69) and Upper Ferntree Gully (Division 2 Last Place 1970, 71) were not relegated despite finishing last for two years in a row. 1986 - Division 4 was added to the league. The last seven teams of the 1985 Division 3 season were relegated to Division 4 for 1986 (Mount Evelyn, Lilydale, Nunawading, South Wantirna, South Waverley Sandown, Blackburn South and Kilsyth), joining Wonga Park who was admitted as a new club. 2019 - With Division 1 becoming Premier Division, Division 2 becoming Division 1 and Division 3 becoming Division 2, the newly created Division 3 comprised the bottom six teams of Division 3 of 2018 (Waverley Blues, Donvale, Ferntree Gully, South Belgrave, Warrandyte and Chirnside Park), as well as the two Grand Finalists of Division 4 of 2018 (Whitehorse Pioneers and Glen Waverley Hawks). Eastern Football League Premiers (1962-Present) Five Division Competition (2019–) Four Division Competition (1986-2018) Three Division competition (1962-1985) Former clubs Balwyn Combined Football Club (1996 only) Bennettswood Football Club (1968-1986) Bennettswood-Blackburn South Football Club (1987-1990) Blackburn South Football Club (1984-1986) Clayton Football Club (1985-1998), transferred to Southern Football Netball League Canterbury Football Club (2009-2013), transferred to Victorian Amateur Football Association East Hawthorn Football Club (1970-1972) Mount Evelyn Football Club (1962-2001), transferred to Yarra Ranges Football & Netball League Noble Park Bears Football Club (1989-1996) Olinda Football Club (1965-1985), transferred to Yarra Ranges Football & Netball League and now known as Olinda-Ferny Creek Sandown Football Club (1977-1983), also known as South Waverley Sandown (1984–1997) & Southern Cobras (1998-2005), transferred to Southern Football Netball League Surrey Hills Football Club (1962-1993), merged with East Camberwell to form Surrey Park Football Club Wandin Football Club (1962-1971), transferred to Yarra Ranges Football & Netball League Waverley Football Club (1991-1998) Wonga Park (1986), also known as North Croydon Football Club (1987-1990) Yarra Glen Football Club (1962-1984), transferred to Yarra Ranges Football & Netball League References External links Official Eastern Football League Site Eastern Football League Umpire Association Site Eastern Football League Fan Web Site Australian rules football competitions in Victoria (Australia) Sports leagues established in 1962 Netball leagues in Victoria (Australia)