Eastern Football League
Club in Knox

Rejoined league in 2001, only to exit for the Southern league in 2002. History of the EFL has been traced back to the turn of the century when it was obvious as the Reporter District Football League, which began in 1903. Since 1962 the league has grown dramatically over the years to a four division senior competition and a four division all ages junior competition. For numerous years before to 1997, due to the number of juniors within the Eastern Region, several clubs were fielding junior teams in the neighboring Knox Junior Football Association (KJFA). Thus far the partnership of the two leagues has been an overwhelming success. The EFL is now the largest Australian Football competition in the country, in terms of numbers of players participating each weekend.

The Women of the Eastern Football League (EFL) is an innovative group of women representing a range of EFL clubs. We are not only here to provide encourage for women in your club, but to build a network of women from across the EFL. At the EFL, we are committed to the regular development and recruitment of umpires at both junior and senior levels. Over recent years, the EFL has recruited many retired players to umpiring. The role of the District Manager is to encourage the benefits of children being involved in an introductory football program. Urge and encourage coaches to attend coach seminars. Assist center’s with promotion, participant recruitment and retention. Become a competitive club in season 2017 covering all sports at levels, continuity in certain results across the board. What has the preseason been like so far for the club, is there any group that have really impressed (younger players, veterans, new recruits etc.). Preseason has been strong, good numbers and competitive. What has the preseason been like so far for the club? We have a mighty culture and want to be a appropriate deposit to play community football. In a club of our size, communications are vitally imperative at all levels. We have established a football program and culture underpinned by a strong juniors program, which we believe will maintain our position as a strong Division 1 club for years to come. Win on and off the field is important. Dynamics have been good with the return of many preceding players who have integrated well with the group. Development of younger players and promote of the under19s hasty so integration and club culture is a potent and selfless us a sure focus on building a potent club. Playing finals in Division 3 and having a triumphant club off the field. With all clubs have recruited in 2017 so it will be a fresh Division 4 and all games need to be treated with the alike importance. MullengerMcHugh played 15 games at AC Cup smooth for the Eastern Ranges in 2016, averaging eight disposals, three marks and three tackles per game. He was drafted to the GIANTS with pick one in the 2011 NAB AF Draft. Three goals from three senior games might not seem like much of a return from a former No.1 draft pick, but Patton’s ability to negotiate yet another return from a knee reconstruction and get through the season unscathed was massive. When the Power play well, it is often on the back of Gray’s genius. He’s got elite bravery in the air and at ground level.