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Launceston City
Full nameLaunceston City Football Club
NicknamesCity, Juventus, Juve
Founded1958[1]
GroundTassieCare Park, Prospect Vale
Capacity1,000
ChairmanLuigi Gugliotti
ManagerDaniel Syson
LeagueNPL Tasmania
20252nd of 8
Websitehttps://launcestoncity.com.au

Launceston City Football Club (formerly Launceston Juventus) is an Australian association football club based in Launceston, Tasmania. The club competes in the state's top tier, NPL Tasmania, administered by Football Tasmania. Founded in 1958 by members of Launceston's Italian community, many of whom migrated after World War II, the club fields senior men's, women's and junior teams.

The club has operated a junior program since 1984. Following a policy to remove ethnic names from Australian club football in the late 1990s,[2] the junior arm competed as the Westside Devils Junior Soccer Club from 1998 to 2016, later as Launceston City Devils, and amalgamated with the senior club in 2019 to compete under the Launceston City name. The program fields teams from Under-5 to Under-16.[3]

Launceston City also runs girls' and women's programs across multiple age groups, including a senior women's team that has won fourteen Northern Premier League titles. The women's first team went unbeaten in five consecutive league seasons from 2004 to 2008.[4][5][6][7][8]

History

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City was particularly dominant in the 1960s, when they won every season except 1964. Although Northern Tasmania's most successful club with 19 Northern titles, they have failed to repeat their dominance of the 60s. The club uses the colours of Juventus and has links to the club. Prior to the cessation of ethnic affiliations by Australian football clubs in 1997,[2] Launceston City were known as Launceston Juventus.

In 1978 Launceston Juventus relocated from their home ground at Brooks High School to Buckby Motors Park located in Prospect Vale next to the Australian Italian Club where the club is still playing home games till this day. TassieCare Park has two playing grounds, fully functional floodlights for night games, clubrooms and changerooms.

Launceston City fields teams in the National Premier League Tasmania NPL, the second tier of Australian football, Northern Championship, Northern League 1, Under 18's and competes in the Northern Women's Championship Team this makes up over 100 senior registered players.

With regard to youth and juniors as of 2024, the club has nearly 600 players, compromising of 58 junior teams and over 100 enrolments in the clubs 'Juventus Academy'.

Since 2018, a video of former goalkeeper Niko Giantsopoulos kicking the ball away prior to an opposition striker taking a penalty has been a regular viral video on social media. The move, designed to throw his opponent off balance psychologically just prior to taking the kick, resulted in Giantsopoulos being issued a yellow card, but the penalty went ahead. Giantsopoulos saved the goal.[9]

Club Crest

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Since Launceston City (Juventus) was founded in 1958 there has been four recorded club crests throughout the years.

First logo on record

First known logo of Launceston Juventus

The first ever recorded club crest since Launceston City's (Juventus) beginning in 1958 was this crest. Featuring the club's Italian heritage, resolve for success and the Launceston's coat of arms down the bottom of the crest. Which features with the two Tasmanian Tiger's holding the gold of the shield which refers to the early history of gold-mining in nearby hills. The blue represents the junction of the North and South Esk rivers where the city (symbolised by the gold central disc) was founded and the Tamar River flowing north to the Bass Strait. The club crest still features prominently outside the Launceston City change rooms to this day which was painted by former President and Secretary Frank Stolp.

1980's

Launceston Juventus club crest designed by Ross Wesson in the 1980s

In the 1980s the club committee led by president and life member Ross Wesson formed a new design of the Launceston City (Juventus) club crest highlighting the club's relations to the club's Italian relations Juventus FC with the black and white stripes as seen on the club's home kits, the crest was used up until the early 2000s. The crest could be seen around Launceston in the form of stickers on motor vehicles and in the way of a keyring.

2008 to 2018

Launceston City's club crest from 2008 to 2018.

As part of the 50th anniversary celebrations, the club began its fifth decade with a new logo created by David Jordaan. This logo pays homage to the Italian heritage and was the first to feature a soccer ball in the centre of the crest as well as a ribbon at the base of the crest that marked its establishment of 1958.

2018 to Current

Launceston City's current club crest from 2018 to now.

Designed by Nathan Fellows of Freestyle FX Signs the design features a wreath to commemorate the clubs 60th year and is the current crest of Launceston City Football Club

