Essendon District Football League

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The Essendon District Football League is an Australian rules football Amateur League, based in the north-western suburbs of Melbourne, for both seniors and juniors.

The EDFL was founded in 1930.

The league has produced great players including Mark Thomson, Simon Madden, Justin Madden, Mark Harvey, Glenn Manton, Steven Alessio, David Rodan, Mark Mercuri, Joe Misiti, Brock McLean, Corey McKernan, Brad Johnson,Dustin Fletcher, Matthew Lloyd, Shannon Grant, and Andrew Welsh.

It has two divisions in its senior league and 5 divisions in its junior league.

The Grand Final is held at Windy Hill.

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Division 1 seniors in 2005 contained the teams:

The premiers were Strathmore. The leading goal-kicker was Sam Tankard of Doutta's Stars with 67 goals. The Best and Fairest was Grant Holman of Strathmore with 25 votes.

Division 2 seniors teams in 2005 were:

The premier was Cragieburn.

The 2005 premiers from reserves and juniors were as follows:

  • Division 1 reserves: Keilor
  • Division 1 18's: Strathmore
  • Division 1 16's: Keilor
  • Division 1 14's: Doutta's Stars
  • Division 1 12's: Greenvale
  • Division 1 10's: Keilor
  • Division 2 reserves: Cragieburn
  • Division 2 18's: West Coburg
  • Division 2 16's: Jacana
  • Division 2 14's: Westmeadows
  • Division 2 12's: Moonee Valley
  • Division 2 10's: Moonee Valley
  • Division 3 12's: Aberfeldie

Australian rules football in Victoria, Australia
Governing Bodies

Football Victoria (Metropolitan) | Victorian Country Football League (Country)
Professional Clubs (AFL)

Carlton | Collingwood | Essendon | Hawthorn | North Melbourne | Melbourne | Richmond | St Kilda | Western Bulldogs | Geelong
Statewide Leagues

Victorian Football League
Metropolitan Leagues

Diamond Valley | Eastern | Essendon District | Southern | VAFA | Western Region
Regional Leagues

Alberton | Ballarat | Bellarine | Benalla | Bendigo | Central Goulburn | Central Highlands | Central Murray | Colac & District | East Gippsland | Ellinbark & District | Geelong | Geelong & District | Goulburn Valley | Golden Rivers | Hampden | Heathcote | Horsham & District | Kowree-Naracoorte-Tatiara | Kyabram & District | Lexton Plains | Loddon Valley | Mallee | Maryborough Castlemaine | Mid Gippsland | Millewa | Mininera | Mornington Peninsula | Murray | North Central | North Gippsland | Omeo & District | Ovens & King | Ovens & Murray | Picola & District | Riddell District | South West | Sunraysia | Tallangata | Upper Murray | Warrnambool | West Gippsland Latrobe | West Gippsland | Western Border | Wimmera | Yarra Valley Mountain
Junior Leagues - Auskick

Riddell District Juniors | Waverley Juniors | Moorabbin | Dandenong | Yarra Juniors
Women's Leagues

Victorian Women's Football League | Youth Girls Competition
Masters Leagues

Metropolitan Superules | Country Masters


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