Demons

League Honours

North Hobart joined the SFL in 2001 and our players adapted to life in the SFL very quickly. The club has been well represented in garnering SFL honours. We hope to do the same in the new Wrest Point State League which started in 2009.

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2007 Bibby Shield Winner

The club was the proud winner of the Bibby Shield for best club overall winning with 196 points.

NHFC Chairman Paul Curtain pictured with Glenorchy FC President Colin Gardner.
Glenorchy had won it the year before.

2007 George Watt Medal Winner

Michael Hall won the George Watt Medal for Reserves Best and Fairest in the Premier League.
Ben Van Kraanen won the Reserves Leading Goalkicker award with 52 goals while Dillon Davie won the Under 19's Leading Goalkicker award with 55 goals.

Ben Van Kraanen

Dillon Davie

2003 Horrie Gorringe Medal Winner

Brendon Bolton won the 2003 Horrie Gorringe medal for Senior Best and Fairest in the Premier League.
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2003 Weller Arnold Medal winner

Our 2003 captain/coach Brendon Bolton won the Weller Arnold Medal for best on ground for the South in the annual Casino Challenge Cup match held this year at North Hobart Oval.

2002 Weller Arnold Medal winner
In 2002 the Weller Arnold medal was received by Luke Curtain.

2002 SFL Best and Fairest Count

Premier League Reserves Best and Fairest medal winner Richard Robinson being congratulated by SFL President Will Hodgman at the Best and Fairest count at Wrest Point Casino; Sunday September 1st.

North Hobart Football Club Winners: (L-R) Premier League Seniors Leading Goalkicker Robbie Devine (60 goals), Reserves Best and Fairest medal winner Richard Robinson, and Weller Arnold medallist Luke Curtain at the B&F.

In 2001 veteran midfielder Steven Woods won the Weller Arnold medal for Best Player in an Intrastate game when the South played the North at York Park.

Weller Arnold medal Winner Steve Woods (left) with Gary Williamson, SFL Media Director.
He also figured prominently in the Player of the Year award.

J.Boag & Son/Mercury Player of the Year winner Craig Studley (centre) with joint runners up Brendon Browning (left) and Steve Woods (right).

In addition Robbie Devine finished the year as League Leading Goalkicker with 102 goals.

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Allan
Rait

Darrel
Eaton

Jack
Dunn

John
Devine

Jack
Metherell

Des
Graham

Len
Pye

John
Leedham

Noel
Reid