Glenorchy District Football Club - The Magpies
Sandy Eaton - Tasmanian Woman Footballer of the Year
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In a befitting presentation at last Friday's annual AFL Women's Lunch at Blundstone Arena, our own Sandy Eaton was named Tasmanian Woman Footballer of the Year.
One of the finest GDFCW Players the club has ever produced, Sandy has been an ornament to the game and the heart and soul of our Women's team since it's inception in 2014.
Sandy announced her retirement from football after this season's premiership win, but she is very keen to remain involved with the club, and no doubt her experience and knowledge will be a benefit for our future GDFCW stars for many seasons to come.
Congratulations Sandy!
One of the finest GDFCW Players the club has ever produced, Sandy has been an ornament to the game and the heart and soul of our Women's team since it's inception in 2014.
Sandy announced her retirement from football after this season's premiership win, but she is very keen to remain involved with the club, and no doubt her experience and knowledge will be a benefit for our future GDFCW stars for many seasons to come.
Congratulations Sandy!
2018 Tasmanian Football Awards - VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR
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VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR: BARRY HASSETT
2018 GDFC Awards
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Seniors
Best & Fairest: Daniel Joseph
Best & Fairest Runner Up: Harrison Gunther
Best & Fairest 3rd: Josh Arnold
Best Clubman: Rhys Mott
Best First Year Players: Adam Roberts & Jack Stevenson
Best in Finals: Josh Arnold
Best Team Player: James Webb
Leading Goalkicker: Jaye Bowden
Magpie Tough: Ben Kamaric
Most Consistent: Callen Daly
Most Effective / Impact Player: Mitchel Rainbird
Most Potential: Ben Kamaric
Mercury Cup
Best & Fairest: Brodie Rowbottom
Best & Fairest Runner Up: Daniel Coppleman
Best in Finals: Riley Oakley
Best Team Player: Chris McKnight
Coaches Award: Braydon Patterson
Leading Goalkicker: Brodie Rowbottom
Most Consistent: Nathan Newman
Most Effective / Impact Player: Brodie Rowbottom
Most Potential: Dominic Brown
Under 18s
Best & Fairest: Connar Walker
Best & Fairest Runner Up: Beau Kelly
Best Team Player: Zac Welsh
Most Consistent: Zac Evans-Fenton
Most Effective / Impact Player: Nathan Blowfield
Most Improved: Brandyn Holmes
Most Potential: Seb Michalowski
Women's
Best & Fairest: Mackie Sutcliffe
Best & Fairest Runner Up: Sarah Skinner
Best First Year Player: Jade Williams
Best in Finals: Natalie Daniels
Best Team Player (Players Player): Mackie Sutcliffe
Coaches Award: Rachael Siely
Leading Goalkicker: Nietta Lynch
Most Improved: Elise Barwick
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New Town Football Club
1878……New Town Football Club founded.
1879……New Town Football Club commenced competition in the newly formed Tasmanian Football Association.
1887……New Town amalgamated with Glenorchy Football Club to form the Victoria Football Club that played in a Junior competition.
1905……New Town had reformed under its original name to compete in the Southern Tasmanian Football Association until it became defunct in 1907.
1919……A group of enthusiastic football supporters came together in late 1918 to reform the New Town Football Club. The Club competed in a local junior competition during the early part of the 1919 season before joining the newly formed Southern Tasmanian Junior Football Association.
1921……New Town Football Club joined the senior competition, namely the Tasmanian Football League.
1942–1944……The Tasmanian Football League went into recess following the outbreak of the 2nd World War and resumed in 1945.
1945……The Tasmanian Football League resumed competition under the banner of a District Boundary system. Clubs in the competition adopted the word District to their respective names, hence the : New Town District Football Club.
1957……New Town changed its name to Glenorchy District Football Club and moved from its New Town oval to King George Fifth oval at Glenorchy.
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