THE New Norfolk District Football Club says it is ‘over the moon’ with tonight’s announcement that will see much-needed upgrades to facilities at Boyer Oval and Tynwald Park. “It’s been a very long time coming, but now it’s a reality and we will finally get the facilities we need,” NNDFC
THE junior cricket season is back and so is my report. Both of the New Norfolk junior team faced some old teammates/friends as they played Gretna at Gretna on Saturday. Despite the terrible weather, the games went ahead as planned and we had some awesome individual moments. We had Jack
THE New Norfolk Junior Football Club held its Best and Fairest award night on October 8. In addition to the players’ prizes, Ann Burns and Tristan Triffett (pictured) were awarded life membership and Sebastian Farrow was named the 2022 Rising Star. UNDER 13 GIRLS’ BEST AND FAIREST – Winner: Elsie
Saturday 8/10/2022 4-man Ambrose sponsored by Darren Stevenson and Ian King – gross: L. Post-A. Rice-J. Miller-J. Morris 58, B. Watt-M. Tangata-B. Coy-K. Tomkinson 60, J. Hall-W. Coleman-T. Hendricks-N. Smith 61; Nett: J. Stevenson-T. North-T. Millhouse-J. Millhouse 59-6-53, J. Pinnington-J. Mabb-T. Chatwin-T. Barnes 60-6¾-53¼, I. King-D. King-A. Bond-S. Bomford 62-8
THE New Norfolk District Football Club’s Les Hepper Medal for the senior best-and-fairest winner was presented to Josh Clifford n Saturday night. Awards for all four grades of competition were presented at the club’s best-and-fairest count at The Valley Sports Bar. The Roydon Howard Medal for the reserves best and
THE New Norfolk District Football Club has tonight (Saturday) held its best and fairest awards for season 2022 at The Valley Sports Bar. The four major winners are: Senior men’s Best and Fairest: Josh Clifford (pictured) Senior women’s Best and Fairest: Olivia Harriss Reserves Best and Fairest: Andrew Minchin Colts:
SFL – WOMEN DIVISION 3 GRAND FINAL – NEW NORFOLK v ST VIRGIL’S MATCH REPORT – Chris LovellPHOTOS – Dave Harding LAST Sunday saw a new chapter added to the illustrious history of the New Norfolk District Football Club when the senior women’s side won the club’s first female premiership.
THE New Norfolk senior women’s football team has today won the Division 3 grand final of the Southern Football League Women’s (SFLW) competition for 2022, defeating St Virgil’s by 32 points. Coach Dean King said he was feeling speechless after the win. He was pleased for the whole team but
Reserves report – by Wayne Walker A DISAPPOINTED New Norfolk reserves side bowed out of the finals race against a more committed Huonville Lions outfit in the Elimination Final by a seven-point margin at Dodges Ferry on Saturday. The Eagles failed to get any flow into their game throughout the
Saturday 20/8/2022 Stroke – A Grade gross: L. Wardlaw 72, L. Post 73, G. Heron 76 c/b; Nett: J. Hall 70-5-65, J. Wilton 75-9-66, W. Coleman 78-9-69; B Grade gross: G. Duggan 84, L. Heron 86, B. Hall 87 c/b; Nett: G. Smith 80-13-67 c/b, S. Triffitt 85-18-67, M. Woodhams
| SFL RESERVES ELIMINATION FINAL: Huonville 8.6 (54) d New Norfolk 6.11 (47) at Dodges Ferry| SFL COLTS ROUND 18: Southern Storm 15.12 (102) d New Norfolk 6.8 (44) at Kermandie
THE New Norfolk senior women’s football team was catapulted straight into the SFLW Division 3 grand final by defeating Brighton in the second semi-final played at Boyer Oval last Saturday, August 13. The side has a week’s rest before the big dance at North Hobart Oval at 10am on August
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