Mooroolbark Football Club

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The Mooroolbark Football Club is an Australian rules football club located in Mooroolbark, Victoria. They play in Division 2 of the Eastern Football Netball League.^[1]^[2]^[3]

Mooroolbark
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Full name	Mooroolbark Football Club
Nickname	The Mustangs
Sport	Australian rules football
Founded	1966
Green with Yellow

History edit

The club was founded in 1965, they have played their entire life in the Eastern Football League.

Premierships edit

1988, 2009

VFL/AFL players edit

Cooper Fletcher - Richmond
Sam Mitchell - Hawthorn
Cameron Pedersen - North Melbourne, Melbourne
Ryan Bastinac - North Melbourne
Heath Hocking - Essendon
Warren McKenzie (AFL :Carlton, Sydney Swans)
Matthew Bishop-Melbourne/Port Adelaide

References edit

^ "Mulgrave scores its first win over Mooroolbark of the Eastern Football League". Herald Sun.
^ "Aaron Mullett signs with Mooroolbark in the EFL". Herald Sun.
^ "Mooroolbark and Wandin to play fundraiser for stricken EFL star". Herald Sun.

External links edit

Official Eastern Football League site

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