Tweed Coast Football Club

Tweed Coast
Tweed Coast
Names
Full name	Tweed Coast Football Club
Nickname(s)	Tigers
Club details
Founded	2009; 15 years ago
Colours
Competition	QFA Division 2 South
President	Andrew Ryan
Coach	Dean Solomon
Captain(s)	Glen Phelps Conor McDowell
Ground(s)	Seabreeze Sports Field & Barry Sheppard Oval
Uniforms
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Other information
Official website	tweedcoasttigers.com

Tweed Coast Football Club, nicknamed Tigers, is an Australian rules football club based on the Tweed Coast in northern New South Wales. The team currently competes in the Queensland Football Association Division 2 South.

Formed in 2009 the Tigers played in the Summerland AFL until it was merged into the Queensland State League in 2011.^[1] The Club experienced success early in its 2nd year under Coach Shane Shallue. Shallue Coached the club to Premierships in 2010, 2012, 2013 and 2015 before stepping aside in at the end of 2016.

In 2017, under the guidance of Coach Katie Pattison, the Club added a women's team to the playing group. The inaugural team, Co-Captained by Eleanor Crawley and Rachel Kelly, finished 3rd in 2017 and followed up with Grand Final appearances in 2018 and 2019 under Coach Shane Art..

Premierships (4)

No.	Year	Competition	Opponent	Score	Venue
1	2010	Summerland AFL	Lismore Swans	11.6 (82) - 8.6 (54)	Fripp Oval
2	2012	SEQAFL Div 4 South	Bond University Bullsharks	17.12 (114) - 9.16 (70)	Fripp Oval
3	2013	SEQAFL Div 4 South	Byron Bay Magpies	9.5 (59) - 6.6 (42)	Fripp Oval
4	2015	QAFA (B) South	Byron Bay Magpies	10.8 (68) - 19.7 (67)^[2]	Byron Recreational Ground

References

External links

Official website

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[1] ttp://www.sportingpulse.com/club_info.cgi?client=1-2197-83101-0-0&sID=115789&&news_task=DETAIL&articleID=17587629 ^{[dead link]}

[2] "Tigers claim Premiership number 4 - Tweed Coast AFC".

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v t e Australian rules football in New South Wales
Governing body	AFL NSW/ACT
AFL clubs	Greater Western Sydney Sydney Swans
VFL clubs	Sydney Swans reserves Greater Western Sydney reserves
Metropolitan leagues	AFL Sydney Women's
Regional leagues	Broken Hill Central West Farrer Hume Hunter North Coast North West Northern Riverina Riverina Sapphire Coast South Coast
Defunct leagues	NEAFL (2011–2019) Albury & District (1930–1957) Barellan & District (1911–1971) Central Coast (1976–1999) Central Hume (1928–1935) Central Riverina (1949–1981) Coreen & District (1909–2007) Deniliquin (1900–1932) Faithful & District (1920–1940) New England (1962–1984) NSWFA (1880–1893) Newcastle (1888–1999) North West (1970s–1993) Northern Rivers (1984–2021) Riverina FA (1924–1929) South West (1949–1981) Summerland (1984–2011)
Principal venues	Sydney Cricket Ground Sydney Showground Stadium
Related	Sydney Derby List of clubs

v t e Australian rules football in Queensland
Representative side	Queensland
Governing body	AFL Queensland
Professional clubs	Brisbane Lions Gold Coast Suns
Statewide leagues	Queensland Australian Football League
Metropolitan leagues	Queensland Football Association
Regional leagues	Cairns Capricornia Darling Downs Mackay Mount Isa Townsville Wide Bay
Women's leagues	Queensland Women's
Former leagues	League Championship Cup (2011-2014) Bundaberg (1972–86) Central Highlands (1983–97) Gold Coast (1961–96) Maryborough (1981–83) Sunshine Coast (1970–92) Wide Bay (1985–86)
Principal venues	The Gabba Carrara Stadium Cazalys Stadium
Culture	QClash Broadbeach vs Southport
QAFL teams	Broadbeach Labrador Morningside Mount Gravatt Palm Beach Currumbin Sandgate Surfers Paradise UQ Red Lions Western Magpies Wilston Grange
Teams in the VFL	Brisbane Lions Gold Coast Southport
Defunct QAFL teams	City Coorparoo Kedron Grange Locomotives Maroochy Northshore South Brisbane Sunshine Coast Valley
Related articles	2004 AFL Cairns Grand Final List of Australian rules football clubs in Queensland

Tweed Coast Football Club

Premierships (4)

See also

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