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{{Infobox
| above = 2000 VFL Premiership Season
| label1 = Teams
| data1 = 18
| label2 = Premiers
| data2 = [[Sandringham Football Club|Sandringham]]<BR><small>(7th premiership)</small>
| label3 = Minor premiers
| data3 = [[Sandringham Football Club|Sandringham]]<BR><small>(5th minor premiership)</small>
| below = {{align|left|← [[1999 VFL season|1999]]}} {{align|right|[[2001 VFL season|2001]] →}}
}}
The '''2000 [[Victorian Football League]]''' season was the 119th season of the [[Australian rules football]] competition. The premiership was won by the [[Sandringham Football Club]], after defeating [[North Ballarat Football Club|North Ballarat]] by 31 points in the Grand Final on 27 August.

The league underwent significant changes for the 2000 season, being merged with the [[Australian Football League]] reserves competition. Since this season, the VFL has served as a state-level senior competition in which [[reserves team|reserves players]] and some reserves teams from the Victorian AFL clubs compete.

==Merger with the AFL reserves==
The [[Victorian State Football League]] had operated two open-age senior competitions during the 1990s: the Victorian Football League, which it took control of in 1995, and the [[AFL Reserves]], which it had operated since 1992. The AFL Reserves competition was contested by the [[reserves team]]s of eleven [[Australian Football League]] clubs: those of the ten Victorian clubs and that of the [[Sydney Swans]]. The VSFL had intended to merge the two into a single competition which would serve as an AFL reserves competition, a state-level senior competition and a development pathway from the 1995 season; however there was such significant opposition from the AFL clubs against abolishing their dedicated reserves competition that they had threatened to use their power to sack the [[AFL Commission]] over the changes.<ref>{{cite news|newspaper=The Age|publication-place=Melbourne, VIC|page=50|author1=Stephen Rielly|author2=Stephen Linnell|date=24 May 1994|title=Vic<!-- sic --> clubs threaten AFL on reserves}}</ref> Consequently, the two competitions had run in parallel between 1995 and 1999.

Prior to the 1998 season, the AFL again announced plans to amalgamate the VFL and the AFL reserves into a single competition, giving the clubs two years to make arrangements before the combined competition was to begin from the 2000 season. Although most of the AFL clubs were still opposed to the changes, on this occasion they accepted them.<ref>{{cite news|newspaper=Herald Sun|date=10 December 1997|publication-place=Melbourne, VIC|title=Time's up for twos|author1=Daryl Timms|author2=Michael Stevens|page=86}}</ref>

Under the new arrangement, AFL clubs were given two options: they could continue to operate their own reserves teams, fielding them in the VFL; or, they could enter a [[Australian Football League reserves affiliations#Victorian clubs|reserves affiliation]] with one or more existing VFL clubs. Under the affiliation structure, listed players who were not selected in the senior AFL team would be made available to play for their affiliated VFL club; the VFL club would then make up the balance of the team from its own playing list.

===Affiliations and league membership changes===
Under the new arrangement, four AFL clubs entered into affiliations with existing VFL clubs. These were:<ref name="theVFA">Fiddian, Marc (2004); ''The VFA; A History of the Victorian Football Association 1877-1995''; p. 188</ref><ref name="annual" />
*{{AFL Haw}} affiliated with fellow eastern suburban club [[Box Hill Football Club|Box Hill]]. Box Hill immediately co-branded with Hawthorn, changing its nickname from the Mustangs to the Hawks.
*{{AFL WB}} affiliated with fellow western suburban clubs [[Werribee Football Club|Werribee]] and [[Williamstown Football Club|Williamstown]], with half of its players allocated to each VFL club.
*{{AFL Mel}} affiliated with [[Sandringham Football Club|Sandringham]].
*{{AFL Syd}} entered a partial affiliation with [[Port Melbourne Football Club|Port Melbourne]], the club with which it had shared a zone when it was based in South Melbourne. No more than six of Sydney's reserves players played for Port Melbourne; the rest played for a dedicated Sydney reserves team in the [[Sydney AFL]] competition.

