Hume Football Netball League

Prior to the formation of the Hume Football League, various football associations and leagues had been organised in the southern Riverina area since the late 19th century, including the Hume Football Association (1922 to 1926), the Central Hume Football Association (1928 to 1934),^[1] the Albury & District Football League (1930 to 1957) and the Riverina Main Line Football Association. The latter was organised in 1922^[2] amongst clubs in towns that lay on the railway spur from the main Sydney-Melbourne line at Culcairn as far west as Balldale, as in the years pre-World War II, cars were still a relatively uncommon form of transport, with horses still being prevalent in the area.

Hume Football Association – 1922 to 1926.

There was an original Hume Football Association that was formed in 1922 and ran from 1922 to 1926 during its short history.

• Premiers / Runners Up
  • 1922 – Bulgandra: 8.12 – 60 defeated Walla Walla: 6.4 – 40.^[3] Other teams were Brocklesby, Burrumbuttock and Walbundrie.
  • 1923 – Burrumbuttock: 6.8 – 38 d Brocklesby: 6.5 – 35.^[4][5] Other teams were Bulgandra, Walbundrie and Walla Walla. Brocklesby & Walla Walla^[6] joined the Riverina Main Line Football Association in 1924.
  • 1924 – Bulgandra d Burrumbuttock.^[7] Other teams were Walbundrie and Walla Walla Sub Division (Ramblers).^[8] The Walla Walla Subdivision FC^[9] joined the Riverina Main Line Football Association in 1925. Burrumbuttock joined the Albury B. Grade Football Association in 1925.^[10]
  • 1925 – The Hume FA had an AGM in March 1925 with three club's, Bulgandra, Rand and Walbundrie interested in playing,^[11] but it appears the Hume FA went into recess in 1925.
  • 1926 – Rand: 10.3 – 64 d Bulgandra: 4.6 – 30.^[12][13][14] Other teams were Burrumbuttock and Walbundrie.^[15][16] Burrumbuttock joined the Albury & Border FA & Rand joined the Osborne FA in 1927,^[17] while Bulgandra and Walbundrie were forced to go into recess for 1927,^[18] as Walbundrie were refused entry into the Albury & Border FA.^[19] Bulgandra and Walbundrie then joined the Central Hume FA in 1928.

Appropriately, it was over concerns about travel times that caused the formation of the Hume Football League. The league was formed in 1933 by Jindera, Lavington, Gerogery and Border United (from Albury),^[20] who were disgruntled about the amount of travel required in the existing Central Hume Football Association. Gerogery won the inaugural season, winning the deciding Grand Final against Jindera.

In 1934, Border United withdrew after one season to be replaced by Bethanga, and Gerogery won their second premiership in a Grand Final against Lavington. In 1935, Walla Walla, Walbundrie and Burrumbuttock joined from the Central Hume Football Association, which was then dissolved.

The league's roster was relatively unstable in early years as clubs transferred from one local league to another, formed or disbanded.

• 1936: Wagga Road joined.
• 1939: Wagga Road and Bethanga left.
• 1940: Lavington withdrew.
• 1941–1944: In recess due to World War II.

Modern era

Since the 1970s and 1980s, increased mobility has meant that the original motivations behind the league's formation have lessened, and the league has taken in more teams from beyond its original domain, to cover more of the rural area between the regional cities of Albury and Wagga Wagga. Henty joined the Hume Football League in 1980, and Lockhart joined in 1982, both from the Farrer Football League. Rand moved to the Coreen & District Football League in 1983. Culcairn and Holbrook joined the league from the Tallangatta & District Football League in 1992 and 1999 respectively. East Lavington disbanded at the end of 1997.

At the same time, economic concerns and the effect of migration from rural areas on the number of participants, leading to difficulties fielding teams, has meant that clubs from smaller neighbouring towns are electing to merge rather than disband completely, thus in 2006 two merged entities competed for the first time, the Brocklesby Burrumbuttock Football Club and the Rand Walbundrie Football Club.

In recent years on the playing arena, Osborne has tended to dominate the competition, though the league remains fairly competitive with most clubs providing a challenge.

