This was the third such carnival conducted by the Australian Football Council and it was conducted in Sydney and won by Victoria. The result for Tasmania was not as encouraging as first hoped, as it fell far below what was achieved at the previous carnival.

Buckland (V.Walker: Captain), Spring Bay F. C (A. Pitt; Vice-Captain)

Derby (38 points), Pioneer (30 points).

Bagdad and Bothwell

Only two teams competed, Clarence, who won the trophy and Lefroy was runner-up.

Clubs: Cresecent, St. Davids and Goulburn Rovers

Gordon, Woodbridge & Kettering.

 Clubs:  Colbrook, Baden, New Norfolk, New Norfolk Wanderers, Hawthorn & Valleyfield.

Clubs:  Derwent (Premiers), Lindisfarne (Runner's-up) and Glebe Juniors.

A strong competition with teams from: Kermandie, Franklin, Huonville, Lovett, Glen Huon, and Nicholls Rivulet.

Unfortunately the roster was abandoned on 11th August, 1914.

Clubs: North (premiers), Currie (runners-up) and Rovers Football Club.

 Tunnack, Baden, Parattah and Whiteford

Clubs:  Smelters, Fire Brigade United and Railway.

Clubs: Imperials, Linda and Gormanston.

Franklin (Holders), Kermandie (Runner's-up) and Lovett Fotball Club

Port Adelaide defeated Carlton in National Championship game.

Clubs:  Derby, Derby City, Pioneer and Branxholm.

Clubs:  Myalla (Premiers), defeated Boat Harbour by 32 points.  

Clubs played for the Henry Cup:  Wesley Vale (Premiers), Don (runner's-up), Mersey and Latrobe.

The season ended at the conclusion of the third round of matches, as Wesley Vale had sufficent number of points to be declared Premiers.

Clubs:  Latrobe, Mersey, Devonport, Ulverstone and Wanderers. 

Goal kickers: 
G. Foley (Devonport) 28
J. Reardon (Wanderers) 24
R. Webb (Mersey) 22
E. P. King (Latrobe) 21
J. Kenny (Ulverstone) 21
J. Foley (Devonport) 20 

Clubs:  Devonport, Wanderers, Mersey, Latrobe, Ulverstone .

Goal kickers:  G. Foley (Devonport) 28, J. Reardon (Wanderers) 24, R. Webb (Mersey) 22, E. P. King (Latrobe) 21, J. Kenny (Ulverstone) 20, J. foley (Devonport) 20. 

Leading goalkickers: 
Anderson (North Launceston) 23
Thomas (Launceston) 19
Moir (City F. C. ) 9

Clubs: (Social games) Rainbow and Woodstock

Richmond, Colebrook, & Brighton Rovers.

Before the 1914 season was over, the effects of World War 1 made it difficult for clubs to assemble full teams for competition each week, as many players had enlisted for service. But despite the loss of so many fine players, the League was able to complete the season in a satisfactory manner.

Standard, Moonah and North Hobart. There was no Grand Final played. Standfast was declared the Premier's with five wins. Runners up was Moonah, who later changed its name to YMCA .

Rialannah, Lefroy Juniors, University. Clubs played for the Derwent Shield, donated by Messrs. James & Blake.

Clubs:  Wellington Rovers, Carrington, Parratah Rovers, Sandy Bay, Broadmash, Bagdad, Oatlands, Waterside Workers (captain C. Ward), Military, YMCA, Moonah, Tramway (captain C.Johnston), Corporation, Barringtonon (North West), Nook (North West), ASA, Engineers, New Town, Wanderers (formed in 1914), Cressy (North), Excelsior, North Hobart Rovers, Butchers (Jim Willing captain) Linesman, Russell Rovers (formed in 1914 at Russell and captain was J. E. Bevan), Tattersalls, York Plains, Mt Pleasant, Red Rovers. Millers (Hobart), Sandfly, Sandford, Cyclists, Bridgewater, Kensington, Tannery (formed 1914), Kingston, Burgess Brothers, Combined Banks, Woodbridge, Training College, Ocean Pier, Letter Carriers, Rokeby, Crisp and Gunn, Swansea, and Kettering (Charlie Hughes, Captain).

Clubs: Oatlands and Campbell Town.

University withdrew from the Victorian Football League.

Donated by Dr. George Wade:  won by Garden Island Creek.

Other teams involved: Lovett Juniors, Deep Bay and Cradoc.

Clubs:   Tramways and Military.

Clubs:   Upper Castra, Kindred, Preston and Forth.

Clubs:  Zeehan, Silver King (known as The Maroons) and Commonwealth F. C. 

Clubs: Barrington (Premiers), Wilmot (Runner's up), Sheffield and Railton.

Clubs:  Zeehan (Premiers). Siver Kings.

Clubs:  St. Andrew's Athletic Club and St. Luke's Young Men's Club