# Hobart Football Club > Mediated Wiki article. Canonical URL: https://mediated.wiki/source/Hobart_Football_Club > Markdown URL: https://mediated.wiki/source/Hobart_Football_Club.md > Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hobart_Football_Club > Source revision: 1339968779 > License: Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/) Australian rules football club in Tasmania This article includes a list of general references, but it lacks sufficient corresponding inline citations. Please help to improve this article by introducing more precise citations. (June 2019) (Learn how and when to remove this message) Australian rules football club Hobart Names Full name Hobart Football Club Nickname Tigers Club song "Hobart Forever Boys" 2025 (SFL) season Home-and-away season 6th from 8 Leading goalkicker Harry Van Kraanen (31) Club details Founded 19 December 1944; 81 years ago (1944-12-19) Colours Competition SFL Community League President Josh Munting Coach Allen Christensen Premierships SFL (1) 1999 TFL (9) 1950 1954 1959 1960 1963 1966 1973 1980 1990 Tasmanian State Premiership (1) 1959 Ground TCA Ground (capacity: 6,500) Uniforms Home Away Other information Official website hobartfc.com.au **Hobart Football Club** (nicknamed **The Tigers**) is an [Australian rules football](/source/Australian_rules_football) club based in [Hobart](/source/Hobart), Tasmania. The club play their home fixtures at the [TCA Ground](/source/TCA_Ground) on the Queens Domain, in Hobart and is a member of the [Southern Football League](/source/Southern_Football_League_(Tasmania)). ## History The Hobart Football Club was formed at a meeting at The Continental Ballroom in [Hobart](/source/Hobart) on 19 December 1944 and became a playing member of the [Tasmanian Football League](/source/Tasmanian_Football_League) (TFL) in 1945 as a direct continuation of the former [Cananore Football Club](/source/Cananore_Football_Club) which participated in the TFL from 1908 to 1941.[1] The club was a playing member of the [TFL](/source/Tasmanian_Football_League) from 1945 to 1997 when it had its license cancelled by the TFL due its perilous financial position and ongoing poor onfield performances. Hobart's finest era was from 1947 to 1966 when they made the finals in all bar three years, earned five minor premierships and took out six TFL premiership titles in 1950, 1954, 1959, 1960, 1963 and 1966 and the 1959 State Premiership from ten grand final appearances during that era. From 1967 to 1985 Hobart would find success rare, taking out an incredible win in the 1973 decider against the previously unbeaten Sandy Bay and the 1980 [Winfield Statewide Cup](/source/Winfield_Statewide_Cup) and TFL premiership in the same season, between 1967 and 1985 the club finished last on eleven occasions, second last on two other occasions. In 1986 the TFL switched to a new Statewide format and this seemed to reinvigorate the club with strong recruiting and good junior players coming through the system, the Tigers were to enter another strong period in their history under high-profile coaches [Peter Hudson](/source/Peter_Hudson) (1986-1987) and [Mark Browning](/source/Mark_Browning) (1988-1992), the Tigers participated in six finals series in seven years and participated in three grand finals and earned its last major premiership title in 1990 over North Launceston. After losing the 1992 TFL Grand Final to North Hobart, Hobart would never again be a dominant force in Tasmanian football, the resignation of coach Mark Browning after the season ended saw the club have four senior coaches in twelve months and eventually Hobart were to announce in 1994 that they were servicing debts of $450,000 as the Tigers very future looked to be spiralling out of