Lovett were premiers defeating Franklin with Kermandie, Huonville and Glen Huon also in the competition.

Invermay won the Northern Tasmanian Junior Football Association Premiership, then the State Final. They were also premiers in 1907,1908,1909,1910, and 1911, while runner-up in 1912.

Introduced for the first time this year, the Trophy was donated by the Council Lester, for teams in the Tunnack Ward. The trophy came with the condition that if any team won it twice, they would retain the trophy. The inaugural winner was Whiteford, although Tunnack also challenged. No further information recorded.

Port Adelaide defeats Fitzroy in National Championship game.

Roster Ladder: Derby City 24 points, Derby 20 D. McKinnon captain, Pioneer 16 and Moorina Nil.

Derby City, 42 points, defeated Derby 41 points to win the premiership. Mr. Yee Gee presented the winning side with a gold medal.  He was a staunch supporter of the sport and a great supporter of the Pioneer club.

Wesley Vale premiers, Don runners-up, Latrobe, Devonport and Mersey also in the competition.

Roaster Ladder: Wesley Vale played 13, won 10, lost 1, drew 2, for a total of 44 points, Don, played 13, won 10, lost 2, drew 11 for a total of 42 points, Mersey played 13, won 5, lost 8 for 20 points.

Mersey forfeited the last roster game against Wesley Vale making the penultimate game against Don the Premiership game.

Invermay premiers again, having won the title previously in 1907,1908,1909, l910, 1911, and runner's-up in1912 They were also the State Premiers in their respective competition.

Latrobe declared premiers and Mersey runner-up.

In October 1913 St. Kilda played a social game against a scratch North West Coast team that included Green from Lefroy and some surplus St. Kilda players, with  St. Kilda winning easily.

This years State premiership was abandoned when NTFA premiers Launceston, caused a sensation by refusing to take the field against TFL premiers Cananore, following a dispute with the League over the appointment of the central umpire for the match. The League endeavoured to replace the original umpire engaged, but no avail. This did not suit Launceston and the match was cancelled. The action of Launceston was reported to the NTFA, which took up the position of supporting the offending players in their action.

Finally, the League, as controlling body of football in the State, took action and disqualified the Launceston players, until such time as the League thought that such disqualification should be lifted.

First match played at New Town. Lefroy Juniors defeated University, with S, Bridges the umpire. Notes from the records include: Willing back and following, H. Howard rover, Stephens captain, C. Vail and Ulbrick also noted for Lefroy and Ball for University.

Another change took place with the NWFU when its four clubs were joined by Wanderers from the Burnie Football League.

Premiers again in 1913 were Butchers Football Club, captained by J. A. Willing., and Tramways, captained by A. Kearney.   Butchers were also premiers in 1909,1910,1911, and 1912.