Thomastown Football Club
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| Names | |
|---|---|
| Full name | Thomastown Football CLub |
| Nickname(s) | The Bears |
| 2011 season | |
| Best and fairest | Michael Manley |
| Club details | |
| Founded | 1966 |
| Colours | Brown, Gold and Silver |
| Competition | Northern Football League |
| Chairman | Mark Plowright |
| Coach | George Lattouf |
| Ground(s) | Main Street Reserve |
| Other information | |
| Official website | thomastownfc.com.au |
Thomastown Football Club are known as the Bears and are an Australian rules football club located 17 km north of Melbourne in the suburb of Thomastown, Victoria fielding teams in the Northern Football League.
Timeline of the Thomastown F.C
Established as a Junior club at end of 1966 to provide recreation for the youth of the local area.
- 1975–1979 (VAFA)
- Under 19s.
The Senior club was established at the end of 1975.
- 1976–1979 (Panton Hill Football League)
- 1980–2000 (VAFA)
The Bears first Senior premiership was the E Grade in 1983, 21.12.138 to Old Trinity 14.9.93 going through as Premiers and Champions.
The Bears second Senior premiership was the D1 Grade in 1989, 21.10.136 to Old Mentonians 9.16.70.
- 2001–2006 Diamond Valley Football League Division Two
- 2007 Northern Football League Division Two. Reserves defeat Lalor to win Premiership
- 2008 Thomastown's third Senior Premiership was the Division Two in 2008, 16.10.106 to Macleod 12.15.87.
- 2009-2009 Northern Football League Division One, 0 wins 18 losses
- 2010 Thomastown enter Netball team into NFL competition
- 2010–2012 Northern Football League Division Two.
- 2011 Thomastown enters 2 Netball teams into the NFL competition with the A team going down by 5 goals in the Section 3 Grand Final. Under 19's lose the Preliminary Final
- 2013 Northern Football League Division Three
Premiership Years
- Victorian Amateurs Football Association (2):
1983, 1989
- Northern Football League (formerly Diamond Valley Football League) (1):
2008
Runners Up
1980, 1995
Players of note
- Alex Marcou with Carlton Football Club
- David Glascott with Carlton Football Club
- Stuart Glascott with Brisbane Bears
- Michael Sinni with Prahran Football Club 1993 J J Liston Trophy winner VFA/VFL
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