1995 Goondiwindi Hawks 1996 Goondiwindi Hawks 1997 University Eagles 1998 University Eagles 1999 Goondiwindi Hawks 2000 Goondiwindi Hawks 2001 Coolaroo Roos 2002 Coolaroo Roos 2003 Coolaroo Roos 2004 Coolaroo Roos 2005 Coolaroo Roos 2006 University Cougars 2007 University Cougars 2008 South Toowoomba Bombers 2009 Coolaroo Roos 2010 Toowoomba Tigers 2011 Toowoomba Tigers 2012 Toowoomba Tigers 2013 Coolaroo Roos 2014 Warwick Redbacks 2015 Coolaroo Roos 2016 University Cougars 2017 University Cougars 2018 University Cougars 2019 Goondiwindi Hawks 2020 South Toowoomba Bombers 2021 South Toowoomba Bombers AFL Darling Downs A Grade Grand Final Results Inaugural Darling Downs AFL Grand Final Results GOALS:Signals - B.Fletcher 2, W. Sampson, T. Osborne, M. Darby. Coolaroo Roos - A. Jericho 2, I. Shaw, J. Oska. BEST:Signals - T. Osborne, D. Akesson, J. Davis, J. Walsh, K. Zeller. Coolaroo Roos - R. Smith, J. Hagerstrom, J. Smith, A. Jericho, C. Wells. AFL Darling Downs Premiership Tables and Finals Results Below is a summary of AFL Darling Downs A Grade Ladders at the end of the home and away fixtures, and the Finals Results for the major rounds: 2006 Ladder 2007 Ladder 2008 Ladder 2009 Ladder 2010 Ladder 2011 Ladder 2012 Ladder 2013 Ladder AFL Darling Downs Best and Fairest Award (Holman Medalist) Reserve Grade The Reserve Grade competition ran from 1975 to 1999, and 2001, before player numbers for some clubs became a problem and therefore the "Adrian Jericho Trophy" had not been contested for a full decade. In 2012, the Reserves competition returned with a three team competition involving University, Coolaroo, and Souths. It was the first time the competition has been staged since Kingaroy defeated Coolaroo in the 2001 Grand Final. South Toowoomba Longhorns are the most successful team in Reserve Grade with 10 Premierships from 14 Grand Finals. University (Institute) are the next best with 8 flags from 11 Grand Finals. Reserve Grade (Division 2) Grand Final Results Future of AFL Darling Downs The Reserve Grade or a Division 2 Competition will resume as soon as the competition can gain enough interest once again. The League has the potential to expand to 12 Senior Clubs if these areas can field enough players, and with Junior competitions also expanding. In recent seasons, the League has fielded up to 11 sides in Division One already. Divisional Football League president Andrew Foley said splitting the 11-team competition into two divisions for 2014, including the three current reserve