Seasons

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Men

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Season League Cup Competitions
Name (national level) Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts1 Position Tasmanian Finals2 NPL Finals Statewide Cup FFA Cup
1958 North Premier League (2) — DNQ Did not exist Did not exist Did not exist
1959 North Premier League (2) 21 21 0 0 134 — — 42 1st Runners-up Did not exist Did not exist Did not exist
1960 North Premier League (2) 1st Runners-up Did not exist Did not exist Did not exist
1961 North Premier League (2) 18 18 0 0 — — — 36 1st Winners Did not exist Did not exist Did not exist
1962 North Premier League (2) 1st Semi-finals Did not exist Did not exist Did not exist
1963 North Premier League (2) 1st Winners Did not exist Semi-finals[10] Did not exist
1964 North Premier League (2) 2nd DNQ Did not exist Runners-up[11] Did not exist
1965 North Premier League (2) 15 21 0 0 — — — 30 1st Runners-up Did not exist Semi-finals[12] Did not exist
1966 North Premier League (2) 1st Runners-up Did not exist Winners[13] Did not exist
1967 North Premier League (2) 2nd DNQ Did not exist Semi-finals[14] Did not exist
1968 North Premier League (2) 1st Runners-up Did not exist Semi-finals[15] Did not exist
1969 North Premier League (2) 18 18 0 0 86 12 74 36 1st Runners-up Did not exist Semi-finals[16] Did not exist
1970 North Premier League (2) 18 11 1 6 63 19 44 23 4th DNQ Did not exist —3[17][18] Did not exist
1971 North Premier League (2) 18 16 2 0 70 14 56 34 1st Runners-up Did not exist —[19][20] Did not exist
1972 North Premier League (2) 22 18 2 2 107 33 74 38 1st Runners-up Did not exist Semi-finals[21] Did not exist
1973 North Premier League (2) 20 16 1 3 67 24 43 33 2nd DNQ Did not exist Round of 16[22] Did not exist
1974 North Premier League (2) 22 15 3 4 61 27 34 33 3rd DNQ Did not exist Quarter-finals[23] Did not exist
1975 North Premier League (2) 22 17 3 2 84 20 64 37 1st Runners-up Did not exist Quarter-finals[24] Did not exist
1976 North Premier League (2) 18 14 1 3 51 21 30 29 1st Runners-up Did not exist Winners[25] Did not exist
1977 North Premier League (2) 18 10 4 4 55 24 31 24 3rd DNQ Did not exist Runners-up[26] Did not exist
1978 State League (2) 18 7 3 8 30 25 5 17 6th Not held Did not exist Round of 16[27] Did not exist
1979 State League (2) 18 8 3 7 25 28 −3 19 5th Not held Did not exist Round of 16[28] Did not exist
1980 State League (2) 18 6 2 10 21 32 −11 14 7th Not held Did not exist Semi-finals[29] Did not exist
1981 State League (2) 18 14 4 0 53 15 38 32 2nd Not held Did not exist Quarter-finals[30] Did not exist
1982 North Premier League (2) 21 14 4 3 66 25 41 32 2nd DNQ Did not exist Semi-finals[31] Did not exist
1983 North Premier League (2) 18 7 4 7 44 30 14 18 5th DNQ Did not exist Round of 16 Did not exist
1984 North Premier League (2) 20 8 4 8 26 41 −15 20 3rd DNQ Did not exist Quarter-finals Did not exist
1985 North Premier League (2) 18 9 4 5 32 24 8 22 5th DNQ Did not exist Not held Did not exist
1986 North Premier League (2) 18 14 0 4 60 13 47 28 3rd DNQ Did not exist Not held Did not exist
1987 North Premier League (2) 18 12 2 4 47 27 20 26 2nd DNQ Did not exist Semi-finals[32] Did not exist
1988 State League (2) 18 9 4 5 40 31 9 31 3rd Not held Did not exist — Did not exist
1989 State League (2) 18 9 5 4 39 21 18 32 4th Not held Did not exist — Did not exist
1990 State League (2) 23 11 7 5 44 26 18 40 4th Not held Did not exist Not held Did not exist
1991 State League (2) 16 10 2 4 36 24 12 32 3rd Not held Did not exist Winners[33] Did not exist
1992 State League (2) 21 8 4 9 30 33 −3 28 5th Not held Did not exist Not held Did not exist
1993 State League (2) 14 4 3 7 24 32 −8 15 7th Not held Did not exist Not held Did not exist
1994 State League (2) 16 9 3 4 35 24 11 30 2nd Not held Did not exist Not held Did not exist
1995 State League (2) 28 19 1 8 83 48 35 58 2nd Not held Did not exist — Did not exist
1996 State League (2) 18 8 3 7 30 31 −1 27 5th Not held Did not exist Semi-finals[34] Did not exist
1997 State League (2) 18 8 2 8 46 47 −1 26 5th Not held Did not exist Runners-up[35] Did not exist
1998 State League (2) 18 9 5 4 51 37 14 32 3rd Not held Did not exist Not held Did not exist
1999 State League (2) 16 11 2 3 43 18 25 35 2nd Not held Did not exist Not held Did not exist
2000 North Premier League (2) 20 15 4 1 80 19 61 49 2nd Not held Did not exist Quarter-finals[36] Did not exist
2001 North Premier League (2) 18 16 2 0 59 12 47 50 1st Runners-up Did not exist Quarter-finals[37] Did not exist
2002 North Premier League (2) 16 12 2 2 57 16 41 38 2nd DNQ Did not exist Runners-up[38] Did not exist
2003 North Premier League (2) 15 11 3 1 49 19 30 36 2nd DNQ Did not exist Semi-finals[39] Did not exist
2004 North Premier League (2) 16 12 4 0 45 13 32 40 2nd DNQ Did not exist Winners[40] Did not exist
2005 North Premier League (2) 16 14 1 1 57 14 43 43 1st Runners-up Did not exist Runners-up[41] Did not exist
2006 North Premier League (2) 16 9 4 3 43 20 23 31 2nd DNQ Did not exist Runners-up[42] Did not exist
2007 North Premier League (2) 16 8 1 7 34 25 9 25 4th DNQ Did not exist Winners[43] Did not exist
2008 North Premier League (2) 16 4 4 8 28 35 −7 16 7th DNQ Did not exist Round of 16[44] Did not exist
2009 North Premier League (2) 16 2 2 12 17 42 −25 8 8th DNQ Did not exist First round[45] Did not exist
2010 North Premier League (2) 16 2 2 12 35 51 −16 8 8th DNQ Did not exist First round[46] Did not exist
2011 North Premier League (2) 16 4 4 8 26 33 −7 16 7th DNQ Did not exist First round[47] Did not exist
2012 North Premier League (2) 16 5 3 8 22 40 −18 18 6th DNQ Did not exist Round of 16[48] Did not exist
2013 Victory League (2)4 21 0 1 20 13 115 −102 1 8th DNQ DNQ Round of 16[49] Did not exist
2014 Victory League (2) 21 3 1 17 29 86 −57 10 8th DNQ DNQ Quarter-finals[50] DNQ
2015 Victory League (2) 21 7 3 11 39 51 −12 24 5th Quarter-finals DNQ Quarter-finals[51] DNQ
2016 NPL Tasmania (2)4 21 7 2 12 24 58 −34 23 5th Quarter-finals DNQ Round of 16[52] DNQ
2017 NPL Tasmania (2) 21 5 3 13 25 58 −33 18 6th Quarter-finals DNQ Semi-finals[53] DNQ
2018 NPL Tasmania (2) 21 11 4 6 56 32 24 37 4th Not held DNQ Semi-finals[54] DNQ
2019 NPL Tasmania (2) 24 7 4 14 38 51 −13 25 7th Not held DNQ Round of 16[55] DNQ
2020 NPL Tasmania (2)4 14 1 1 12 13 32 -19 4 8th Not held Cancelled Semi-finals[56] Cancelled
2021 NPL Tasmania (2) 21 7 1 13 26 48 −22 22 5th Not held Not held Semi-finals[57] DNQ
2022 NPL Tasmania (2) 21 9 2 10 31 44 −13 29 5th Not held Not held Round of 16[58] DNQ
2023 NPL Tasmania (2) 21 8 3 10 26 34 −8 27 6th Not held DNQ Quarter-finals[59] DNQ
2024 NPL Tasmania (2) 21 9 4 8 38 34 4 31 5th Not held Not held Quarter-finals[60] DNQ
2025 NPL Tasmania (2) 21 16 2 3 82 22 60 50 2nd Not held Not held Semi-finals[61] DNQ
Notes
  1. Up to and including 1987, a win was worth 2 points; from 1988 onward, 3 points.
  2. No Tasmanian finals or playoffs were held in 1978–81 and 1988–99 (State League era), or in 2000 (State League in recess; competition reverted to North and South Premier Leagues).
  3. The Statewide Cup was introduced in 1963, shifted to regional knockout competitions in 1970–71, then reverted to a statewide format from 1972 onward.
  4. The statewide top tier was branded the Victory League (2013–2015) and has been NPL Tasmania (2016–present); both are the State League.
  5. Shortened season due to COVID-19

