Ariah Park, New South Wales
In their own small ways scoreboards are landmarks. The web tells us that the Ardlethan-Ariah Park-Mirrool Football and Netball Club is a member of the Farrar Football League in the southern New South… Continue reading
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Leederville, Western Australia
From 1915 to 1993 Leederville Oval was the home of the West Perth Football Club. Under urging from the WAFC, the Falcons moved to the northern suburb of Joondalup in 1994. There was… Continue reading
Claremont, Western Australia
This glance at the scoreboard at Claremont Oval by East Perth’s Andrew Lovett told the sad story of a hundred point hammering. Claremont are pretty successful in WAFL. They lost the grand final… Continue reading
Denmark, Western Australia
The scoreboard at McLean Park in the very southern Western Australian town of Denmark told the story of a famous victory on Sunday 12 September 2010. The Denmark-Walpole Magpies won their first premiership… Continue reading
Gibson, Western Australia
The Gibson ground is one those pleasant footy surprises you receive for going just a little bit out of your way. The town is 22 km north of Esperance. The footy ground is… Continue reading
Myponga, South Australia
Two unexpected names popped up in relation to this bucolic image of the scoreboard and its optimistic score at Myponga near South Australia’s famous McLaren Vale. Ozzy Osbourne and Bon Scott. Footy was… Continue reading
Boulder, Western Australia
Boulder Oval , now called Digger Daws Oval, has been the home of the Boulder City and Mines Rovers football clubs in the Goldfields Football League for over a hundred years. The clubs… Continue reading
East Fremantle, Western Australia
It’s late in a derby at East Fremantle Oval, the home of the Sharks, in 2004. South Fremantle, the bitter enemy, are about to go forward, scores are level. And the winning raffle… Continue reading