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Dederang-Mt Beauty Football Club

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The Dederang Mount Beauty Football Netball Club, nicknamed the Bombers, is an Australian rules football and netball club based in Dederang, Victoria. Dederang teams currently play in the Tallangatta & District Football League.

Dederang Mount Beauty
Names
Full nameDederang Mount Beauty Football Netball Club
Nickname(s)Bombers
2023 season
After finalsN/A
Home-and-away season9th of 12
Leading goalkickerCody Hewat: 49
Best and fairestJordan Harrington
Club details
Founded1891; 133 years ago (1891)
Colours   
CompetitionTallangatta & DFNL
PresidentRichard Kreuzer
Coach2024: Tom McGhee & Jaydn Chalmbers
PremiershipsDederang: 8; Tawonga: 6; Bogong: 4; Bogong/Tawonga: 0, Dederang/Mt. Beauty: 3
Ground(s)Dederang Football Ground, 4454 Kiewa Hwy, Dederang, 3691. (capacity: 5,000)
Uniforms
Home
Other information
Official websiteDederang / Mt. Beauty FNC website

Individual Club Histories

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Dederang FC Colours:1919&23

Below are brief histories of each club's football competition timelines, grand finals results, league best and fairest winners and some links to team photos from the following clubs - Dederang, Tawonga, Bogong, Bogong / Tawonga and Dederang / Mount Beauty.

There was a Dederang & District Football Association that ran from 1932 to 1939, with the grand final results listed below.

When Dederang FC left the Dederang & DFA in 1940, the Association changed its name at their AGM to the Kiewa & Mitta Football League.[1]

Dederang Football Club (1891 - 1975)

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Dederang FC Colours
Football Timeline[2]
  • 1891-1911: Club formed in 1891.[3] No official competition football until 1912.
  • 1912: Yackandandah Football Association[4]
  • 1913-1915: Kiewa Valley Football Association[5][6][7][8]
  • 1916-1918: Club in recess due to World War One
  • 1919: No official competition, but Dederang won eight and lost one game.[9]
  • 1920: Kiewa Valley Football Association
  • 1921 - 1922: No official competition, but several friendly matches were played.[10]
  • 1923: Allans Flat & District Football Association[11]
  • 1924–1926: Kiewa & District Football Association[12][13][14][15]
  • 1927–1931: ? Dederang applied to play in the Bright District Football Association in 1931, but were refused entry.
  • 1932-1937: Dederang & District Football Association
  • 1938: Club in recess[16]
  • 1939: Dederang & District Football Association
  • 1940: Yackandandah & District Football League
  • 1941 - 1945: ? In recess > World War Two
  • 1946–48:Yackandandah & District Football League
  • 1949: No senior team[17]
  • 1950-1953: Yackandandah & District Football League
  • 1954: No senior team, but Dederang Juniors played a number of matches against other local teams.[18]
  • 1955–1975: Tallangatta & District Football League[19]
  • 1976 - Merged with the Bogong-Tawonga FC to form the Dederang / Mt. Beauty FNC

Football Premierships / Runners Up (Grand Finals)

