Corowa Football Club

Corowa
Names
Full name	Corowa Football Club
Nickname(s)	Spiders
Club details
Competition	Ovens & Murray Football League
Premierships	2 (1932, 1968)

The Corowa Football Club were an Australian rules football club which competed in the Ovens & Murray Football League.^[1]

The club was based in Corowa, New South Wales.

Famous footballers who played for the club include Fred Swift, Peter Chisnall and John Hoiles.

They merged with Rutherglen in 1979, forming the Corowa-Rutherglen Football Club.

Morris Medal winners

1947. Keith Williams
1959. Jim Sandral
1962. Jim Sandral
1964. Jim Sandral
1965. Alby Dunn
1970. John Clancy
1971. John Clancy
1974. A Way
1978. M Mills

References

↑ "Corowa Football Club (New South Wales)". Footypedia.

Clubs in the Ovens & Murray Football League

Current	Albury Corowa-Rutherglen Lavington Myrtleford North Albury Wangaratta Wangaratta Rovers Wodonga Wodonga Raiders Yarrawonga

Former	Balldale FC Barnawartha Beechworth Benalla Border United FC Chiltern Corowa East Albury FC Eldorado FC Excelsior FC Howlong Hume Weir FC Lake Moodemere FC Lilliput FC Rutherglen South Albury FC Springhurst FC St. Patrick's FC United Miners FC Wahgunyah Wangaratta West End FC Weir United FC West Albury FC

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