A fifth affiliation was established with the creation of a new club, the [[Murray Kangaroos]]. The Murray Kangaroos was operated in partnership between the [[North Melbourne Football Club]] and the [[Ovens & Murray Football League]], and was based at both [[Coburg City Oval]] in Melbourne and the [[Lavington Sports Ground]] in Albury.{{citation needed|date=July 2016}} The Murray Kangaroos were affiliated with the [[Murray Bushrangers]] from the [[TAC Cup]] under-18s competition, which served to complete the VSFL's original vision that all twelve Victorian TAC Cup clubs would be affiliated with a VFL club.<ref>{{cite news|newspaper=The Age|publication-place=Melbourne, VIC|date=20 April 1994|page=32|author=Charles Heppell|title=New state footy league mooted}}</ref>

This left six Victorian AFL clubs, all of which entered their reserves teams directly into the VFL. These were: [[Carlton Football Club#Reserves team|Carlton]], [[Collingwood Football Club#Reserves team|Collingwood]], [[Essendon Football Club#Reserves team|Essendon]], [[Geelong Football Club#Reserves team|Geelong]], [[Richmond Football Club#Reserves team|Richmond]] and [[St Kilda Football Club#Reserves team|St Kilda]].

===Other changes===
After four years, the merger between [[Preston Football Club (VFA)|Preston Bullants]] senior club and the [[Northern Knights Football Club|Northern Knights]] TAC Cup club was terminated, and the two clubs returned to being separate entities. The senior club, which had competed as the Preston Knights since 1996, became known as the [[Northern Bullants]], and it returned to the red and white colours that it had worn prior to 1996.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://heritage.darebinlibraries.vic.gov.au/article/169|title=Preston Football Club|publisher=Darebin heritage|access-date=30 July 2016|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20160919042159/http://heritage.darebinlibraries.vic.gov.au/article/169|archive-date=19 September 2016|url-status=dead}}</ref>

With the increased size of the league, the finals were expanded from five clubs to eight clubs. The VFL adopted the same [[AFL final eight system|final eight system]] which was adopted by the AFL in the same season, replacing the McIntyre Final Five which had been in use since 1989.

The Victorian State Football League was superseded by a newly established body, [[AFL Victoria|Football Victoria]], which administered the league.

===Summary===
As a result of this large suite of changes, the size of the VFL grew from eleven to eighteen clubs, the largest it had been since 1987. The size of the competition during the 2000 season set a new record as the largest to contest the premiership in a single division in VFA/VFL history, a mark which stood until 2021. The clubs were:

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'''Stand alone VFL'''
*[[Bendigo Football Club|Bendigo]]
*[[Coburg Football Club|Coburg-Fitzroy]]
*[[Frankston Football Club|Frankston]]
*[[North Ballarat Football Club|North Ballarat]]
*[[Northern Bullants]]
*[[Springvale Football Club|Springvale]]
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'''AFL reserves teams'''
*[[Carlton Football Club#Reserves team|Carlton]]
*[[Collingwood Football Club#Reserves team|Collingwood]]
*[[Essendon Football Club#Reserves team|Essendon]]
*[[Geelong Football Club#Reserves team|Geelong]]
*[[Richmond Football Club#Reserves team|Richmond]]
*[[St Kilda Football Club#Reserves team|St Kilda]]
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'''AFL reserves affiliated'''
*[[Box Hill Football Club|Box Hill]] ({{AFL Haw}})
*[[Murray Kangaroos]] ({{AFL Nor}})
*[[Port Melbourne Football Club|Port Melbourne]] ({{AFL Syd}})
*[[Sandringham Football Club|Sandringham]] ({{AFL Mel}})
*[[Werribee Football Club|Werribee]] ({{AFL WB}})
*[[Williamstown Football Club|Williamstown]] ({{AFL WB}})
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==Premiership season==