Women

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Season League Cup Competitions
Name (national level) Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts1 Position Tasmanian Finals Statewide Cup
1983 North Premier League (2)2 16 8 2 6 42 22 20 18 3rd[62] DNQ —
1984 North Premier League (2) 20 16 1 3 48 7 41 33 3rd[63] DNQ —
1985 North Premier League (2) — — — — — — — — — — —
1986 North Premier League (2) 18 10 4 4 45 20 25 24 3rd[64] DNQ —
1987 North Premier League (2) 18 18 0 0 — — — 36 1st[65] — —
1988 North Premier League (2) — — — — — — — — — — —
1989 North Premier League (2) — — — — — — — — — — —
1990 North Premier League (2) — — — — — — — — — — —
1991 North Premier League (2) — — — — — — — — — — —
1992 North Premier League (2) — — — — — — — — — — —
1993 North Premier League (2) — — — — — — — — — — —
1994 North Premier League (2) — — — — — — — — — — —
1995 North Premier League (2) — — — — — — — — — — —
1996 North Premier League (2) — — — — — — — — — — —
1997 North Premier League (2) — — — — — — — — — — —
1998 North Premier League (2) 16 13 1 2 106 32 74 40 2nd[66] Not held —
1999 North Premier League (2) — — — — — — — — — Not held —
2000 North Premier League (2) 18 18 0 0 147 12 135 54 1st[67] Not held —
2001 North Premier League (2) 15 15 0 0 95 8 87 45 1st[68] Not held —
2002 North Premier League (2) 14 12 0 2 — — — 36 2nd3[69] Not held —
2003 North Premier League (2) 18 12 1 5 79 25 54 37 2nd[70] Not held —
2004 North Premier League (2) 16 13 1 2 90 11 79 40 2nd[71] Not held —
2005 North Premier League (2) 14 14 0 0 81 6 75 42 1st[72] Not held —
2006 North Premier League (2) 15 15 0 0 109 14 95 45 1st[73] Runners-up —
2007 North Premier League (2) 16 16 0 0 110 8 102 48 1st[74] Winners —
2008 North Premier League (2) 18 18 0 0 144 6 138 54 1st[75] — —
2009 North Premier League (2) 18 17 0 1 148 8 140 51 1st[76] — —
2010 North Premier League (2) 17 17 0 0 161 3 158 51 1st[77] — —
2011 North Premier League (2) 15 15 0 0 136 8 128 455 1st[78][79] — Runners-up[80]
2012 North Premier League (2) 19 18 0 1 164 10 154 54 1st[81] Winners[82] Semi-finals[83]
2013 North Premier League (2) 18 16 1 1 110 15 95 49 1st[84] Semi-finals[85] Quarter-finals[86]
2014 North Premier League (2) 18 16 1 1 139 9 130 49 2nd[87] Semi-finals[88] Semi-finals[89]
2015 North Premier League (2) 21 17 2 2 167 31 136 53 2nd[90] Semi-finals[91] Winners[92]
2016 State League (2)6 127[93] 9 0 3 55 21 34 27 2nd[94] Not held Not held[95]
2017 State League (2) 21 15 1 5 84 30 54 46 2nd[96] Not held Runners-up[97]
2018 State League (2) 21 10 3 8 59 40 19 33 3rd[98] Not held Quarter-finals[99]
2019 — — — — — — — — —[100][101] — — —
2020 North Premier League (2) 14 4 2 8 23 39 −16 14 6th[102] Not held Round of 16[103]
2021 North Premier League (2) 21 8 3 10 39 55 −16 27 5th[104] Not held Did not enter[105]
2022 North Premier League (2) 21 6 2 13 29 50 −21 20 6th[106] Not held Did not enter[107]
2023 North Premier League (2) 21 4 1 16 20 61 −41 13 7th[108] Not held Round of 16[109]
2024 North Premier League (2) 20 7 2 11 33 36 −3 23 4th[110] Not held Did not enter[111]
2025 North Premier League (2) 18 14 3 1 55 17 38 45 1st[112] Not held Quarter-finals[113]
Notes
  1. Up to and including 1987, a win was worth 2 points; from 1988 onward, 3 points.
  2. The North Premier League was titled the Women’s Northern League from 1983 to 1996; Northern Women’s Premier League from 1997 to 2014; and from 2015 onward Northern Women’s Championship.[114]
  3. Football Federation Tasmania’s season summaries for 2002 only the league champion; full standings and match statistics aren’t provided.[69]
  4. 2011 figures are taken from archived ladder/results snapshots in August 2011 and reflect matches to those dates; a complete final ladder has not been located.[78][79]
  5. The Women’s Super League, a statewide competition, was announced in December 2015 and began in 2016.[93]
  6. In 2016 the Women’s Super League ran as a 12-week pilot alongside the Northern and Southern Premier Leagues (i.e., a shortened season).[93]

