Oatlands District Football Association

Oatlands District Football Association
Oatlands District Football Association
ODFAlogo.jpg
Founded 1952
Previous Names Oatlands District Football Competition.
Current Clubs Mount Pleasant Mounties
Woodsdale Lions
Swansea Swans
Campbell Town Robins
Campania Wallabies
Tasman Peninsula Crows
Stadiums Mt Pleasant Football Ground
Wallaby Park (Woodsdale)
Swansea Rec. Ground
Campania Rec. Ground
Campbell Town Rec. Ground
Port Arthur Rec. Ground
Nubeena Rec. Ground
Oatlands Oval (Finals only)
2010 ODFA Season
Premiers Woodsdale
Minor Premiers Woodsdale
Wooden Spoon Swansea
Best and Fairest Winner: Trent Graham (Woodsdale)
Under 21 Best and Fairest Winner: Jordan Broughton (Campania)
Highest Goal Kicker Charles Jones (Campania) – 68 goals

The Oatlands District Football Association (ODFA) is a non-professional Australian rules football league from Tasmania, Australia.

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Oatlands District Football Association Origins: 19521999

On Monday 24 March 1952 a meeting was held at the Parattah Hotel, with the aim being to form a local football competition, the meeting was attended by representatives from Tunbridge, Woodsdale and Parattah.
When the competition was formed it aimed to give players of the Oatlands Municipality, who could not be absorbed into the Midlands Football Association, an opportunity to play football.
The three clubs affiliated with the Oatlands District Football Competition, and football commenced on 19 April 1952, with Woodsdale defeating Parattah 3.7 (25) to 2.3 (15).
Amazingly, this match holds the record for the lowest winning score to the day. Parattah's coach for the first season was Max Kelly, Tunbridge had Ken Gourlay in charge, and Cyril Payne was the first ever coach of Woodsdale.
Tunbridge had the distinction of winning the first premiership.
Mr Ron Rowlands of Woodsdale donated the first shield, which was to be retained by the club gaining the most match points at the end of three years, it was appropriately won by Woodsdale in 1954 with 138 points, although they had not yet won a premiership.
The late Max Fergusson of Parattah was the first President/Chairman of the competition, and the first Secretary/Treasurer was the late Alan Payne of Woodsdale.
In 1953, Mt.Pleasant affiliated, making an even number of teams in the competition.

The Association did not affiliate with any parent body until 1955, when it affiliated with the Tasmanian Football League.
In sympathy with a number of other country football associations, and because it believed it was right thing to do, the Association became unaffiliated and joined the Southern Tasmanian Country Football Council in 1960. The ODFA re-affiliated with the TFL in 1971 and remained so until the TFL collapsed after the 2000 season.

In 1955, it was decided to change the name of the body to the Oatlands District Football Association.
The first lightning premiership was conducted by the Association in 1955 at Parattah, resulting in a draw between Woodsdale and Tunbridge, each scoring 4.2 (26).
The first tribunal meeting was held on the 19 August 1952 after an umpires' report was lodged with Max Burns of Parattah and Clyde Hart of Tunbridge found guilty of striking each other and were stood down for two roster matches.

The Association decided in 1956 the teams in the Association field 16 players a side, and this policy was retained until 1977, when it was increased to eighteen players and two interchange players.
In 1957 the late Mr H.M Jones was elected President/Chairman, and in the same year, the late Ron Bean of Tunbridge was elected Secretary/Treasurer, a position he held for 30 years, Ron had attended all but two meetings of the Association between 1953 and 1977.
In recognition of Mr Bean's service to the Association he was made a Life Member in 1971.
The late Mr H.M Jones donated the second shield in 1955, which was to be won by the team winning 3 titles since then, this was won by Woodsdale in 1959.
It was decided in 1959 that the premiership team in the Association be presented with a pennant, a practice the Association continues to this day.
In 1992, the ODFA decided it would provide medallions for the players of the Premiership teams.
In 1970, discussions commenced between the Midlands Football Association, which consisted of Oatlands, Tunnack, Ross and Campbell Town, and the ODFA with regards to the possibility of a merger because of dwindling population from country areas.
These discussions did not come to any definite arrangements, and the Midlands Football Association went into recess in 1971.

