Castlemaine District Football Association

Castlemaine District Football Association
Founded1889

The Castlemaine District Football Association was formed in 1889 and initially played for the Embley Cup, donated by Mr W Embley and ceased after the 1952 season and was based in Castlemaine.

History

The Castlemaine District Football Association was formed in 1889[1] and initially played for the Embley Cup,[2] donated by Mr W Embley.[3]

In 1890, Maldon joined the Castlemaine DFA and played against Castlemaine, Castlemaine Foundry and Taradale, while Newstead dropped out.[4]

In May 1890, Castlemaine Foundry FC and Castlemaine FC decided to amalgamate for the purpose of playing in some senior competitions, which meant representative matches or friendly matches against other local towns.[5] The two clubs still played against each other in the local trophy competition (Castlemaine & DFA) in 1890 as Foundry finished first on 38 points to Castlemaine's 24 points.

It appears that in 1893, there was no senior football competition, only a junior competition, but the Castlemaine DFA was reformed in May 1894.[6]

In August 1901, Collingwood: 9.16 - 70 defeated Castlemaine DFA: 6.9 - 45, which was played on the Camp Reserve Oval[7] and in June 1904, Collingwood: 8.14 - 62 defeated Castlemaine DFA: 6.7 - 43, also played on the Camp Reserve Oval.[8]

The Castlemaine DFA changed its name to the Castlemaine DF League at its annual meeting April, 1914.[9] Between 1927 and 1933 Maldon FC was known as the Tarrengower Football Club.

From 1925, the Castlemaine District FC played in the Bendigo Football League, while the Castlemaine United FC re-appeared in the Castlemaine District Football League from 1932 onwards.

Castlemaine United Football Club joined the Bendigo Football League in 1949, much to the disappointment of the CDFL.[10]

The Maryborough & DFL "poached" both the Maldon and Campbell's Creek clubs from the Castlemaine District Football League, prior to the 1952 football season.[11] Other clubs from the Castlemaine District Football League moved to the Bendigo District Football Association.[12]

Clubs

The following information provides what season each club played in the Castlemaine District Football Association/League. The only years not completely cross referenced are - 1927, 1945. There is some difficulty identifying the various names of the different Castlemaine Football Clubs, particularly in the seasons of 1926 and 1932 and 1933.

Final

Club Colours Nickname Home Ground Former league Est. Years in CDFA CDFA Senior Premierships Fate
Total Years
Chewton (Chewton-Elphinstone 1933-34)
Tigers Chewton Soldiers Memorial Park, Chewton OT 1887 1895-1896, 1933-1952 2 1938, 1948 Moved to Castlemaine JFA in 1897. Moved to Bendigo FA in 1953.
Malmsbury Dark with light MFC monogram Malmsbury Recreation Reserve, Malmsbury MDFL 1879[13] 1934-1940, 1946-1952 1 1952 Recess in 1940. Moved to Daylesford DFL in 1953.
Trentham
Grasshoppers Trentham Recreation Reserve, Trentham TDFA 1892 1915[14], 1924-1925, 1937-1940, 1946-1952 0 - Moved to Kyneton District FL in 1926. Recess in 1941. Moved to Riddell District FL in 1953.
Woodend
Rebels Gilbert Gordon Reserve, Woodend RDFL 1880 1925, 1940-1952 0 - Moved to Kyneton District FL in 1926. Moved to Riddell District FL in 1953[15].

