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==Structure==
==Structure==
Due to the large area Northern Inland Football covers the Premier League is divided into 2 conferences.
Due to the large area Northern Inland Football covers the Premier League is divided into 2 conferences.

'''Northern Conference'''
'''Northern Conference'''
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===2011 Results===
===2011 Results===
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Revision as of 17:05, 8 March 2012

Northern Inland Football
Founded2006
Country Australia
Number of teams15
Domestic cup(s)NNSWF State Cup[1]
Current championsOxley Vale Attunga Football Club[2]
(2011)
WebsiteOfficial Website
Current: 2012

Northern Inland Football is an association football competition based inn the Northern Inland Region of New South Wales extending from Quirindi in the South to Tenterfield in the North.[4] The association was established in its current form in 2006, having previously been known as the separate entities of North West Soccer Association and New England Soccer. Its offices are located in Tamworth, the largest city in the region.[5][6]

The Northern Inland Football League has been run under various names since 1995. The competition is conducted by Northern New South Wales Football, the governing body in the region.[7]

Clubs

There are 29 clubs in the region[7]:

  • Barraba Soccer Club
  • Coonabarabran Soccer Club
  • Demon Knights Football Club
  • East Armidale United Football Club
  • East Tamworth Football Club
  • Ex-Services Westside Soccer Club
  • Glen Innes Highlanders
  • Gunnedah Imperial Football Club
  • Guyra Soccer Club
  • Hilvue Rovers Soccer Club
  • Joeys FC United
  • Kootingal Soccer Club
  • Lightning Ridge Soccer Club
  • Moree Football Club
  • Moree Junior Soccer Club
  • Narrabri Soccer Club
  • North Armidale United Football Club
  • North Companions Football Club
  • Oxley Vale Attunga Football Club
  • Quirindi Soccer Club
  • South Armidale United Football Club
  • South Tamworth Soccer Club
  • St Edwards Soccer Club
  • Tamworth Football Club
  • TAS Soccer Club
  • UNE Football Club
  • Uralla United Football Club
  • Walcha United Football Club
  • Wee Waa United Football Club

Structure

Due to the large area Northern Inland Football covers the Premier League is divided into 2 conferences.

Northern Conference

  • Demon Knights
  • East Armidale
  • Glen Innes Highlanders
  • Guyra
  • Joeys
  • North Armidale
  • South Armidale

Southern Conference

  • Gunnedah Imperial
  • Gunnedah United
  • Moree
  • Narrabri
  • North Companions
  • Oxley Vale Attunga
  • Wee Waa

[8]

2011 Results

  • 1st Grade:
    • Champions: Oxley Vale Attunga
    • Minor Premiers: North Armidale
  • Reserve Grade:
    • Champions: North Armidale
    • Minor Premiers: North Armidale

2010 Results

  • First Grade:
    • Champions: North Armidale
    • Minor Premiers: North Armidale
  • Reserve Grade
    • Champions: Oxley Vale Attunga
    • Minor Premiers: North Armidale


2009 Results

  • 1st Grade
    • Champions: Oxley Vale Attunga
    • Minor Premiers: Oxley Vale Attunga
  • Reserve Grade
    • Champions: Oxley Vale Attunga
    • Minor Premiers: Oxley Vale Attunga

References

  1. ^ http://www.northcoastfootball.com.au/newsseniorprevious09a.html#news643
  2. ^ http://au.prime7.yahoo.com/n2/sport/video/-/watch/26668575/soccer-oxley-vale-attunga-reign-supreme/
  3. ^ http://www.northcoastfootball.com.au/images/gboot160910.gif
  4. ^ http://www.sportingpulse.com/assoc_page.cgi?c=1-8224-0-0-0&a=CLUBS
  5. ^ http://northerninlandfootball.com.au/index.php?id=223
  6. ^ http://northerninlandfootball.com.au/index.php?id=223
  7. ^ a b See 'NNSWF Member Zones' section http://www.northernnswfootball.com.au/default.aspx Cite error: The named reference "NNSWF Index" was defined multiple times with different content (see the help page).
  8. ^ http://www.armidaleexpress.com.au/news/local/sport/football-soccer/board-confirms-15team-premier-league-expansion/2463693.aspx
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