Honours

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Men

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Type Competitions # Winners # Runners-up
Statewide State Championship1 2 1961, 1963 10 1960, 1965, 1966, 1969, 1971, 1972, 1975, 1976, 2001, 2005
State League2 — — 5 1981, 1994, 1995, 1999, 2025
Statewide Cup3 5 1966, 1976, 1991, 2004, 2007 6 1964, 1977, 1997, 2002, 2005, 2006
Cadbury Trophy4 1 1979 — —
Northern Northern Premiership5 17 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1965, 1966, 1968, 1969, 1971, 1972, 1975, 1976, 1984, 1986, 2001, 2005 10 1964, 1967, 1973, 1982, 1987, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006
Northern Knockout Cup6 5 1964[115], 1965[116], 1966[116], 1968[117], 1973[116] 3 1963[118], 1970[119], 1971[120]
Steve Hudson Cup7 9 1987, 1989, 1991, 1993, 1996, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2007 1 2006
Advocate Coca-Cola Night Soccer Series8 1 1981 — —
Notes
  1. Historically often decided by a playoff between North and South league winners. In 1978–81 and 1988–99 (earlier State League eras) the league winner was also crowned the State Champion, and no additional final series or playoff was held.[121][122]
  2. Since the reintroduction of the State League in 2013 it was branded the Victory League (2013–2015) and has been National Premier Leagues Tasmania (2016–present).[121][122]
  3. The Statewide Cup has been named the Milan Lakoseljac Memorial Trophy since 2000.[121][122]
  4. The Cadbury Trophy was a statewide knockout competition held in addition to the Statewide Cup.[121][122]
  5. Currently known as the Northern Championship; often called the Northern Premier League, with clubs participating from the North and (since 1969) North-West of Tasmania.[121][122]
  6. A northern knockout competition featuring teams from both the North and North-West of Tasmania.[121][122]
  7. The Steve Hudson Cup was a northern pre-season competition.[121][122]
  8. The Night Soccer Series was a northern competition held at Devonport.[123]

Women

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Type Competitions # Winners # Runners-up
Statewide State Championship1 2 2007, 2012 — —
State League2 — — — —
Statewide Cup 1 2015 — —
Northern Northern Premiership3 17 1987, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2016, 2025 1 2003[124], 2004[125]
Notes
  1. Historically often decided by a playoff between North and South league winners or in a finals serie until the introduction of the State League.[121][114]
  2. Women's State League introduced in 2016, known as the Women's Super League.[121][114]
  3. Currently known as the Northern Championship; often called the Northern Premier League, with clubs participating from the North and North-West of Tasmania.[121][114]

Individual honours

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Men's State League

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Player of the Year

Year Player
1986 England Colin Guest
1987 England Peter Savill
1989 England Peter Savill
1994 England Anthony Valentine
2025 Australia Angus Taylor


Coach of the Year

Year Coach
2015 Australia Lino Sciulli
2022 Australia Lino Sciulli
2025 England Daniel Syson


Golden Boot

Year Player Goals
1981 England Peter Sawdon 20
1988 England Colin Guest 22
1990 Australia Roger Mies 22
2025 England Thierry Swaby; Australia Angus Taylor 25

Peter Sawdon also awarded Rothmans Medal winner (State League Player of the Year) 1985 and 1988 with George Town United.