control. After five consecutive poor seasons and with continuous financial losses and poor attendances and an exodus of forty players from the club, the TFL discontinued Hobart's playing licence in 1997 to participate in the competition after that season and attempted to force the club into a three-way merger with Sandy Bay and North Hobart which ultimately failed to materialise. Hobart's final TFL match was on 23 August 1997 at North Hobart Oval when they were defeated by North Hobart by 48 points. The Tigers' participated in 1,002 TFL games (441-552-9) as well as 15 extra matches (9-5-1) involving either Tasmanian State Grand Finals, State Preliminary Finals or matches in the 1980 Winfield Statewide Cup, giving the club a total of 1,017 all-time matches at the completion of their stint as a TFL club. In 1998 Hobart were given approval to join the relatively new Southern Football League, a competition formed only two years earlier involving clubs from the defunct Tasmanian Amateur Football League (Southern Division) and the Huon Football Association. As a prerequisite of entering the competition Hobart were required to cease using their Tigers emblem and black and gold playing uniform, instead opting to wear a predominantly Old Gold strip with black numbers and simple "HFC" emblem on the chest. After an initially tough start in their first season winning only four matches, Hobart were to sign former premiership player Steven Gillbee as playing coach and with a return of many former players in 1999, this would herald a return of the club as a power. Hobart went on to record minor premierships in 1999 and 2000, winning their first, and to date, only SFL premiership in 1999 along with eight finals series appearances from 1999 to 2008 under Steven Gillbee, Michael McGregor, Andrew Lamprill and Todd Lewis but premiership success would continuously elude them. After a fractious decision by the club to adopt the Brisbane Lions emblem, colours and playing strip for four seasons from 2005 to 2008, Hobart were accepted to join the new [Tasmanian State League](/source/Tasmanian_State_League) from 2009 to 2013 and began playing in their traditional Tigers playing strip once again but success was to elude Hobart both on and off the field in the TSL, with continuous financial losses, lack of on-field success and an AFL Tasmania decision to force a merger between them and North Hobart as a new Hobart City club, Hobart Football Club voted to withdraw from the TSL at the end of the 2013 season, the Tigers final match in the top tier of Tasmanian football saw them suffer a 35-point loss to Glenorchy on 24 August 2013 at the [TCA Ground](/source/TCA_Ground). As a result of the Tigers resignation from the TSL and return to the SFL the club lost almost its entire playing list to other TSL clubs. With the SFL also banning the club from recruiting other players from within the SFL during their first season it resulted in a player shortage which almost sent them into extinction. After two difficult seasons returning to SFL level Hobart were able to rebound in 2016 and make their first finals appearance since 2008, attempting to win their first finals match since 26 August 2006, but were defeated by New Norfolk by 38 points in the Elimination Final at [Boyer Oval](/source/Boyer_Oval), however that finals appearance proved to be a false dawn as the Tigers once again sank to the lower reaches of the SFL standings and suffered a winless 2019 season. After signing former Richmond-draftee Alex Gilmour as coach at the start of 2020, the club made the finals for only the second time in twelve years in a COVID-19 Pandemic interrupted season but bowed out to Lindisfarne in the Eliminational Final, despite a promising start to 2021, the injury-plagued