- Club Championships The Clever E. Bunton Football Championships From 1953 to 1972 total points were based on the most ladder points across the seniors and reserves grades of O&MFL football. Unsure what year this award was first given. From 1973 onwards, this award is based on the most ladder points across all three grades of O&MFL football. 1964: Wangaratta 1965: Albury 1966: Wangaratta 1967: Wangaratta 1968: Myrtleford 1969: Wodonga 1970: Wodonga 1971: Benalla 1972: Benalla 1973: ? 1974: 1975: Wangaratta Rovers 1976: ? 1977: Wangaratta Rovers 1978: Wangaratta Rovers 1979: Wodonga 1980: 1981: 1982: Wodonga 1983: Albury 1984: Wangaratta Rovers 1985: Albury 1986: Wodonga 1987: Wodonga 1988: Wangaratta Rovers 1989: Wodonga 1990: Wodonga 1991: Wodonga 1992: Wodonga 1993: Wodonga 1994: Wodonga 1995: Albury 1996: Albury 1997: Wodonga Raiders 1998: Wodonga Raiders 1999: Albury 2000: Albury & 2000: Corowa Rutherglen 2001: Wangaratta Rovers 2002: Wangaratta Rovers 2003: Wodonga Raiders 2004: Wodonga 2005: Wodonga 2006: Wodonga & 2006: Wangaratta 2007: Wodonga 2008: Albury 2009: Albury 2010: Albury 2011: Albury 2012: Albury 2013: Albury 2014: Albury 2015: Albury 2016: Albury 2017: Albury 2018: Albury 2019: Albury 2020: O&M in recess. COVID-19 2021: Albury 2022: Wangaratta Rovers Premierships Records Football: Seniors Most flags in a row: 4, St. Patrick (1921, 1922, 1923, 1924). 4, Wangaratta (1949, 1950, 1951, 1952). Most grand finals in a row: 10: Albury: 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018. 7: Wangaratta Rovers: 1970, 1971, 1972, (1973 - 3rd), 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980.(10 grand finals in 11 years) 5: Wangaratta: 1922, 1923, 1924, 1925, 1926. (bold: premiership years) 2007 to 2020 season senior football ladders O&MFL Representative Match Results Senior Football The first known representative match was in 1914 when a team from the Albury, Corowa and Howlong clubs (O&M - NSW) played against a team made of Lake Rovers, Mount Ophir and Rutherglen (O&M - Vic), with the Victorian side defeating NSW by two points on the Albury Sportsground, in the State of Origin match. In 1958, the O&MFL picked two separate teams, with one team playing the Farrer Football League and the other team playing the Riverina Football League, with both games played on the weekend of the 4 and 5 July 1958. Caltex had the naming rights of the Victorian Country Championships matches in the 1960's. The 16 league series would run over a two year period, with knock out