104Wodonga
1953[104]6[105]Chiltern12.12 - 84Barnawartha8.12 - 60Springhurst[106]
1954[107]8[108]Wahgunyah13.9 - 87Barnawartha12.15 - 87Drawn Grand Final at Lavington
[109]Wahgunyah[110]8.12 - 60Barnawartha7.15 - 57Grand Final Replay at Bandiana
1955Wahgunyah14.13 - 97Lavington6.10 - 46Barnawartha
1956[111]8[112]Barnawartha11.15 - 81Lavington10.7 - 67Bandiana
YearActual TeamsPremiersScoreRunners UpScoreGrand Final Venue / Notes
Most Chiltern & DFA - Premierships / Runners Up
ClubMost PremiershipsRunners UpDrawsGrand Finals
Chiltern126118
Howlong4913
Barnawartha4318
Wahgunyah4127
Wodonga246
Rutherglen Rovers224
Corowa Stars22
Chiltern Valley123
Wodonga Rovers123
Beechworth Wanderers112
Albury Rovers11
Christmastown11
Kiewa Valley11
North Albury11
Springhurst11
Kiewa22
Lavington22
Corowa Rovers11
Lake Rovers11
Mount Ophir11
South Albury11
TOTAL3838480

Chiltern & District Football Association - Best and Fairest Award

YearAward NameWinnerClubVotesRunners UpClubVotes
1932[113]Rudduck & CoA CostinHowlong12H ScottWodonga12
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937[114]Hooper CupLeslie A. WinnettBarnawartha
1938
1939[115]Azzi MedalClive WalterHowlong15Frank "Gunboat" SmithCorowa Rovers12
1940[116]Azzi MedalGerry O’Neill[117]Chiltern16Harry SalmonHowlong12
1941-44World War 2
1945Azzi MedalHarry SalmonHowlong17R. Bob SharmanBarnawartha12
1946[118]Azzi MedalHarry Salmon[119]Howlong14A PeakeChiltern8
1947[120]Huggins Medal[121]Brian O'ShaunessyLavington14Norm MinnsChiltern12
1948[122]Huggins MedalR. Bob SharmanChiltern17Stan RomeoLavington16
1949[123]Huggins Medal[124]John ZiebathHowlong29R. Bob SharmanChiltern23
1950[125]Huggins MedalK Greenshields[126]SpringhurstD M CrisfieldCorowa Stars
1951[127]Huggins MedalR. Bob SharmanChiltern16John ZiebathHowlong14
1952[128]Huggins MedalRob BocquetHowlong21Jack HennessySouth Albury18
1953[129]Huggins MedalRon HowesChiltern?Alan CurtisLavington ?
1954[130]Huggins MedalJack DinsdaleSpringhurst22John VossWahgunyah20
1955Huggins Medal
1956Huggins 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.[131] 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


Notable Records
RecordDetailsYear
Highest Score297 PointsChiltern 47.15 - 297 (v Springhurst)1950
Most Goals in a Match24 GoalsGerry O'Neill: Chiltern v Springhurst1950
Most Goals in a Season139 GoalsGerry O'Neill: Chiltern FC1950
Most Consecutive Premierships5Chiltern FC1947–1951
Most Consecutive Grand Finals9Chiltern FC1945 - 1953

VFL Players

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

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

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