• Source: Launceston Football Club
    • The Launceston Football Club, nicknamed The Blues, is an Australian rules football club, located in the West Tamar suburb of Riverside, seven kilometres north of the Launceston CBD and currently play in the Tasmanian State League in Tasmania, Australia.


      Club origins




      = History

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      Home ground – Windsor Park (1968–present)
      Established – 1875 (merged with Tamar Rowing Club in 1888 and Union Football Club in 1889)
      Playing colours – Navy blue and white
      Emblem – Blues
      Club motto – "Volumus vincere" ("The will to win")
      Club theme song – "Onwards to Victory" (Tune: "Notre Dame March")
      Affiliations – Northern FA (1882–1885), NTFA (1886–1986), NTFL (1987–1993), TFL (1994–1997), NTFL (1998–2008), TSL (2009–present)


      Premierships


      Northern Tasmanian Football Association (26): 1888, 1889, 1892, 1893, 1894, 1897, 1899, 1900, 1909, 1913, 1920, 1924, 1926, 1929, 1933, 1934, 1935, 1936, 1937, 1938, 1940, 1945, 1951, 1969, 1976, 1985
      Northern Tasmanian Football League (3): 2006, 2007, 2008
      Tasmanian Football League (4): 2011, 2020, 2021, 2022
      Tasmanian State Premierships (5): 1933, 1934, 1935, 1937, 1938


      Individual medal winners


      Tasman Shields Trophy winners (NTFA)

      1928 – N. Edwards
      1929 – J. Milbourne
      1933 – K. W. "Bill" Cahill
      1936 – K. W. "Bill" Cahill
      1939 – Tom Ryan
      1946 – Lance Crosswell
      1947 – Lance Crosswell
      1951 – Darrell Crosswell
      1959 – Bob Bye
      1960 – Bob Bye
      Hec Smith Memorial Medal winners

      1968 – Alby Dunn
      1976 – Paul Ellis
      1980 – Grant Alford
      1986 – D. Cook
      William Leitch Medal winners

      Nil
      Alistair Lynch Medal (Previously the "Tassie Medal") Winners

      2011 – Tim Bristow
      Darrel Baldock Medal winners

      2003 – Adam Sanders (NTFL)
      2004 – Anthony Taylor (NTFL)
      2005 – Brian Finch (NTFL)


      Competition leading goalkickers


      NTFA leading goalkickers

      1889 – H. Murray (9)
      1892 – P. Tabart (9)
      1893 – R. Lawrence (11)
      1894 – R. Lawrence (12)
      1896 – J. Gorman (16)
      1900 – P. Bird (15)
      1905 – S. Willett (8)
      1906 – Viv Valentine (12)
      1911 – A. Ramsay (6) and R. Thomas (6)
      1925 – B. Freeland (25)
      1930 – J. Foley (70)
      1931 – J. Foley (52)
      1933 – H. Ranson (62)
      1935 – A. Waddle (44)
      1937 – L. Smith (59)
      1938 – L. Smith (73)
      1945 – M. Flood (71)
      1948 – Ross McCrimmon (102)
      1949 – Ross McCrimmon (83)
      1950 – Ross McCrimmon (76)
      1951 – Ross McCrimmon (55)
      1955 – C. Tabe (67)
      1967 – Dennis Seen (50)
      1969 – Tony West (65)
      1970 – Tony West (50)
      1976 – Bob Smith (94)
      1977 – Bob Smith (63)
      1978 – Ian Donnachy (63)
      1982 – Ian Donnachy (78)
      NTFL leading goalkickers

      2005 – Adam Derbyshire (93)
      2006 – Adam Derbyshire (133)
      2008 – Adam Derbyshire (133)
      Tasmanian State League leading goalkickers

      2010 – Brian Finch (94)
      2011 – Brian Finch (104)
      2013 - Sonny Whiting (85)
      2018 - Mitch Thorp (62)
      2020 - Dylan Riley (38)


      Senior coaches




      Club records


      Club record score

      46.18 (294) v Deloraine 10.11 (71) – 1984
      Most goals in a match

      A. Derbyshire (18) v Penguin – 2008
      Most goals in a season

      A. Derbyshire (140) – 2008
      Club record goalkicker (all-time)

      A. Derbyshire (676) from 2000 to 2009; 2012
      Club record games holder

      Beau Green (256) from 1999 to 2014
      Club record match attendance

      8,617 – Launceston v Longford at York Park (1957 NTFA Grand Final)


      Notable players


      There is a list of past and present Launceston players who have played at AFL/VFL:

      Colby McKercher


      Club song


      The club song is sung to the tune of Notre Dame Victory March


      References




      External links



      Official website
      Launceston FC on Full Points Footy website

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