Lexton Plains Football League

The Western Plains Football League, which was formed in 1930 and the Lexton Football League, which was formed in 1945, both merged in 1999 to form the Lexton Plains Football / Netball League. The league has a brief twelve yer history, then folded after the 2010 season, with the last grand final being postponed a week, due to the local flooding isolating clubs scheduled to play. Navarre, Natte-Bealiba and Lexton joined the Maryborough Castlemaine District Football League, the Ararat Eagles joined the Mininera & District Football League and the four other clubs joined the Central Highlands Football League in an 18 team Competition for 2011. == Clubs ==

Final clubs Former clubs ==Premiers==

;Senior Football Premiers ;Reserves Football • 2009 - Rokewood-Corindhap: 10.5 - 65 d Carngham-Linton: 7.6 - 48 • 2010 - Skipton: 16.15 - 111 d Lexton: 3.8 - 26 ;Under 17's • 2009 - Illabarook: 16.7 - 103 d Carngham-Linton: 3.7 - 25 • 2010 - Skipton: 7.10 - 52 d Rokewood-Corindhap: 5.12 - 42 ;Under 14's • 2009 - Skipton: 7.11 - 53 d Navarre: 7.6 - 48 • 2010 - Navarre: 7.7 - 49 d Skipton: 4.4 - 28 ;Under 12's • 2009 - Carngham-Linton: 3.5 - 23 d Skipton: 0.1 - 1 • 2010 - Rokewood-Corindhap: 2.3 - 15 d Skipton: 2.2 - 14 ==League Best and Fairest==

;Senior Football ==Senior Football Ladders==

;1999 Ladder ;2008 Ladder 2008 FINALS ;2009 Ladder 2009 FINALS ;2010 Ladder 2010 FINALS ==Lexton Football League==

The Lexton FL was formed in 1945, with the six foundation club's being - Amphitheatre, Avoca, Lexton, Moonambel, Natte Yallock, Talbot and Waubra. In 1983, Lexton: 30.24.204 defeated Dunolly: 11.14 - 80, which is the record for the highest score in a senior football grand final. The best on ground award in the Lexton FL senior football competition received the Mervyn Howard Memorial Award, which was first awarded in 1996. The Lexton FL merged with the Western Plains Football League in 1999 to form the Lexton Plains Football League. ;Senior Football Premiers == References ==