Tigers fell away as the season progressed and finished in sixth position. The club has had somewhat of a nomadic existence throughout its long history having played on three home grounds at various stages. Hobart began playing at the [North Hobart Oval](/source/North_Hobart_Oval) from 1945, moving to the [TCA Ground](/source/TCA_Ground) part way through the 1946 season until it moved back to North Hobart in 1955 owing to a major disagreement with the Hobart Greyhound Racing Club (the TCA Ground's more financial and dominant shareholder) over exorbitant rent costs and did not return until 1961. From 1961 to 1982 Hobart played the vast majority of its home matches back at the TCA Ground until the TFL's ground rationalisation plans of the early 1980s saw the club forced to relocate from a by-then sub-standard facility to Glenorchy's [KGV Football Park](/source/KGV_Oval) for the start of the 1983 season and they would stay there until late in the 1986 season when the club made moves to resume playing matches at North Hobart in an effort to improve flagging attendance figures (Hobart's 1985 home attendances at KGV were the club's lowest since 1945). From the latter part of 1986 until the Tigers' final match in TFL football in 1997, the club resumed playing its home matches at North Hobart again, with the exception of four specially staged home matches back at the TCA Ground in 1995 and 1996 against North Hobart, Sandy Bay, Launceston and finally South Launceston in order to raise urgent funds for the then cash-strapped club. When Hobart were accepted into the SFL in 1998, the club resumed playing matches at the TCA Ground on a full-time basis and remains so to present. ## Information ### Affiliations - [TANFL](/source/Tasmanian_Football_League) (1945–1985) - [TFL Statewide League](/source/Statewide_Football_in_Tasmania) (1986–1997) - [SFL/SFL Premier League](/source/Southern_Football_League_(Tasmania)) (1998–2008) - [TSL](/source/Tasmanian_Football_League) (2009–2013) - [SFL/SFL Premier/SFL Community League](/source/Southern_Football_League_(Tasmania)) (2014–present) ## Honours **Joined SFL/Premier League/SFL Community League** - 1998–2008 and 2014–present **[SFL](/source/Southern_Football_League_(Tasmania)) Premierships** - 1999 **[SFL](/source/Southern_Football_League_(Tasmania)) Runner Up** - 2003 **[TFL](/source/Tasmanian_Football_League) Premierships** - 1950, 1954, 1959, 1960, 1963, 1966, 1973, 1980, 1990 **[TFL](/source/Tasmanian_Football_League) Runner Up** - 1947, 1949, 1952, 1955, 1989, 1992 **[Tasmanian State Premierships](/source/Tasmanian_State_Premiership)** - 1959 **[Winfield Statewide Cup](/source/Winfield_Statewide_Cup) Champions** - 1980 ### Attendance records **Record Home Attendance – TANFL** - 8,760 v [New Town](/source/Glenorchy_Football_Club) on 14 June 1949 at [North Hobart Oval](/source/North_Hobart_Oval) - 5,675 v [North Hobart](/source/North_Hobart_Demons) on 5 July 1947 at [TCA Ground](/source/TCA_Ground) **Record Home Attendance – TFL Statewide League** - 3,344 v [Clarence](/source/Clarence_Football_Club) on 5 May 1990 at [North Hobart Oval](/source/North_Hobart_Oval) **Record Finals Attendance – TANFL** - 17,111 v [Glenorchy](/source/Glenorchy_Football_Club) on 22 September 1980 ([1980 TANFL](/source/1980_TANFL_season) Grand Final) at [North Hobart Oval](/source/North_Hobart_Oval) **Record Finals Attendance – TFL Statewide League** - 16,528 v [North Hobart](/source/North_Hobart_Demons) on 16 September 1989 ([1989 TFL Statewide League](/source/1989_TFL_Statewide_League_season) Grand Final) at [North Hobart Oval](/source/North_Hobart_Oval) **Record Finals Attendance – Southern Football League** - 4,289 v [North Hobart](/source/North_Hobart_Demons) on 20 September 2003 (2003 [SFL](/source/Southern_Football_League_(Tasmania)) Grand Final) at [North Hobart Oval](/source/North_Hobart_Oval) ### Club Record Scores - [TFL](/source/Tasmanian_Football_League) 31.17 (203) v [Sth Launceston](/source/South_Launceston_Football_Club) 15.21 (111) on 25 August 1990 at [York Park](/source/York_Park) - [SFL](/source/Southern_Football_League_(Tasmania)) 36.14 (230) v [Channel](/source/Channel_Saints) 10.6 (66) on 22 April 2000 at [TCA Ground](/source/TCA_Ground) - [TSL](/source/Tasmanian_Football_League) 25.13 (163) v [Devonport](/source/Devonport_Football_Club) 11.5 (71) on 7 May 2011 at [TCA Ground](/source/TCA_Ground) **Club Record Quarter** - [TFL](/source/Tasmanian_Football_League) 13.3 (81) v [North Launceston](/source/North_Launceston_Football_Club) (4th Quarter) on 19 July 1986 at [York Park](/source/York_Park) - [SFL](/source/Southern_Football_League) 14.3 (87) v [Channel](/source/Channel_Saints) (4th Quarter) on 22 April 2000 at [TCA Ground](/source/TCA_Ground) - [TSL](/source/Tasmanian_Football_League) 10.1 (61) v [Devonport](/source/Devonport_Football_Club) (4th Quarter) on 7 May 2011 at [TCA Ground](/source/TCA_Ground) **Most Goals in a Match (individual)** - 15.3 – [Bernie Waldron](/source/Bernie_Waldron) – Hobart v [Clarence](/source/Clarence_Football_Club) on 30 August 1952 at [TCA Ground](/source/TCA_Ground) **Club Record Games Holder** - 405* – Justin Harvey (1995–2012 & 2018–2025) - 287 – D. K. "Kerry" Wilson (1961–1975) ### Individual #### Medal Winners **William Leitch Medal winners** (Awarded to the Best & Fairest Player in TFL Seniors) - 1947 – [Jack Sullivan](/source/Jack_Sullivan_(footballer_born_1919)) - 1957 – [Trevor Leo](/source/Trevor_Leo) - 1959 – [Mal Pascoe](/source/Mal_Pascoe) - 1964 – David Sullivan - 1965 – [Burnie Payne](/source/Burnie_Payne) - 1966 – [Burnie Payne](/source/Burnie_Payne) - 1984 – [Scott Wade](/source/Scott_Wade) **Darrel Baldock Medal winners** (Awarded to the best player in the TFL Statewide Grand Final) - 1990 – Michael Winter **George Watt Medal winners** (Awarded to the Best & Fairest Player in TFL Reserves) - 1952 – Joe Whittle - 1972 – Garry Rogers - 1982 – Steven Strong **Major V. A. Geard Medal winners** (Awarded to the Best Fairest Player in TFL Thirds) - 1944 – Don Foster (Macalburn) - 1945 – Max Walker (Macalburn) - 1946 – Alan Hughes (Macalburn) - 1947 – Alan Hughes (Macalburn) - 1953 – A. Unsworth (Macalburn) - 1961 – [Ian Stewart](/source/Ian_Stewart_(Australian_rules_footballer)) (Macalburn) - 1972 – Garry Whittle - 1978 – Jamie McIntyre - 1984 – Craig Randall - 1989 – Damian Goss - 1991 – Justin Goc - 1992 – Alan Bond - 1996 – Brent Dickson **D. R. Plaister Medal winners** (Awarded to the Best & Fairest Player in TFL Fourths) - 1986 – Simon Sproule **Weller Arnold Medal Winner** (Awarded to the best player in TFL Intrastate matches) - 1953 – John Golding - 1959 – Mal Pascoe - 1962 – Dennis Powell - 1969 – Burnie Payne - 1975 – Malcolm Bugg - 1979 – Murray Dickson & Scott Brain (Tie) - 1985 – Tony Marchant **Lipscombe Medal Winners** (Awarded to the best player in SFL Colts) - 2017 – Lachlan Plummer - 2019 – Brock Daniels #### Competition Leading Goalkickers **TFL Leading Goalkickers** - 1953 – [Bernie Waldron](/source/Bernie_Waldron) (47) - 1959 – [Mal Pascoe](/source/Mal_Pascoe) (75) - 1960 – [Mal Pascoe](/source/Mal_Pascoe) (57) - 1977 – Col Smith (49) - 1980 – [Paul Courto](/source/Paul_Courto) (86) - 1986 – [Wayne Fox](/source/Wayne_Fox) (105) - 1987 – [Wayne Fox](/source/Wayne_Fox) (80) (three-way tie) - 1993 – Keith Robinson (76) **SFL Leading Goalkickers** - 1999 – Dale Hall (98) ## Senior Coaches ### Senior Coaching History Period Coach 1945 Cecil Geappen 1946 Ron Savage 1946 Noel Gray Snr (Caretaker Coach) 1947–1950 Jack Sullivan 