  • Yackandandah Football Association
    • 1912 - Dederang:4.7 - 31 d Yackandandah: 1.6 - 12[20][21][22]
  • Kiewa Valley Football Association
    • 1913 - Mongan's Creek: 3.5 - 23 d Dederang: 2.6 - 18[23][24]
    • 1914 - Dederang: 3.9 - 27 d Running Creek: 2.8 - 20[25] Dederang wore blue, white and red colours in this match.
    • 1920 - Dederang: 4.7 - 31 d Gundowring: 2.5 - 17[26]
  • Allans Flat & District Football Association
    • 1923 - Allan's Flats: 3.5 - 23 d Dederang: 0.6 - 6[27]
  • Kiewa & District Football Association
    • 1924 - Dederang: 7.14 - 54 d Tangam Rovers: 4.10 - 34[28]
    • 1924 - Dederang Juniors: 7.11 - 53 d Kiewa Juniors: 4.8 - 32[29]
    • 1925:
  • Dederang & District Football Association
    • 1933 - Dederang: defeated Mudgegonga: by two points[30][31]
  • Tallangatta & District Football League
    • 1958 - Dederang: 11.3 - 69 d Mitta United: 10.7 - 67[32]
    • 1962 - Dederang: 5.7 - 37 drew with Bogong: 4.13 - 37[33]
    • 1962 - Dederang: 10.13 - 73 d Bogong: 8.10 - 58[34] (Grand Final replay)
    • 1967 - Mitta United: 11.9 - 75 d Dederang: 8.6 - 54[35]
    • 1968 - Mitta United: 11.9 - 75 d Dederang: 11.8 - 74 at Sandy Creek
Dederang & District Football Association (1932 to 1939)
Grand Finals
  • 1932 - Tawonga: 7.9 - 51 d Mudgegonga: 3.11 - 29[36] at Dederang
  • 1933 - Dederang: defeated Mudgegonga: by two points[37][38] at Tawonga
  • 1934 - Tawonga:[39]
  • 1935 - Eskdale: defeated Tawonga: by 4 goals[40] at Sandy Creek.
  • 1936 - Tawonga: 12.5 - 77 d Yackandandah: 9.13 - 67[41] at Sandy Creek.
  • 1937 - Kiewa: 11.8 - 74 d Kergunyah: 10.5 - 65[42] at Sandy Creek.
  • 1938 - Eskdale: 16.14 - 110 d Kiewa: 5.6 - 36[43] at Sandy Creek.
  • 1939 - Tallangatta: 6.12 - 48 defeated Kiewa: 2.9 - 21[44]
Kiewa & Mitta Football League (1940)
  • 1940 - Mitta Valley: 14.7 - 91 d Kiewa: 6.7 - 43[45]

Tawonga Football Club (1891 - 1963)

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Tawonga FC Jumper: 1950
Timeline
  • 1891 - Tawonga FC v Freedom Brothers FC[46]
  • 1901 - Bright & District Football Association[47]
  • 1902 - Kiewa Valley Football Association[48]
  • 1912 - Club active. Won all the games in 1912.
  • 1913 - 1914: Kiewa Valley Football Association[49][50]
  • 1915 - 1919: Club in recess due to World War One
  • 1920: Club active, but no official competition matches.
  • 1921: ? Football Association involving - Dederang, Gundowring and Tawonga, but no records of match results in local papers.[51]
  • 1922 - 1925: club appears to be in recess.
  • 1926 - 1928: Bright District Football League[52]
  • 1929 & 1930: Yackandandah & District Football League[53]
  • 1931: Bright District Football Association
  • 1932 - 1938: Dederang & District Football Association
  • 1939 – 1940: Myrtleford-Bright Football League[54]
  • 1941 - 1945: Club in recess > World War Two
  • 1946 – 1953: Yackandandah & District Football League
  • 1954 – 1963: Tallangatta & District Football League

Football Premierships / Runners Up (Grand Finals)

  • Dederang & District Football Association
    • 1932 - Tawonga: 7.9 - 51 d Mudgegonga: 3.11 - 29[55]
    • 1934 - Tawonga[56]
    • 1935 - Eskdale: defeated Tawonga: by 4 goals[57]
    • 1936 - Tawonga: 12.5 - 77 d Yackandandah: 9.13 - 67[58]
  • Myrtleford & Bright District Football Association
    • 1940 - Tawonga: 12.15 - 87 d Beechworth Wanderers: 12.12 - 84[59]
  • Yackandandah & District Football League
    • 1946 - Kiewa: 4.13 - 37 d Tawonga: 4.9 - 33[60][61]
    • 1947 - Tawonga: 16.5 - 101 d Kiewa: 5.10 - 40[62][63]
    • 1950 - Bogong: 8.17 - 64 d Tawonga: 6.4 - 40[64]
    • 1952 - Tawonga: 10.5 - 65 d Bogong: 7.5 - 47[65][66][67] This was Bogong's only loss for the season!
    • 1953 - Bogong: 12.9 - 81 defeated Tawonga: 6.9 - 45[68]
League Best & Fairest

