Dockerty Cup

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The Dockerty Cup.

The Dockerty Cup (also occasionally spelled as Docherty Cup[1][2]) is a football (soccer) competition held between clubs in Victoria, Australia. It is named after Harry Dockerty, a former president of the Victorian Soccer Federation.[3] It has been in recess since 1996, except for the year 2004. Victorian clubs from all divisions were eligible to participate, except for the years 1977 to 1984, when Victorian teams participating in the National Soccer League were not allowed to enter.

A Victorian cup competition was reintroduced in 2011, known as the Mirabella Cup due to naming rights sponsorship, with a new trophy. That arrangement lasted only one season, with the competition being named the Statewide Knockout Cup in 2012 and 2013. However in both years, the winner was awarded with the Dockerty Cup trophy.[4][5]

Winners[6]

  • 1909 - Carlton United
  • 1910 - Carlton United
  • 1911 - St Kilda
  • 1912 - Williamstown
  • 1913 - Yarraville (formerly Williamstown)
  • 1914 - Melbourne Thistle
  • 1915 - Melbourne Thistle
  • 1916 - No competition due to World War 1
  • 1917 - No competition due to World War 1
  • 1918 - No competition due to World War 1
  • 1919 - Footscray Thistle
  • 1920 - Finalists: Albert Park
    Northumberland and Durham (game abandoned)
  • 1921 - Northumberland and Durham
  • 1922 - Albert Park
  • 1923 - St.Kilda
  • 1924 - Navy
  • 1925 - Melbourne Thistle
  • 1926 - Navy
  • 1927 - Footscray Thistle
  • 1928 - Navy
  • 1929 - Footscray Thistle
  • 1930 - Footscray Thistle
  • 1931 - Wonthaggi Magpies
  • 1932 - Footscray Thistle
  • 1933 - Brighton
  • 1934 - Royal Caledonians
  • 1935 - Melbourne Hakoah
  • 1936 - Royal Caledonians
  • 1937 - Brighton
  • 1938 - Nobels
  • 1939 - Imperial Chemical Industries (formerly Nobels)
  • 1940 - Imperial Chemical Industries
  • 1941 - Moreland
  • 1942 - Prahran
  • 1943 - Brighton
  • 1944 - Brighton
  • 1945 - Moreland-Hakoah
  • 1946 - Prahran
  • 1947 - South Yarra
  • 1948 - Park Rangers
  • 1949 - Park Rangers
  • 1950 - Moreland
  • 1951 - J.U.S.T.
  • 1952 - Brighton
  • 1953 - Melbourne Hakoah
  • 1954 - Melbourne Hakoah
  • 1955 - Melbourne Hakoah
  • 1956 - Melbourne Hakoah
  • 1957 - Moreland
  • 1958 - Ringwood Wilhelmina
  • 1959 - George Cross
  • 1960 - Juventus
  • 1961 - Polonia
  • 1962 - George Cross
  • 1963 - Footscray JUST
  • 1964 - Slavia
  • 1965 - Slavia
  • 1966 - Melbourne Hakoah
  • 1967 - Port Melbourne Slavia
  • 1968 - Croatia
  • 1969 - Croatia
  • 1970 - Juventus
  • 1971 - Juventus
  • 1972 - Juventus
  • 1973 - Hakoah St.Kilda
  • 1974 - South Melbourne Hellas
  • 1975 - South Melbourne Hellas
  • 1976 - Footscray JUST
  • 1977 - Juventus
  • 1978 - George Cross
  • 1979 - Essendon Croatia
  • 1980 - Essendon Croatia
  • 1981 - Green Gully
  • 1982 - Green Gully
  • 1983 - Melbourne Croatia
  • 1984 - Fawkner
  • 1985 - Melbourne Croatia
  • 1986 - Green Gully
  • 1987 - Brunswick United Juventus
  • 1988 - South Melbourne Hellas
  • 1989 - South Melbourne Hellas
  • 1990 - Melbourne Croatia
  • 1991 - South Melbourne Hellas
  • 1992 - Preston Makedonia
  • 1993 - South Melbourne
  • 1994 - Morwell Falcons
  • 1995 - South Melbourne
  • 1996 - Melbourne Knights
  • 1997 - Not played
  • 1998 - Not played
  • 1999 - Not played
  • 2000 - Not played
  • 2001 - Not played
  • 2002 - Not played
  • 2003 - Not played
  • 2004 - Green Gully Cavaliers
  • 2005 - Not played
  • 2006 - Not played

  • 2007 - Not played
  • 2008 - Not played
  • 2009 - Not played
  • 2010 - Not played
  • 2011 - Not played
  • 2012 - Dandenong Thunder
  • 2013 - Green Gully Cavaliers

References

  1. ↑ http://www.rsssf.com/tablesa/aus-regcuphist.html
  2. ↑ http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/3961465
  3. ↑ http://neososmos.blogspot.com.au/2012/05/henry-john-dockerty-18821965.html
  4. ↑ <http://www.goalweekly.com/index.php?option=com_k2&view=item&id=4880:match-report-dandenong-thunder-win-first-state-knockout-cup-via-penalty-shootout&Itemid=134
  5. ↑ http://www.greengully.com/ssl/article_410.shtml
  6. ↑ http://www.ozfootball.net/ark/States/VIC/Cup.html
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