Goal of the Year

Year Player
2018 Australia Noah Mies
2024 England Thierry Swaby

Rising Star Award

Year Player
2017 Australia Noah Mies

Team of the Year

Year Coach Player(s)
2025 England Daniel Syson Australia William Humphrey; Japan Kazuki Hashimoto; England Thierry Swaby; Australia Angus Taylor

Women's State League

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Player of the Year

Year Player
2017 England Beth Bygrave

Northern Men's League

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Player of the Year

Year Player
1961 England Terry Clark[126]
2003 Australia Justin Dyer

Golden Boot

Year Player Goals
1969 Germany Hans Streit 25
2000 Australia Antonio Macri 23
2004 Australia Alex Brownlie 14
2005 Australia Roger Mies 14[127]

Northern Women's League

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Player of the Year

Year Player
2005 Australia Jill Couch
2006 Australia Jill Couch[128]
2007 Australia Chelsea Smith[128]
2008 Australia Chelsea Smith[128]
2009 Australia Chelsea Smith[128]
2011 Australia Lauren Hough[128][129]
2013 Australia Caitlin Storay[128]
2014 Australia Caitlin Storay[128]
2015 Australia Caitlin Storay[128]

Coach of the Year

Year Coach
2011 Australia Jason Jones[129]
2025 Australia Michael Cheney; Australia Stephen Pearce

Northern Women's League Golden Boot

Year Player Goals
2005 Australia Chelsea Smith
2008 Australia Chelsea Smith
2011 Australia Chelsea Smith [129]

Records

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Men's

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Biggest Win:

Date Venue Competition Home Team Home Team Goals Away Team Away Team Goals
02/08/1981 Prospect Vale Tasmanian State League Launceston Juventus 12 Glenorchy Croatia 1[130]

Highest Scoring Game

Date Venue Competition Home Team Home Team Goals Away Team Away Team Goals
02/08/2025 Prospect Vale Tasmanian State League Launceston City 12 Clarence Zebras 3[131]

Women's

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Biggest Win:

Date Venue Competition Home Team Home Team Goals Away Team Away Team Goals
24/03/2018 Prospect Vale Tasmanian State League Launceston City 11 Clarence United 0[132]

Highest Scoring Game

Date Venue Competition Home Team Home Team Goals Away Team Away Team Goals
24/03/2018 Prospect Vale Tasmanian State League Launceston City 11 Clarence United 0[133]

Hall of Fame Teams

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Men's 1958 - 1978
Player Position
Italy Len Gugliotti Goalkeeper
Australia Warren Lockett Goalkeeper
Australia Marshall Brown Goalkeeper
Netherlands Peter Mies (C) Centre half
Scotland Tom Strickland Centre half
Italy Flavio De Paoli Left back
Italy Luigi Mischis Right back
England Terry Clark (VC) Midfield
Australia Arthur Webb Midfield
England Ross Wesson Midfield
Italy Tony Zanetto Midfield
Netherlands Billy Van Der Pols Left wing
Italy Mario Morosini Right wing
Germany Hans Streit Forward
Italy Enrico Visentin Forward
Men's 1979 - 2008
Player Position
England Nick Scott Goalkeeper
Australia Alex Brownlie Centre back
England Ernie Guest Centre back
England Steve Guest Centre back
England Jeff Butler Left back
England Barry Hemsley Full back
Australia Justin Dyer Midfield
Australia Luigi Gugliotti Midfield
Australia Leighton Hodge Midfield
Republic of Ireland Liam Monagle (VC) Midfield
England Peter Savill (C) Midfield
England Tony Valentine Midfield
England Colin Guest Forward
Australia Roger Mies Forward
England Peter Sawdon Forward
Women's 1983 - 2008
Player Position
Australia Anna Lord Goalkeeper
Australia Amanda Newson Goalkeeper
Australia Melissa Wilcox (née Dyer) Centre back
Australia Sharon O'Halloran Centre back
Australia Jenny Duffy (née Maher) Full back
Australia Jenni Jones Full back
Australia Anna Luciani Full back
Australia Kirsten Mccreghan Full back
Australia Kristen Beams Midfield
Australia Jill Couch (C) Midfield
Australia Kailee Goodwin Midfield
Australia Mandy Di Guglielmo (VC) Midfield
Australia Kylie Jones Midfield
Australia Julie Webb Midfield
Australia Chelsea Smith Forward

