Welcome to Traralgon Football & Netball Club
Formed in 1883, the Traralgon Football Netball Club has been a pinnacle destination for local football and netball players in the Latrobe Valley and Gippsland region.
The first published match was at home against Warragul, with Traralgon taking the win.
The club went into recess in 1844, returning to competition in 1895.
The Traralgon Football Netball Club aims to provide a well-structured family friendly environment to assist in the physical development and learning experience of all our members in a safe and controlled atmosphere to help them reach their full potential and to enhance their involvement within our club. We will encourage volunteer involvement and promote strong family values, team pride and compete with sportsmanship and honour in everything we do.
President – Kevin Foley
Vice President – Natalie Jaensch
Secretary – Lorraine Paulet
Treasurer – Jo Reid
Netball Operations Manager – Amelia Evison
Football Operations Manager – Andrew Quenault
Committee – Paul VanIwaarden, Chris Wood, Fiona Morrow, Joy Martin, John Paulet, Amy Harrison, Darren Hallyburton, Russell Sartori, Craig Watts
Seniors: Troy Hamilton
Reserves: Trent Anderson
Thirds (U18s): Danny Campbell
Fourths (U16s): Adam Jaensch
Youth Girls: Andrew Jenkins
A Grade: Amy Harrison
B Grade: Fiona Morrow
C Grade: Sophie Membrey
Under 17’s: Brooke Adams
Under 15’s: Kasey Guttridge
Under 13’s: Sarah Blythman
AFL/AFLW Listed Players
Tim Membrey – St Kilda (Previous Sydney Swans)
Darcy Guttridge – St Kilda
Amber Schutte – Collingwood
VFL/VFLW Listed Players
Harvey Neocleous – Casey Demons
Matilda van Berkel – Box Hill Hawks
Gippsland Power Listed Players
Boys
Cooper Brown
Josh Hamilton
William Brent
Girls
Elaina Domagala
Indi van Berkel
Ella Stoddart
Alex Beaton
Ash Murtagh
Chelsea Sutton
Stevie McClements (U16s)
VFL/AFL Players (played at the club before VFL/AFL debut)
1897 – David Adamson – South Melbourne
1908 – Ernie Abbott – St. Kilda
1923 – Bill Roberts – South Melbourne
1932 – Jack Anderson – Richmond
1933 – Ray Harry – Carlton
1939 – Jack Scott – Richmond
1940 – Kevin Curran – Hawthorn
1941 – Fred Jones – Hawthorn
1947 – Jack Roberts – Richmond
1950 – Keith McKee – Geelong
1955 – Alan Anton – Fitzroy
1955 – Barry Archbold – Carlton
1957 – Bob Turner – Melbourne
