2024 EFNL season

After a relegation battle the previous season that went up until the final round, Park Orchards suffered their first relegation in senior club history to drop back to Division 1.

Lilydale's fate was confirmed after only 14 rounds, going on to record a winless season for the first time in club history en route to Division 2.

Upper Ferntree Gully experienced the unfortunate distinction of back-to-back relegations into Division 3, winning only 1 match across the previous 2 seasons.

Surrey Park entered the fourth tier for the first time since the fifth tier was formed in 2019. It was also the first time they were promoted in their 22-year history in the league.

{{Infobox Australian rules football season

| competition = pd

| year = 2024

| date = 13 April - 21 September 2024

| image =

| imagesize = 200px

| caption =

| teams = 10{{efn|name=c|South Croydon did not field an U19.5 team in Premier Division; a combined Ferntree Gully/South Croydon team competed in Division 4.}}

| premiers = Seniors
Balwyn
(6th first division premiership)
Reserves
East Ringwood
(15th first division premiership)
U19.5
Blackburn
(6th first division premiership)

| minor premiers =

| wooden spooners =

| matches =

| attendance =

| highattend =

| top goal scorer = Seniors
Charlie Haley (51)
Balwyn
Reserves
Hayden Telford (45)
Blackburn
U19.5
Xavier Borg (46)
East Ringwood
Oscar Dunn (46)
Vermont

| bestandfairest = Chandler Medal
James Belo (27)
East Ringwood
Reserves
Joel Holewa (12)
Blackburn
Jayden Phillips (12)
Doncaster East
U19.5
Luke Molinaro (21)
Noble Park

| prevseason = 2023

| nextseason = 2025

}}

Balwyn won the first division premiership for the 6th time, and their 6th overall since joining the EFNL in 2007. They defeated minor premiers East Ringwood by 2 points in the grand final. It was Balwyn's first senior premiership in eight years.

2014 premiers Norwood finished last and were subsequently relegated to Division 1 for 2025 after a 17-season stint in the top flight.

{{small|Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) percentage; 3) points for
(P) Premiers; (R) Relegated}}

{{5TeamBracket-McIntyre

|RD1-text1 = 31 August, Bayswater Oval

|RD1-team1 = Balwyn

|RD1-score1 = 14.9 (93)

|RD1-team2 = Rowville

|RD1-score2 = 11.7 (73)

|RD1-text2 = 1 September, Jubilee Park

|RD1-team3 = Vermont

|RD1-score3 = 10.7 (67)

|RD1-team4 = South Croydon

|RD1-score4 = 11.11 (77)

|RD2-text1 = 7 September, Bayswater Oval

|RD2-team1 = East Ringwood

|RD2-score1 = 7.8 (50)

|RD2-team2 = Balwyn

|RD2-score2 = 8.5 (53)

|RD2-text2 = 8 September, Jubilee Park

|RD2-team3 = Rowville

|RD2-score3 = 17.6 (108)

|RD2-team4 = South Croydon

|RD2-score4 = 8.9 (57)

|RD3-text1 = 14 September, Bayswater Oval

|RD3-team1 = East Ringwood

|RD3-score1 = 8.12 (60)

|RD3-team2 = Rowville

|RD3-score2 = 3.6 (24)

|RD4-text1 = 21 September, Bayswater Oval

|RD4-team1 = Balwyn

|RD4-score1 = 7.11 (53)

|RD4-team2 = East Ringwood

|RD4-score2 = 7.9 (51)

}}

{{AFLGameDetailed

| home team = Balwyn

| home Q1 = 3.4 (22)

| home Q2 = 5.8 (38)

| home Q3 = 5.9 (39)

| home final = 7.11 (53)

| winner = Balwyn

| away team = East Ringwood

| away Q1 = 2.1 (13)

| away Q2 = 3.3 (21)

| away Q3 = 4.8 (32)

| away final = 7.9 (51)

| date = Saturday, 21 September (2:20pm)

| home goals = Haley, La Motte, Lisle, Oakes, Smith, Ja Sticca, Tillig

| home best = Smith, N Lever, Cunningham, Schreiber, Pollocks, Urban

| away goals = J Belo, J Bennell, Fox, Lowson, MacRae, Preston, Weatherill

| away best = Delaney, C Weightman, J Weightman, J Belo, Cerni, Coghlan

| venue = Bayswater Oval

| report = [https://archive.today/20240922085909/https://www.heraldsun.com.au/leader/localfooty/efl/efnl-2024-balwyn-wins-heartstopping-premier-division-grand-final/news-story/738843921f89158a1d01d60e4a563694?amp&nk=245a00043ba5976b35ba5874475aa2a7-1726995561 Report]

| title = 2024 EFNL Men's Premier Division Grand Final

| BOG award = Cliff Tomkins Medal

| BOG winner = Bowen Smith (Balwyn)

| broadcast = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Mj5Hox58FU YouTube]

| notes =

}}

{{small|Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) percentage; 3) points for
(P) Premiers}}

{{5TeamBracket-McIntyre

|RD1-text1 = 31 August, Bayswater Oval

|RD1-team1 = East Ringwood

|RD1-score1 = 6.9 (45)

|RD1-team2 = Vermont

|RD1-score2 = 3.4 (22)

|RD1-text2 = 1 September, Jubilee Park

|RD1-team3 = Rowville

|RD1-score3 = 13.8 (86)

|RD1-team4 = Noble Park

|RD1-score4 = 5.7 (37)

|RD2-text1 = 7 September, Bayswater Oval

|RD2-team1 = Blackburn

|RD2-score1 = 5.8 (38)

|RD2-team2 = East Ringwood

|RD2-score2 = 6.10 (46)

|RD2-text2 = 8 September, Jubilee Park

|RD2-team3 = Vermont

|RD2-score3 = 4.5 (29)

|RD2-team4 = Rowville

|RD2-score4 = 10.5 (65)

|RD3-text1 = 14 September, Bayswater Oval

|RD3-team1 = Blackburn

|RD3-score1 = 5.8 (38)

|RD3-team2 = Rowville

|RD3-score2 = 3.4 (22)

|RD4-text1 = 21 September, Bayswater Oval

|RD4-team1 = East Ringwood

|RD4-score1 = 10.6 (66)

|RD4-team2 = Blackburn

|RD4-score2 = 8.6 (54)