Office Holders

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Years Chairman Senior President Junior President Treasurer Secretary
1958 N/A Italy Frank Buttazoni N/A Australia Frank Smith
1959 N/A Italy Frank Buttazoni N/A England Terry Clark Australia Frank Smith
1960 N/A Italy Frank Buttazoni N/A England Terry Clark Australia Frank Smith
1961 N/A Italy Frank Buttazoni N/A England Terry Clark; Australia Frank Smith Australia Frank Smith
1962 N/A Italy Frank Buttazoni N/A Italy Eddie Vedovelli Australia Frank Smith
1963 N/A Italy Frank Buttazoni N/A Italy Eddie Vedovelli Australia Frank Smith
1964 N/A Italy Frank Buttazoni N/A Italy Eddie Vedovelli Australia Frank Smith
1965 N/A N/A
1966 N/A N/A
1967 N/A N/A
1968 N/A N/A
1969 N/A N/A
1970 N/A N/A
1971 N/A N/A
1972 N/A N/A
1973 N/A N/A
1974 N/A N/A
1975 N/A N/A
1976 N/A Netherlands Peter Mies N/A England Ross Wesson
1977 N/A Scotland Alec McNeill N/A Australia John Biggar Netherlands Frank Stolp
1978 N/A Scotland Alec McNeill N/A England Terry Clark Netherlands Frank Stolp
1979 N/A Netherlands Peter Mies N/A Scotland John McKenna Netherlands Frank Stolp
1980 N/A Netherlands Peter Mies N/A Australia Kieran Fisher Netherlands Billy Van Der Pols
1981 N/A Netherlands Peter Mies N/A Australia Kieran Fisher Australia Rod Willey
1982 N/A Netherlands Peter Mies N/A England Ross Wesson Australia Rod Willey
1983 N/A Netherlands Peter Mies N/A England Ross Wesson Australia Rod Willey
1984 N/A Netherlands Frank Stolp Australia Rob Brewer England Terry Clark Australia Rod Willey
1985 N/A England Ross Wesson Australia Rob Brewer England Terry Clark Australia Rod Willey
1986 N/A England Ross Wesson Australia Rob Brewer Australia Antonio Capellazzo Netherlands Frank Stolp
1987 N/A England Ross Wesson Australia Rob Brewer Australia Antonio Capellazzo Australia Jenny Duffy (née Maher)
1988 N/A Australia Doc Burdon Australia Rob Brewer Australia Antonio Capellazzo Australia Jim Hunter
1989 N/A England Ross Wesson Australia Rob Brewer Australia Bruce Phillip Australia Jenny Duffy (née Maher)
1990 N/A England Ross Wesson Australia Rob Brewer Australia Antonio Capellazzo; Australia Rob Luciani England Ross Wesson
1991 N/A England Ross Wesson Australia Rob Brewer Australia Rob Luciani Netherlands Frank Stolp
1992 N/A Netherlands Frank Stolp Australia Rob Brewer Australia Rob Luciani Australia Mandy Di Gugliemo
1993 N/A England Ross Wesson Australia Rob Brewer Australia Rob Luciani Australia Mandy Di Gugliemo
1994 N/A Australia Kerry Dennis Australia Rob Brewer Australia Frank Deak Australia John Tsheppera
1995 N/A England Ross Wesson Australia Rob Brewer Australia Roger Mies Australia Frank Deak
1996 N/A England Ross Wesson Australia Rob Brewer Australia Roger Mies Australia Peg Couch
1997 N/A England Ross Wesson Australia Rob Brewer Australia Roger Mies Australia Peg Couch
1998 N/A Netherlands Peter Mies Australia Rob Brewer Australia Roger Mies Australia Peg Couch
1999 N/A Netherlands Peter Mies Australia Rob Brewer Australia Rob Luciani Scotland Jessie McKay
2000 N/A Netherlands Peter Mies Australia Rob Brewer Australia Rob Luciani Scotland Jessie McKay
2001 N/A Australia Robert Luciani Australia Rob Brewer Australia Ric De Santi Scotland Jessie McKay
2002 N/A Australia Robert Luciani Australia Rob Brewer Australia Ric De Santi Scotland Jessie McKay
2003 N/A Australia Robert Luciani Australia Rob Brewer Australia Ric De Santi Scotland Jessie McKay
2004 N/A Australia Noel Van Est Australia Rob Brewer Australia Ric De Santi Scotland Jessie McKay
2005 N/A Australia Noel Van Est Australia Rob Brewer Australia Ric De Santi Australia Noel Van Est
2006 N/A Australia Noel Van Est Australia Rob Brewer Australia Rob Luciani Australia Tracey Pel
2007 N/A Australia Noel Van Est Australia Rob Brewer Australia Sam Wesson Scotland Jessie McKay
2008 N/A Australia Noel Van Est Australia Rob Brewer Australia Sam Wesson Scotland Jessie McKay
2009 N/A Australia Jason Jones Australia Michael Hancox Australia Rob Luciani Australia Tony Rossi
2010 N/A Australia Jason Jones Australia Michael Hancox Australia Rob Luciani Australia Tony Rossi
2011 N/A Australia Jason Jones Australia Michael Hancox Australia Rob Luciani Australia Tony Rossi
2012 N/A Australia Jason Jones Australia Michael Hancox Australia Rob Luciani Australia Tony Rossi
2013 N/A Australia Jason Jones Australia Michael Hancox Australia Rob Luciani Australia Jenny Duffy (née Maher)
2014 N/A Australia David Backhouse Australia Michael Hancox Australia Rob Luciani Republic of Ireland Celine Egan
2015 N/A Republic of Ireland Austin Fagan Australia Michael Hancox Australia David Backhouse; Australia Rob Luciani Australia Jenny Duffy (née Maher)
2016 N/A Republic of Ireland Austin Fagan Australia Michael Hancox Australia David Backhouse Australia Jenny Duffy (née Maher)
2017 N/A Republic of Ireland Austin Fagan Australia Michael Hancox Australia David Backhouse Australia Jenny Duffy (née Maher)
2017 N/A Republic of Ireland Austin Fagan Australia Brook Noble Australia David Backhouse Australia Jenny Duffy (née Maher)
2018 N/A England Andrew Heap; Australia Robert Dorazio Australia Brook Noble Australia David Backhouse; Australia Roger Mies Australia Jenny Duffy (née Maher); Australia Amanda Murphy
2019 N/A Australia Danny Linger Australia Alex Aylott Australia Amanda Murphy Australia Cathy Hancox
Junior & senior committees amalgamated into one club and formed an overarching board to oversee all operations of the football club
2020 Australia Luigi Gugliotti Australia Danny Linger Australia Tarnya Frost Australia Chris Hennessy Australia Amy Geach; Australia Debbie Ratcliffe
2021 Australia Luigi Gugliotti Australia Danny Linger Australia Tarnya Frost Australia Chris Hennessy Australia Debbie Ratcliffe
2022 Australia Luigi Gugliotti Australia Danny Linger Australia Tarnya Frost Australia Ric De Santi Australia Debbie Ratcliffe
2023 Australia Luigi Gugliotti Australia Danny Linger Australia Joshua Perry Australia Ric De Santi Australia Debbie Ratcliffe; Australia Jessica Woodroffe
2024 Australia Luigi Gugliotti Australia Danny Linger Australia Joshua Perry Australia Ric De Santi Australia Jessica Woodroffe
2025 Australia Luigi Gugliotti Australia Danny Linger Australia Reannah Douglas Australia Ric De Santi Australia Jessica Woodroffe