The ODFA remained unchanged until 1974, when Kempton and Colebrook were admitted to the Association, both previously from the South Eastern District Football Association, making six teams.
William Dunbabin became the second life member of the Association, as Mr Dunbabin served many years as President/Chairman of the Association.
The following year, Ray Johnson and Jeff Doddridge were made Life Members, and Colebrook won the flag, their one and only.
In 1978, Association name-sake team Oatlands was admitted, the first team from the old Midlands Football Association, at the end of 1978, Colebrook went into recess, the first club to go into recess at the time.
In 1980, ex-Midlands Football Association clubs Ross and Tunnack were admitted, making eight teams, until January 1982, when original club Tunbridge went into recess.

In 1986, Lou Bisdee was made the fifth Life Member of the Association. In the same year, the ODFA gained its first sponsorship, from Tasmanian Breweries (Cascade for the Association and affiliated clubs).
In 1987, the late Ron Bean retired from the position of Secretary/Treasurer, after 30 years to the Association, Ian McElwee of Kempton was appointed Secretary, and Gwenda Cowle of Buckland was appointed Treasurer.
In the same year, the Parattah Football Club went into recess, and Bothwell was admitted to the Association, from the Southern Tasmanian Football Association (not related to the STFA that became the TFL).

In 1988, Ian McElwee resigned as Secretary, and Helen Scott of Woodsdale was appointed SecretaryMrs Scott is the daughter of the late Ron Bean.
The year 1988 was two more firsts for the Associationthe commencement of the Reserves Football Competition, following increased pressure from Kempton, as they had far too many players for only one side.
This caused friction for extremely rural clubs, Mount Pleasant and Woodsdale, and at times Ross, due to the fact that attracting 60 players to the club can prove difficult.
The year 1994 almost saw the end of the reserves, as the three above clubs didn't field reserves sides.
The other first for 1988 was the commencement of the Annual End of Season Dinner and Trophy Presentation, which were held at a variety of locations.
In 1989, Colebrook was re-admitted to the Association, again making it an eight team competition.

On 6 October 1990, Ron Rowlands of Woodsdale was made the sixth Life Member of the Association.
In the same year, the ODFA Secretary completed the work necessary for the Association to become an Incorporated Association.
In 1991, the TANFL Umpires Association pulled the pin on sending umpires to the ODFA (and Tasman Football Association), in turn, the ODFA formed its own Umpires Association, which affiliated with the TFL, and was recognised by the AFL.
In Round 2 1993, Woodsdale kicked 77.29 (491) to Colebrook's 0.1 (1) which still stands as a Tasmanian record score.

On 30 September 1994, Owen Davis, formerly of Ross, then living in Launceston was made the seventh Life Member of the Association.
In January 1995, the Colebrook Football Club went into recess, leaving a seven-team competition, with all clubs fielding reserves.
In 1996 due to the declining number of umpires, the Association disbanded its Umpiring Association, and umpires were sought from the Southern Umpires Association.

In 1998 it became compulsory for clubs wishing to affiliate with the ODFA to field both a Senior and Reserves team, with strict rules pertaining to forfeiture of matches being implemented.
On 10 October 1998, at its Annual General Meeting, both Helen Scott and Gwenda Cowle were made Life Members of the Association with the special guest on the night being the late Premier of Tasmania, the Honorable Jim Bacon MHA.
After 1999, the Association saw numerous seasons of chopping and changing teams due to the harsh economic realities of life in country regions, Woodsdale, Ross and Tunnack dropped out.

Summer of 20052006

The biggest change came at the end of the 2005 season when Oatlands, Kempton and Bothwell decided to resign from the ODFA, merge with each other and joined the SFL Regional League as the Central Hawks from 2006. Triabunna, which had joined the Association in 2002 from the now defunct Tasman Football Association, also moved to the SFL.

