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Tasmania Devils Triumph in VFL Return

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Tasmania Devils secure first VFL win in 18 years, drawing 11,000 fans to North Hobart Oval. The team, set to join the national league in 2028, defeated Coburg 96-79. Captain Jye Menzies hailed the victory as a proud moment, with eleven players making their VFL debuts. The win boosts the teams confidence as they prepare for their national debut.

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Tasmania Devils Triumph in VFL Return

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Adelaide News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Tasmania Devils Triumph in VFL Return. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00On this March 21st in Adelaide, here's what is making headlines. The Tasmania Devils kicked off their return to the VFL with a solid 17-point win over Coburg, finishing 96-79 at North, Hobart Oval. It was their first game in 18 years, drawing 11,000 passionate fans to celebrate the occasion. This victory marks a big step for the club as they gear up to join the National League in 2028. The last time they played was back in 2008, before the team got scrapped in favor of a local competition and Saturday's match brought. Backed at statewide excitement, fans turned out in huge numbers, with families passing down their love for the Devils across generations. Even a lone Coburg supporter from Melbourne praised Tasmania getting its own team, despite hoping for a different result. The crowd's energy showed just how much this means to the island state. Captain Jay Menzi called it one of the proudest moments of his life, especially in front of such a big home crowd. With 11 players making their VFL debuts, the young squad held

1:04firm after a tight first half, building confidence for what's ahead. Now with this win under their belt, the Devils can look forward to building momentum toward that national debut, proving they're ready to compete on. The big stage.

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