}}

{{AFLGameDetailed

| home team = East Ringwood

| home Q1 = 2.1 (13)

| home Q2 = 5.2 (32)

| home Q3 = 8.4 (54)

| home final = 10.6 (66)

| winner = East Ringwood

| away team = Blackburn

| away Q1 = 2.1 (13)

| away Q2 = 5.2 (32)

| away Q3 = 5.6 (36)

| away final = 8.6 (54)

| date = Saturday, 21 September (12:05pm)

| home goals = Ali 3, Cileceken 3, Guymer 2, Copeland, Fairy

| home best = Percy, Guymer, Keedle, Ali, Cileceken, Fitzgerald

| away goals = Telford 2, Worsam 2, Epple, Harte, Patterson

| away best = Epple, Rogers, Gregory, Brown, Telford, Holewa

| venue = Bayswater Oval

| report =

| title = 2024 EFNL Men's Premier Division Reserves Grand Final

| BOG award = Best on Ground Medal

| BOG winner = Sahaf Ali (East Ringwood)

| broadcast = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qc-gvQf60Kk YouTube]

| notes =

}}

{{small|Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) percentage; 3) points for
(P) Premiers}}

{{5TeamBracket-McIntyre

|RD1-text1 = 31 August, Bayswater Oval

|RD1-team1 = Vermont

|RD1-score1 = 5.6 (36)

|RD1-team2 = East Ringwood

|RD1-score2 = 8.5 (53)

|RD1-text2 = 1 September, Jubilee Park

|RD1-team3 = Noble Park

|RD1-score3 = 7.8 (50)

|RD1-team4 = Berwick

|RD1-score4 = 10.11 (71)

|RD2-text1 = 7 September, Bayswater Oval

|RD2-team1 = Blackburn

|RD2-score1 = 11.8 (74)

|RD2-team2 = East Ringwood

|RD2-score2 = 7.7 (49)

|RD2-text2 = 8 September, Jubilee Park

|RD2-team3 = Vermont

|RD2-score3 = 6.13 (49)

|RD2-team4 = Berwick

|RD2-score4 = 9.3 (57)

|RD3-text1 = 14 September, Bayswater Oval

|RD3-team1 = East Ringwood

|RD3-score1 = 5.10 (40)

|RD3-team2 = Berwick

|RD3-score2 = 5.5 (35)

|RD4-text1 = 21 September, Bayswater Oval

|RD4-team1 = Blackburn

|RD4-score1 = 11.10 (76)

|RD4-team2 = East Ringwood

|RD4-score2 = 3.4 (22)

}}

{{AFLGameDetailed

| home team = Blackburn

| home Q1 = 3.1 (19)

| home Q2 = 7.4 (46)

| home Q3 = 10.5 (65)

| home final = 11.10 (76)

| winner = Blackburn

| away team = East Ringwood

| away Q1 = 0.0 (0)

| away Q2 = 0.1 (1)

| away Q3 = 2.3 (15)

| away final = 3.4 (22)

| date = Saturday, 21 September (9:45am)

| home goals = Brisbane 2, Cook 2, Wright 2, Cotroneo, Geilman, Greenwood, Reilly, Stewart

| home best = Wright, Downie, Stewart, Hickey, Cook, Evans

| away goals = Kennedy, Webster

| away best = Seymour, Hewitson, Kennedy, Mooney, Webster

| venue = Bayswater Oval

| report =

| title = 2024 EFNL Men's Premier Division U19.5 Grand Final

| BOG award = Best on Ground Medal

| BOG winner = Ethan Wright (Blackburn)

| broadcast = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzlqpX5s7NM YouTube]

| notes =

}}

{{Infobox Australian rules football season

| competition = d1

| year = 2024

| date = 6 April - 14 September 2024

| image =

| imagesize = 200px

| caption =

| teams = 10{{efn|name=d|Doncaster did not field an U19.5 team and were replaced by Surrey Park.}}

| premiers = Seniors
Mitcham
(2nd second division premiership)
Reserves
South Belgrave
(1st second division premiership)
U19.5
Surrey Park
(1st second division premiership)

| minor premiers =

| wooden spooners =

| matches =

| attendance =

| highattend =

| top goal scorer = Seniors
Ryan Garthwaite (56)
Montrose
Reserves
Ryley McKernan (42)
Montrose
Christopher Dergacz (42)
South Belgrave
U19.5
Tom Hunt (46)
Surrey Park

| bestandfairest = Wright Medal
Michael Prosenak (28)
Park Orchards
Reserves
Daniel John (15)
North Ringwood
U19.5
Marley Appleyard (29)
Beaconsfield

| prevseason = 2023

| nextseason = 2025

}}

Mitcham won the second division premiership for the 2nd time, and their 9th overall since becoming a founding member of the league in 1962. They defeated minor premiers Park Orchards by 40 points in the grand final to go back-to-back in Division 1.{{efn|name=e|Due to a league restructuring, Mitcham did not go up to Premier Division the previous year, despite winning the 2023 Division 1 premiership.}} With this victory, Mitcham were promoted to Premier Division for 2025, returning to the top flight for the first time since 2006.

Wantirna South finished last and were subsequently relegated to Division 2 for 2025 after a 9-season stint in the second tier.

