Club: Swansea (captained by Cooley) and Spring Bay (captain P. Lahey)

Clubs:  St Virgils, Leslie House, Friends and Hutchins

The Central Football Association was reformed in the North West region in June, 1919.

In its inaugural season the Clubs were: Dunorlan, Westbury, and Deloraine Ramblers.

Margate, captains were R.Crane and W.Bone

Clubs: Irish Town, Smithton, Forest, Stanley and Mengha. 

The season ended 16th August, by order of Tasmanian Health Departmant (Out-break of Influenza).

The resumption of football in Hobart and most other centres after the War, followed a three year lapse of the game. But if that wasn’t enough, the population had to contend with an epidemic of Influenza that swept Australia and rage throughout Tasmania later in the season, football had to be cancelled according to health authorities advice, which applied to all forms of sport that attracted crowds.

Clubs: Kermandie, Franklin and Cygnet

Clubs: St. Johns, Southern United and Gordon Rovers.

Games palyed at the North Hobarrt Recreation Ground.

Currie, Grassy & North (no grand-final played)

Currie Football Club was the inaugural competition premiers

Clubs: Mechanics United (Premiers), YMCA and Retired Soldiers.

Clubs: Linda Pastimes and Gormanston F. C.

Reformed 26/3/1919 at a meeting conducted at Library Hall, New Norfolk.

Elected Office Bearers: Revrant R. R. Anderson (President), B. Crocker (Secretary), A. H. Hill (Club Captrain) and guernsey colours were Yellow and Black.

New Town Football Club reformed.

No competition due to Influenza outbreak that swept Australia.

Clubs; New Town (Premiers, Green and Gold guernsey), OHA, (Runner-up, Red and Green), Federal Service (Red and Yellow).

St.Virgil's (seventh consecutive premiership),  Hutchins (Runner-up)

Clubs: Rovers and Wanderers.

Club: Nubeena, Carnarvon, Eaglehawk Neck, and Taranna F. C.

Teams playing Social Games: North Hobart Rovers (Red and Blue guernsey, captain C. Bonnitcha, vice-captain E. O'Brien), Mental Hospital, Lindisfarne (captained by both S. F. Wicks and J. Ring), Sandfly, Ranelagh, Longley, Margate, IXL, Macquarie Plains, Hobart Rovers, Leander (captain C. White), Gordon, St.Johns, Black Caps, Channel, Sorell (Yellow and Black), Federal Trreasurery, Federal Taxes, Catholic Club, Hobart Rovers (captain Len Lewis), Lower Longley, Kensington Tannery, Clarence, and Glenorchy (captain V. King).

Inaugurated in 1919 with following Clubs: Clarence (holders of the trophy), Sorell, New Norfolk and Richmond (Captained by H. Gregg)

Clubs: Commonwealth (Premiers), Silver King (Runner-up) and Zeehan. 

Roster ladder:                                                               
Total Goals & Behinds scored                                                                                                                                                                                                 
Commonwealth (414 Points)                   55 goals 84 points
Silver King (272 points)                           36 goals 56 ponits
Zeehan (183 points)                                25 goals and 33 points

No Grand-final played, but Commonwealth declared premiers based on unbeatable lead.

Season started late, due to Tasmanian Health Department Health ruling (Influenza epidemic), which ended prematurely in November also on advice from the Health Department.