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Officials and security reserve the right to eject patrons that fail to follow directions. Mallee Park Football Club. Please carefully read the following before purchasing: Each ticket must be unique to each person. You must present ID upon arrival with your ticket.

Patrons will be questioned as to their health status on arrival. It is a condition of entry that patrons must not be unwell to enter the venue. Season Pass Holders must order a free ticket. Playing in every grand final across this period until , when Marble Range defeated Lincoln South, they returned the following season to win the flag.

After a loss in , the Peckers were triumphant again in After playing off in the and grand finals, they were Premiers in and It all started back in when a motion was accepted for the Mallee Park Football Club to enter the Port Lincoln competition. Across the first season it would have an acceptable win-loss record.

On Saturday, September 25, the inaugural match between two indigenous teams was played at Poochera Oval. In a high-scoring spectacle, Mallee Park finally won the game The breakthrough victory included some of the great names of the club and South Australian indigenous football.

Fabian Davey played in the forward pocket while Harry Miller Senior also playing coach was of a half forward flank and Max Thomas, uncle of Kangaroos and Power footballer Lindsay, kicked five goals from centre half-forward. Barry Johncock played centre half back and the full back line was Byron Pickett, skipper Norm Pickett at fullback and Leonard Wells in the other back pocket.

Peter Carter and Michael Burgoyne were on the ball. Johncock went on to play AFL games across a year career with the Crows and played in a pair of Indigenous All-Stars games and represented Australia several times. The city is reputed to have the most millionaires per capita in Australia. British naval explorer Matthew Flinders discovered Boston Bay on in He named the body of water, Port Lincoln, in honour of his place of birth, Lincoln. Premierships , , , , , —, Mallee Park Woodpeckers Football Club.