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REP - KEY FACTS

Official name
Representative Football

Known as
REP

Duration
1879–2024

Affiliated competitions (Current)
Interstate 1901-2024

Affiliated competitions (Historical)
Women's Interstate 2017; Interstate Carnivals 1908-1988


Interstate

Official Name
REP Interstate

Duration
1901–2024

Affiliated clubs (Current)
WAFL (WA) 1991-2023; SANFL (SA) 1991-2024; TSL (TAS) 1993-2023; VFL (VIC) 1996-2024; QAFL (QLD) 2023

Affiliated clubs (Historical)
Victoria (VIC) 1901-2020; Tasmania (Rep) (TAS) 1901-1993; Western Australia (WA) 1901-1998; South Australia (SA) 1901-1999; Queensland (QLD) 1904-1992; New South Wales (NSW) 1904-1992; VFA (VIC) 1905-1995; New South Wales (B) (NSW) 1905-1948; South Australia (B) (SA) 1908-1980; Victoria (B) (VIC) 1921-1991; Victoria (C) (VIC) 1921-1980; Southern Tasmania (TAS) 1921-1932; Australian Capital Territory (ACT) 1927-2007; Victoria / VFA (VIC) 1951; NSW-ACT (NSW-ACT) 1993; QLD-NT (QLD) 1993; Allies (AUS) 1995-1998; Dream Team (AUS) 2008; NEAFL (Northern) (QLD) 2011-2013; NEAFL (Eastern) (NSW) 2012-2013; NEAFL (AUS) 2014-2017; All-Stars (AUS) 2020

Affiliated grounds (Current)
Glenelg Oval

Affiliated grounds (Historical)
Adelaide Oval; Arden Street; Bassendean Oval; Bellerive Oval; Blacktown; Brisbane Exhibition Ground; Carrara Stadium; Docklands; East Melbourne; Erskineville Oval; Fankhauser Reserve; Football Park; Fremantle Oval; Gabba; Henson Park; Jubilee Oval (WA); Junction Oval; Kalgoorlie Oval; Lathlain Park; Leederville Oval; M.C.G.; Manuka Oval; Mascot Football Ground; Moreton Bay Complex; North Hobart Oval; North Ipswich Reserve; North Port Oval; Northbourne Oval; Perry Park; Perth Oval; Perth Stadium; Princes Park; Punt Road; Richmond Oval; Riverway Stadium; Rushton Park; S.C.G.; Subiaco Oval; Sydney Showground; Trumper Park; W.A.C.A.; Waverley Park; York Park

1926 REP Interstate

 
 

Until fairly recently elite level Australian football meant interstate football. Moreover, it was primarily, indeed almost exclusively, in the interstate arena that football could in any serious way be argued to be a genuinely national sport. Since the transmutation of the VFL into the AFL, however, the overwhelming majority of Australia's elite footballers have participated in a single, national (or near-national) club competition, and the importance of senior interstate footy has diminished. Nevertheless, its overall significance in terms of the sport's development - and, indeed, arguably its very survival - cannot be over-stressed.

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1926 Round by Round

Round OOM

One-off Matches

 Q1Q2Q3Q4ScoreDate / ResultGroundCrowdGate
New South Wales2.33.84.117.12 54 Sat 12-Jun-1926 2:10 pm Erskineville Oval12,000 
Victoria (B)3.55.98.1212.15 87 Victoria (B) won by 33 points
Victoria3.86.108.1410.17 77 Sat 12-Jun-1926 2:10 pm M.C.G.24,497£1,192
South Australia1.15.49.913.10 88 South Australia won by 11 points
South Australia2.36.77.98.10 58 Sat 3-Jul-1926 2:10 pm Adelaide Oval31,000£1,515
Western Australia1.52.82.144.17 41 South Australia won by 17 points
Western Australia4.17.29.59.5 59 Sat 24-Jul-1926 2:10 pm Perth Oval21,540£1,830
Victoria0.42.84.117.14 56 Western Australia won by 3 points
Victoria (B)3.68.1611.1817.26 128 Sat 24-Jul-1926 2:10 pm M.C.G.7,400 
New South Wales1.31.34.67.6 48 Victoria (B) won by 80 points
Western Australia6.77.811.911.10 76 Tue 27-Jul-1926 2:10 pm Subiaco Oval15,000 
Victoria2.17.28.510.8 68 Western Australia won by 8 points
South Australia2.12.23.24.5 29 Sat 31-Jul-1926 2:10 pm Adelaide Oval24,300£1,230
Victoria0.73.86.1211.15 81 Victoria won by 52 points
Victoria (B)5.08.112.415.13 103 Sat 31-Jul-1926 2:10 pm M.C.G.18,886 
Southern Tasmania1.32.84.85.11 41 Victoria (B) won by 62 points
Western Australia4.27.713.718.7 115 Sat 28-Aug-1926 2:10 pm Perth Oval13,573£1,100
South Australia1.05.28.310.5 65 Western Australia won by 50 points
Queensland2.13.27.58.6 54 Sat 11-Sep-1926 2:10 pm Brisbane Exhibition Ground10,000 
New South Wales1.43.105.117.15 57 New South Wales won by 3 points

Footnotes

* Behinds calculated from the 1965 season on.
+ Score at the end of extra time.