This left only Mount Pleasant and Swansea before Woodsdale and Ross reformedWoodsdale had previously went into recess from the Association a few years earlier because of their inability to field a reserve side, however there is currently no reserve grade competition.

2007-2011 Competition expands

2007 saw Campania Football Club be reformed and join the ODFA making the association a 5-team competition.

During the 2008 season, Ross were expelled from the association due to disciplinary problems involving the club.[1]

In 2009 the competition saw the addition of former NTFA Division Two club Campbell Town to replace Ross. At the end of 2010 a group of football supporters formed the Tasman Peninsula Football Club which entered the competition in 2011 season. Even though they did not a game they came close on several occasions and drew with Woodsdale at Nubeena. [2]

Current Clubs

  • 19532011 SturtDesign.pngMount Pleasant Football Club.
  • 19522011 WoodsdaleDesign.PNGWoodsdale Football Club.
  • 20022011 RedlegsDesign.pngSwansea Football Club.
  • 20072011 CooeeDesign.PNGCampania Football Club.
  • 20092011 BloodsDesign.pngCampbell Town Football Club.
  • 20112011 KermandieBushrangersDesign.PNGTasman Peninsula Football Club.

Current Coaches

  • SturtDesign.pngMount Pleasant Football ClubNathan Barwick
  • WoodsdaleDesign.PNGWoodsdale Football ClubSteve Heenan
  • RedlegsDesign.pngSwansea Football ClubJohn Latimore
  • CooeeDesign.PNGCampania Football ClubJason Gulliver
  • BloodsDesign.pngCampbell Town Football ClubTim Gordon
  • KermandieBushrangersDesign.PNGTasman Peninsula Football Club

Former Clubs

  • 19521981 StratfordDesign.pngTunbridge Football Club.
  • 19521986 BloodsDesign.pngParattah Football Club.
  • 19741978 & 19891994 NewNorfolkDesign.PNGColebrook Football Club.
  • 19802001 TigersDesign.pngTunnack Football Club.
  • 19742003 SwanDesign.pngKempton Football Club.
  • 19782005 OatlandsDesign.PNGOatlands Football Club.
  • 19872005 BothwellDesign.PNGBothwell Football Club.
  • 20012005 TathraDesign.pngTriabunna Football Club.
  • 19802000 & 20062008 RedlegsDesign.pngRoss Football Club.

