Clubs: Tunnack, Rhyndaston, Oatlands Juniors, with Tunnack winning the Cup.

Clubs: Stars premiers, captained by G. Munro, Rovers, Battery, Northern Beaconsfield.

Clubs: Sorell premiers, Oatlands, the only two teams to compete.

Clubs: Romaine, Ridgley, Yeoman, Wanderers.

Clubs: Richmond, Colebrook captained by B. Fox, Brighton, Craigow, Kempton captained by Frank Johnson, Bagdad. The competition played for the Davies Cup, won by Colebrook.

Clubs: Lefroy Juniors, Carlton, New Town Juniors. All games played at Clare Street Oval & New Town Oval. Lefroy and Carlton played off for the Premiership, which was won by Lefroy.

Clubs: Bellerive, Union, Standfast. All games played at Bellerive Oval.

Only information provided was the ground used, Bellerive. Standfast (dark blue and orange).

Clubs: Chemists, Drapers.

Clubs: Spring Bay premiers, Swansea captained by A. Westwood, runner-up Riversdale.

Clubs: Moriarty, Sassafras, Harford, Latrobe Juniors.

Hamilton was the only team mentioned. This was the inaugural season for the competition.

Sorell, New Norfolk, Colebrook, Glenorchy (holders of the Pennant), Bellerive, Kermandie, Federal (also known as Franklin and captained by L. Stanley) This was the inaugural season for the competition.

Clubs: Collingwood premiers, Empire, North Hobart Juniors.                                                                                

Teacher's College, premiers.

Top VFL clubs Melbourne and St. Kilda visited the State for two games against the TFL. In the match against Melbourne, the League scored 4.6 (30) to Melbourne 14.14 (98) and in the other game against St. Kilda (which at the time was the leading club in the VFL competition) the TFL scored 8.11 (59) to the Saints 17.15 (117).

There were two games played between the TFL and NTFA, the first in Launceston on 3rd June, where the League 10.14 (74) defeated the Northerners 7.9 (51).

The return match was also won by the TFL 8.13 (61) defeated NTFA 6.11 (47).

Clubs: Smelters, Mechanics, Lyell (red and white).

Clubs: North Lyell, Gormanston Wrens, Linda. Admission to games 6 pence (5 cents).

Norwood defeats Carlton in the National Championship game.

Clubs: Derby, Pioneer, Moorina, Branxholm. This was the inaugural season, being formed in 1907 at the Imperial Hotel at Derby. President was J. Simpson, Secretary F. C. Jacobs and H. Bryant as Treasurer. The first game was played on Saturday, 15th June, between Derby and Moorina.

The NECFA was the parent association to 2 later association.

In June of 1907 at the quaint North Eastern Tasmanian township of Derby, the NECFA was formed. Its location rests at the intersection of the Ringarooma and Casade Rivers.

Derby was established in the mid–1870’s during a mining boom and the town has since flourished as an adventure and tourism destination.

Although teams came and went on an almost regular basis, it nevertheless remained a strong competition and produced many a top player.

Competing teams were many between 1907 and 1921: Alberton, Branxholm, Bridport, Cameron, Derby, Derby City, Fingal, Gladstone, Legerwood, Lilydale, Militia, Moorina, North Scottsdale, Pioneer, Pioneer-Gladstone, Ringarooma, Scottsdale, Scottsdale Crows, South Mt. Cameron, St. Helens, Wanderers, Warrentinna and Winnaleah.

Clubs: Devonport, Mersey, Latrobe, Ulverstone, Penguin, Burnie, Wesly Vale withdrew in May.

Clubs: City, North Launceston.

Clubs: Invermay.

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

Barrington, Railton. Sheffield premiers, captained by P. Cohen, Wilmot.                                                                                                                        

Clubs: Oatlands, Campbell Town, Ulverstone, Mersey.

Southport captained by R. Hay, Hastings shared captaincy between C. Beresford and J. Moore, Lune River. The inaugural season Chairman was P. Collins, the first game played at Southport, 8th June 1907. Southport captained by R. Hay,  defeated Hastings captained by J. Moore and ? Laskey.

Cananore premiers, Crescent, Imperials. The Competition played for the Golding Cup, with headquarters and all games played at the New Town Oval.

A new resolution was written into the constitution this year to change the name Southern Tasmanian Football Association to the Tasmanian Football League. 

Clubs: Tunnel.

Clubs: Lefroy (light and dark blue), North Hobart (red and blue), Derwent (all maroon). No grand-final played. Lefroy Football Club was declared Premier.

Clubs: Bakers, Bidencope & Son, Bridgewater, Buckland, Campania, Cascade Brewery, Claremont, Ellerton Football Club (near Cuprona), Glenfern, Hobart Presbyterians (formed in 1907 name changed to Taraba in April 1909), Hutchins, IXL, Kempton, Kettering, Kingston captained by ? Sherwood. Lindisfarne Longley, Margate, Melrose captained by C. Cleary, Melville Street, Methodist Football Club captain Cleve Peterson (colours black guernsey with light blue maltese cross on breast), Middleton, Molesworth, Nettlefolds, New Town Rovers, Nugent, Parattah, Plenty captained by J. Glann Junior, Queen's College, Riana captain L. Read, Saint Leonards (formed this season), Sandfly captain C. W. Burrell, Training College, Trinity.

Ckubs: Tullah premiers, captained by J. Smith, City captained by H. Hill, Rovers.

Clubs: Magnet premiers, Bischoff runner-up, Pioneer (3rd) captained by ? Anthony.

Clubs: Butchers, Bakers.

Clubs: Irishtown premiers, Forest, Smithton, Stanley runner-up.

Clubs: Zeehan premiers, Siver King runner-up, Commonwealth.