Due to the disbanding of the neighbouring Coreen & District Football League, most of its teams were moved to the Hume Football League, bringing the number to fifteen for the 2008 season; these were Billabong Crows (a merger of the former Urana and Oaklands Football Clubs), Coleambally, Coreen-Daysdale-Hopefield-Buraja United (CDHBU), Murray Magpies and Rennie. Rennie retained the "Hoppers" nickname, sharing it with Walla Walla.

With the increasing size of the competition, an initial proposal to split the league into two pools for the 2009 season, organised geographically into western and eastern divisions and possibly including other nearby clubs was tabled in July 2007. This may be considered as part of an overall independent review of Australian football in the Riverina.^[25]

Rennie moved to the Picola & District Football League in 2009.

Coleambally moved to the Farrer Football League in 2011.

During the 2015/16 off season both the Walla Hoppers and Rand-Walbundrie Tigers football clubs entered merger talks for 2016 Hume Football League season. Voting for the proposed merger took place on Monday 7 March (2016). Walla Walla Hoppers members voted 100 per cent in favour of the joint venture; while The Rand-Walbundrie Tigers voted 83 per cent in favour. The merged club commenced in 2016 playing home matches at Rand.^[26]

Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic there was no football or netball competitions in 2020 and in 2021 there was only 16 rounds completed, but there was no final series played, once again due to COVID-19.

Current finals system

The HFL & HNA currently uses the "McIntyre system". The final series is played over four weekends, with the grand final traditionally being played on the third Saturday of September.

Traditionally since 1976 all finals for both football and netball have been played at the Walbundrie Showground.

Since then the only finals to be played elsewhere were the 1989 Grand Final at East Lavington, 2019 Minor Semi-final at Urana Road Oval, 2022 Minor Semi-final at Howlong Sportsground and 2023 Minor Semi-final at Holbrook Sports Complex.

2022 Finals Series

	Elimination finals					Major/Minor semifinals					Preliminary final					Grand Final
						1	Osborne	11.5 (71)								Osborne		7.8 (50)
						2	Holbrook	8.5 (55)								Holbrook		11.13 (79)
											Holbrook		15.9 (99)
	3	Howlong	8.9 (57)
											Jindera		9.9 (63)
	6	Rand-Walbundrie-Walla	11.15 (81)
						Jindera		16.9 (105)
						Rand-Walbundrie-Walla		10.12 (72)
	4	Brock-Burrum Saints	14.10 (94)
	5	Jindera	14.12 (96)

2023 Finals Series

	Elimination finals					Major/Minor semifinals					Preliminary final					Grand Final
						1	Osborne	14.9 (93)								Osborne		15.16 (106)
						2	Holbrook	4.9 (33)								Holbrook		8.8 (56)
											Holbrook		12.9 (81)
	3	Howlong	9.16 (70)
											Rand-Walbundrie-Walla		8.8 (56)
	6	Brock-Burrum Saints	13.5 (83)
						Brock-Burrum Saints		8.8 (56)
						Rand-Walbundrie-Walla		17.13 (115)
	4	CDHBU	10.9 (69)
	5	Rand-Walbundrie-Walla	16.15 (111)

2024 Finals Series

	Elimination finals					Major/Minor semifinals					Preliminary final					Grand Final
						1	Osborne	7.12 (54)								Osborne		9.9 (63)
						2	Holbrook	6.6 (42)								Holbrook		4.10 (34)
											Holbrook		21.8 (134)
	3	CDHBU	23.12 (150)
											CDHBU		4.12 (36)
	6	Rand-Walbundrie-Walla	11.8 (74)
						CDHBU		11.7 (73)
						Jindera		10.11 (71)
	4	Lockhart	6.12 (48)
	5	Jindera	8.8 (56)

Actual location of all the current Hume FNL clubs.

15km
9.3miles

Rand-Walbundrie-Walla
(Walla Walla)

Rand-Walbundrie-Walla
(Walbundrie)

Brocklesby-Burrumbuttock
(Burrumbuttock)

Billabong Crows
(Urana)

Rand-Walbundrie-Walla
(Rand)

Osborne

Murray Magpies

Lockhart

Jindera

Howlong

Holbrook

Henty

Culcairn

Coreen-Daysdale-
Hopefield-Buraja United

Brocklesby-Burrumbuttock
(Brocklesby)

Billabong Crows
(Oaklands)

   

Locations of the Hume FNL clubs

More information Club, Colours ...