Bogong Football Club (1947 - 1963)

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Bogong FC Jumper: 1954 - 59
 
Bogong FC Jumper: 1960 - 63
Timeline

Football Premierships / Runners Up

  • Yackandandah & District Football League
    • 1948 - Kiewa: 9.10 - 64 defeated Bogong: 4.14 - 38[71]
    • 1950 - Bogong: 8.17 - 65 defeated Tawonga: 6.4 - 40[72]
    • 1951 - Bogong: 18.11 - 119 defeated Kiewa: 11.15 - 81
    • 1952 - Tawonga: 10.5 - 65 defeated Bogong: 7.12 - 54[73][74][75]
    • 1953 - Bogong: 12.9 - 81 defeated Tawonga: 6.9 - 45[76]
  • Ovens & King Football League
    • 1955 - Bogong: 6.12 - 48 d Beechworth: 5.16 - 46 at Tarrawingee
  • Tallangatta & District Football League
    • 1962 - Dederang: 5.7 - 37 drew with Bogong: 4.14 - 37 at Tallangatta
    • 1962 - Dederang: 10.13 - 73 d Bogong: 8.10 - 58 (grand final replay) at Tallangatta
    • 1963 - Mitta United: 6.14 - 50 d Bogong: 7.7 - 49 at Sandy Creek


League Best & Fairest

Bogong - Tawonga Football Club (1964 - 1974)

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Bogong / Tawonga FC Jumper: 1964-74

The Tawonga F.C. & the Bogong F.C. merged in 1964 and played in the Tallangatta & District Football League.

Football Timeline

Premierships / Runners Up (Grand Finals)

Mt. Beauty Football Club (1975)

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The Bogong Tawonga Football Club changed their name to Mt. Beauty Football Club in 1975 and played in the Tallangatta & District Football League in 1975, then in 1976, the Dederang FC and the Mt. Beauty FC merged to form the Dederang Mt. Beauty Football Club.

Dederang - Mount Beauty Football Club (1976 - 2024)

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Dederang-Mt Beauty FC Jumper: 1976 - present day

The Bogong-Tawonga F.C. & Dederang F.C. merged in 1976 and formed the Dederang-Mt Beauty Football Club and have played in the Tallangatta & District Football League continuously since 1976.

Timeline
Football Premierships / Runners Up
  • Tallangatta & District Football League
    • Seniors
      • 1998 - Tallangatta Valley: 10.16 - 76 d Dederang - Mount Beauty: 4.4 - 28 at Sandy Creek
      • 1999 - Dederang - Mount Beauty: 15.13 - 103 d Kiewa Sandy Creek: 13.9 - 87 at Sandy Creek
      • 2001 - Dederang - Mount Beauty: 17. 9 - 111 d Barnawartha: 12.13 - 85 at Sandy Creek
      • 2003 - Dederang - Mount Beauty: 19.10 - 124 d Mitta United: 9.10 - 64 at Sandy Creek
      • 2005 - Mitta United: 11.15 - 81 d Dederang - Mount Beauty: 6.8 - 44 at Sandy Creek
      • 2008 - Kiewa Sandy Creek: 14.28 - 112 d Dederang - Mount Beauty: 11.12 - 78 at Sandy Creek
  • Reserves
    • 1976 - Dederang - Mount Beauty: 8.10 - 58 d Kiewa Sandy Creek: 8.5 - 53
    • 1999 - Dederang - Mount Beauty: 7.6 - 48 d Yackandandah: 6.4 - 40
  • Thirds
    • Nil
  • Fourths / Under 14's
    • 1998, 1999, 2003; 2013; 2023
Netball Premierships
  • No records on the internet of Tallangatta & DFL netball premierships, league best & fairests, etc

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