– Roy Cazaly 1934 – Len Pitchford 1935 – Alan Rait 1936-1937 – Cecil Pettiona 1938-1941 & 1945 – Jack Metherell 1946 – Arthur O'Brien & Dinny Kelleher 1947-1948 – Jack Metherell 1949 – Roy Quinn 1950 – Vern Rae 1951-1953 – Les McCankie 1954-1959 – John Leedham 1960-1964 – Darrell Eaton 1964 – Max Kelleher & Byron Howard Snr 1965-1966 – Dick Grimmond 1967-1971 – John Devine 1972-1973 – Vin Crowe 1974-1975 – John Devine 1976 – Ross Price 1977-1978 – Ian Bremner 1979-1980 – John Chick 1981 – John Devine 1982-1983 – John Thurley 1984-1986 – Darryl Sutton 1987-1989 – Garry Davidson 1990 – Roland Crosby 1991-1992 – Mark Yeates 1993-1994 – Andy Bennett 1995-1996 – Ricky Hanlon 1997-1998 – John McCarthy 1999 – Darryn Perry 2000 – Darren Trevena 2001-2002 – Steven Bozicevic 2003-2005 – Brendon Bolton 2006-2007 – Brent Williams 2008-2009 – Matthew Geappen 2010-2011 – Clinton Brown 2011-2013 – Lance Spaulding 2014-2015 - Michael McGregor 2016-2017 - Kane Richter 2018-2020 - Richard Robinson 2021-Present - Clinton French Famous Matches 1967 Grand Finals In 1967 TANFL Season North Hobart went on to win the premiership after winning just once in their first eight games of the season. The team won nine of their last 11 games to finish fourth on the ladder, before going on to beat New Norfolk by 5 points in the Semi-Final, followed by a 9 point victory over an inaccurate Clarence team in the preliminary final. The team then went on the beat Glenorchy by 14 points in front of 17,523 in the TANFL Grand Final. 1967 TANFL Grand Final Glenorchy 2.5 2.12 3.13 8.16 (64) North Hobart 3.3 6.5 9.8 11.12 (78) Result: North Hobart won by 14 points After winning the TANFL Premiership, the club qualified to compete against NWFU Premiers Wynyard in the 1967 Tasmanian State Premiership Final at West Park Oval in Burnie. The match turned out to be one of the most controversial is Tasmanian football history. 1967 Tasmanian State Premiership Final Wynard 1.1 9.7 10.9 13.14 (92) North Hobart 3.8 5.11 11.17 12.19 (91) Result: No Result One of the most controversial games in Australian rules football history, the match was declared no result and the premiership was withheld after fans invaded the field and eventually took down the goal posts, preventing North Hobart full-forward David Collins from taking a kick after the siren which would