Club	Colours	Moniker	Home Ground(s)	Former league	Est.	Years in HFNL[27]	HFNL Senior Premierships
							Total	Years[28]
Billabong Crows		Crows	Oaklands Recreation Ground, Oaklands and Urana Recreation Ground, Urana	C&DFL	2005	2008-	0	–
Brocklesby-Burrumbuttock		Saints	Brocklesby Recreation Reserve, Brocklesby and Burrumbuttock Recreation Reserve, Burrumbuttock	–	2006	2006-	4	2013, 2015, 2016, 2018
Coreen-Daysdale-Hopefield-Buraja United		Power	Coreen Oval, Coreen	–	2006	2008-	0	–
Culcairn		Lions	Culcairn Sportsground, Culcairn	T&DFL	1895	1992-	2	1993, 2007
Henty		Swans, Swampies	Henty Showground, Henty	FFL	1895	1980-	5	1984, 1986, 1990, 1996, 2014
Holbrook		Brookers	Holbrook Sports Complex, Holbrook	T&DFL	1882	1999-	2	2004, 2022
Howlong		Spiders	Howlong Oval, Howlong	C&DFL	1898	1953-[29]	6	1954, 1971, 1977, 1997, 2002, 2010
Jindera		Bulldogs	Jindera Sports Ground, Jindera	CHFA	1900	1933-	11	1946, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1960, 1961, 1963, 1964, 1975, 2008, 2011
Lockhart		Demons	Lockhart Recreation Ground, Lockhart	FFL	1898	1982-	2	1982, 2003
Murray Magpies		Magpies	Urana Road Oval, Lavington	C&DFL	1997	2007-	0	–
Osborne		Tigers	Osborne Recreation Reserve, Osborne	CRFL	1901	1970-	18	1985, 1991, 1992, 1994, 1995, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2005, 2006, 2009, 2012, 2017, 2019, 2023, 2024, 2025
Rand-Walbundrie-Walla		Giants[30][31]	Rand Recreation Reserve, Rand, Walbundrie Showground, Walbundrie and Walla Walla Sportsground, Walla Walla	–	2016	2016-	0	–

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Hume FL – Seniors / Grand Final participants

Notes - As at 20 September 2025

The Hume Football League grand final has been played at Walbundrie since 1976.

The senior football premiership captain receives the Bert Webb Memorial Trophy, in honour of former Hume FL president from 1959 to 1975.

The Hume Football League senior football grand final has presented the Des Kennedy Memorial Medal to the player judged best on ground since 1999.

Des Kennedy (OAM) was the Hume FL Secretary / Treasurer from 1962 until his unexpected death in 1992, while serving his 31st consecutive year as secretary.^[59]

Highest score in a preliminary final was in 1971 – Walbundrie: 29.21 – 195 defeated Jindera: 8.11 – 59.

Seniors

It appears that there was no best and fairest award in the Hume Football League in 1933, then in 1934, the Hume Football League Patron and Jindera FC delegate, Mr Watson Robinson of the Jindera Hotel^[104] donated the best and fairest medal, which was won by Harold McIntosh from the Lavington Football Club.

The Loftus (best and fairest) Medal was first awarded in the Central Hume Football Association in 1933 and 1934 and when the Central Hume FA folded after the 1934 season, Mr Richard Vincent Loftus who was the licensee of the Walbundrie Hotel decided to continue to donate the award in 1935 for the first and only time in the Hume Football League.

In January 1936, Mr Joseph Nicholas Langtry^[105] took over as the licensee of the Walbundrie Hotel^[106] and Mr J Langtry (Walbundrie Delegate) offered to donate a medal at the AGM, for the league's best and fairest award.^[107]

In 1938, Mr. Albert Edward Giddens from the Walbundrie Hotel donated the medal, then in 1939, Mr. Andrew John Lonie who took over the Walbundrie Hotel,^[108] donated the best and fairest medal.

