Situated just on the New South Wales side of the ACT-NSW border, Queanbeyan could in some ways claim to be the birth place of Australian football, for it was there on 19 August 1835 that Thomas Wentworth Wills, popularly regarded as the sport’s founder, was born.

Realistically, such a view depends on a somewhat sentimentalised interpretation of the history of Australian football, and one which has, to a certain extent, fallen out of favour in recent years, but it is nevertheless not without a certain charm and allure.

The Tigers 2010 Season was much the same as 2009. The senior team were defeated in the first semi final, the Reserves won consecutive titles and the Mulrooney Medal crossed the border for the second consecutive season – once again being won by Mitch Daniher.

In fact a Tiger player featured as Medal winners in 1st, Reserves, Under 18 and Under 16 Grades of the respective competitions.