{{small|Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) percentage; 3) points for
(P) Premiers; (R) Relegated}}

{{5TeamBracket-McIntyre

|RD1-text1 = 24 August, Tormore Reserve

|RD1-team1 = South Belgrave

|RD1-score1 = 5.19 (49)

|RD1-team2 = Mitcham

|RD1-score2 = 12.3 (75)

|RD1-text2 = 25 August, Tormore Reserve

|RD1-team3 = Montrose

|RD1-score3 = 5.9 (39)

|RD1-team4 = Beaconsfield

|RD1-score4 = 13.11 (89)

|RD2-text1 = 31 August, Tormore Reserve

|RD2-team1 = Park Orchards

|RD2-score1 = 6.7 (43)

|RD2-team2 = Mitcham

|RD2-score2 = 10.11 (71)

|RD2-text2 = 1 September, Tormore Reserve

|RD2-team3 = South Belgrave

|RD2-score3 = 7.10 (52)

|RD2-team4 = Beaconsfield

|RD2-score4 = 7.13 (55)

|RD3-text1 = 7 September, Tormore Reserve

|RD3-team1 = Park Orchards

|RD3-score1 = 12.3 (75)

|RD3-team2 = Beaconsfield

|RD3-score2 = 9.13 (67)

|RD4-text1 = 14 September, Tormore Reserve

|RD4-team1 = Mitcham

|RD4-score1 = 8.7 (55)

|RD4-team2 = Park Orchards

|RD4-score2 = 2.3 (15)

}}

{{AFLGameDetailed

| home team = Mitcham

| home Q1 = 0.2 (2)

| home Q2 = 6.3 (39)

| home Q3 = 8.5 (53)

| home final = 8.7 (55)

| winner = Balwyn

| away team = Park Orchards

| away Q1 = 0.1 (1)

| away Q2 = 0.1 (1)

| away Q3 = 1.2 (8)

| away final = 2.3 (15)

| date = Saturday, 14 September (2:20pm)

| home goals = Parente 2, Barton-Smith, Cherry, J Hallo, Laughlin, Pirzas, Uren

| home best = Caulfield, N Hallo, Cherry, May, Baglava, Du Vallon

| away goals = Co Hickey, Macrokanis

| away best = Heron, Haythorne, Keppel, Magnano, Macrokanis, Witnish

| venue = Tormore Reserve

| report = [https://archive.today/20240915233900/https://www.heraldsun.com.au/leader/localfooty/efl/efnl-division-1-2024-mitcham-wins-backtoback-flags-to-complete-topdivision-climb/news-story/cca47296351c1bfc03fbf21841226b7d?amp&nk=aa26e7aecd8247e84740cd1ea02f2065-1726443551 Report]

| title = 2024 EFNL Men's Division 1 Grand Final

| BOG award = Gordon Parker Medal

| BOG winner = Nicholas Caulfield (Mitcham)

| broadcast = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HDO9xt8cvA4 YouTube]

| notes =

}}

{{small|Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) percentage; 3) points for
(P) Premiers}}

{{5TeamBracket-McIntyre

|RD1-text1 = 24 August, Tormore Reserve

|RD1-team1 = Montrose

|RD1-score1 = 8.7 (55)

|RD1-team2 = Mitcham

|RD1-score2 = 3.10 (28)

|RD1-text2 = 25 August, Tormore Reserve

|RD1-team3 = Beaconsfield

|RD1-score3 = 3.8 (26)

|RD1-team4 = Park Orchards

|RD1-score4 = 7.4 (46)

|RD2-text1 = 31 August, Tormore Reserve

|RD2-team1 = South Belgrave

|RD2-score1 = 6.8 (44)

|RD2-team2 = Montrose

|RD2-score2 = 6.7 (43)

|RD2-text2 = 1 September, Tormore Reserve

|RD2-team3 = Mitcham

|RD2-score3 = 3.7 (25)

|RD2-team4 = Park Orchards

|RD2-score4 = 5.6 (36)

|RD3-text1 = 7 September, Tormore Reserve

|RD3-team1 = Montrose

|RD3-score1 = 9.12 (66)

|RD3-team2 = Park Orchards

|RD3-score2 = 4.4 (28)

|RD4-text1 = 14 September, Tormore Reserve

|RD4-team1 = South Belgrave

|RD4-score1 = 9.5 (59)

|RD4-team2 = Montrose

|RD4-score2 = 0.4 (4)

}}

{{AFLGameDetailed

| home team = South Belgrave

| home Q1 = 3.3 (21)

| home Q2 = 5.4 (34)

| home Q3 = 8.5 (53)

| home final = 9.5 (59)

| winner = South Belgrave

| away team = Montrose

| away Q1 = 0.0 (0)

| away Q2 = 0.1 (1)

| away Q3 = 0.1 (1)

| away final = 0.4 (4)

| date = Saturday, 14 September (12.05pm)

| home goals = Butler, Costa, Daraio, Dergacz, Pruden, Richards-West, Walls, L Withers, T Withers

| home best = Benson, Walls, T Withers, Laub, L Withers, Briginshaw

| away goals =

| away best = Gardoll, Thomas, Mills, Curnow, Bowden, Batten-Leitch

| venue = Tormore Reserve

| report =

| title = 2024 EFNL Men's Division 1 Reserves Grand Final

| BOG award = Best on Ground Award

| BOG winner = Darcy Walls (South Belgrave)

| broadcast = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qszwjYY81o4 YouTube]

| notes =

}}

{{small|Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) percentage; 3) points for
(P) Premiers}}