Former

Club Colours Nickname Home Ground Former league Est. Years in CDFA CDFA Senior Premierships Fate
Total Years
Campbells Creek
(1920s)
(?-1951)		 Magpies, Creekers Campbells Creek Recreation Reserve, Campbells Creek – 1864 1919-1923, 1926-1951 3 1919, 1922, 1926 Recess from 1924-25.[16] Moved to Maryborough DFL in 1952.
Castlemaine Central (Castlemaine Imperials 1894-97)[17] Camp Reserve, Castlemaine – 1894 1894-1902 0 - Folded after 1902 season
Castlemaine United (1) (Castlemaine seconds 1926-30)
Demons Camp Reserve, Castlemaine MDFL 1926 1926-1930, 1932-1938[18] 1 1929 Played in Midlands District FL in 1931. Merged with Castlemaine in 1939
Castlemaine United (2)(Castlemaine 1889, 1910-24)
(?-1924)
(1939-48)		 Demons Camp Reserve, Castlemaine BFL 1859 1889-1899[19], 1910-1924, 1939-1948 6 1895, 1897, 1915, 1944, 1946, 1947 Recess 1904-09. Moved to Bendigo FL in 1925 and 1949.[20]
Chewton Miners Chewton Soldiers Memorial Park, Chewton – 1904 1904-1907[21] 0 - Folded after 1907 season
Daylesford
Demons Victoria Park, Daylesford WDFA, CFL 1877 1914[22], 1920-1925, 1946-1951 0 - Entered recess in 1915. Moved to Kyneton DFA in 1926. Moved to Ballarat FL in 1952.
Forest Creek – 1896 1896-1900, 1909-1910 0 - Recess from 1901-08. Folded after 1910 season
Foundry United Dark with light band Camp Reserve, Castlemaine KDFA 1884[23] 1889-1892[24], 1894, 1900-1926, 1929-1930 10 1889, 1890, 1891, 1892, 1903, 1907, 1910, 1911, 1912, 1924 Recess in 1893 and from 1895-99. Played in Kyneton DFA from 1927-28. Moved to Midlands DFL in 1931.
Fryerstown Fryerstown Recreation Reserve, Fryerstown – 1894 1894-1895[25], 1899-1901 0 - Recess from 1896-98. Folded after 1901 season
Guildford
John Powell Reserve, Guildford CJFA 1892 1894-1896, 1898-1900, 1906-1911, 1920, 1926-1934 1 1928 Recess in 1897, 1901-05 and 1912-19. Moved to Castlemaine 3rd Rate FA in 1921. Folded in 1935.
Harcourt
Lions Harcourt Recreation Reserve, Harcourt CJFA 1889[26][27] 1895-1896, 1898-1901, 1926, 1929-1940, 1946-1951 1 1937 Entered recess in 1902, re-formed in Gaynor-Vaughan FA in 1907. 1927-28 unknown. Recess in 1941[28]. Moved to Bendigo FA in 1952[29]
Kyneton
Kyneton Showgrounds, Kyneton WDFA, KDFA, TDFA, BFL 1868 1913-1915[30], 1921, 1923-1925, 1945-1946 1 1945 Moved to Kyneton DFA in 1919 and 1926. Played in Trentham DFA in 1922. Moved to Bendigo FL in 1947.
Kyneton Collegians Dark with light vee Kyneton Showgrounds, Kyneton WDFA 1902 1913-1915[30], 1920-1925 3 1913, 1921, 1925 Recess from 1916-19. Formed Kyneton DFA in 1926.
Kyneton CYMS Kyneton Showgrounds, Kyneton MDFL 1932 1934-1941 4 1934, 1935, 1936, 1940 Folded after 1941 season
Maldon (Tarrengower 1927-34)
(1920s)
(?-1951)		 Bombers, Dons Bill Woodful Reserve, Maldon – 1873 1890-1951[31] 22 1894, 1896, 1898, 1899, 1900, 1901, 1902, 1904, 1905, 1906, 1908, 1909, 1914, 1920, 1923, 1927, 1931, 1933, 1939, 1949, 1950, 1951 Moved to Maryborough DFL in 1952
Miners United Chewton Soldiers Memorial Park, Chewton – 1902 1902[32] 0 - Folded after 1902 season
Muckleford North Muckleford Cricket Ground, Muckleford – 1926 1926-1931[33] 1 1930 Folded after 1931 season
Newstead Newstead Recreation Reserve, Newstead CJFA, CFA, MFA 1881 1894-1899, 1901-1907, 1910-1913, 1920-1921, 1926, 1928-1930, 1935-1936,
1946-1949		 0 - Entered recess in 1900, 1908 and 1914. Played in Clunes FA from 1931-34. Played in Maryborough FA in 1927 and from 1937-45. Folded after 1949 season, re-formed in Maryborough FL in 1960.[34]
Newstead/Guildford – 1889 1889 0 - De-merged into Newstead and Guildford
Taradale Taradale Cricket Ground, Taradale – 1881 1889-1890, 1894, 1896 0 - Folded after 1896 season