==Ladder==
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|team2=NBR|name_NBR=[[North Ballarat Football Club|North Ballarat]]
|team3=CAR|name_CAR=[[Carlton Football Club#Reserves team|Carlton reserves]]
|team4=STK|name_STK=[[St Kilda Football Club#Reserves team|St Kilda reserves]]
|team5=GEE|name_GEE=[[Geelong Football Club (VFL)|Geelong reserves]]
|team6=WIL|name_WIL=[[Williamstown Football Club|Williamstown]]
|team7=BOX|name_BOX=[[Box Hill Football Club|Box Hill]]
|team8=SPR|name_SPR=[[Springvale Football Club|Springvale]]
|team9=WER|name_WER=[[Werribee Football Club|Werribee]]
|team10=ESS|name_ESS=[[Essendon Football Club (VFL)|Essendon reserves]]
|team11=COL|name_COL=[[Collingwood Football Club (VFL)|Collingwood reserves]]
|team12=FRA|name_FRA=[[Frankston Football Club|Frankston]]
|team13=PMB|name_PMB=[[Port Melbourne Football Club|Port Melbourne]]
|team14=MUR|name_MUR=[[Murray Kangaroos Football Club|Murray Kangaroos]]
|team15=COB|name_COB=[[Coburg Football Club|Coburg-Fitzroy]]
|team16=NBU|name_NBU=[[Northern Blues|Northern Bullants]]
|team17=RIC|name_RIC=[[Richmond Football Club (VFL)|Richmond reserves]]
|team18=BEN|name_BEN=[[Bendigo Football Club|Bendigo]]
|win_SAN=16|loss_SAN=3|draw_SAN=0|pf_SAN=2151|pa_SAN=1460|status_SAN=P
|win_NBR=14|loss_NBR=5|draw_NBR=0|pf_NBR=2079|pa_NBR=1667
|win_CAR=14|loss_CAR=5|draw_CAR=0|pf_CAR=2079|pa_CAR=1667
|win_STK=13|loss_STK=6|draw_STK=0|pf_STK=2094|pa_STK=1520
|win_GEE=13|loss_GEE=6|draw_GEE=0|pf_GEE=2017|pa_GEE=1723
|win_WIL=13|loss_WIL=6|draw_WIL=0|pf_WIL=2006|pa_WIL=1746
|win_BOX=13|loss_BOX=6|draw_BOX=0|pf_BOX=1892|pa_BOX=1647
|win_SPR=12|loss_SPR=6|draw_SPR=1|pf_SPR=1648|pa_SPR=1564
|win_WER=10|loss_WER=8|draw_WER=1|pf_WER=2025|pa_WER=1839
|win_ESS=10|loss_ESS=9|draw_ESS=0|pf_ESS=1778|pa_ESS=1783
|win_COL=9|loss_COL=10|draw_COL=0|pf_COL=1731|pa_COL=1871
|win_FRA=8|loss_FRA=10|draw_FRA=1|pf_FRA=1903|pa_FRA=1911
|win_PMB=6|loss_PMB=13|draw_PMB=0|pf_PMB=1787|pa_PMB=1858
|win_MUR=6|loss_MUR=13|draw_MUR=0|pf_MUR=1632|pa_MUR=1850
|win_COB=4|loss_COB=15|draw_COB=0|pf_COB=1483|pa_COB=1744
|win_NBU=4|loss_NBU=15|draw_NBU=0|pf_NBU=1495|pa_NBU=2226
|win_RIC=3|loss_RIC=15|draw_RIC=1|pf_RIC=1501|pa_RIC=2119
|win_BEN=1|loss_BEN=18|draw_BEN=0|pf_BEN=1316|pa_BEN=2413

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===Finals Series===
{{8TeamBracket-PagePlayoff|RD2-RD3-cross=y
|team-width=150
|score-width=70
|RD1-text1=August 7, [[Waverley Park]]
|RD1-team1='''[[Sandringham Football Club|Sandringham]]'''
|RD1-score1=9.14 (68)
|RD1-team2= St Kilda
|RD1-score2=10.7 (67)

|RD1-text2=August 6, [[North Port Oval]]
|RD1-team3='''[[Geelong Football Club (VFL)|Geelong]]'''
|RD1-score3=15.11 (101)
|RD1-team4=[[Springvale Football Club|Springvale]]
|RD1-score4=8.12 (60)

|RD1-text4=August 5, [[North Port Oval]]
|RD1-team7='''[[North Ballarat Football Club|North Ballarat]]'''
|RD1-score7=17.24(126)
|RD1-team8=[[Carlton Football Club#Reserves team|Carlton]]
|RD1-score8=10.6 (66)

|RD1-text3=August 5, [[North Port Oval]]
|RD1-team5='''[[Williamstown Football Club|Williamstown]]'''
|RD1-score5=22.17 (149)
|RD1-team6=[[Box Hill Football Club|Box Hill]]
|RD1-score6=15.14 (104)

|RD2-text1=August 13, [[North Port Oval]]
|RD2-team1=[[St Kilda Football Club#Reserves team|St Kilda]]
|RD2-score1=8.14 (62)
|RD2-team2='''[[Geelong Football Club (VFL)|Geelong]]'''
|RD2-score2=9.13 (67)