ODFA Best & Fairest Medal Winners

  • 1954Roy Webb (Woodsdale)
  • 1955Len Kline (Woodsdale)
  • 1956Kevin Bowerman (Tunbridge)
  • 1957Gordon Groves (Parattah)
  • 1958David Carnes (Tunbridge)
  • 1959Geoff White (Tunbridge)
  • 1960Ross Saville (Parattah)
  • 1961Ritchie Dransfield (Tunbridge) & Kevin Bailey (Parattah)
  • 1962Roger Barwick (Mount Pleasant)
  • 1963Roger Barwick (Mount Pleasant)
  • 1964Keith Carnes (Mount Pleasant)
  • 1965Leo Graham (Woodsdale)
  • 1966John Fitzallen (Tunbridge)
  • 1967Kevin Bailey (Parattah)
  • 1968Roger Dean (Woodsdale)
  • 1969Noel Siely (Tunbridge)
  • 1970Noel Siely (Tunbridge)
  • 1971Sam Foster (Parattah)
  • 1972Roger Barwick (Mount Pleasant)
  • 1973Neville Barwick (Mount Pleasant)
  • 1974William Webster (Tunbridge)
  • 1975Ned Toomey (Tunbridge)
  • 1976Ned Toomey (Tunbridge)
  • 1977Harry Williams (Kempton)
  • 1978Len Kamerach (Parattah)
  • 1979Michael Lang (Kempton)
  • 1980Gavin Roberts (Tunnack)
  • 1981Anthony Green (Oatlands)
  • 1982Gavin Roberts (Tunnack)
  • 1983Gavin Roberts (Tunnack)
  • 1984Mark Travers (Woodsdale)
  • 1985Mark Travers (Woodsdale)
  • 1986Michael Mason (Woodsdale)
  • 1987Ned Toomey (Ross)
  • 1988Peter Thorpe (Ross)
  • 1989Kevin Watson (Woodsdale)
  • 1990Peter Thorpe (Ross)
  • 1991John Saunders (Bothwell)
  • 1992Wayne Hogan (Colebrook)
  • 1993Gavin Roberts (Tunnack)
  • 1994Peter Thorpe (Ross)
  • 1995Andrew Scott (Woodsdale)
  • 1996Peter Thorpe (Tunnack)
  • 1997Paul Byers (Mount Pleasant)
  • 1998Roger Belcher (Mount Pleasant)
  • 1999Jarrod Oates (Tunnack)
  • 2000Rodney Cowle (Woodsdale)
  • 2001Leigh Taylor (Triabunna)
  • 2002Nathan Barwick (Mt Pleasant), Luke Goodsell (Oatlands) & Gavin Branch (Bothwell) in 3 way tie
  • 2003Damien Triffitt (Bothwell)
  • 2004Tim Blanden (Swansea)
  • 2005Scott Brazendale (Bothwell)
  • 2006Jamie Robson (Mt Pleasant)
  • 2007Daniel Davis (Woodsdale)
  • 2008Rodney Cowle (Woodsdale)
  • 2009Tim Gordon (Swansea) and Trent Wiggins (Woodsdale) in a tie
  • 2010Trent Graham (Woodsdale)
  • 2011Nathan Barwick (Mt Pleasant)