When Balldale FC re-joined the Hume Football League in 1947, Mr. Kelly Joseph Azzi then donated the best and fairest award medal in the Hume Football League and the award has remained as the Azzi Medal ever since.

Mr. Azzi initially donated the Chiltern & District Football Association best and fairest award in 1939 when Mr. Azzi was the Balldale FC Delegate and C&DFA Vice President.^[109]

Howlong brothers, Peter, Jack and Terry O'Halloran have all won Azzi Medals.^[110]

In 1991, the Hume FL decided to award retrospective Azzi Medals to the following players who also polled the same number of votes as the original winner (tied), but finished second in the award to the player who polled the most three votes, under the old countback system.

• 1966 – Barry Lambert (Jindera)
• 1967 – Barry Matthews (Rand)
• 1982 – Graeme Johnstone (Lockhart)
• 1988 – Robert O'Connell (Osborne)

Matt Seiter polled a record 36 votes in the 2019 Azzi Medal count, eclipsing the previous record of 34 votes, by Howlong's Jack O'Halloran in 1971. Interestingly, O'Halloran won two Ovens & Murray Football League Morris Medals in 1975 and 1976, while Seiter won the Morris Medal in 2016.

Multiple Best and Fairest Winners

• 3 – Terry O'Halloran (Howlong): 1983, 1988, 1989.
• 3 – Noel Coutts (Holbrook): 2002, 2003, 2004.
• 2 – Clyde Scholz (Jindera):1939, 1940.
• 2 – Merv Wegener (Walla Walla): 1961, 1964.
• 2 – David Schlig (Burrumbottock): 1986, 1991.
• 2 – Rob O'Connell (Osborne): 1988, 1990.
• 2 – Stephen Clarke (Osborne): 2000, 2001.
• 2 – Peter Hancock: (Howlong): 2013, 2016.

Seniors

More information Year, Winner ...

