Maryborough Castlemaine District Football League
| General Information | |
|---|---|
| Founded | 1907 |
| Current clubs |
Avoca Campbells Creek Carisbrook Dunolly Harcourt Lexton Maldon Maryborough Rovers Natti-Bealiba Navarre Newstead Royal Park Talbot Trentham |
| Records | |
| Highest Score | 634 – Campbell Creek 100.34.634 (v Primrose 3.0.18) – 1990 |
| Most goals in a game | 26 - Greg Pryor - Talbot v Primrose - 1986 |
| Most goals in a season | 167 - Geoff Klemick - Chewton - 1986 |
| Most wins in a row | 50 - Navarre - 2013-16 |
| Most losses in a row | 44 - Campbell Creek - 1995-98 |
| Most flags in a row | 4 - Talbot 1995- 1998, Navarre 2013- 2016* |
The Maryborough Castlemaine District Football League is an Australian rules football league based in central Victoria. This is a minor league with clubs coming from towns near the regional centres of Maryborough, and Castlemaine.
The Maryborough District Football League was formed prior to 1914. It absorbed a number of clubs from the Castlemaine District Football League, when that competition ceased in 1952. Other clubs from the Castlemaine District Football League moved to the Bendigo District Football Association.
The name was changed to Maryborough Castlemaine District Football League in 1982.
In 2011 the league admitted 4 clubs from the Lexton Plains Football League that had gone into recess.
The highest ever score in a senior game of Australian rules football was scored in this league in 1990, when Campbells Creek defeated Primrose 100.34 (634) to 3.0 (18).
On 27 June 2015, Navarre defeated Royal Park to set a new record for most consecutive wins (31) in the Maryborough Castlemaine District Football League. Navarre's last loss was in the 2013 2nd Qualifying Final where Newstead won by 24 points.
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" Navarre are the 2013 Bendigo Bank Maryborough Castlemaine District Football Netball League Premiers after dominating Lexton to win by a massive 100 points in front of the second biggest Grand Final crowd ever at Princes Park on Sunday.
The Grasshoppers were not to be denied in their third successive Grand Final and their desperation from the opening bounce was evident as they led the Tigers to the ball at every opportunity, and used the ball with precision to allow free flowing scoring for the Navarre forwards while Lexton struggled to have any forward entries at all.
Ash Driscoll scored three goals in the opening term while Daniel Parkin was allowed to get loose on many occasions and made the most of his freedom. Parkin returned for the Grand Final from a broken jaw and was wearing protective headgear, but it had no ill effects on the Grasshoppers coach as he continually racked up possessions. Navarre led at the first change by 31 points. 5.2.(32) to 0.1.(1)
The first term was the template for the remainder of the game. Lexton tried hard but they had little influence on the scoreboard Star forward Matt Brown finally broke through for a goal at the nine-minute mark of the second term, but had to shoot from tight on the boundary as the Navarre defence led by Brent Flood and Bryce Tickner was holding up to any attacking moves by the Tigers.
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