ODFA Grand Finals: 19522010

  • 1952 StratfordDesign.pngTunbridge 16.6 (102) v Parattah 9.8 (62) – Att:at Parattah Oval.
  • 1953 SturtDesign.pngMount Pleasant 9.17 (71) v Tunbridge 7.5 (47) – Att:at Parattah Oval.
  • 1954 SturtDesign.pngMount Pleasant 9.7 (61) v Woodsdale 8.10 (58) – Att:at Parattah Oval.
  • 1955 SturtDesign.pngMount Pleasant 18.24 (132) v Parattah 7.12 (54) – Att:at Tunbridge Oval.
  • 1956 WoodsdaleDesign.PNGWoodsdale 12.6 (78) v Mount Pleasant 6.8 (44) – Att:at Parattah Oval.
  • 1957 WoodsdaleDesign.PNGWoodsdale 8.8 (56) v Tunbridge 1.7 (13) – Att:at Parattah Oval.
  • 1958 StratfordDesign.pngTunbridge 16.18 (114) v Woodsdale 11.4 (70) – Att:at Parattah Oval.
  • 1959 WoodsdaleDesign.PNGWoodsdale 10.15 (75) v Tunbridge 4.10 (34) – Att:at Parattah Oval.
  • 1960 WoodsdaleDesign.PNGWoodsdale 6.12 (48) v Parattah 3.8 (26) – Att:at Parattah Oval.
  • 1961 BloodsDesign.pngParattah 8.14 (62) v Mount Pleasant 6.11 (47) – Att:at Tunbridge Oval.
  • 1962 BloodsDesign.pngParattah 13.17 (95) v Woodsdale 9.14 (68) – Att:at Tunbridge Oval.
  • 1963 WoodsdaleDesign.PNGWoodsdale 12.15 (87) v Mount Pleasant 12.15 (87) – Att:at Parattah Oval. (Drawn Final)
  • 1963 WoodsdaleDesign.PNGWoodsdale 14.14 (98) v Mount Pleasant 13.7 (85) – Att:at Parattah Oval. (Replay)
  • 1964 SturtDesign.pngMount Pleasant 12.10 (82) v Woodsdale 10.9 (69) – Att:at Parattah Oval.
  • 1965 BloodsDesign.pngParattah 20.18 (138) v Woodsdale 16.8 (104) – Att:at Parattah Oval.
  • 1966 StratfordDesign.pngTunbridge 11.15 (81) v Woodsdale 8.11 (59) – Att:at Parattah Oval.
  • 1967 WoodsdaleDesign.PNGWoodsdale 16.21 (117) v Mount Pleasant 10.12 (72) – Att: at Parattah Oval.
  • 1968 StratfordDesign.pngTunbridge 10.9 (69) v Parattah 7.13 (55) – Att:at Pawtella Football Ground.
  • 1969 BloodsDesign.pngParattah 15.19 (109) v Tunbridge 10.13 (73) – Att:at Pawtella Football Ground.
  • 1970 StratfordDesign.pngTunbridge 10.9 (69) v Mount Pleasant 7.13 (55) – Att:at Parattah Oval.
  • 1971 SturtDesign.pngMount Pleasant 18.18 (126) v Tunbridge 14.13 (97) – Att:at Parattah Oval.
  • 1972 SturtDesign.pngMount Pleasant 18.21 (129) v Woodsdale 14.15 (99) – Att:at Tunbridge Oval.
  • 1973 SturtDesign.pngMount Pleasant 20.22 (142) v Tunbridge 10.12 (72) – Att:at Parattah Oval.
  • 1974 SturtDesign.pngMount Pleasant 19.25 (139) v Parattah 6.11 (47) – Att:at Kempton Oval.
  • 1975 NewNorfolkDesign.PNGColebrook 12.25 (97) v Mount Pleasant 8.13 (61) – Att:at Tunbridge Oval.
  • 1976 SwanDesign.pngKempton 15.15 (105) v Mount Pleasant 14.10 (94) – Att:at Colebrook Oval.
  • 1977 SturtDesign.pngMount Pleasant 18.20 (128) v Kempton 12.5 (77) – Att:at Colebrook Oval.
  • 1978 OatlandsDesign.PNGOatlands 11.17 (83) v Mount Pleasant 6.11 (47) – Att:at Parattah Oval.
  • 1979 SturtDesign.pngMount Pleasant 16.16 (112) v Oatlands 9.12 (66) – Att:at Oatlands Oval.
  • 1980 SturtDesign.pngMount Pleasant 10.14 (74) v Oatlands 8.16 (64) – Att:at Oatlands Oval.
  • 1981 OatlandsDesign.PNGOatlands 15.13 (103) v Mount Pleasant 14.10 (94) – Att:at Oatlands Oval.
  • 1982 SwanDesign.pngKempton 16.8 (104) v Oatlands 11.15 (81) – Att:at Oatlands Oval.
  • 1983 OatlandsDesign.PNGOatlands 12.11 (83) v Ross 10.10 (70) – Att:at Oatlands Oval.
