Competition Leading Goalkickers
NTFA leading goalkickers
- 1889 – H. Murray (9)
- 1892 – P. Tabart (9)
- 1893 – R. Lawrence (11)
- 1894 – R. Lawrence (12)
- 1896 – J. Gorman (16)
- 1900 – P. Bird (15)
- 1905 – S. Willett (8)
- 1906 – V. Valentine (12)
- 1911 – A. Ramsay (6) and R. Thomas (6)
- 1925 – B. Freeland (25)
- 1930 – J. Foley (70)
- 1931 – J. Foley (52)
- 1933 – H. Ranson (62)
- 1935 – A. Waddle (44)
- 1937 – L. Smith (59)
- 1938 – L. Smith (73)
- 1945 – M. Flood (71)
- 1948 – R. McCrimmon (102)
- 1949 – R. McCrimmon (83)
- 1950 – R. McCrimmon (76)
- 1951 – R. McCrimmon (55)
- 1955 – C. Tabe (67)
- 1967 – D. Seen (50)
- 1969 – A. West (65)
- 1970 – A. West (50)
- 1976 – R. Smith (94)
- 1977 – R. Smith (63)
- 1978 – I. Donnachy (63)
- 1982 – I. Donnachy (78)
NTFL leading goalkickers
- 2005 – A. Derbyshire (93)
- 2006 – A. Derbyshire (133)
- 2008 – A. Derbyshire (133)
TFL Statewide League/TSL leading goalkickers
- 2010 – B.Finch (94)
- 2011 – B.Finch (104)
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