Cooee Bulldogs

Cooee Bulldogs

Established: Formed on the 5 th of April 1894 and played in various leagues (Mostly the NWFU) until they changed to the Burnie Hawks in 1987 to join the State-wide League.

Home Ground:  West Park Oval
Club Colours:  Green and Gold
Premierships: 1930, 1931, 1933, 1934, 1935, 1936, 1941, 1961, 1964, 1965, 1973, 1978, 1982, 1984 (Total 14)
State Premierships: 1964, 1978
Most Club Games:  288 - Tom Lee
Most Goals In A Season: 125 - Stephen Beaumont 1984
Most Goals In A Match: 22 - Dale Anderson versus East Devonport 1952
Highest Club Score: 31-22 (208) versus North Launceston 1982
Senior Best and Fairest Winners:
1945                       L. Johnson
1946                       Rex Batt
1947                       T. McMahon
1948, 1949             Owen Bugg
1950                       Lou Redman
1951                       Laurie Horton
1952                       Dennis Briggs
1953                       Trevor Leo
1954                       Len Hayes
1955                       Owen Bugg
1956                       Len Hayes
1957                       Brian Loring
1958                       Mel Shephard
1959                       R. Woodward
1960                       Brian Loring
1961                       R. Woodward
1962                       Don Beveridge
1963                       Dexter French
1964, 1965, 1966   John Bonney
1967                       Peter Hillier
1968                       Dexter French
1969                       Graeme Shepherd
1970                       Harold Dowling
1971, 1972             Jim Pleydell
1973                       Graeme Shepherd
1974                       George Tobias
1975                       Michael Beswick
1976                       Max Deverell
1977                       Les Hawken
1978, 1979             Tom Lee
1980                       Phil Bester
1981                       Peter Staker
1982                       Tom Lee
1983                       Max Deverell
1984                       Steven Beaumont
1985                       Ken Beaumont
1986                       Ian Coffey