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The AFL Central West (formerly, Central West Australian Football League) is an
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competition containing five clubs based in the Central West region of
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Current Clubs


Tier 2


Previous Clubs


List of Premiers


First-Grade


Reserve-Grade

*1984: Dubbo *1985: Dubbo *1986: Dubbo *1987: Cowra *1988: Lithgow *1992: Dubbo *1993: Orange *1994: Dubbo *1995: Bathurst Eagles *1996: Orange *1997: Parkes *1998: Kelso *1999: Parkes *2000: Dubbo *2001: Orange *2002: Dubbo *2003: Cowra *2004: Bathurst Bushrangers *2005: Mudgee *2006: Cowra *2007: Bathurst Bushrangers *2008: Cowra *2009: Bathurst Bushrangers *2010: Young *2011: Bathurst Bushrangers *2012: Orange *2013: Bathurst Bushrangers *2014: Bathurst Bushrangers *2015: Young *2020: Parkes *2021: Parkes


Under 16s/17s/18s

*1983: Young *1984: Orange *1985: Orange *1986: Orange *1987: Dubbo *1988: Parkes *1989: Parkes *1990: Parkes *1991: Cowra *1996: Parkes *1997: Parkes *1998: Kelso *1999: Parkes *2000: Parkes *2001: Cowra *2002: Bathurst Eagles *2003: Bathurst Eagles *2004: Bathurst Bushrangers *2005: Bathurst Bushrangers *2006: Bathurst Bushrangers *2007: Bathurst Bushrangers *2008: Bathurst Bushrangers *2009: Bathurst Bushrangers *2010: Dubbo *2011: Dubbo *2012: Dubbo *2013: Bathurst Bushrangers *2014: Bathurst Bushrangers *2015: Bathurst Bushrangers *2016: Bathurst Giants *2017: Bathurst Giants *2018: Bathurst Giants *2019: Orange Tigers *2020: Bathurst Giants *2021: Bathurst Giants


Under 13s/14s/15s

*2000: Parkes *2001: Orange *2002: Orange *2003: Bathurst Eagles *2004: Bathurst Bushrangers *2005: Bathurst Bushrangers *2006: Bathurst Bushrangers *2007: Orange *2008: Dubbo *2009: Bathurst Bushrangers *2010: Bathurst Bushrangers *2011: Dubbo *2012: Young *2013: Bathurst Bushrangers *2014: Bathurst Giants *2015: Bathurst Giants *2016: Bathurst Giants *2017: Bathurst Giants *2018: Cowra *2019: Orange


Under 12s/11s

*2011: Bathurst Bushrangers *2012: Bathurst Bushrangers *2013: Bathurst Bushrangers *2014: Orange *2015: Bathurst Giants *2016: Cowra *2017: Orange *2018: Cowra *2019: Cowra


Women's

*2015: Bathurst Bushrangers *2016: Bathurst Bushrangers *2017: Bathurst Bushrangers *2018: Dubbo *2019: Bathurst Giants


Youth Girls

*2018: Orange *2019: Bathurst Giants


2011 Ladder


2012 Ladder


2013 Ladder


See also

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AFL NSW/ACT AFL NSW/ACT is the trading name of the AFL (NSW/ACT) Commission Limited, a wholly owned and controlled subsidiary of the Australian Football League Limited (AFL), established in 1999.Australian Securities & Investments Commission registers www.a ...
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Australian rules football in New South Wales Australian rules football in New South Wales dates back to 1866 with organised competition being continuous since the 1880s. Today, in several regions, the sport is moderately popular, including Broken Hill near South Australia, and the Riveri ...


External links

* {{Aussie Rules in New South Wales, state=collapsed Australian rules football competitions in New South Wales