	Hume FNL SENIORS – Best & Fairest: Azzi Family Medal / Leading Goalkicker
Year	Winner	Club	Votes	Goalkicking	Club	Goals
1933	No B&F Award?
W Robinson Medal (Jindera Hotel)
1934	Harold McIntosh	Lavington	21[111]
R V Loftus Medal (Walbundrie Hotel)
1935	Wally Hall	Burrumbottock	25[112]
J N Langtry Medal (Walbundrie Hotel)[113]
1936	Harold Bakes	Gerogery
1937	Roy Schmidt	Walla Walla	[114]
A E Giddens Medal (Walbundrie Hotel)
1938	Tom Fagan[115]	Walbundrie[116]	29&1/2[117]
A J Lonie Medal (Walbundrie Hotel)[118]
1939	Clyde Scholz	Jindera	[119]
1940	Clyde Scholz	Jindera	19[120]
1941 to 1944: Hume FL in recess > World War II
1945	No B & F Award?
1946	No B & F Award?			Joe Williams	Rand	88[121]
Kelly J. Azzi Medal
1947	Les Braunach	Jindera	19[122]	J Wood	Jindera	63
1948	Norm Benstead &	Jindera[123]	22[124]
	Kevin Doyle	Rand	22[125]
1949	Dudley Probyn	Brocklesby[126]	24[127]	Les Voss	Walbundrie	60
1950	Vern Gilcrist	Walla Walla	20[128]	Les Voss	Walbundrie	42
1951	Harold Thomson	Walla Walla[129]	15[130]
1952	Ossie Bownds[131]	Burrumbottock[132]	18[133]
1953	Kevin Minogue	Brocklesby[134]	25[135]	Ray Watkins	Burrumbuttock	52
1954	Keith Murray[136]	Walla Walla[137]	23	Geoff Grace	Howlong	118[138]
1955	Norm Webb[139]	Jindera	29	Geoff Grace	Howlong	76
1956	Billy King	Howlong		Geoff Grace	Howlong	46
1957	Jim Kiley &	Howlong		Bill Moon	Burrumbuttock	66
	Barry Obst	Brocklesby
1958	Des Dower &	Howlong		Don Spencer	Brocklesby	55
	Bill Thomas	Walbundrie
1959	Lance Boswell	Howlong		Barry Gibbons	Walbundrie	48
1960	Jim Lalor	Howlong		Peter Bartsch	Rand	56
1961	Merv Wegener	Walla Walla		Barry Matthews	Rand	42
1962	Ken Lindner	Burrumbottock		Ben Lalor	Howlong	36
1963	Dick Prior[140]	Balldale	19	John Jacob	Walla Walla	41
1964	Merv Wegener[141]	Walla Walla	19	Bill Barton	Jindera	61
1965	Peter O'Halloran	Howlong		John Jacob	Walla Walla	72
1966	Lindsay Jacob &[142]	Walla Walla	19	Roy Batson	Howlong	52
	Barry Lambert*	Jindera	19
1967	Rob Batson &[143]	Howlong	17	Brian McMahon	Howlong	43
	Barry Matthews*	Rand	17
1968	Max Eyers	Howlong		John Prentice	Walbundrie	39
1969	Jimmy Anderson	Rand		Jack O'Halloran	Howlong	92
1970	Fred Aliendi	Balldale	24	Colin Jacob	Walla Walla	81
1971	Jack O'Halloran	Howlong	34	Colin Klose	Brocklesby	70
1972	Garry Mickan[144]	Walla Walla	20	1st: Gary Mickan	Walla Walla	108[145]
				2nd: Peter Matthews	Rand	103
1973	Geoff Wallace[146]	Howlong	26	Peter Matthews	Rand	106
1974	Graeme Proctor[147]	Howlong[148]	24	John Prentice	Brocklesby	76
1975	Peter Kirkwood	Walbundrie	22	John Fowler	Walbundrie	77
1976	John Lappin &	Brocklesby	14	Gary Mickan	Walla Walla	90
	Mark Pfitzner	Walla Walla	14
1977	Len Duffy	Walla Walla	20	Gary Mickan	Walla Walla	105
1978	Bob Parks[149]	East Lavington[150]	18	Ken Linder	Burrumbuttock	71
1979	Jack Danckert	Burrumbottock		Bob Lloyd	Howlong	81
1980	Allan Scammell	Burrumbottock		Bob Lloyd	Howlong	81
1981	Phil Godde	Walla Walla		John Willoughby	Brocklesby	96
1982	Craig Lieschke &	Henty		1st: Warren Sykes	Lockhart	133
	Graham Johnstone*	Lockhart		2nd: Daryl Jordan	Jindera	109
				3rd: Rod Gulph	Osborne	100