{{5TeamBracket-McIntyre

|RD1-text1 = 24 August, Tormore Reserve

|RD1-team1 = Mitcham

|RD1-score1 = 4.15 (39)

|RD1-team2 = Park Orchards

|RD1-score2 = 11.4 (70)

|RD1-text2 = 25 August, Tormore Reserve

|RD1-team3 = South Belgrave

|RD1-score3 = 8.10 (58)

|RD1-team4 = North Ringwood

|RD1-score4 = 4.5 (29)

|RD2-text1 = 31 August, Tormore Reserve

|RD2-team1 = Surrey Park

|RD2-score1 = 8.8 (56)

|RD2-team2 = Park Orchards

|RD2-score2 = 8.14 (62)

|RD2-text2 = 1 September, Tormore Reserve

|RD2-team3 = Mitcham

|RD2-score3 = 5.9 (39)

|RD2-team4 = South Belgrave

|RD2-score4 = 7.7 (49)

|RD3-text1 = 7 September, Tormore Reserve

|RD3-team1 = Surrey Park

|RD3-score1 = 7.9 (51)

|RD3-team2 = South Belgrave

|RD3-score2 = 7.7 (49)

|RD4-text1 = 14 September, Tormore Reserve

|RD4-team1 = Park Orchards

|RD4-score1 = 1.5 (11)

|RD4-team2 = Surrey Park

|RD4-score2 = 2.4 (16)

}}

{{AFLGameDetailed

| home team = Park Orchards

| home Q1 = 0.0 (0)

| home Q2 = 1.2 (8)

| home Q3 = 1.3 (9)

| home final = 1.5 (11)

| winner = Surrey Park

| away team = Surrey Park

| away Q1 = 2.2 (14)

| away Q2 = 2.2 (14)

| away Q3 = 2.3 (15)

| away final = 2.4 (16)

| date = Saturday, 14 September (9:45am)

| home goals =

| home best =

| away goals =

| away best =

| venue = Tormore Reserve

| report =

| title = 2024 EFNL Men's Division 1 U19.5 Grand Final

| BOG award = Best on Ground Medal

| BOG winner = Jonathan Rogers (Surrey Park)

| broadcast = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWhK3iUOsAo YouTube]

| notes =

}}

{{Infobox Australian rules football season

| competition = d2

| year = 2024

| date = 5 April - 15 September 2024

| image =

| imagesize = 200px

| caption =

| teams = 10{{efn|name=f|Boronia, Ringwood and Templestowe did not field U19.5 teams.}}

| premiers = Seniors
Boronia
(4th third division premiership)
Reserves
East Burwood
(2nd third division premiership)
U19.5
Croydon
(1st third division premiership)

| minor premiers =

| wooden spooners =

| matches =

| attendance =

| highattend =

| top goal scorer = Seniors
Josh Begley (50)
Boronia
Reserves
Sean Bramstedt (46)
Boronia
U19.5
Noah Andrews (41)
Mulgrave

| bestandfairest = Edie Medal
Mitch Mellis (31)
Boronia
Reserves
Sam Clark (16)
Templestowe
Luke Hoogstra (16)
Croydon
U19.5
Noah Smith (23)
Mulgrave

| prevseason = 2023

| nextseason = 2025

}}

Boronia won the third division premiership for the 4th time, and their 7th overall since becoming a founding member of the league in 1962. They defeated Croydon by 63 points in the grand final to go back-to-back in Division 2.{{efn|name=g|Due to a league restructuring, Boronia did not go up to Division 1 the previous year, despite winning the 2023 Division 2 premiership.}} With this victory, Boronia were promoted to Division 1 for 2025, returning to the second tier for the first time since 2005.

The Basin went winless, finished last and were subsequently relegated to Division 3 for 2025 after an 11-season stint in the third tier.

{{small|Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) percentage; 3) points for
(P) Premiers; (R) Relegated}}

{{5TeamBracket-McIntyre

|RD1-text1 = 24 August, Walker Park

|RD1-team1 = Waverley Blues

|RD1-score1 = 12.18 (90)

|RD1-team2 = Mulgrave

|RD1-score2 = 17.6 (108)

|RD1-text2 = 25 August, Walker Park

|RD1-team3 = Croydon

|RD1-score3 = 13.10 (88)

|RD1-team4 = Templestowe

|RD1-score4 = 6.12 (48)

|RD2-text1 = 31 August, Walker Park

|RD2-team1 = Boronia

|RD2-score1 = 9.16 (70)

|RD2-team2 = Mulgrave

|RD2-score2 = 4.12 (36)

|RD2-text2 = 1 September, Walker Park

|RD2-team3 = Waverley Blues

|RD2-score3 = 10.7 (67)

|RD2-team4 = Croydon

|RD2-score4 = 10.10 (70)

|RD3-text1 = 8 September, Walker Park

|RD3-team1 = Mulgrave

|RD3-score1 = 9.6 (60)

|RD3-team2 = Croydon

|RD3-score2 = 12.7 (79)

|RD4-text1 = 15 September, Walker Park

|RD4-team1 = Boronia

|RD4-score1 = 13.14 (92)

|RD4-team2 = Croydon

|RD4-score2 = 4.5 (29)

}}

{{AFLGameDetailed

| home team = Boronia

| home Q1 = 4.2 (26)

| home Q2 = 7.5 (47)

| home Q3 = 8.10 (58)

| home final = 13.14 (92)

| winner = Boronia

| away team = Croydon

| away Q1 = 1.0 (6)

| away Q2 = 1.1 (7)

| away Q3 = 3.4 (22)

| away final = 4.5 (29)

| date = Sunday, 15 September (2:20pm)

| home goals = Robertson 5, Begley 4, White 2, D Dower, Collins

| home best = Begley, Robertson, Duke, D Dower, White, Mellis

| away goals = Christie, Dodd, Ficorilli, Thompson

| away best = Nicholas, Ficorilli, Christie, F Smith, Mutsaers, Britton

| venue = Walker Park

| report = [https://archive.today/20240917055347/https://www.heraldsun.com.au/leader/localfooty/efl/efnl-2024-boronia-wins-division-2-grand-final-longawaited-promotion/news-story/36242e7362217e3e58c2b922439772e8?amp&nk=ea7fa68ca4c0ec691ef046c6f850d4e8-1726552442 Report]

| title = 2024 EFNL Men's Division 2 Grand Final

| BOG award = Les Leete Medal

| BOG winner = Josh Begley (Boronia)

| broadcast = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hz4TukULk4E YouTube]

| notes =

}}

{{small|Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) percentage; 3) points for
(P) Premiers}}

