Formed in 1910, red and black colours and captained by T. Piesse.

Comprised of Ridgley, Wanderers, Burnie and Yeoman.

This was donated by Robert Shoobridge. The Shoobrigde name is well known as early settlers to the area. The teams involved were; New Norfolk, Lachlan, Hawthorn, Upper Derwent, New Norfolk Juniors and Valleyfield.

The final was played at the Redlands Estate in Plenty which is now a major cherry farm and distillery. New Norfolk went premiers, kicking 6.3.39 defeating Upper Derwent, 3.7.25.

Another interesting footnote is Valleyfield is a property located on the Lyell Highway, over the Derwent River and was established by the Warner family as part of the early settlement to the area with the family still living there today and is home to Tasmania’s first female Governor, her husband Richard and their family.

The clubs involved were Huonville, Sandfly, Kermandie (captained by F. Drake) and Woodbridge.

Kermandie were the Shield winners.

Derwent Rowing Club shield holders.

East Hobart, New Town and Trinity.

Only Hartford was recorded as being involved.

This competition was the first time the trophy had been given with New Norfolk, Hawthorn, Derwent and Lackworth involved.

Although nothing recorded, it would appear the donor(s) were strong supporters of the game. Competing teams were: Kempton, Bothwell, Bagdad, and Brighton Junction.

Clubs: Union, Franklin Rovers

Nugent defeated Forcett and were the holders for 1910.

Campaina and Richmond were the only two sides recorded.

Buckingham, premiers, Training College and New Town Rovers.

No roster games, clubs played for the Dalton Shield.

Only two teams have been recorded, Parattah and Whiteford.

Currie and North played only 8 games during the season (Curry won 5 & North won 3). The 8th game was the grand-final, won by Currie.

Kingston Football Club changed their colours from Blue and White to Green and White.

Clubs: Railway, premiers, Mechanics. Vic Geard, played with Mechanics this year and later became involved with football administration. Hence the Vic Geard Medal, which was awarded for the Fairest and Best player in the Tasmanian Football league Under 17's Competition and St. Martins competition.

One game played each Sunday: Gormanston, Linda, North Lyell and Imperials.

Westbury Wanderers, premiers, and Deloraine.

Bellerive, premiers, Glebe, runners-up, jumpers were yellow and blue with white knickers. Also included Battery Point and all games played at Bellerive oval.

Port Adelaide defeats Collingwood in National Championship game.

Clubs: Braxholm, Derby.

Clubs: Ulverstone, Mersey, Penguin, Latrobe, Mengha.

1910 was an important year for football in general as the differences in the North and North West were healed, with the formation of the NWFU at Latrobe on 3rd May, as a new governing body of football on the coast following dissatisfaction with the NWFA.

Norwood (SA) and VFL club Melbourne arrived to play matches against the TFL. Victory was attained by the League in the match against Norwood, but the TFL had to concede to Melbourne.

Four sides involved in the competition, namely Wesley Vale, premiers, Devonport Juniors, runners-up, Don and Commercials.

The NWFU became responsible for the management of football in the North-West region.

Competing clubs in the inaugural season were: Burnie, Latrobe, Mersey, and Ulverstone.

It appears that several teams joined at varying times thereafter namely: A.P.P.M., Circular Head, Cooee, Devonport, Diggers, East Devonport, Penguin, Smithton and Wynyard,

First roster matches played on 14th May. With teams from Latrobe, Mersey, Ulverstone, Penguin and Wesley Vale competing. Although Wesley Vale withdrew early in the season.

Only Sorell and Oatlands recorded as competing that year.

Lottah, season premiers, Gould’s Country and St. Helens. Teams were 16 a side.

A competition played in the most southern area of the state and the two teams listed were Southport, the winners and Hastings.

Wore red jumpers, white knickers.

The only information provided was City, who wore Red and White, 5.8.38 defeated Scottsdale 2.4.16 whose colours were Red and Black.

Formed 25th May 1910 with clubs: Bream Creek, Raminea, Strathblane, Training College.

Excelsior, formerly Hobart Central, premiers, Crescent and Brisbane Rovers who were introduced when Collingwood disbanded.

Clubs: Spring Bay (Holders), Buckland, Runnymede.

Derwent Rowing Club, premiers, Imperial previously Lefroy Juniors, and Rialannah. Records indicate all games played at Lindisfarne ground.

Garden Island Creek, Deep Bay Combined, Hastings, Port Cygnet, Federal, St. Johns, Jackson's Point, Castle Forbes Bay (also known as Royal Irish), W. H. Kennedy's Employees, Sandy Bay (captain Dunshon), Upper Huon.

No grand-final played. Cananore Football Club was declared premier.

Matches once again were played between the NTFA, TFL and the NWFU, in what became known as the TFL Triangular Series.

In recess.

Ulverstone won the NWFU’s first premiership.

Formed 1910 after a meeting in the Upper Huon Hall, colours blue and white, first game played on Saturday 25th June ended in a loss, captain W. Lovett.

Premiers that season were Kindred who defeated Forth by 7 points. Also in the competition were Leven and Sprent.

Stanley, Forest, Smithton and Irish Town.

A competition involving Nugent, Runnymede, Spring Bay and Buckland.Each team held the trophy at various stages of the season with Runnymede holding the trophy at the end.

Commonwealth (wore blue and white), Zeehan and Silver King.