|RD2-text2=August 12, [[North Port Oval]]
|RD2-team3='''[[Carlton Football Club#Reserves team|Carlton]]'''
|RD2-score3=19.11 (125)
|RD2-team4=[[Williamstown Football Club|Williamstown]]
|RD2-score4=7.9 (51)

|RD3-text1=August 20, [[North Port Oval]]
|RD3-team1='''[[Sandringham Football Club|Sandringham]]'''
|RD3-score1=22.23 (155)
|RD3-team2=[[Carlton Football Club#Reserves team|Carlton]]
|RD3-score2=12.9 (81)

|RD3-text2=August 19, [[North Port Oval]]
|RD3-team3=[[Geelong Football Club (VFL)|Geelong]]
|RD3-score3=12.7 (79)
|RD3-team4='''[[North Ballarat Football Club|North Ballarat]]'''
|RD3-score4=20.13 (133)

|RD4-text1=August 27, [[Waverley Park]]
|RD4-team1='''[[Sandringham Football Club|Sandringham]]'''
|RD4-score1=15.18 (108)
|RD4-team2=[[North Ballarat Football Club|North Ballarat]]
|RD4-score2=11.11 (77)
}}

===Grand Final===
{{AFLGameDetailed
|title = 2000 VFL Grand Final
|date = Sunday 27 August
(2:10 pm)
|home team = [[Sandringham Football Club|Sandringham]]
|home Q1 = 4.6 (30)
|home Q2 = 8.10 (58)
|home Q3 = 11.14 (80)
|home final = 15.18 (108)
|winner = H
|away team = [[North Ballarat Football Club|North Ballarat]]
|away Q1 = 0.5 (5)
|away Q2 = 3.5 (23)
|away Q3 = 5.8 (38)
|away final = 11.11 (77)
|venue = [[Waverley Park]]
|crowd = 8,652
|report =<ref name="GF1">{{cite news|newspaper=Herald Sun|publication-place=Melbourne, VIC|title=Zebras set scene for Demons|author=Michael Warner|date=28 August 2000|page=40}}</ref>
|umpires =[[Scott Jeffery|Jeffery]], Malcolm, Twitt
|BOG award = [[Norm Goss Memorial Medal]]
|BOG winner = Richard Maloney (Sandringham)
|home goals =[[Nick Sautner|Sautner]] 6, Beams 2, Pitt 2, Templeton 2, [[Matthew Febey|Febey]], Haynes, [[Luke Williams (Australian rules footballer)|Williams]]
|away goals = Clarke 2, Peake 2, Power 2, Field, Inkster, Maher, T. Polkinghorne, Snibson
|home best =
|away best =
|home injuries =
|away injuries =
|home reports =
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|broadcast =
|notes=
}}

===Awards===
*The [[Jim 'Frosty' Miller Medal]] was won for the second consecutive year by [[Nick Sautner]] ([[Sandringham Football Club|Sandringham]]), who kicked 60 goals.<ref name="frosty">{{cite web|url=http://www.foxsportspulse.com/assoc_page.cgi?client=1-118-0-0-0&sID=54554&&news_task=DETAIL&articleID=4834469|title=Frosty Miller Medallists|access-date=4 August 2016|publisher=Fox Sports Pulse|date=25 May 2016}}</ref>
*The [[J. J. Liston Trophy]] was won by David Robbins ([[Springvale Football Club|Springvale]]), who polled 23 votes.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.foxsportspulse.com/assoc_page.cgi?client=4-118-0-0-0&sID=54554&&news_task=DETAIL&articleID=4834475|title=J.J. Liston Trophy Medallists|date=25 May 2016|publisher=Fox Sports Pulse|access-date=4 August 2016}}</ref>
*The [[Fothergill-Round Medal|Fothergill–Round Medal]] was won by Michael Swan ([[Port Melbourne Football Club|Port Melbourne]]).<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.foxsportspulse.com/assoc_page.cgi?client=0-118-0-0-0&sID=54554&&news_task=DETAIL&articleID=4834467|title=Fothergill-Round Medallists|access-date=20 December 2014|date=29 October 2014|publisher=Sportingpulse}}</ref>
*[[Sandringham Football Club|Sandringham]] won the reserves premiership. Sandringham 17.15 (117) defeated [[Port Melbourne Football Club|Port Melbourne]] 11.7 (73) in the Grand Final, held as a curtain-raiser to the Seniors Grand Final on 27 August.<ref name="GF1" />

