AFL Wide Bay: Difference between revisions

Content deleted Content added

Inline

Revision as of 06:21, 11 March 2012

The AFL Wide Bay competition was formerly known as the Bundaberg-Wide Bay Australian Football League which was formed in 1987 through the merger of the Bundaberg Australian Football League and Wide Bay Australian Football Leagues. The competition currently features teams from the cities of Bundaberg, Maryborough and Hervey Bay.

The five foundation clubs were North Bundaberg, South Bundaberg, West Bundaberg, Hervey Bay Bombers and Gympie.

The AFL Wide Bay representative team is known as the Tigers wearing guernseys similar to those of the Richmond Tigers.

A Grade Premiers and Runners Up

Season	Premiership Club	Runners Up
1987	West Bundaberg Bulldogs	Hervey Bay Bombers
1988	Hervey Bay Bombers	West Bundaberg Bulldogs
1989	Hervey Bay Bombers	West Bundaberg Bulldogs
1990	Hervey Bay Bombers	West Bundaberg Bulldogs
1991	Hervey Bay Bombers	West Bundaberg Bulldogs
1992	Hervey Bay Bombers	South Bundaberg Magpies
1993	Fraser Coast Lions	South Bundaberg Magpies
1994	Hervey Bay Bombers	South Bundaberg Magpies
1995	West Bundaberg Bulldogs	South Bundaberg Magpies
1996	Hervey Bay Bombers	Maryborough Bears
1997	ATW Bundaberg Eagles	Fraser Coast Magpies
1998	ATW Bundaberg Eagles	Gympie Cats
1999	ATW Bundaberg Eagles	Hervey Bay Bombers
2000	Hervey Bay Bombers	ATW Bundaberg Eagles
2001	ATW Bundaberg Eagles	Hervey Bay Bombers
2002	Hervey Bay Bombers	ATW Bundaberg Eagles
2003	League in Recess
2004	Hervey Bay Bombers	ATW Bundaberg Eagles
2005	Hervey Bay Bombers	ATW Bundaberg Eagles
2006	ATW Bundaberg Eagles	Hervey Bay Bombers
2007	Hervey Bay Bombers	ATW Bundaberg Eagles
2008	ATW Bundaberg Eagles	Hervey Bay Bombers
2009	Hervey Bay Bombers	Brothers Bulldogs
2010	Brothers Bulldogs	ATW Bundaberg Eagles
2011	ATW Bundaberg Eagles	Hervey Bay Bombers

Note: In 2003, All clubs in the AFL Bundaberg Wide Bay competition participated in the AFL South Queensland Hinterland Division for one season before reverting back the following year.

Clubs

Club	Moniker	Colours	Years in competition	No. of Premierships
ATW Bundaberg	Eagles	File:West Coast Eagles Jumper.svg	1997– (merger of North Bundaberg Kangaroos and South Bundaberg/ATW Magpies)	7
Fraser Coast	Lions		1992-2000 (known as Fraser Coast Magpies 1997-2000)	1
Gympie	Cats	File:Broadbeach Cats jumper.jpg	1987-1989, 1993-1999, 2004-2006	-
Pomona	Demons	File:Melbourne Demons Jumper.svg	1993-1996, 2004-2006	-
Hervey Bay	Bombers	File:Essendon Bombers Jumper.svg	1987–	13
Bay Power	Power	File:Classic Port Adelaide Power Jumper.svg	2004–	–
Brothers Bulldogs	Bulldogs	File:St Kilda Saints Jumper.svg	1987– (known as West Bundaberg Bulldogs 1987-1996)	3
Maryborough	Bears		1988, 1990–1991, 1993–1999, 2001– (Moniker was Tigers 1988–1994)	–
South Bundaberg	Magpies	File:Collingwood Magpies Jumper.svg	1987-1996 (known as ATW Magpies in 1996)	-
North Bundaberg	Kangaroos	File:North Melbourne Kangaroos Jumper.svg	1987-1996	-

Note: Burnett Heads Saints played five matches at the start of the 1987 Season but withdrew due to lack of players.

2009 A Grade Ladder

Club	Games	Won	Lost	Drawn	For	Against	%	Pts
Brothers Bulldogs	16	15	1	0	1611	803	200.62	76
Hervey Bay Bombers	16	9	7	0	1538	1140	134.91	52
Across The Waves	16	8	7	1	1576	1038	151.83	50
Bay Power	16	7	8	1	1420	1308	108.56	46
Maryborough	16	0	16	0	390	2246	17.36	16

2009 A Grade Finals Results

Final	Club	Score	Club	Score
1st Semi	Across The Waves	13.8-86	Bay Power	9.9-63
2nd Semi	Brothers Bulldogs	14.7-91	Hervey Bay Bombers	12.18-90
Preliminary	Hervey Bay Bombers	20.16-136	Across The Waves	6.6-42
GRAND FINAL	Hervey Bay Bombers	15.12-102	Brothers Bulldogs	10.7-67