{{5TeamBracket-McIntyre

|RD1-text1 = 24 August, Walker Park

|RD1-team1 = Boronia

|RD1-score1 = 4.4 (28)

|RD1-team2 = East Burwood

|RD1-score2 = 9.7 (61)

|RD1-text2 = 25 August, Walker Park

|RD1-team3 = Mulgrave

|RD1-score3 = 21.3 (129)

|RD1-team4 = Templestowe

|RD1-score4 = 8.4 (52)

|RD2-text1 = 31 August, Walker Park

|RD2-team1 = Croydon

|RD2-score1 = 9.4 (58)

|RD2-team2 = East Burwood

|RD2-score2 = 8.5 (53)

|RD2-text2 = 1 September, Walker Park

|RD2-team3 = Boronia

|RD2-score3 = 14.12 (96)

|RD2-team4 = Mulgrave

|RD2-score4 = 5.4 (34)

|RD3-text1 = 8 September, Walker Park

|RD3-team1 = East Burwood

|RD3-score1 = 9.6 (60)

|RD3-team2 = Boronia

|RD3-score2 = 5.8 (38)

|RD4-text1 = 15 September, Walker Park

|RD4-team1 = Croydon

|RD4-score1 = 3.5 (23)

|RD4-team2 = East Burwood

|RD4-score2 = 10.11 (71)

}}

{{AFLGameDetailed

| home team = Croydon

| home Q1 = 0.0 (0)

| home Q2 = 0.0 (0)

| home Q3 = 3.1 (19)

| home final = 3.5 (23)

| winner = East Burwood

| away team = East Burwood

| away Q1 = 1.2 (8)

| away Q2 = 6.3 (39)

| away Q3 = 8.7 (55)

| away final = 10.11 (71)

| date = Sunday, 15 September (12:05pm)

| home goals = Alexio, Davies, C Spurrell

| home best = Hoogstra, Clark, Alexio, C Spurrell, T Anderson, Lemon

| away goals = McCutchan 2, Ross-Stubbs 2, Bridges, Connellan, Logan, Oppy, Reddy, White

| away best = McCutchan, Powell, Logan, Pearson, Connellan, Mulqueen

| venue = Walker Park

| report =

| title = 2024 EFNL Men's Division 2 Reserves Grand Final

| BOG award = Best on Ground Award

| BOG winner = Ed McCutchan (East Burwood)

| broadcast = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-gOrsckF05M YouTube]

| notes =

}}

{{small|Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) percentage; 3) points for
(P) Premiers}}

{{5TeamBracket-McIntyre

|RD1-text1 = 24 August, Walker Park

|RD1-team1 = Croydon

|RD1-score1 = 14.6 (90)

|RD1-team2 = East Burwood

|RD1-score2 = 5.10 (40)

|RD1-text2 = 25 August, Walker Park

|RD1-team3 = Waverley Blues

|RD1-score3 = 11.14 (80)

|RD1-team4 = Lilydale

|RD1-score4 = 5.13 (43)

|RD2-text1 = 31 August, Walker Park

|RD2-team1 = Mulgrave

|RD2-score1 = 5.6 (36)

|RD2-team2 = Croydon

|RD2-score2 = 6.8 (44)

|RD2-text2 = 1 September, Walker Park

|RD2-team3 = Eat Burwood

|RD2-score3 = 5.6 (36)

|RD2-team4 = Waverley Blues

|RD2-score4 = 9.10 (64)

|RD3-text1 = 8 September, Walker Park

|RD3-team1 = Mulgrave

|RD3-score1 = 6.6 (42)

|RD3-team2 = Waverley Blues

|RD3-score2 = 12.12 (84)

|RD4-text1 = 15 September, Walker Park

|RD4-team1 = Croydon

|RD4-score1 = 8.7 (55)

|RD4-team2 = Waverley Blues

|RD4-score2 = 5.6 (36)

}}

{{AFLGameDetailed

| home team = Croydon

| home Q1 = 2.2 (14)

| home Q2 = 4.4 (28)

| home Q3 = 5.5 (35)

| home final = 8.7 (55)

| winner = Croydon

| away team = Waverley Blues

| away Q1 = 2.1 (13)

| away Q2 = 2.2 (14)

| away Q3 = 3.5 (23)

| away final = 5.6 (36)

| date = Sunday, 15 September (9:45am)

| home goals = Podesta 3, Gionfriddo, McHenry, R Nunziante, Steer, Woodworth

| home best = Roach, Lovell, Podesta, Tartaglia, R Nunziante

| away goals = Tenace 2, Fuller, Hobson, Wade

| away best = Savedra, Daniel, Loft, Pawsey, Fuller, Wade

| venue = Walker Park

| report =

| title = 2024 EFNL Men's Division 2 U19.5 Grand Final

| BOG award = Best on Ground Award

| BOG winner = Blake Podesta (Croydon)

| broadcast = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DyqqZnMTSBw YouTube]

| notes =

}}

{{Infobox Australian rules football season

| competition = d3

| year = 2024

| date = 6 April - 7 September 2024

| image =

| imagesize = 200px

| caption =

| teams = 10{{efn|name=h|Fairpark, Oakleigh District and Silvan did not field U19.5 teams.}}

| premiers = Seniors
Surrey Park
(1st fourth division premiership)
Reserves
Donvale
(2nd fourth division premiership)
U19.5
Upper Ferntree Gully
(1st fourth division premiership)

| minor premiers =

| wooden spooners =

| matches =

| attendance =

| highattend =

| top goal scorer = Seniors
Darcy Fritsch (91)
Coldstream
Reserves
Brett Holst (38)
Knox
U19.5
Luke Marriner (72)
Donvale

| bestandfairest = James Medal
James Rausa (32)
Donvale
Reserves
Ben Ward (15)
Upper Ferntree Gully
U19.5
Luke Marriner (23)
Donvale

| prevseason = 2023

| nextseason = 2025

}}

Surrey Park won the fourth division premiership for the 1st time, and their 2nd overall since joining the EFNL in 2002. They defeated minor premiers Donvale by 2 points in the grand final to go back-to-back. With this victory, Surrey Park achieved back-to-back promotion into Division 2 for 2025, entering the third tier for the first time in their history.

