Central Yorke Peninsula – SA Country Football Digest

Formation

The Central Yorke Peninsula Football Association was formed in 1909 with the founding clubs being Brentwood, Curramulka, Port Vincent and Minlaton. Crowd numbers were down when Curramulka and Minlaton met in the 1910 grand final. The Royal Adelaide Show was the reason for the smaller than normal crowd however, the barracking was as loud as has been heard in the history of the association. The Curramulka supporters lifted their team over the line by five points. The proprietor of the Curramulka Hotel gave a free dinner to players and supporters in honour of the clubs achievement.

Club Timeline

Club

1910 1920 1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990

Brentwood

Curramulka

Minlaton

Port Vincent

Stansbury

Wauraltie

Playing Recess Playing elsewhere Merged Renamed Disbanded

Clubs (6)

Mileage

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	Town A	Town B	Town C
Town A	*	25	40
Town B	25	*	18
Town C	40	18	*

Records

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Player	Club	Value	Year / Period
J. Smith	Example FC	312	1985-2005
R. Jones	Another FC	298	1990-2010

Grand Finals

Year	Premier	Score	Runner-Up	Score
1909	Minlaton	15-10	Curramulka	2-7
1910	Curramulka		Minlaton 5 pts
1911	Minlaton	5-5	Curramulka	2-7
1912	Stansbury	7-10	Minlaton	4-5
1913	Curramulka		Minlaton Scores not recorded
1914	Minlaton	3-8	Stansbury	1-10
1915-1918	WWI Recess
1919	Minlaton	9-10	Curramulka	4-10
1920	Minlaton	11-6	Curramulka	10-7
1921	Curramulka	4-9	Minlaton	4-8

Medallists

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Year	Player	Club
1960	B. Thompson	Example FC
1961	K. Williams	Another FC

Leading Goalkickers

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Year	Player	Club	Goals
1990	D. Hill	Example FC	87
1991	M. Johnson	Another FC	72

Formation

Club Timeline

Clubs (6)

Mileage

Records

Grand Finals

Medallists

Leading Goalkickers

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