Central West Australian Football League

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, Orange, Parkes and Young.

Current Clubs

Club	Nickname	Joined	Home Ground	No. of Premierships	Premiership Years
Bathurst	Bushrangers	2004	George Park, Bathurst	3	2004-05, 2009
Cowra	Blues	1982	Mulyan Oval, Cowra	5	1986-87, 2006, 2008, 2010-11
Dubbo	Demons	1982	South Dubbo Oval, Dubbo	4	1985, 2000, 2003, 2007
Orange	Tigers	1982	Bloomfeild Oval, Orange	6	1983, 1991-92, 1998-99, 2002
Parkes	Panthers	2011	North Parkes Oval, Parkes	4	1988-89-90, 2001
Young	Saints	1982	Burrangong Oval, Young	2	1982, 1984

Club	Nickname	No. of Premierships	Premiership Years	Moved To
Bathurst	Eagles	5	1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997	Amalgamated with Charles Sturt University to form Bathurst Bushrangers in 2003
Charles Sturt University	Bulldogs	0	None	Amalgamated with Bathurst Eagles to form Bathurst Bushrangers in 2003
Coonabarabran	Magpies	0	None	Disbanded in 1994
Forbes	Cats	0	None	Disbanded
Katoomba-Lithgow	Mountain Lions	0	None	Disbanded in 2003
Lithgow	Bombers	0	None	Disbanded in the 1990s

Australian rules football in New South Wales

Governing Body	AFL NSW/ACT

AFL clubs	Greater Western Sydney • Sydney Swans

NEAFL clubs	UWS Giants • Sydney Swans reserves • Sydney Hills Eagles • Sydney University

Metropolitan leagues	Sydney AFL

Regional leagues	Black Diamond · Broken Hill · Canberra · Central Murray · Central West · Coreen & District · Farrer · Golden Rivers · Hume · Millewa · Murray · Newcastle · North Coast · Northern Riverina · Ovens & Murray · Picola & District · Riverina · Sapphire Coast · South Coast · Summerland · Sunraysia · Tamworth · Upper Murray

Women's leagues	Sydney Women's AFL

Principal venues	ANZ Stadium · Sydney Cricket Ground · Skoda Stadium