Warrandyte finished last and were subsequently relegated to Division 4 for 2025 after a 5-season stint in the fourth tier.{{efn|name=i|Warrandyte spent 8 consecutive seasons in Division 3 - however, after a league restructuring in 2019, Division 3 became the fourth tier.}}

{{small|Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) percentage; 3) points for
(P) Premiers; (R) Relegated}}

{{5TeamBracket-McIntyre

|RD1-text1 = 17 August, Jubilee Park

|RD1-team1 = Surrey Park

|RD1-score1 = 11.15 (81)

|RD1-team2 = Knox

|RD1-score2 = 8.6 (54)

|RD1-text2 = 18 August, Jubilee Park

|RD1-team3 = Coldstream

|RD1-score3 = 17.10 (112)

|RD1-team4 = Oakleigh District

|RD1-score4 = 5.8 (38)

|RD2-text1 = 24 August, Jubilee Park

|RD2-team1 = Donvale

|RD2-score1 = 11.10 (76)

|RD2-team2 = Surrey Park

|RD2-score2 = 10.12 (72)

|RD2-text2 = 25 August, Jubilee Park

|RD2-team3 = Knox

|RD2-score3 = 18.6 (114)

|RD2-team4 = Coldstream

|RD2-score4 = 6.16 (52)

|RD3-text1 = 31 August, Jubilee Park

|RD3-team1 = Surrey Park

|RD3-score1 = 9.15 (69)

|RD3-team2 = Knox

|RD3-score2 = 1.16 (22)

|RD4-text1 = 7 September, Jubilee Park

|RD4-team1 = Donvale

|RD4-score1 = 12.10 (82)

|RD4-team2 = Surrey Park

|RD4-score2 = 12.12 (84)

}}

{{AFLGameDetailed

| home team = Donvale

| home Q1 = 5.3 (33)

| home Q2 = 7.8 (50)

| home Q3 = 9.9 (63)

| home final = 12.10 (82)

| winner = Surrey Park

| away team = Surrey Park

| away Q1 = 3.3 (21)

| away Q2 = 5.6 (36)

| away Q3 = 8.10 (58)

| away final = 12.12 (84)

| date = Saturday, 7 September (2:20pm)

| home goals = Djordevic 4, Duncan 2, Murphy 2, Giles, McCormack, Rausa, C Tout

| home best =

| away goals = Vitacca 3, Mundy 2, Falahey, Kennedy, Kenworthy, Mahon, Naidu, J Summers, L Summers

| away best = Mundy, Smith, Tsatas, Ryan-Simmons, Mahon, Haynes

| venue = Jubilee Park

| report = [https://archive.today/20240911050508/https://www.heraldsun.com.au/leader/localfooty/efl/efnl-division-3-2024-surrey-park-wins-second-consecutive-flag-to-climb-two-divisions-in-two-years/news-story/230723800a55c73bba50278200176d95?amp&nk=bafe36a1ca068082dae6dcb5645b47f4-1726031122 Report]

| title = 2024 EFNL Men's Division 3 Grand Final

| BOG award = Frank Bibby Medal

| BOG winner = Tom Smith (Surrey Park)

| broadcast = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E6MU5FWsqVM YouTube]

| notes =

}}

{{small|Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) percentage; 3) points for
(P) Premiers}}

{{5TeamBracket-McIntyre

|RD1-text1 = 17 August, Jubilee Park

|RD1-team1 = Surrey Park

|RD1-score1 = 8.11 (59)

|RD1-team2 = Upper Ferntree Gully

|RD1-score2 = 6.7 (43)

|RD1-text2 = 18 August, Jubilee Park

|RD1-team3 = Oakleigh District

|RD1-score3 = 6.9 (45)

|RD1-team4 = Knox

|RD1-score4 = 10.6 (66)

|RD2-text1 = 24 August, Jubilee Park

|RD2-team1 = Donvale

|RD2-score1 = 4.10 (34)

|RD2-team2 = Surrey Park

|RD2-score2 = 8.12 (60)

|RD2-text2 = 25 August, Jubilee Park

|RD2-team3 = Upper Ferntree Gully

|RD2-score3 = 14.6 (90)

|RD2-team4 = Knox

|RD2-score4 = 10.3 (63)

|RD3-text1 = 31 August, Jubilee Park

|RD3-team1 = Donvale

|RD3-score1 = 7.13 (55)

|RD3-team2 = Upper Ferntree Gully

|RD3-score2 = 4.11 (35)

|RD4-text1 = 7 September, Jubilee Park

|RD4-team1 = Surrey Park

|RD4-score1 = 5.6 (36)

|RD4-team2 = Donvale

|RD4-score2 = 5.8 (38)