Premierships

  • Castlemaine District Football Association
  • 1889 - 1st: Foundry United, 2nd: Castlemaine United[35]
  • 1890 - 1st: Foundry United, 2nd: Castlemaine United[36]
  • 1891 - Foundry United
  • 1892 - 1st: Foundry United, 2nd: Castlemaine United & Maldon[37]
  • 1893 - CDFA in recess
  • 1894 - 1st: Maldon, 2nd: Castlemaine United[38][39]
  • 1895 - 1st: Castlemaine United*, 2nd: Maldon[40][41]
  • 1896 - 1st: Maldon, 2nd: Castlemaine[42][43]
  • 1897 - Castlemaine: 4.6 - 30 d Maldon: 0.4 - 4[44][45]
  • 1898 - 1st: Maldon, 2nd: Castlemaine Centrals[46]
  • 1899 - 1st: Maldon*[47][48] 2nd: Forest Creek[49][50]
  • 1900 - Maldon[51][52]
  • 1901 - 1st: Maldon, 2nd: Castlemaine Central[53]
  • 1902 - 1st: Maldon, 2nd: Chewton[54]
  • 1903 - 1st: Foundry, 2nd: Maldon[55][56]
  • 1904 - 1st: Maldon 2nd: Castlemaine Foundry[57]
  • 1905 - Maldon: 3.9 - 27 d Chewton Miners: 3.2 - 20[58][59]
  • 1906 - 1st: Maldon, 2nd: Chewton Miners[60]
  • 1907 - 1st: Foundry, 2nd: Maldon[61]
  • 1908 - 1st: Maldon, 2nd: Guildford[62]
  • 1909 - 1st: Maldon, 2nd: Castlemaine[63]
  • 1910 - 1st: Foundry*, 2nd: Forest Creek[64][65][66][67]
  • 1911 - 1st: Foundry, 2nd: Newstead:[68][69]
  • 1912 - Foundry: 2.15 - 27 d Newstead: 3.4 - 22[70][71][72]
  • 1913 - Kyneton Collegians: 5.3 - 33 d Castlemaine Foundry: 2.6 - 18[73][74][75]
  • Castlemaine District Football League
  • 1914 - Maldon: 17.13 - 115 d Daylesford: 5.6 - 36[76]
  • 1915 - Castlemaine: ? d Maldon: ?[77]
  • 1916-18 - In recess > WW1
  • 1919 - Campbells Creek*: 12.5 - 78 d Castlemaine Foundry: 3.7 - 25[78]
  • 1920 - Maldon: 9.4 - 58 d Kyneton Collegians: 8.7 - 55[79]
  • 1921 - Kyneton Collegians: 10.16 - 76 d Castlemaine: 7.16 - 58[80]
  • 1922 - Campbells Creek: 9.13 - 67 d Kyneton Collegians: 9.9 - 63[81]
  • 1923 - Maldon: 5.11 - 41 defeated Foundry: 3.20 - 38[82][83]
  • 1924 - Foundry: 12.13 - 85 d Kyneton Collegians: 8.9 - 57[84]
  • 1925 - Kyneton Collegians: 15.14 - 104 d Trentham: 5.11 - 41[85]
  • 1926 - Campbells Creek: 5.12 - 42 d Newstead: 4.10 - 34[86]
  • 1927 - Tarrengower (Maldon) 10.11 - 71 d Campbell's Creek: 9.9 - 63[87][88][89]
  • 1928 - Guildford: 9.11 - 65 d Castlemaine: 7.12 - 56[90]
  • 1929 - Castlemaine: 6.10 - 46 d Tarrengower (Maldon): 4.11 - 35[91]
  • 1930 - Muckleford
  • 1931 - Tarrengower (Maldon): 6.14 - 50 d Campbell's Creek: 4.19 - 43[92]
  • 1932 - Campbell's Creek: 9.13 - 67 d Tarrengower (Maldon): 10.5 - 65[93]
  • 1933 - Tarrengower (Maldon): 11.9 - 75 d Campbell's Creek: 8.12 - 60[94]
  • 1934 - Kyneton CYMS: 11.11 - 76 d Malmsbury: 4.11 - 35[95][96]
  • 1935 - Kyneton CYMS: 13.5 - 82 d Chewton: 9.12 - 84[97]
  • 1936 - Kyneton CYMS
  • 1937 - Harcourt[98]
  • 1938 - Chewton
  • 1939 - Maldon: 5.12 - 42 d Castlemaine United: 4.16 - 40[99]
  • 1940 - Kyneton CYMS: 14.11 - 95 d Castlemaine United: 12.10 - 82
  • 1941 - Castlemaine United: 9.20 - 74 d Kyneton CYMS: 11.5 - 71
  • 1942-43 - In recess > WW2
  • 1944 - Castlemaine United d Campbell's Creek
  • 1945 - Kyneton
  • 1946 - Castlemaine United: 13.24 - 102 d Kyneton: ?[100]
  • 1947 - Castlemaine United d Daylesford (undefeated)
  • 1948 - Chewton: 18.14 - 122 d Castlemaine United: 13.5 - 83[101]
  • 1949 - Maldon: 97 defeated Chewton: 91[102]
  • 1950 - Maldon[103][104]
  • 1951 - Maldon: 6.12 - 48 d Campbell's Creek: 6.10 - 46[105]
  • 1952 - Malmsbury: 11.7 - 73 d Woodend: 10.10 - 70[106]
  • - * 1895, 1899, 1910 & 1919: Undefeated premiers[107]

League Best and Fairest

  • 1898 - F Marslen: Newstead[108]
Albert Harvey Medal
(First awarded in 1932, with Harvey being a former President of the CDFL.)[109]
  • 1932 - D Rice: Tarrangower[110]
  • 1933 - Harry Tatt: Tarrangower[111][112]
  • 1934 -
  • 1935 -
  • 1936 -
  • 1937 -
  • 1938 - T Davies: Trentham[113]
  • 1939 - Bert Harper: Castlemaine[114] &
    Alexander: Harcourt
  • 1940 - Bert Harper: Castlemaine[115]
  • 1941 - Bert Harper: Castlemaine
  • 1942 - 1943: CDFL in recess due to World War Two
  • 1944 -
  • 1945 - Lindsay Blackmore: Castlemaine
  • 1946 - Jack Jennings: Harcourt[116]
  • 1947 -
  • 1948 -
  • 1949 -
  • 1950 -
  • 1951 -
  • 1952 -

Castlemaine District Junior Football Association

Premiers

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