Life Members

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Years Life Member
1979 Italy Eddie Vedovelli | Italy Aldo De Santi
1980 Netherlands Peter Mies | Germany Hans Streit | Scotland Tom Strickland
1981 Australia Sergio Del Grande
1982 Australia Enrico Visentin | Italy Mario Morosini
1983 Netherlands Christine Mies
1987 England Ross Wesson
1990 Australia Ric De Santi | Australia Leighton Hodge | England Peter Savill
1992 England Barry Hemsley
1999 Australia Roger Mies
2000 Australia Mandy Di Gugliemo | Australia Robert Luciani
2002 Australia Luigi Gugliotti
2005 Scotland Jessie McKay
2008 Scotland David Craig | Australia Jenny Duffy (née Maher) | England Jeff Butler | Australia Jill Couch
2010 Australia Noel Van Est | Australia Tony Rossi | Australia Jason Jones
2014 Australia Lino Sciulli | Australia Matthew Heather
2015 Republic of Ireland Mick Egan
2016 Australia Bill Couch
2020 Australia Jamie Richardson
2021 Australia Danny Linger | Australia Melissa Wilcox (née Dyer)
2023 Australia Justin Dyer
2024 Australia Robert D'Orazio
Years Westside Devils Life Member
Australia Rob Brewer
Australia Veronica Brewer
Australia Noel Van Est
Australia Judy Avnell
Australia Ian Loft
Australia Jeff Garwood
Australia Ken Claridge
Australia Mick Egan
Australia Tony Rossi
Australia Nigel Ratcliffe
Scotland John McKenna
Australia Scott Hudson
Australia Dirk Nankervis
Australia Maree Bauld
Australia Garry Swan
Australia Paul Mischis
Republic of Ireland Austin Fagan
Australia Peter Ryan
Australia Louise Lucas
Australia Cathy Hancox
Australia Sharon Parker
Australia Michael Hancox

Leadership and Awards

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Men

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Year Coach Captain Best & Fairest Golden Boot
1958 Italy Martell Stossich
1959 Italy Tony Zanetto England Terry Clark
1960 England Albert Clark England Terry Clark
1961 Italy Enrico Visentin England Terry Clark
1962 Netherlands Peter Mies England Terry Clark
1963 Netherlands Peter Mies Netherlands Peter Mies
1964 Netherlands Peter Mies Netherlands Peter Mies
1965 Scotland George Arnott
1966
1967
1968
1969 Germany Hans Streit (25)
1970
1971
1972 England John Austin
1973 Scotland Tom Strickland
1974
1975 England Ross Wesson Germany Hans Streit
1976 England John Austin Scotland Tom Strickland
1977 Scotland Tom Strickland
1978 Scotland Tom Strickland; Scotland Jock Glass Scotland Tom Strickland
1979 England Paul Throssel Scotland Tom Strickland
1980 England Ross Wesson
1981 England Ken Worden England Peter Sawdon England Peter Sawdon (20)
1982 England Bobby Kent England Peter Savill
1983 England Bobby Kent England Peter Savill
1984 England Ross Wesson England Barry Hemsley
1985 Australia Lars McNaughton Australia Shane Dennis
1986 Australia Leighton Hodge England Colin Guest
1987 Australia Leighton Hodge England Colin Guest; England Peter Savill
1988 England Ross Wesson Australia Luigi Gugliotti England Peter Savill England Colin Guest (22)
1989 England Peter Savill Republic of Ireland Liam Monagle
1990 England Peter Savill Australia Roger Mies Australia Roger Mies (22)
1991 England Peter Savill Republic of Ireland Liam Monagle Australia Paul Gimpl Australia Roger Mies (11)
1992 England Peter Savill Republic of Ireland Liam Monagle Australia Drew McNeill
1993 Scotland David Craig Republic of Ireland Liam Monagle Australia Roger Mies
1994 Scotland David Craig Australia Roger Mies Australia John Visentin
1995 Scotland David Craig Australia Roger Mies Australia John Compagne
1996 Australia Peter Davidson Australia Roger Mies Australia Justin Dyer
1997 Australia Lino Sciulli Australia Justin Dyer Australia Chris Couch
1998 England Peter Sawdon Australia Justin Dyer Australia Justin Dyer; England Mark Donohue Australia Chris Couch (21)
1999 Scotland David Craig Australia Justin Dyer Australia Roger Mies Australia Jason Clayton (14)
2000 Scotland David Craig Australia Justin Dyer Australia Alex Brownlie Australia Antonio Macri (23)
2001 Australia Luigi Gugliotti Australia Justin Dyer Australia Justin Dyer Australia Roger Mies (10)
2002 Australia Luigi Gugliotti Australia Justin Dyer Australia Alex Brownlie; Australia Nick Macri; Australia Ben Van Est Australia Antonio Macri (15)
2003 Australia Luigi Gugliotti Australia Justin Dyer Australia Roger Mies Australia Nick Macri (12)
2004 Australia Luigi Gugliotti Australia Justin Dyer Australia David Jordaan Australia Alex Brownlie (14)
2005 England Ken Morton Australia David Jordaan Australia Roger Mies Australia Roger Mies (14)
2006 Australia Luigi Gugliotti Australia Justin Dyer Australia Alex Brownlie; Australia Justin Dyer Australia Drew McNeill (15)
2007 Scotland David Craig Australia Alex Brownlie Australia Justin Dyer Australia Roger Mies (14)
2008 England Peter Savill England Michael Frost England Michael Frost England Michael Frost; Australia Sam Morley (6)
2009 England Peter Savill England Michael Frost Australia Luke Kolodjashnij Australia Chris Hill (5)
2010 Australia Kurt Reynolds Australia Luke Kolodjashnij Australia Luke Kolodjashnij Australia Antonio Macri (15)
2011 Australia Lino Sciulli Australia Luke Kolodjashnij Australia Michael Beechey Australia Antonio Macri (8)
2012 Australia Lino Sciulli England Michael Frost Australia Sam Morley Australia Antonio Macri (8)
2013 Australia Dane Hudson; Republic of Ireland Mark Egan Australia Shane Egan Australia Alex Sciulli United Arab Emirates Saeed Bin Sumaida (5)
2014 Australia Kurt Reynolds Australia Nathan Bartlett Australia Nick Abougelis; Australia Nathan Bartlett Australia Nathan Bartlett (6)
2015 Australia Lino Sciulli Australia Toby Omenihu Australia Dominic Rossi Australia Dominic Rossi (8)
2016 Australia Lino Sciulli Australia Toby Omenihu Australia Aaron Campbell Australia Nathan Bartlett; Australia Aaron Campbell (5)
2017 Australia Ben Brookfield Australia Nathan Butler Australia Aaron Campbell Australia Noah Mies (6)
2018 Malaysia Jes Kenth England Daniel Syson England Daniel Syson United States Tyler Fischer (19)
2019 England Peter Sawdon; Australia Lino Sciulli Australia Lindsay Millington Australia Charlie Dyer Australia Noah Mies (16)
2020 England Roger Hardwicke England Samuel Ridgard Australia Matthew Oh Australia Samuel Ridgard (6)
2021 England Roger Hardwicke; Australia Lino Sciulli Australia Jarrod Linger Australia Jarrod Linger Afghanistan Yasin Mohammadi; England Daniel Smith (6)
2022 Australia Lino Sciulli Australia Lachlan Clark Australia Lachlan Clark Ghana Albert Amankwaa (8)
2023 England Daniel Syson Australia Lachlan Clark / Australia Joel Stone Australia Joel Stone Australia Toby Simeoni (6)
2024 England Daniel Syson Australia Lachlan Clark / Australia Joel Stone England Thierry Swaby England Thierry Swaby (18)
2025 England Daniel Syson Australia Lachlan Clark / Australia Jack Woodland Australia Angus Taylor England Thierry Swaby (25); Australia Angus Taylor (25)