}}

{{AFLGameDetailed

| home team = Surrey Park

| home Q1 = 0.1 (1)

| home Q2 = 1.2 (8)

| home Q3 = 2.2 (14)

| home final = 5.6 (36)

| winner = Donvale

| away team = Donvale

| away Q1 = 2.4 (16)

| away Q2 = 3.4 (22)

| away Q3 = 5.8 (38)

| away final = 5.8 (38)

| date = Saturday, 7 September (12:05pm)

| home goals = Steiner 2, Anderson, Doidge, Paolini

| home best = Lemaire, O’Brien, Steiner, Pollock, Anderson, Gale

| away goals = Larder 2, Buckingham, Chancellor, Nash

| away best = McNamara, Fittolani, Nash, Whitbourn, Sinosich, Heveren

| venue = Jubilee Park

| report =

| title = 2024 EFNL Men's Division 3 Reserves Grand Final

| BOG award = Best on Ground Medal

| BOG winner = Kaide Fittolani (Donvale)

| broadcast = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=es8J4jXEbF4 YouTube]

| notes =

}}

{{small|Rules for classification: 1) match ratio; 2) won; 3) lost
(P) Premiers}}

{{5TeamBracket-McIntyre

|RD1-text1 = 17 August, Jubilee Park

|RD1-team1 = Upper Ferntree Gully

|RD1-score1 = 8.8 (56)

|RD1-team2 = Ferntree Gully

|RD1-score2 = 4.8 (32)

|RD1-text2 = 18 August, Jubilee Park

|RD1-team3 = Donvale

|RD1-score3 = 8.8 (56)

|RD1-team4 = Surrey Park Reserves

|RD1-score4 = 11.9 (75)

|RD2-text1 = 24 August, Jubilee Park

|RD2-team1 = Knox

|RD2-score1 = 9.14 (68)

|RD2-team2 = Upper Ferntree Gully

|RD2-score2 = 11.8 (74)

|RD2-text2 = 25 August, Jubilee Park

|RD2-team3 = Ferntree Gully

|RD2-score3 = 11.16 (82)

|RD2-team4 = Surrey Park Reserves

|RD2-score4 = 5.3 (33)

|RD3-text1 = 31 August, Jubilee Park

|RD3-team1 = Knox

|RD3-score1 = 10.11 (71)

|RD3-team2 = Ferntree Gully

|RD3-score2 = 9.6 (60)

|RD4-text1 = 7 September, Jubilee Park

|RD4-team1 = Upper Ferntree Gully

|RD4-score1 = 9.9 (63)

|RD4-team2 = Knox

|RD4-score2 = 8.6 (54)

}}

{{AFLGameDetailed

| home team = Upper Ferntree Gully

| home Q1 = 3.2 (20)

| home Q2 = 4.6 (30)

| home Q3 = 7.6 (48)

| home final = 9.9 (63)

| winner = Upper Ferntree Gully

| away team = Knox

| away Q1 = 1.1 (7)

| away Q2 = 3.3 (21)

| away Q3 = 5.6 (36)

| away final = 8.6 (54)

| date = Saturday, 7 September (9:45am)

| home goals = Scott 2, Smith 2, Bro Wilson 2, Gaal, Ba McDonald, Br McDonald

| home best = Bra Wilson, Gaal, MacDonald, Wright, Edmanson, Ba McDonald

| away goals = Edwards 3, Crosby 2, Keyzer, La Fontaine, O’Neill

| away best =

| venue = Jubilee Park

| report =

| title = 2024 EFNL Men's Division 3 U19.5 Grand Final

| BOG award = Best on Ground Medal

| BOG winner = Braidyn Wilson (Upper Ferntree Gully)

| broadcast = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0iePgmTUrzA YouTube]

| notes =

}}

{{Infobox Australian rules football season

| competition = d4

| year = 2024

| date = 6 April - 8 September 2024

| image =

| imagesize = 200px

| caption =

| teams = 7{{efn|name=j|9 teams competed in U19.5; Croydon North MLOC, Forest Hill, Nunawading and Whitehorse Pioneers did not field U19.5 teams and were replaced by Berwick, Blackburn, Ferntree Gully/South Croydon, Mitcham, South Belgrave and Wantirna South.}}

| premiers = Seniors
Scoresby
(1st fifth division premiership)
Reserves
Scoresby
(2nd fifth division premiership)
U19.5
Kilsyth
(1st fifth division premiership)

| minor premiers =

| wooden spooners =

| matches =

| attendance =

| highattend =

| top goal scorer = Seniors
Adam Amin (92)
Scoresby
Reserves
Luke Dunn (31)
Whitehorse Pioneers
U19.5
Josh Jackson (37)
Kilsyth

| bestandfairest = Jones Medal
Ryan McNay (33)
Kilsyth
Reserves
Lachie Eagleton (16)
Chirnside Park
Maverick Gleed (16)
Whitehorse Pioneers
U19.5
Jeremy Green (18)
Kilsyth

| prevseason = 2023

| nextseason = 2025

}}

Scoresby won the fifth division premiership for the 1st time, and their 7th overall since becoming a founding member of the league in 1962. They defeated Whitehorse Pioneers by 81 points in the grand final. With this victory, Scoresby were promoted to Division 3 for 2025, returning to the fourth tier for the first time since 2022.

{{small|Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) percentage; 3) points for
(P) Premiers}}

{{4TeamBracket-PagePlayoff

| RD1-text1 = 24 August, Bayswater Oval

| RD1-team1 = Scoresby

| RD1-score1 = 13.16 (94)

| RD1-team2 = Chirnside Park

| RD1-score2 = 12.10 (82)

| RD1-text2 = 25 August, East Ringwood Reserve

| RD1-team3 = Whitehorse Pioneers

| RD1-score3 = 16.10 (106)

| RD1-team4 = Kilsyth

| RD1-score4 = 11.10 (76)

| RD2-text1 = 1 September, East Ringwood Reserve

| RD2-team1 = Chirnside Park

| RD2-score1 = 7.12 (54)

| RD2-team2 = Whitehorse Pioneers

| RD2-score2 = 10.11 (71)

| RD3-text1 = 8 September, East Ringwood Reserve

| RD3-team1 = Scoresby

| RD3-score1 = 16.13 (109)

| RD3-team2 = Whitehorse Pioneers

| RD3-score2 = 3.10 (28)