  • 1984 OatlandsDesign.PNGOatlands 12.15 (87) v Mount Pleasant 11.13 (79) – Att:at Oatlands Oval.
  • 1985 RedlegsDesign.pngRoss 11.19 (85) v Mount Pleasant 9.10 (64) – Att:at Oatlands Oval.
  • 1986 WoodsdaleDesign.PNGWoodsdale 10.12 (72) v Tunnack 8.12 (60) – Att:at Oatlands Oval.
  • 1987 SturtDesign.pngMount Pleasant 14.13 (97) v Kempton 12.16 (88) – Att:at Oatlands Oval.
  • 1988 OatlandsDesign.PNGOatlands 11.15 (81) v Kempton 7.17 (59) – Att:at Oatlands Oval.
  • 1989 BothwellDesign.PNGBothwell 15.8 (98) v Woodsdale 12.8 (80) – Att:at Oatlands Oval.
  • 1990 WoodsdaleDesign.PNGWoodsdale 12.6 (78) v Oatlands 8.4 (52) – Att:at Oatlands Oval.
  • 1991 WoodsdaleDesign.PNGWoodsdale 17.13 (115) v Ross 11.9 (75) – Att:at Oatlands Oval.
  • 1992 WoodsdaleDesign.PNGWoodsdale 22.11 (143) v Oatlands 11.6 (72) – Att:at Oatlands Oval.
  • 1993 WoodsdaleDesign.PNGWoodsdale 21.13 (139) v Kempton 11.14 (80) – Att:at Oatlands Oval.
  • 1994 SwanDesign.pngKempton 24.15 (159) v Woodsdale 11.7 (73) – Att:at Oatlands Oval.
  • 1995 WoodsdaleDesign.PNGWoodsdale 18.19 (127) v Oatlands 5.11 (41) – Att:at Oatlands Oval.
  • 1996 WoodsdaleDesign.PNGWoodsdale 14.11 (95) v Kempton 12.10 (82) – Att:at Oatlands Oval.
  • 1997 BothwellDesign.PNGBothwell 15.16 (106) v Woodsdale 12.9 (81) – Att:at Oatlands Oval.
  • 1998 WoodsdaleDesign.PNGWoodsdale 31.16 (202) v Ross 12.17 (89) – Att:at Oatlands Oval.
  • 1999 WoodsdaleDesign.PNGWoodsdale 12.17 (89) v Mount Pleasant 4.4 (28) – Att:at Oatlands Oval.
  • 2000 WoodsdaleDesign.PNGWoodsdale 8.13 (61) v Kempton 8.7 (55) – Att:at Oatlands Oval.
  • 2001 WoodsdaleDesign.PNGWoodsdale 9.12 (66) v Kempton 8.9 (57) – Att: 2,680 at Oatlands Oval.
  • 2002 TathraDesign.pngTriabunna 12.16 (88) v Bothwell 7.7 (49) – Att:at Oatlands Oval.
  • 2003 SturtDesign.pngMount Pleasant 12.6 (78) v Woodsdale 9.14 (68) – Att:at Oatlands Oval.
  • 2004 RedlegsDesign.pngSwansea 11.6 (72) v Triabunna 8.9 (57) – Att:at Oatlands Oval.
  • 2005 BothwellDesign.PNGBothwell 7.10 (52) v Mount Pleasant 3.3 (21) – Att: 1,850 at Oatlands Oval.
  • 2006 SturtDesign.pngMount Pleasant 8.13 (61) v Swansea 7.6 (48) – Att:at Oatlands Oval.
  • 2007 RedlegsDesign.pngSwansea 12.6 (78) v Woodsdale 8.10 (58) – Att:at Oatlands Oval.
  • 2008 WoodsdaleDesign.PNGWoodsdale 9.12 (66) v Swansea 8.3 (51) – Att:at Oatlands Oval.
  • 2009 WoodsdaleDesign.PNGWoodsdale 11.14 (80) v Campania 7.11 (53) – Att:at Oatlands Oval.
  • 2010 WoodsdaleDesign.PNGWoodsdale 11.6 (72) v Campania 9.11 (65) – Att:at Oatlands Oval.

2010 Ladder

Oatlands DFA Played Wins Losses Draws For Against % Pts
Woodsdale 16 14 2 0 2007 1034 194.1 56
Campania 16 12 3 1 1841 1101 167.2 50
Campbell Town 16 8 8 0 1347 1438 93.6 32
Mount Pleasant 16 4 11 1 1348 1455 92.6 18
Swansea 16 1 15 0 682 2197 31.0 4

FINALS

Final Team G B Pts Team G B Pts
1st Semi Mt Pleasant 20 10 130 Campbell Town 17 8 110
2nd Semi Woodsdale 17 9 111 Campania 11 10 76
Preliminary Campania 18 10 118 Mt Pleasant 9 5 59
Grand Woodsdale 11 6 72 Campania 9 11 65

Published books

  • Australian Rules football in TasmaniaJohn Stoward2002, ISBN 0957751575
  • More on footballB.T.(Buck) AndertonCentral Coast Courier, 2002, ISBN 0958130604

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