Statistics and Records
Affiliations – Burnie Tigers:
- 1885–1912 – North West Football
- 1913–1921 – Burnie Football League
- 1922–1931 – North West Football Union
- 1932–1933 – Burnie Football League
- 1934–1940 – North West Football Union
- 1945 – Burnie Football League
- 1946–1986 – North West Football Union
- 1987–1993 – Northern Tasmanian Football League
Affiliations – Cooee Bulldogs/Burnie Hawks:
- 1920–1922; 1930–1944 – Junior competitions
- 1945–1986 – North Western Football Union
- 1987–1994 – TFL Statewide League
Affiliations – Burnie Dockers:
- 1995–2000 – TFL Statewide League
- 2001–2008 – Northern Tasmanian Football League
- 2009–present – Tasmanian State League
Home ground:
- West Park Oval
Formed:
- Burnie Tigers: 1885 (as Emu Bay)
- Cooee Bulldogs: 1894 (became Burnie Hawks in 1987)
- Burnie Dockers: 1995
Colours:
- Purple, green, red and white
Emblem:
- Dockers
Premierships – Burnie Tigers:
- 1899, 1911, 1927, 1928, 1937, 1939, 1954, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1962, 1963, 1966, 1974, 1992
Tasmanian State Premierships:
- 1963
Premierships – Cooee Bulldogs:
- 1930, 1931, 1933, 1934, 1935, 1936, 1941, 1961, 1964, 1965, 1973, 1978, 1982
Tasmanian State Premierships:
- 1964, 1978
Premierships – Burnie Dockers:
- 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005
Cheel Medallists:
- 1928 – Charlie Hallam – {Burnie Tigers}
S.L Alford Medallists:
- 1937 – Clem Riggs – {Burnie Tigers}
Wander Medallists:
- 1949 – Len Hayes – {Cooee Bulldogs}
- 1950 – Lou Redman – {Cooee Bulldogs}
- 1954 – Ray Stokes – {Burnie Tigers}
- 1973 – Graeme Shephard – {Cooee Bulldogs}
- 1979 – Tom Lee – {Cooee Bulldogs}
Baldock Medallists:
- 2003 – Nick Probert – {Burnie Dockers}
- 2008 – Kade Munday – {Burnie Dockers}
All-Australians:
- Nil
NWFU leading goalkickers:
- 1947 – G. Goninon {Burnie Tigers} – 67
- 1948 – B. Quirk {Burnie Tigers} – 52
- 1961 – M. Morse {Burnie Tigers} – 60
- 1971 – D. Hodgetts {Burnie Tigers} – 79
- 1972 – D. Hodgetts {Burnie Tigers} – 73
- 1979 – L. Barnes {Burnie Tigers} – 82
- 1952 – D. Anderson {Cooee Bulldogs} – 89
- 1957 – L. Hayes {Cooee Bulldogs} – 51
- 1972 – S. Beaumont {Cooee Bulldogs} – 73
- 1973 – A. Hodgetts {Cooee Bulldogs} – 73
- 1975 – D. Shepherd {Cooee Bulldogs} – 60
- 1976 – D. Shepherd {Cooee Bulldogs} – 102
- 1978 – S. Beaumont {Cooee Bulldogs} – 94
- 1984 – S. Beaumont {Cooee Bulldogs} – 143
NTFL leading goalkickers:
- 1991 – C. Reynolds {Burnie Tigers} – 76
- 1992 – C. Reynolds {Burnie Tigers} – 96
- 2001 – A. Hering {Burnie Dockers} – 102
TFL Statewide League leading goalkickers:
- 1996 – Justin Plapp {Burnie Dockers} – 98
Highest scores:
- Burnie Tigers 30.21 (201) v Penguin in 1963
- Cooee 31.22 (208) v North Launceston 6.13 (49) in 1982
- Burnie Dockers 49.35 (329) v Smithton 0.1 (1) in 2001
Most games:
- 265 – David Langmaid – {Burnie Tigers}
- 263 – Harold 'Tiger' Dowling – {Cooee Bulldogs}
Record finals attendance:
- Burnie Tigers: 13,223 v Hobart – 1959 State Grand Final at North Hobart Oval
- Burnie Dockers: 12,352 v Clarence – 1996 TFL Grand Final at North Hobart Oval
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