==Notable events==
*The VFL established a second television deal during the 2000 season, with one match played each Monday night and broadcast live on the [[Seven Network]]'s subscription television channel [[C7 Sport]], in addition to the long-standing weekly Saturday afternoon broadcasts on [[ABC Victoria]].<ref name="annual">{{cite web|url=https://www.clearinghouseforsport.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0006/86496/AFL_Annual_Report_1999_part_2.pdf|title=103rd Annual Report (Part 2)|year=1999|access-date=30 July 2016|publisher=Australian Football League|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20161026175009/https://www.clearinghouseforsport.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0006/86496/AFL_Annual_Report_1999_part_2.pdf|archive-date=26 October 2016|url-status=dead|df=dmy-all}}</ref> The Monday night fixture was short-lived, and did not survive beyond the 2000 season.<ref name="2001results" />
*With the disuse of [[Waverley Park]] for [[Australian Football League]] games following the opening of [[Docklands Stadium]], Waverley Park became available for VFA/VFL football for the first and only time in its history. [[Springvale Football Club|Springvale]], located only a few kilometres away, played all but its first home game of the season at the ground,<ref name="cfm">{{citation|author1=Santo Caruso|author2=Marc Fiddian|author3=Jim Main|title=Football Grounds of Melbourne|publisher=Pennon Publishing|year=2002|publication-place=Essendon North, VIC|pages=140–143}}</ref> and all Monday night games were played at the ground, as well as a few other isolated games and the Grand Final.<ref name="2000results" /> The Grand Final was the last game of competitive football played on [[Waverley Park]] before it was sold to developers.<ref name="GF1" />
*[[Bendigo Football Club|Bendigo]]'s six point win against [[Murray Kangaroos|Murray]] in Round 17 was its final ever win as a stand-alone VFL club. Its remaining 78 games as a stand-alone club (spanning seasons 2000–2002 and 2013–2014 and excluding the period of its [[Australian Football League reserves affiliations|reserves affiliation]] with {{AFL Ess}}) yielded one draw and 77 losses.<ref name="2001results">{{cite web|url=http://australianfootball.com/seasons/season/VFL/2001/ |title=Victorian Football League (VFL), 2001 |publisher=Australian Football.com |access-date=7 March 2015 |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20150402174524/http://australianfootball.com/seasons/season/VFL/2001/ |archive-date=2 April 2015 }}</ref><ref name="2000results">{{cite web|url=http://australianfootball.com/seasons/season/VFL/2000/|title=Victorian Football League (VFL), 2000|publisher=Australian Football.com|access-date=7 March 2015|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20150402153357/http://australianfootball.com/seasons/season/VFL/2000/|archive-date=2 April 2015|url-status=dead|df=dmy-all}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=http://australianfootball.com/seasons/season/VFL/2002/|title=Victorian Football League (VFL), 2002|publisher=Australian Football.com|access-date=7 March 2015|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20150402100058/http://australianfootball.com/seasons/season/VFL/2002/|archive-date=2 April 2015|url-status=dead|df=dmy-all}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=http://australianfootball.com/seasons/season/VFL/2013/ |title=Victorian Football League (VFL), 2013 |publisher=Australian Football.com |access-date=7 March 2015 |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20151003114235/http://australianfootball.com/seasons/season/VFL/2013 |archive-date=3 October 2015 }}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=http://australianfootball.com/seasons/season/VFL/2014/ |title=Victorian Football League (VFL), 2014 |publisher=Australian Football.com |access-date=7 March 2015 |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20150402153837/http://australianfootball.com/seasons/season/VFL/2014/ |archive-date=2 April 2015 }}</ref>
*As with other major football leagues, the 2000 season was played a month earlier than usual, to ensure it was finished before the [[2000 Sydney Olympics]], which began on 15 September.

==See also==
* [[List of VFA/VFL premiers]]
* [[Australian rules football]]
* [[Victorian Football League]]
* [[Australian Football League]]
* [[2000 AFL season]]

==References==
{{Reflist}}
{{VFL}}
{{VFA/VFL seasons}}

[[Category:Victorian Football League seasons]]
[[Category:2000 in Australian rules football|VFL]]
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