List Of Australian Rules Football Competitions In Victoria
Division 1
- Balwyn
- Blackburn
- Croydon
- Donvale FC
- East Burwood FC
- East Ringwood FC
- Knox (Div 2 Premiers - Promoted)
- Lilydale
- Noble Park
- Norwood FC (Vic)
- Scoresby FC
- Vermont (Div 1 Premiers)
Division 2
- Bayswater
- Doncaster
- Doncaster East FC (Div 3 Premiers - Promoted)
- Montrose
- Mulgrave
- North Ringwood FC
- Ringwood FC (Div 1 Wooden Spoon - Relegated)
- Rowville FC
- South Croydon FC
- Wantirna South
Division 3
- Boronia
- Coldstream
- Mitcham (Div 2 Wooden Spoon - Relegated)
- Mooroolbark
- Nunawading FC
- Templestowe
- Upper Ferntree Gully FC
- Warrandyte (Div 3 Wooden Spoon - Remain as Sth Belgrave join Div 4)
- Waverley Blues
- Whitehorse Pioneers (Div 4 Premiers - Promoted)
Division 4
- Chirnside Park
- Eastern Lions
- Ferntree Gully FC
- Forest Hill FC
- Glen Waverley Hawks (Div 4 Wooden Spoon)
- Heathmont
- Kilsyth
- South Belgrave (**New Club from YVMFL**)
- Surrey Park FC
- The Basin
Junior Clubs
- Glen Waverley Rovers
- Knox Eagles
- St Simons FC
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