1983	Terry O'Halloran	Howlong		Warren Sykes	Lockhart	117
1984	Craig Lieschke	Henty		Peter Gibbons	Brocklesby	172
1985	Dave Couslton	Walla Walla		Peter Gibbons	Brocklesby	139
1986	David Schlig	Burrumbottock		Peter Gibbons	Brocklesby	82
1987	Peter Clayton	Burrumbottock		Peter Gibbons	Brocklesby	108
1988	Terry O'Halloran	Howlong		1st: Daryl Jordan	Walbundrie	134
	Rob O'Connell*	Osborne		2nd: Lloyd Burgmann	Osborne	111
1989	Terry O'Halloran	Howlong		Daryl Jordan	Walbundrie	153
1990	Rob O'Connell	Osborne		Peter Murray	Henty	123
1991	David Schlig &	Burrumbottock	16	Max Perryman	Osborne	83
	Warren Sykes[151]	Lockhart	16
1992	Sean Nesbitt	Walbundrie		Martin Garoni	Walbundrie	97
1993	Peter Copley	Culcairn		Shannon Barber	Culcairn	102
1994	Steve Taylor[152]	Brocklesby	23	1st: Martin Garoni	Walbundrie	122
				2nd: L Hannon	Brocklesby	103
1995	Russell Smith	Osborne		Glen Bench	Osborne	100
1996	Michael Killeen &	Culcairn	18	Steven Heterton	Henty	111
	Scott McGrath	Culcairn	18
1997	Jim Sandrel Junior	Howlong	26	Glenn Bench	Osborne	73
1998	Shane Lenon	Lockhart	32	Michael Hewitt	Lockhart	82
1999	Paul Scoullor	Lockhart	32	1st: Anthony Carroll	Lockhart	121
				2nd: Troy Hawkins	Jindera	115
				3rd: Mark Byrne	Holbrook	104
2000	Stephen Clarke	Osborne	32	1st: Mark Byrne	Holbrook	113
				2nd: Jamie Macri	Howlong	103
2001	Stephen Clarke[153]	Osborne	23	Mark Dicketts	Holbrook	88
2002	Noel Coutts &	Holbrook	27	Peter Maloney	Burrumbuttock	79
	Anthony Ross	Howlong	27
2003	Noel Coutts	Holbrook	32	Matt Jones	Walbundrie	81
2004	Brent Barber &	Walbundrie	20	Dan Daley	Howlong	82
	Noel Coutts &	Holbrook	20
	Clint Gilson	Walbundrie	20
2005	Cal McClay	Osborne	24	Shaun Myles	Brocklesby	103
2006	Adam Hansen	Howlong	27	Shaun Myles	Howlong	110
2007	Brent Barber	Culcairn	24	Shaun Myles	Howlong	113
2008	Graeme Fruean	Culcairn	24	Mark Hilton	Jindera	89
2009	Nathan McPherson	Lockhart	27	Aaron Barnes	Howlong	88
2010	Trent Storey	Brock-Burrum	24	Aaron Barnes	Howlong	69
2011	Mikal Bloom	Holbrook	25	Darren Bradshaw	Howlong	102?[154]
2012	Jarmal O'Sullivan	Henty	26	Daniel Bradshaw	Howlong	89 (105)
2013	Peter Hancock	Howlong	24[155]	James Breen	Holbrook	91
2014	Nico Sedgewick	Brock-Burrum	24[156]	Josh Warren	Rand-Walbundrie	86 (96)[157]
2015	Luke Schlig	Brock-Burrum	24[158]	Ashley Murray	Murray Magpies	106 (110)
2016	Peter Hancock	Howlong	23[159]	Ashley Murray	Murray Magpies	66 (69)
2017	Jamie Parr	Osborne	21[160]	John Robbins	Culcairn	63 (71)
2018	Steve Jolliffe	Howlong	26[161]	1st: Damian Cupido	Henty	115 (121)[162]
				2nd: Trent Castles	Jindera	96 (111)
2019	Matt Seiter	Brock-Burrum	36[163]	Adam Prior	Culcairn	99 (103)[164]
2020	Hume FNL in recess	COVID-19
2021	Will Holmes	Holbrook	27[165]	Shannon Terlich	Henty	58
2022	Hamish Clark	Howlong	31[166]	Luke Gestier	Osborne	77 (79)
2023	Abe Wooden	Lockhart	28[167]	Trent Castles	Jindera	71
2024	Max Hillier	Osborne	30[168]	Ryan Beveridge &	CDHBU	58 (60)
				Luke Gestier	Holbrook	58 (60)
2025	Will Holmes	Holbrook	28	Ryan Beveridge	CDHBU	70 (74)
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Reserves