2010 A Grade Ladder

Club	Games	Won	Lost	For	Against	%	Pts
Across The Waves	16	15	1	1809	722	250.55	76
Hervey Bay Bombers	16	12	4	1750	754	232.10	64
Brothers Bulldogs	16	9	7	1746	1133	154.10	52
Bay Power	16	2	14	840	1801	46.64	24
Maryborough	16	2	14	546	228	23.94	24

2010 A Grade Finals Results

Final	Club	Score	Club	Score
1st Semi	Brothers Bulldogs	30.19-199	Bay Power	2.2-14
2nd Semi	Across The Waves	15.7-97	Hervey Bay Bombers	11.10-76
Preliminary	Brothers Bulldogs	17.11-113	Hervey Bay Bombers	12.13-85
GRAND FINAL	Brothers Bulldogs	10.8-68	Across The Waves	7.16-58

|}

2011 Ladder

AFL Wide Bay	Wins	Byes	Losses	Draws	For	Against	%	Pts	Final	Team	G	B	Pts	Team	G	B	Pts
Across The Waves	15	4	0	1	2095	509	411.59%	78	1st Semi	Hervey Bay Bombers	12	10	82	Bay Power	8	16	64
Brothers Bulldogs	8	4	7	1	1205	1168	103.17%	50	2nd Semi	Across The Waves	14	9	93	Brothers Bulldogs	9	5	59
Bay Power	6	4	9	1	1109	1291	85.90%	42	Preliminary	Hervey Bay Bombers	14	11	95	Brothers Bulldogs	7	9	51
Hervey Bay Bombers	6	4	9	1	969	1320	73.41%	42	Grand	Across The Waves	20	8	128	Hervey Bay Bombers	9	7	61
Maryborough	3	4	13	0	875	1965	44.53%	28

References

Bundaberg News Mail
Fraser Coast Chronicle
Gympie Times

External links

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
-{{Proposed deletion/dated
+The '''AFL Wide Bay''' competition was formerly known as the Bundaberg-Wide Bay Australian Football League which was formed in 1987 through the merger of the Bundaberg Australian Football League and Wide Bay Australian Football Leagues.  The competition currently features teams from the cities of [[Bundaberg]], [[Maryborough, Queensland|Maryborough]] and [[Hervey Bay]].
-  |concern =
-  |timestamp = 20120310214122
+The five foundation clubs were North Bundaberg, South Bundaberg, West Bundaberg, Hervey Bay Bombers and Gympie.
-}}
-The '''AFL Wide Bay''' competition was formerly known as the Bundaberg-Wide Bay Australian Football League which was formed in 1987 through the merger of the Bundaberg Australian Football League and Wide Bay Australian Football Leagues.  The competition currently features teams from the cities of [[Bundaberg]], [[Maryborough, Queensland|Maryborough]] and [[Hervey Bay]]. The representative team is known as the '''Tigers''' wearing guernseys similar to those of the Richmond Tigers.
+The AFL Wide Bay representative team is known as the '''Tigers''' wearing guernseys similar to those of the Richmond Tigers.
 ===A Grade Premiers and Runners Up===
@@ Line 45: / Line 46: @@
 || 2002 || '''Hervey Bay Bombers''' || ATW Bundaberg Eagles
 |-
+|| 2003 || League in Recess
-|| '''2003''' || '''HERVEY BAY BOMBERS''' || '''ATW BUNDABERG EAGLES'''
 |-
 || 2004 || '''Hervey Bay Bombers''' || ATW Bundaberg Eagles
@@ Line 97: / Line 98: @@
 |-
 |}
+Note: Burnett Heads Saints played five matches at the start of the 1987 Season but withdrew due to lack of players.
 == 2009 A Grade Ladder ==

v t e Australian rules football in Queensland
Representative side	Queensland
Governing body	AFL Queensland
Professional clubs	Brisbane Lions Gold Coast Suns
Statewide leagues	Queensland Australian Football League
Metropolitan leagues	Queensland Football Association
Regional leagues	Cairns Capricornia Darling Downs Mackay Mount Isa Townsville Wide Bay
Women's leagues	Queensland Women's
Former leagues	League Championship Cup (2011-2014) Bundaberg (1972–86) Central Highlands (1983–97) Gold Coast (1961–96) Maryborough (1981–83) Sunshine Coast (1970–92) Wide Bay (1985–86)
Principal venues	The Gabba Carrara Stadium Cazalys Stadium
Culture	QClash Broadbeach vs Southport
QAFL teams	Broadbeach Labrador Morningside Mount Gravatt Palm Beach Currumbin Sandgate Surfers Paradise UQ Red Lions Western Magpies Wilston Grange
Teams in the VFL	Brisbane Lions Gold Coast Southport
Defunct QAFL teams	City Coorparoo Kedron Grange Locomotives Maroochy Northshore South Brisbane Sunshine Coast Valley
Related articles	2004 AFL Cairns Grand Final List of Australian rules football clubs in Queensland