Clubs: Stars (captain Warreners), Rovers, Battery

Club President: W. C. Sibley

Secretary/Treasurer: W. Westwood

Match Committee: L. Turner, W. Cluff, T. Jones

Delegates to Hobart Junior Football Association: H. Reading, G. Crocker

Captain: L. Turner and Vice-Captain:  W. Cluff

Subscription for the season: 3/- including registration fee.

Players: L. Turner (captain), W. Cliff (vice-captain), Henry J. Reading, R. Johnson, E. D. Turner, D. Woods, H. Walker, W. Blades, T. Podmore,      W. Conrad, G. Mills, W. Pross, R. Nichols, A. Meadowcroft, Payne, Newman, Elliott, Fulton, Savage, W. Westwood, McLaren, Linton, Walter, Lyons, C. Blades, Webber.

The 1909 season consisted of four (4) rounds, with three (3) teams competing, with only one game played on weekends. When they had a bye, Centrals played teams outside the Hobart Junior Football Association, e.g. on Saturday, 8th May they played Sandfly at Sandfly. They also played Launceston club Shamrock, during the season.

Clubs: Woodbridge (Captain S. Wells), Kettering, Sandfly (Captain R, Cane).

Tunnack, South Arm, Claremont, Brighton Junction, Woodsdale captain T.E. Wagner, Government Printing Office, T. J. Cane & Company captain G. Sherwood, vice-captain Grant, Walch Brothers, Dreadnoughts, IXL, Kettering, Glenorchy, Abattoirs (Hobart), St. Davids, Brisbane Rovers, Brighton, Kingston, St. George's, captain S. Wells, Fitzroy captain C. Goodwin, United, Lachlan, Fitzgeralds, Molesworth, Woodbridge Rokeby, Brownell Brothers captain Tom Rowlands, Standfast captain E. Cohen vice-captain R. Reid, Gordon, Dromedary, Runnymede, Excelsior formed in 1909 as an off-spring of Excelsior Cricket Club colours Blue and Gold, Buckingham, New Town Rovers, Buckland, Burn's Creek (Midlands),Trinity Hill, North Bruny, Regatta Point.

Donated by Robert Shoobridge with the final played at Redlands Estate, Plenty. New Norfolk premiers, Upper Derwent runner-up, Lachlan, Hawthorne, Valleyfield.

Huonville captained by F. Drake and declared shield winners. 

Training College defeated Central Hobart on forfeit,
Training College declared winners of the Shield.

Clubs: Sassafras, Harford.

Clubs: Huonville, Bellerive, Runnymede, Clarence, Sorell, Glenorchy.

Crescent "B" Juniors premiers, known as the roosters, captained by Lou Turner, vice-captain W. Cluff, wore yellow & blue vertical stripes & white nickers, Collingwood black & white jumpers, white knickers, Hobart Central. Records indicate games played at the Domain.

In April changed its name to Taraba Football Club, colours were navy blue & white jersey, navy blue stockings with white knickers. Captain for that season Goyen.

Donated by J. Bailey, T. A. Jones & George Munnings Junior, open to all country clubs in Tasmania. Won by Richmond (captain H. Howell) 7.5 defeated Colebrook 1.5, Campania,, Kempton. 

This was the last season which was embroiled in disputes in early 1910 between Runnymede and Nugent. Runnymede premiers, Nugent runner-up, Spring Bay, Buckland.

Training College premiers, Buckingham runner-up. Games were played at New Town Reserve, Elwick Show Grounds, and for the first time Melville Street Football Ground, established that year..

Whiteford premiers, Tunnack runner-up,  Parattah, Woodsdale.

Clubs: Currie & North

Clubs: Railway premiers, Mechanics runner-up, St. Martins F. C.

Clubs: North Lyell premiers, Imperials runner-up, Linda F. C.

Clubs: Deloraine premiers, Dunorlan runner-up, Elizabeth Town, Red Hills.

