Picola & District Football League

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**Picola & District Football League**
General Information

Founded	1935
Current clubs	Berrigan Blighty Deniliquin Rovers Dookie United Mathoura Katamatite Katandra Katunga Picola United Shepparton East Strathmerton Tungamah Waaia Wunghnu Yarroweyah
2006 Season
Premiers	Shepparton East
Minor Premiers	Tungamah
Wooden spoon	Wunghnu
Best & Fairest (Pearce Medal)	Adam Brunt (Picola United)

The Picola & District Football League is a semi-professional Australian rules football league affiliated with the Victorian Country Football League.

The league covers a large area of northern Victoria and southern New South Wales from Shepparton in the south to Deniliquin in the north.

It covers much the same area as the Murray Football League but tends to attract teams from the smaller communities and towns. There has been movement between the two leagues. Barooga moved to the Murray Football League while Berrigan and Strathmerton moved from that league.

The Grand Final is traditionally hosted by Katunga.

In 2006, Dookie United and Shepparton East made their debut with the league. They were previously in the now defunct Central Goulburn Football League.

The 2006 premiership was won by Shepparton East in their debut year in the competition.

[edit] Former Clubs

Barmah Football Club
Barmah Federals Football Club
Barooga Football Club
Kotupna Football Club
Lower Moira Football Club
Moira Football Club
Moira Ramblers Football Club
Nathalia Football Club
Nathalia Imperial Imperial Football Club
Numurkah Football Club Seconds
Tallygaroopna Football Club
Yalca North Football Club

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Clubs in the Picola & District Football League

Australian rules football in Victoria, Australia
Governing Bodies	Football Victoria (Metropolitan) \| Victorian Country Football League (Country)
Professional Clubs (AFL)	Carlton \| Collingwood \| Essendon \| Hawthorn \| North Melbourne \| Melbourne \| Richmond \| St Kilda \| Western Bulldogs \| Geelong
Statewide Leagues	Victorian Football League
Metropolitan Leagues	Diamond Valley \| Eastern \| Essendon District \| Southern \| VAFA \| Western Region
Regional Leagues	Alberton \| Ballarat \| Bellarine \| Benalla \| Bendigo \| Central Goulburn \| Central Highlands \| Central Murray \| Colac & District \| East Gippsland \| Ellinbark & District \| Geelong \| Geelong & District \| Goulburn Valley \| Golden Rivers \| Hampden \| Heathcote \| Horsham & District \| Kowree-Naracoorte-Tatiara \| Kyabram & District \| Lexton Plains \| Loddon Valley \| Mallee \| Maryborough Castlemaine \| Mid Gippsland \| Millewa \| Mininera \| Mornington Peninsula \| Murray \| North Central \| North Gippsland \| Omeo & District \| Ovens & King \| Ovens & Murray \| Picola & District \| Riddell District \| South West \| Sunraysia \| Tallangata \| Upper Murray \| Warrnambool \| West Gippsland Latrobe \| West Gippsland \| Western Border \| Wimmera \| Yarra Valley Mountain
Junior Leagues - Auskick	Riddell District Juniors \| Waverley Juniors \| Moorabbin \| Dandenong \| Yarra Juniors
Women's Leagues	Victorian Women's Football League \| Youth Girls Competition
Masters Leagues	Metropolitan Superules \| Country Masters

Australian rules football in New South Wales
Governing Body	AFL NSW/ACT
Professional Clubs	Sydney Swans (AFL)
Sydney Metropolitan Leagues	Sydney AFL \| Sydney Football Association
Regional Leagues	Black Diamond \| Broken Hill \| Central West \| Coreen & District \| Farrer \| Golden Rivers \| Hume \| South Coast \| Murrumbidgee Valley \| Newcastle \| North Coast \| Northern Riverina \| Ovens & Murray \| Picola & District \| Riverina \| Sapphire Coast \| Summerland \| Tamworth
Junior Metropolitan Leagues	Sydney South West \| Sydney West \| Sydney North \| Sydney South \| Sydney City
Regional Junior Leagues	Central Coast \| Newcastle \| Illawara \| North Coast \| Northside \| Far North Coast \| Mide North Coast \| Broken Hill \| Campbelltown/McArthur \| Cootamundra \| Mid North Coast \| South West \| St George/Sutherland \| Wagga & Districts
Women's Leagues	Sydney Women's AFL
Masters Leagues	Masters Australian Football NSW \| Hunter Masters \| Riverina Masters