}}

{{AFLGameDetailed

| home team = Scoresby

| home Q1 = 3.2 (20)

| home Q2 = 7.4 (46)

| home Q3 = 13.11 (89)

| home final = 16.13 (109)

| winner = Scoresby

| away team = Whitehorse Pioneers

| away Q1 = 2.4 (16)

| away Q2 = 3.6 (24)

| away Q3 = 3.9 (27)

| away final = 3.10 (28)

| date = Sunday, 8 September (2:20pm)

| home goals = A Amin 4, Storr 4, McBean 2, M Amin, Coulthard, Findlay, Firth, Hicks, Plumridge

| home best = Storr, Hicks, Hehir, Delrayne, Findlay, Kazizada

| away goals = Young 2, Horvat

| away best =

| venue = East Ringwood Reserve

| report = [https://archive.today/20240910010659/https://www.heraldsun.com.au/leader/localfooty/efl/efnl-2024-scoresby-wins-division-4-grand-final-as-adam-amin-kicks-100th-goal-of-season/news-story/5ccccd602fc72c77c0c68102020edc59?amp&nk=13afae993a65b7b493b1227923d86e00-1725930439 Report]

| title = 2024 EFNL Men's Division 4 Grand Final

| BOG award = Colin Tainton Medal

| BOG winner = Mason Storr (Scoresby)

| broadcast = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e5BTn5nGSwA YouTube]

| notes =

}}

{{small|Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) percentage; 3) points for
(P) Premiers}}

{{4TeamBracket-PagePlayoff

| RD1-text1 = 24 August, Bayswater Oval

| RD1-team1 = Scoresby

| RD1-score1 = 11.11 (77)

| RD1-team2 = Whitehorse Pioneers

| RD1-score2 = 3.7 (25)

| RD1-text2 = 25 August, East Ringwood Reserve

| RD1-team3 = Chrinside Park

| RD1-score3 = 2.6 (18)

| RD1-team4 = Croydon North MLOC

| RD1-score4 = 12.9 (81)

| RD2-text1 = 1 September, East Ringwood Reserve

| RD2-team1 = Whitehorse Pioneers

| RD2-score1 = 5.7 (37)

| RD2-team2 = Croydon North MLOC

| RD2-score2 = 7.7 (49)

| RD3-text1 = 8 September, East Ringwood Reserve

| RD3-team1 = Scoresby

| RD3-score1 = 7.7 (49)

| RD3-team2 = Croydon North MLOC

| RD3-score2 = 5.4 (34)

}}

{{AFLGameDetailed

| home team = Scoresby

| home Q1 = 0.2 (2)

| home Q2 = 2.4 (16)

| home Q3 = 4.6 (30)

| home final = 7.7 (49)

| winner = Scoresby

| away team = Croydon North MLOC

| away Q1 = 1.1 (7)

| away Q2 = 2.1 (13)

| away Q3 = 3.2 (20)

| away final = 5.4 (34)

| date = Sunday, 8 September (12:05pm)

| home goals = Bronsgeest 4, Skeet 2, L Anderson

| home best = Bronsgeest, Skeet, Lacriarde, Walker, Raymakers, Alabaster

| away goals = Hayhurst, Norman, D Panetta, Starling, Villiger

| away best = T Holly, Leacy, Bekker, Volk, Stringer, Villiger

| venue = East Ringwood Reserve

| report =

| title = 2024 EFNL Men's Division 4 Reserves Grand Final

| BOG award = Best on Ground Medal

| BOG winner = Ben Bronsgeest (Scoresby)

| broadcast = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3zM8iOvuhW4 YouTube]

| notes =

}}

{{small|Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) percentage; 3) points for
(P) Premiers}}

{{4TeamBracket-PagePlayoff

| RD1-text1 = 24 August, Bayswater Oval

| RD1-team1 = Kilsyth

| RD1-score1 = 10.7 (67)

| RD1-team2 = Blackburn Reserves

| RD1-score2 = 8.8 (56)

| RD1-text2 = 25 August, East Ringwood Reserve

| RD1-team3 = Chirnside Park

| RD1-score3 = 8.7 (55)

| RD1-team4 = South Belgrave Reserves

| RD1-score4 = 8.10 (58)

| RD2-text1 = 1 September, East Ringwood Reserve

| RD2-team1 = Blackburn Reserves

| RD2-score1 = 11.18 (84)

| RD2-team2 = South Belgrave Reserves

| RD2-score2 = 5.4 (34)

| RD3-text1 = 8 September, East Ringwood Reserve

| RD3-team1 = Kilsyth

| RD3-score1 = 11.10 (76)

| RD3-team2 = Blackburn Reserves

| RD3-score2 = 1.5 (11)

}}

{{AFLGameDetailed

| home team = Kilsyth

| home Q1 = 2.1 (13)

| home Q2 = 4.4 (28)

| home Q3 = 6.7 (43)

| home final = 11.10 (76)

| winner = Kilsyth

| away team = Blackburn Reserves

| away Q1 = 1.3 (9)

| away Q2 = 1.3 (9)

| away Q3 = 1.4 (10)

| away final = 1.5 (11)

| date = Sunday, 8 September (9:45am)

| home goals = B Camden 4, Childs, Clemow, Dove, Goodman, Henderson, Jo Jackson, Van Vegten

| home best = Goodman, Henderson, Jo Jackson, Dove, Lubbers, Green

| away goals = Suidgeest

| away best = McCall, Pronyszyn, Wilson, Baxter, Marini, Garrett

| venue = East Ringwood Reserve

| report =

| title = 2024 EFNL Men's Division 4 U19.5 Grand Final

| BOG award = Best on Ground Medal

| BOG winner = Robbie Goodman (Kilsyth)

| broadcast = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EO6V2Unw5lQ YouTube]

| notes =

}}

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