More information Year, Winner ...

	Hume FNL RESERVES: Best & Fairest – Bevan Odewahn Medal / Leading Goalkicker[169]
Year	Winner	Club	Votes	Goalkicking	Club	Goals
1976	Algy Arendarcikas	Jindera	21	Brian Gleeson	Jindera	42
1977	Algy Arendarcikas	Jindera	23	Dale Robinson	Jindera	52
1978	Bernie Burke[170]	East Lavington	16	John Kidd	Howlong	46
1979	Kevin Bosse	Walla Walla		John Kidd	Howlong	52
1980	Robin Briggs	Howlong		John Kidd	Howlong	46
1981	Kevin Kilo	Henty		Pat Kane	Henty	47
1982	Garry Koehler	Jindera		Pat Kane	Henty	51
1983	Keith Smallwood	Osborne		Geoff Hood	East Lavington	41
1984	Keith Smallwood &	Osborne		John Fowler	Walbundrie	46
	Mick Twentyman	Osborne
1985	Peter Hyde	Lockhart		Bill Cassidy	Burrumbuttock	56
1986	John Hefferman	Henty		Roy Dahmes	Jindera	33
1987	Ian Jackson	Jindera		Roy Parkes	Walla Walla	71
1988	John Blomley	Brocklesby		Gordon Habermann	Walbundrie	45
1989	Gordon Edwards	Walbundre		Gordon Habermann	Walbundrie	74
1990	Dale Mastenbroek	East Lavington		Noel Garlick	Walla Walla	55
1991	Dale Mastenbroek	East Lavington		Gary Graetz	Walbundrie	39
1992	James King	Burrumbuttock		Ashley Dyde	Culcairn	62
1993	Mark Kirkpatrick	Walla Walla		Ashley Dyde	Culcairn	91
1994	Nick Bedggood	Henty		David Hill	Walbundrie	59
1995	Drasko Kirsto	Burrumbuttock		Lyle Burns	Burrumbuttock	51
1996	Andrew Morrison	Howlong		Mark Morey	Burrumbuttock	86
1997	Steven Scott	Henty		Ross Ellis	Walla Walla	61
1998	Greg Bullman	Walbundrie	18	Rod Enders	Osbornne	51
1999	Rhys Kelly	Lockhart	22	Luke Travaskis	Lockhart	77
2000	David Davaney	Jindera	24	Clinton Renner	Lockhart	64
2001	Joel Mackie	Jindera	15	Lyle Burns	Burrumbuttock	57
2002	Robbie Mackindlay	Holbrook	25	Brett Godde	Culcairn	56
2003	Daniel Black &	Holbrook	14	Ross Ellis	Walla Walla	66
	Jason Sinclair	Brocklesby	14
2004	Jonathon Hoffman	Culcairn	19	Adam Sheather	Osborne	75
2005	David Davaney	Howlong	27	Todd Gunning	Osborne	75
2006	David Davaney	Howlong	22	Stuart Gray &	Howlong	40
				A Johnstone	Brock-Burrum	40
2007	Neil Gowland	Osborne	23	Neale Terlich	Henty	78
2008	Michael Gleeson	Osborne	24	Trevor Callanan	Jindera	65
2009	Scott McGrath	Culcairn	21	Andrew Schmetzer	Osborne	70
2010	Matt Klemke	Culcairn	16	Adam I'Anson	Brock-Burrum	68
2011	Dale McFaull	Jindera	23	Justin Dodds	Holbrook	82
2012	Josh Oster	Walla Walla	23	Ryan Cannon	Howlong	62
2013	Ewen Scholz	Henty	21	Justin Dodds	Holbrook	64
2014	Sam Dewar	Jindera	23	Trevor Callanan	Jindera	81 (86)
2015	Josh Firman	Lockhart	31	Nathan Woods	Magpies	87 (91)
2016	Daniel Terlich	Henty	21	Bradley Lewis	CDHBU	60
2017	Michael Gleeson	Osborne	21	Adam I'Anson	Brock-Burrum	68 (74)
2018	Zac Barrenechea	Brock-Burrum	25	Chris Barker	Howlong	59 (63)
2019	Tim Seymour	Howlong	22	Adam I'Anson	Brock-Burrum	58
2020	Hume FL in recess	COVID-19
2021	Daniel Heagney	Brock-Burrum	15	Sam Alexander	Osborne	45
2022	Joshua Lewis	CDHBU	28	Brad Lewis	CDHBU	81 (85)
2023	Matthew Tullberg	Osborne	24	Sam Alexander	Osborne	62 (63)
2024	B Ashley-James	Holbrook	17	Sam Alexander	Osborne	61
2025	Jacob Beveridge	CDHBU	19	Jake Coats	CDHBU	51 (52)
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The following former Hume FL players have played senior VFL / AFL football and / or been drafted to an AFL team, with the year indicating their VFL / AFL debut.

Football

• Established in 1947, as the Hume Basketball Association and was changed to the Hume Netball Association in 1971.

The Hume NA officially merged with the Hume FL to become the Hume Football / Netball League in 2018.^[181]

• Highest team score: 104 – Osborne v Culcairn, 2024.^[182]

Hume NA – Premiership Table^[183]