Tiger Talk – A Great Tradition
A Great Tradition – Cananore/Hobart Football Clubs
As part of the club’s theme for 2022, the Hobart Football Club is looking to celebrate and build on “A Great Tradition” that is our club’s history.
We really want to celebrate the club’s proud history dating back to 1901.
That is why last Saturday 23 July we proudly wore our ‘Cananore’ heritage strip in our Southern Football League match against the Cygnet Football Club.
READ MORE ABOUT OUR RICH HISTORY
The Weekend’s Results
Seniors
Hobart 7.6 (48)
Cygnet 28.13 (181)
Reserves
Hobart 1.1 (7)
Cygnet 29.10 (184)
Upcoming Matches
R16 – Bye
R17 – Saturday 6 August v Claremont (Away)
Krispy Kreme Doughnut fundraiser for our club!

Upcoming Events

Hobart Masters Step Up
Struggling for numbers in the Reserves on Saturday with illness and season ending injuries leaving around 20 guys unavailable. We were down to 15 available.
Enter the Hobart Masters with five players stepping up to play Reserves footy for the mighty Tigers. What a fantastic gesture by each of them.
Pictured from left: James Holmstrom, Alan Sharp-Paul, David Woodcock, Steve “Jungle” Denehey, Michael Webster, Mark Latham.
What a great culture! Go Hobart (Masters)! #AGreatTradition
Good for Footy
Thanks to everyone who returned their Co-Op Toyota Good for Footy Raffle books and was eligible for our seller draw. The club has smashed our target raising over $5,500.
Congratulations to our 3 winners of $100 Woolworths Gift Vouchers, we will arrange delivery next week
Jason Green
Emily Snooks
Thomas Wilson
Our Condolences
Over the last month, the Hobart Football Club has lost two Old Players from two of our Outstanding Football Families.
The Name of Bailey and Leitch stand out through the ages and it is with a heavy heart we wish to advise our Members of there Passing.
Vivian ( Viv ) Bailey played 42 Games for the HFC between 1946 and 1949 and was brother of Harold (1950 Premiership Player and first to play 100 Games for HFC ), Bruce & Kevin ( Kevin played 163 games and two Premierships).
Graeme Leitch also played 42 Games for the HFC between 1958 and 1961, and was brother of Peter ( 146 Games and two Premierships) John (114 Games and One Premiership) and Bill (81 Games and 2 Premierships) who were all great contributors to the Hobart Football Club.
The coveted William Leitch Medal was named after their Grandfather. What a record for the Hobart Football Club.
RIP.
Further condolences
Sadly just before this went to “print” another two Old Players have passed away recently.
Geoff Wighton…. Geoff had a short stay at the Tigers due to injury, but managed 20 Games as a ruckman between 1959 and 1962 after coming down from Tunnack.
Colin Pitt….. Colin was Son of Ron Pitt ( Secretary & President of the Club during our Golden Years of the Sixties) Colin played 29 games. Colin’s sister Helen was married to Glenorchy champ Barry Strange.
RIP to four valued members of the HFC family.