Notes

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Since 2009, the senior men’s Best and Fairest has been known as the Peter Savill Medal.

Women

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Year Coach Captain Best & Fairest Golden Boot
1983 England Kerry Dennis Australia Anna Luciani (16)[134]
1984 England Kerry Dennis
1985 England Kerry Dennis
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995 Australia Jill Couch
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000 Australia Jason Jones Australia Jill Couch
2001 Australia Jason Jones Australia Jill Couch
2002 Australia Ben Quor Australia Melissa Wilcox (née Dyer) Brazil Jacqui Hernández-Morales
2003 Australia Ben Quor Australia Jill Couch Australia Jill Couch Australia Chelsea Smith (24)
2004 Australia Jason Jones Australia Jill Couch Australia Jill Couch Australia Chelsea Smith (35)
2005 Australia Jason Jones Australia Jill Couch Australia Chelsea Smith
2006 Australia Jason Jones Australia Jill Couch Australia Jill Couch (26)
2007 Australia Jason Jones Australia Jill Couch[135] Australia Chelsea Smith; Australia Kirsten Mccreghan[136] Australia Chelsea Smith (44)
2008 Australia Jason Jones Australia Jill Couch Australia Chelsea Smith (43)
2009 Australia Jason Jones Australia Jill Couch Australia Chelsea Smith (58)
2010 Australia Jason Jones Australia Jill Couch Australia Chelsea Smith (44)
2011 Australia Jason Jones Australia Jill Couch Australia Chelsea Smith (35)[129]
2012 Australia Jason Jones Australia Jill Couch Australia Jacinta Hall Australia Lauren Hough (35)
2013 Australia Jacinta Hall Australia Caitlin Storay (17)
2014 Australia Col Nicholson Australia Jemma Storay Australia Caitlin Storay (24)
2015 Australia Jason Jones Australia Caitlin Storay Australia Chelsea Smith (41)
2016 Australia Jason Jones Australia Caitlin Storay England Beth Bygrave Australia Jazmin Gorrie (14)
2017 Australia Luigi Gugliotti Australia Caitlin Storay England Beth Bygrave Australia Emily Hernyk (22)
2018 Australia Luigi Gugliotti England Selina Steventon Australia Brooke Hernyk Australia Keilin Fagan; Australia Emily Hernyk (12)
No women's team in 2019
2020 Australia Barry Baker Australia / Darren Cook Australia Kiara Walsh England Sarah Campbell England Sarah Campbell (4)
2021 Australia Barry Baker England Sarah Campbell Australia Aimee Hawes Australia Zali Kirkman (19)
2022 Australia Richard Reilly England Sarah Campbell England Sarah Campbell Australia Rebecca Barrett (8)
2023 Australia Richard Reilly / Australia Jason Hawes England Sarah Campbell England Sarah Campbell Australia Isabella Taylor (5)
2024 Australia Michael Cheney / Australia Stephen Pearce England Sarah Campbell England Sarah Campbell England Sarah Campbell; Australia Amali Wynter (5)
2025 Australia Michael Cheney / Australia Stephen Pearce England Sarah Campbell England Sarah Campbell England Sarah Campbell; Australia Olivia Smith (12)

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