Formed 24th April 1909 as an Under 19's competition. Glebe captained by E. Reid, Bellerive, Battery Point captained by T. W. Lovett, vice-captain F. H. Mo.

South Melbourne defeats West Adelaide in National Championship game.

Clubs: Latrobe premiers, Penguin runner-up, Ulverstone Juniors.

No premiership played, but Launceston was declared premiers based on heading the roster ladder. North Launceston was declared runner-up.

Clubs: Oatlands premiers captain T. Whitney,  Combined Beaconsfield runner-up, Sorell, Colebrook.

Clubs: Riana, Wanderers.

Was formed in 1909 in the Cape Portland district of the Dorset Municipality. Its located near the North-Eastern tip of Tasmania. The cape points west across Ringarooma Bay where the Ringarooma River empties into the Tasman Sea.

Portland is named after Duke of Portland by Matthew Flinders during his 1798 circumnavigation of Tasmania. Renowned for its rugged coast-line and beautiful terrain, its green pastures and stunning sand beaches are a must.

From 1909 though to 1951 when the Association went unto recess. It catered for several teams from the North East region including: Lottah premiers 1909, Gould's Country runner-up 1909,  St. Helens, captain by C. Thompson, Pyengana, Anchor, City, Georges Bay, Miners, Union Rovers and Weldborough.

Competition played for the Warden Trophy won by Southport captained by E. Shreaves, Lune River, Hastings.

Clubs: City red and white premiers, Scottsdale black and white runner-up.

Clubs: Bream Creek, Forcett.

Clubs: Nubeena, Carnarvon.

Crescent captained by T. J. McCabe, vice-captain W. Graves, North Hobart Juniors, Lefroy Juniors captained by O. Morgan, vice-captain H. Watt, Cananore Juniors, Union captained by B. Lewis. Ovals used: Bellerive & New Town Sports Ground.

The official State Premiership commenced in 1909 between premiers of the TFL and NTFA, and the State final was played between the two. 

It wasn’t until 1950 when premiers of the NWFU joined, thus created a rotational format, ie one League would host and automatically qualify for the final, and the other two Leagues would play-off in a preliminary final, with the winner progressing to the final.

During the course of the competition there were several interruptions, mainly caused through disputes. Falling patronage became a serious concern and eventually, the State Premiership series came to an end in 1978. 

At a special ‘Disputes’ meeting of the North Western Football Association (controlling body on North West Coast) the Ulverstone club was disqualified and Latrobe, which supported Ulverstone in the dispute, withdrew from the competition. When no reconciliation was possible, Ulverstone and Latrobe combined with Penguin to form the North Western Football League.

The NWFA continued with its member clubs from the Western end of the coast.

On 17th April, both the NWFA and NWFL applied to the TFL for affiliation. The NWFA was accepted, but the NWFL was refused because Ulverstone and Latrobe were disqualified clubs.

After the TFL had sent a delegate to the coast to help resolve the dispute. The TFL finally recognised the NWFL only for the purpose of transfers and clearances and not as the controlling body of football on the coast.

TFL delegates heard appeals from both clubs and the Association and after several weeks made the following decision, (a) Appeal from Ulverstone was upheld on the grounds that the disqualification was imposed after the resignation had been accepted by the NWFA. (b) Latrobe: That the TFL considers that the fine imposed on the Latrobe club, having been paid, such club disqualification should upon application to the NWFA, be forthwith withdrawn by such Association and failing removal, the appeal be upheld and the disqualification be removed by the TFL.

Following this, the TFL advised both the NWFA and NWFL to get together and form a new strong Union. In 1910 the North Western Football Union was formed as the governing body of football on the North West Coast.

Clubs: Kindred premiers, by 7 points, Forth runner-up, North Motton, Leven, Sprent.

Irish Town premiers, with 36 points, wore green and gold, runner-up Forest red and blue 28 points, Stanley blue and white 24 points, North Forest (maroon) 16 points, Smithton (red, white and blue) 4 points.