Yeronga Football Club are an Australian rules football

Australian rules football

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 club which play in the AFLQ State Association

AFLQ State Association

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. They are nicknamed the Devils. Previously, the club competed in the Queensland Australian National Football League

Queensland Australian Football League

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 (QANFL).

Formed in 1928, the club comes from the Brisbane suburb of Yeronga

Yeronga, Queensland

Yeronga is a suburb of Brisbane, Australia located on the Brisbane River 7 km south of the Brisbane CBD. Yeronga is a residential suburb. It is home to the Yeronga Devils.-Transport:There is a Yeronga train station on the Beenleigh railway line....

.

The club had their best period in the 1930s when they twice made grand finals, losing to Windsor

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 on both occasions.

After World War II, Yeronga merged with the South Brisbane Football Club

South Brisbane Football Club

South Brisbane Football Club was an Australian rules club which competed in the Queensland Football League. They joined the league in 1910 and played in it until 1940 with the exception of the 1925 season which they sat out. Notable players include Brian O'Connor, Harry Pegg and Donald...

, but kept their name and club colours.

In 1953 and 1954, they competed under the name Coorparoo-Yeronga, having merged with the Coorparoo Football Club.

QANFL

Grand Finalists (2)

• 1932
• 1937

Grogan Medalists (2)

• F. Willets (1947 - tied)
• W. Shorten (1951)

Top Goalkicker (2)

• A. Sanders (1948, 1949)