1951–1953 Bill Tonks 1954–1958 Bill Williams 1959–1965 Mal Pascoe 1966–1968 John Watts 1969–1970 Burnie Payne 1971–1972 Denis Munari 1972–1973 Alan Appleton 1974 Trevor Leo 1975–1976 David Harris 1977 Barry Grinter 1978–1979 Mal Pascoe 1980–1981 Paul Sproule 1982–1983 Bruce Greenhill 1984–1985 Scott Wade 1986–1987 Peter Hudson 1988–1992 Mark Browning 1993 Greg Lane 1993–1996 Wayne Petterd 1996–1997 Gary Williamson 1998 Ray O'Rourke 1999–2002 Stephen Gillbee 2003–2004 Michael McGregor 2005–2006 Ian Wilson 2006–2007 Andrew Lamprill 2008–2009 Todd Lewis 2009–2011 Graeme Fox 2012–2013 Anthony McConnon 2014–2016 Steven Woods 2017–2019 Mark Beck 2019 Nathan Hartnett (Caretaker Coach) 2020–2022 Alex Gilmour 2024 Daniel Gray 2025 Allen Christensen ## Senior Best and Fairest Winners - 1945 – Noel Atkins - 1946 – Harold Bailey - 1947 – [Jack Sullivan](/source/Jack_Sullivan_(footballer_born_1919)) - 1948 – Bob Verrier - 1949 – Alan Hughes - 1950 – Alan Hughes - 1951 – Alan Hughes - 1952 – Paddy Williams - 1953 – Leon Synott - 1954 – Terry Risely - 1955 – John Golding - 1956 – Kevin Free - 1957 – [Trevor Leo](/source/Trevor_Leo) - 1958 – Ray Hill - 1959 – Dennis Powell - 1960 – [Trevor Leo](/source/Trevor_Leo) - 1961 – Dennis Powell - 1962 – Dennis Powell - 1963 – [Burnie Payne](/source/Burnie_Payne) - 1964 – David Sullivan - 1965 – Dennis Powell - 1966 – Dennis Powell - 1967 – Dennis Powell - 1968 – Noel Mewett - 1969 – D.K "Kerry" Wilson - 1970 – Glenn Burrill - 1971 – Malcolm Bugg - 1972 – Robbie Claridge - 1973 – Malcolm Bugg - 1974 – [John Emin](/source/John_Emin) - 1975 – Michael Krause - 1976 – Ross Wright - 1977 – Kelvyn Anderson - 1978 – Murray Dickson - 1979 – Warren Cripps - 1980 – [Scott Wade](/source/Scott_Wade) - 1981 – Wayne Petterd, Chris Fagan & Kelvyn Anderson - 1982 – Tony Marchant - 1983 – Greg Thirgood - 1984 – [Scott Wade](/source/Scott_Wade) - 1985 – [Scott Wade](/source/Scott_Wade) - 1986 – Craig Hoyer - 1987 – Craig Hoyer - 1988 – [Mark Browning](/source/Mark_Browning) - 1989 – [Jamie Shanahan](/source/Jamie_Shanahan) - 1990 – Geoff Keogh - 1991 – Geoff Keogh - 1992 – Peter Baldwin - 1993 – Brenton Tapp - 1994 – Rob Veale - 1995 – Steven Gillbee - 1996 – Steven Gillbee - 1997 – Martin Free - 1998 – Justin Harvey - 1999 – Stephen Willis - 2000 – Brent Quinn & Michael Graves - 2001 – Mark Knott - 2002 – Craig Haremza - 2003 – Matthew Harvey - 2004 – Shawn Sartori - 2005 – Jamie Di Ienno - 2006 – Scott Dickson - 2007 – Michael Cassidy - 2008 – Trent Harvey - 2009 – Blair Kean - 2010 – Andrew Lemm - 2011 – Todd Willing - 2012 – Tarquin Netherway - 2013 – Jamie Di Ienno - 2014 – Tim Dennis - 2015 – Luke Sullivan - 2016 – Tim Langdale - 2017 – Luke Sullivan - 2018 – Jayden Charlton - 2019 – Gerard Lynd - 2020 – Luke Adams & Jack Adams - 2021 – Brock Daniels - 2022 – Brock Daniels - 2023 – (Not Awarded) - 2024 – Justin Harvey - 2025 – Jude Butler ## Hobart Football Club Past Presidents Period Club President 1945–1946 J.E Miller 1947–1951 Wally McIndoe 1952–1954 Clive Allen 1955–1956 R.A Whitney 1957–1959 Clive Allen 1960 Dr Nigel Abbott 1961–1962 Keith Daley 1963–1975 Ron Pitt (deceased) 1975–1977 Lionel Bould 1978–1981 Michael Wade 1982 Joe Whittle 1983 Max Verrier 1984–1987 Graeme Peck 1988–1990 Geoff George 1991–1994 Russell Young 1994–1995 Greg Lane 1996 John Thurley 1997–1998 Noel Gray Jnr 1998–2002 John Blake 2003–2011 Philip Baker 2012–2013 Sean Sullivan 2014–2018 Russell Young 2019–2020 Callum Upchurch 2021–2025 Joshua Munting ## References 1. **[^](#cite_ref-1)** ["Four districts clubs now formed"](https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/26046730/1871244). *[The Mercury](/source/The_Mercury_(Hobart))*. 20 December 1944. 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