| Founded | 1988 |
| Closed | 2001 |
| Previous Names | None. |
| Participating Clubs | Eaglehawk Neck Coutas Nubeena Tigers Port Arthur Kangaroos Premaydena Bombers |
| Stadiums | Nubeena Memorial Ground Port Arthur Rec. Ground |
| 2001 Peninsula FA Season | |
|---|---|
| Premiers | Eaglehawk Neck 14.20 (104) v Port Arthur 11.4 (70) |
| Minor Premiers | Eaglehawk Neck |
| Wooden Spoon | Premaydena |
| A.V Noye Medal Winner: | Not available |
| Highest Goal Kicker | 58 - Peter Williams
Port Arthur - 1992 |
| Total Attendance | Not available. |
| Average Match Attendance | Not available. |
The Peninsula Football Association (PFA) is a former non-professional Australian Rules football league from south-eastern Tasmania, Australia that operated between 1988 and 2001.
The Peninsula Football Association was formed in 1988 after the withdrawal of the Nubeena Football Club from the Tasman Football Association.
The competition was among four clubs (Eaglehawk Neck, Nubeena, Port Arthur and Premaydena) and was completely amateur, umpired by players and former players, it also had no affiliation with any other senior football body within the State.
There were only two grounds in the competition (Nubeena and the Port Arthur Recreation Ground - located within the Port Arthur convict site), therefore there were weekly double-headers at the host ground.
The best and fairest player in the Peninsula Football Association was awarded the A.V Noye Medal, whilst the premiership winner was awarded the A.V Noye Memorial Shield.
The Peninsula Football Association went into recess and promptly folded at the end of the 2001 season following the Premaydena Football Club's ongoing battle to find players became too great and the club folded.
As a result of the competition going out of business, all member clubs also closed down.
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