The
Queanbeyan Tigers Australian Football Club are an
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club that compete in the
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Football Administration Office and Home Ground: Dairy Farmers Park in the confines of the Margaret Donoghoe Sportsground Complex, Queenbar Road, Queanbeyan,
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History
Affiliated:
• Federal Territory Football League 1925-6;
• Canberra Australian National Football League 1927-74;
• ACT Australian Football League 1975-99;
• AFL Canberra 2000-2010
• North East Australian Football League 2011-
Premierships (13):
1939, 1940, 1941, 1953, 1954, 1956 1985, 1988, 1989, 1991, 1998, 1999, 2000
Mulrooney Medallists:
Tom Kelly 1938
Merv Strang 1938
Keith Schow 1950
Roy Watterston 1953 & 1954
Tony Wynd 1983, 1988, 1989 & 1990
Steve Cornish 1990
Michael Kennedy 1994
Steve Vizy 1997
Mitch Daniher 2009
League Top Goalkickers:
G.Lovell (93) 1940
R.Savage (54) 1946
L.White (100) 1956
M.Wheeler (58) 1958
J.Lysewycz (67) 1977
I.Male (63) 1987
D.Skuta (61) 1989
S.Cornish (105) 1990
A.Mapleson (126) 1992
M.Niesen (45) 1997 (97) 1998
L.Ellis (70) 2002, (89) 2003
M.Armstrong (103) 2007, (57) 2008
Highest Score:
43.37 (295) vs. RAAF on 27 July 1940
Record Finals Attendance:
10,000 (approx.) for 1985 Grand Final: Queanbeyan 23.18 (156); Ainslie 14.13 (97)
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