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The Ongerup Football Association is an
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competition based in the Great Southern region of rural
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. It was formed in 1962 with the current reserves competition inaugurated in 1980.Ongerup Football Association at Full Points Footy
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History

The Association commenced in 1962 with just two clubs, Ongerup and Hassell. After two seasons, Borden and Pingrup joined, making four clubs. Hassell demerged in 1968 into Jerramungup and Boxwood Hills making five clubs. Kent Districts joined in 1972 after leaving the
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and won the premiership the following year. Newdegate was next to join the Association when the ‘Lions’ entered in 1983. Gnowangerup then joined in 1987 after also leaving the CGSFL with the last team to join being Lake Grace with an immediate merger with Pingrup ending up in Lake Grace/Pingrup. The 2010s was a tough decade for the OFA with Ongerup, Kent & Borden all folding taking it from an 8 to a 5 team competition.


Current clubs


Previous clubs


Grand final results

Notes:
* Undefeated season, # First loss of season
Source:
OFA Grand Final Program 2020


Ladders


2015 ladder


2016 ladder


2017 ladder


2018 ladder


2019 ladder


2020 ladder

Shortened season due to the
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AFL players

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References


Further reading

* ''A Way of Life - The Story of country football in Western Australia'' - Alan East {{Aussie Rules in Western Australia Australian rules football competitions in Western Australia