Central West Australian Football League

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The Central West Australian Football League is an Australian rules football competition in the Central West region of New South Wales. The league was formed in 1982 and currently includes teams from Bathurst, Cowra, Dubbo, Mudgee, Orange and Young.

Parkes looking to re-enter the competition in season 2008.

Contents 1 Clubs 1.1 Current clubs 1.2 Previous clubs 2 Premiers 3 See also 4 External links

[edit] Clubs

[edit] Current clubs

Club	Colours	Years in competition	Website
Bathurst Bushrangers		2004-	Official Site
Cowra Blues		1982-	Offical Site
Dubbo Demons		1982-	Official Site
Mudgee Black Swans		2001-
Orange Tigers		1982-	Official Site
Young Saints		1982-

[edit] Previous clubs

Club	Colours	Years in competition
Bathurst Eagles		1982-2003 (merged with CSU to form Bathurst Bushrangers)
CSU Bulldogs		1990s-2003 (merged with Bathurst Eagles to form Bathurst Bushrangers)
Coonabarabran Magpies		1994
Dubbo Iguanas		2002 (reserve grade only)
Forbes
Katoomba-Lithgow Mountain Lions		2003 (invitational only)
Lithgow Bombers		1980s-1990s
Parkes Panthers		1982-1990, 1997-2004 (moved to Northern Riverina Football League)

[edit] Premiers

Year	Premiers	Runners-Up
1982	Young
1983	Orange
1984	Young
1985	Dubbo	Cowra
1986	Cowra	Dubbo
1987	Cowra
1988
1989	Parkes	Dubbo
1990	Parkes	Dubbo
1991	Orange	Dubbo
1992	Orange	Dubbo
1993	Bathurst	Dubbo
1994	Bathurst	Dubbo
1995	Bathurst	Orange
1996	Bathurst	Orange
1997	Bathurst	Orange
1998	Orange	Bathurst
1999	Orange	Dubbo
2000	Dubbo	Parkes
2001	Parkes	Bathurst
2002	Orange	Dubbo
2003	Dubbo	Cowra
2004	Bathurst Bushrangers	Dubbo
2005	Bathurst Bushrangers	Dubbo
2006	Cowra	Bathurst Bushrangers
2007	Dubbo	Bathurst Bushrangers

[edit] See also

• AFL NSW/ACT
• Australian rules football in New South Wales

[edit] External links

• Official Central West Australian Football League website

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