Wallan Football Club

The Wallan Football Netball Club, nicknamed the Magpies, is an Australian rules football club located 45 km north of Melbourne in the town of Wallan and is affiliated with the Riddell District Football League and wears black and white vertical stripes.

History

The club appears to of played its first game of Australian Rules football in 1891 against the Kilmore Rose Football Club.

1891 - 1895: Club active, playing some intermittent football matches against other local sides.
1896 - Power Trophy
1897 - 1906: Club active, playing some intermittent football matches against other local sides.
1907 - 1911: Central Mernda Football Association
1912: Club active, but did not play any competition football.
1913 - 1915: Midlands District Football Association. Association abandoned in July, 1915 due to war enlistments from footballers.
1916 - 1918: Association / Club in recess due to World War One
1919 - 1920: Mernda Football Association
1923 - 1931: Bourke Evelyn Football League
1935 - 1939: Hume Highway Football Association
1940 - 1945: Association / Club in recess due to World War Two
1945 - 1946: Hume Highway Football Association
1947 - 1953: Riddell District Football League
1954 - 1964: Panton Hill Football League
1965 - 2001: Riddell District Football League
2002 - 2006: Diamond Valley Football League
2007 - 2007: Northern Football League
2008 - 2024: Riddell District Football League

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Riddell District Football League
*1952 - Ken Cleve *
*1971 - Les Benjamin
*1982 - Ian Benjamin
*1998 - Gavin Langborne
*1999 - Dean Fitzpatrick
*2001 - Brett Spencer
*2018 - Jesse Davies
*2021 - Ricky Schraven
*2022 - Steven Boyall
1952: Ken Cleve tied with Ray Russell on 14 votes, but received the runners up award and has never received a retrospective "co-winners" medal from the RDFL.

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Wallan 56.25.361 – Riddell DFL – 1997

34 – David Fowler – Wallan – Riddell DFL – 1997