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Mercury Cup Grand Final Saturday 15th September at UTAS Stadium. Launceston Vs. North Launceston, 9:45am. Launceston’s Mercury Cup side completed a perfect season with a 34 point win over local rivals North Launceston in the grand final at UTAS Stadium. A scrappy and low scoring affair due to the wind and rain, Launceston took
The annual LFC Grand Final Breakfast will this year feature Essendon Star and All Australian Michael Hurley, Essendon Football Club and Launceston 2007 Premiership Player Tom Bellchambers, Gold Coast Suns Midfielder and Launceston 2011 Premiership Player Jesse Lonergan, Geelong Football Club and Launceston 2011 Premiership Player Jackson Thurlow, Launceston 2011 Premiership Player, league Best and
Join us for our Annual Pink Day, Ladies Long Lunch, when we take on Clarence in Round 19.
Join us as we celebrate the 2018 Blues Ball at the Tamar Function Centre, Windsor Park. Dress: Formal Live Band: Well Strung Ticket $60/head or $50 if purchased before Monday 16th July. Tickets available from LFC Admin Office or via admin@launcestonfc.com.au
Join our President Sandra Boland as she hosts her 2018 President’s Luncheon, celebrating 50 years at Windsor Park. $25/head to attend, please RSVP to admin@launcestonfc.com.au by COB Friday 13th July.
The Launceston Football Club is holding their annual Last Man Standing draw on Saturday July 7th. The night will commence at 6:30pm in the Launceston Football Club Clubrooms following the North Launceston games Friday night. Tickets are available to purchase for $100 per ticket and will get you entry on the night, FREE house wine
The Launceston Football Club is holding their annual Last Man Standing draw on Saturday July 7th. The night will commence at 6:30pm in the Launceston Football Club Clubrooms following the North Launceston games Friday night. Tickets are available to purchase for $100 per ticket and will get you entry on the night, FREE house wine
In round 10, 2018, Launceston Football Club Tasmanian State League Senior Men’s side wore their First Indigenous Jumper. Designed by Darlene Mansell.
In a unanimous show of unity, all participating players, coaches and support staff in the Tasmanian State League, Mercury Cup, Tasmanian State League Women’s and the TSL aligned U18s competition will wear dual red arm bands in this weekend’s games to highlight the need for the state league. All 7 presidents of the current TSL clubs are united in their
LFC 80’s night Saturday 5th May, 2018 7:30pm Windsor Park Club Rooms $20/head or $30/couple Prizes for Best Dressed Plenty of 80’s music to boogie down to.