Football South Australia

Football South Australia (officially abbreviated to FSA) is the governing body of soccer in the state of South Australia. It was established in 2006 under the name Football Federation South Australia (FFSA).[1]

Football South Australia
AbbreviationFSA
PredecessorSouth Australian Soccer Federation
Formation2006
TypeState Sporting Association
Legal statusActive
HeadquartersState Centre for Football, Gepps Cross
Location
Region served
South Australia, Australia
President
Sam Ciccarello
CEO
Michael Carter (2007–)
Parent organisation
Football Australia
FundingFootball Australia
Government of South Australia
Websitehttps://www.footballsa.com.au/

Description

Football South Australia are affiliated with Football Australia, the national governing body.[1] The Federation run the highest levels of football in South Australia: The National Premier Leagues South Australia, State League 1 South Australia and State League 2 South Australia. Below these three leagues, they run in association to South Australia's regional competitions and amateur competitions. Most teams from these various leagues compete in the Federation Cup, which also decides the South Australian representatives for the Australia Cup. Football South Australia also manage the Junior Premier League (JPL) and Junior State League (JSL), where teams from age groups, ranging from under 6s to under 17s, compete on Sundays.

History

The first South Australian football organistation was the South Australian British Football Association (SABFA), founded in 1902. The first official South Australian football competition was contested in 1903, between the three teams of North Adelaide, South Adelaide and Woodville. In 1924, the name of the association was changed to the South Australian Soccer Football Association (SASFA),[2] In 1961, the association split into SASFA and the South Australian Soccer League (SASL). The next year, they reformed into the South Australian Soccer Federation (SASF).[2] This name remained until 2006 when the current Football South Australia was formed, with the name Football Federation South Australia (FFSA). Following the renaming of Football Federation Australia to Football Australia in 2020, South Australia's federation became Football South Australia.

Clubs
Location of teams located inside the Adelaide Metropolitan Area.
Location of teams located outside of the Adelaide metropolitan area.

Men's teams

Port Adelaide Pirates are the oldest surviving team in South Australia being founded in 1903, and competing in the 1904 season. In 1933, Birkalla Rovers were founded, which would later amalgamate with a West Torrens team to form West Torrens Birkalla. Alongside Adelaide University, these are the only South Australian clubs with history dating back to before World War II. Following World War II, Australia was a particular hotspot for immigration by those who had been displaced by the war. These immigrants would found multiple clubs that have survived to the current day: Juventus in 1946, Beograd in 1949, Polonia in 1950, Croatia in 1952, Napoli in 1958 and Hellas in 1962. Other notable clubs founded during this period that are now defunct are: Burnside Budapest, which later merged with Campbelltown City to become Campbelltown Budapest and Ukrainian SC Lion, which later merged with Port Adelaide to become Port Adelaide Lion, and now continue to participate in the South Australian Amateur Soccer League. Adelaide City are the most successful club in history, having won 3 National Soccer League championships, 19 first division championships and 18 Federation Cups. Clubs can apply to enter the State League 2 competitions when a space is available, with the team being in one of the regional leagues or the amateur league. The most recent teams to have joined being Pontian Eagles in 2020, Modbury Vista in 2017, Fulham United and Vipers FC both in 2016, the latter two having won promotion to State League 1.

National Premier Leagues South Australia[3]
Team Suburb Home Ground Founded Joined Chmp Prem Cup Head coach
Adelaide CityOakdenAdelaide City Park19461946 19 3 18 Paul Pezos
Adelaide CometsGepps CrossServiceFM Stadium19942006 0 2 1 George Tsonis
Adelaide OlympicAngle ParkAPEX Football Stadium19781981 0 0 2 Andrew Calderbank
Adelaide United YouthGepps CrossServiceFM Stadium20082015 0 0 N/A Airton Andrioli
Campbelltown CityNewtonSteve Woodcock Sports Centre19631964 6 2 2 Michael Matricciani
Croydon FCRegency ParkRegency Oval19501952 6 1 7 Travis Dodd
FK BeogradWoodville WestFrank Mitchell Park19491950 2 1 5 Joshua Smith
Modbury JetsRidgehavenSmith Partners Stadium19641966 0 0 1 Maurice Natale
North Eastern MetroStarsKlemzigT.K. Shutter Reserve19941999 3 9 5 Danny Graystone
South Adelaide PanthersO'Sullivan BeachO'Sullivan Beach Sports Complex19971999 0 0 0 Anthony Rideout
Sturt LionsEden HillsKarinya Reserve20032011 0 0 0 Lino Fusco
West AdelaideWest BeachWest Beach Parks Football Centre19621963 11 1 3 Jim Tsekinis
State League One South Australia[3]
Team Suburb Home Ground Founded Joined Chmp Prem Cup Head coach
Adelaide Blue EaglesMardenMarden Sports Complex19581959 10 5 7 Andrej Rastovac
Adelaide CobrasPlymptonPro Paint and Panel Oval19721989 0 0 0 Robbie Ditroia
Adelaide Croatia RaidersGepps CrossCroatian Sports Centre19521953 4 1 10 Vlado Blazeka
Adelaide VictoryBlair AtholRushworth Reserve20062015 0 0 0 Rick Cerracchio
Cumberland UnitedClarence GardensA.A. Bailey Reserve19431943 2 0 3 Terry Westwood
Eastern UnitedAthelstoneAthelstone Recreation Reserve20132013 0 0 0 Gabriel Markaj
Fulham UnitedWest BeachWest Beach Parks Football Centre19702016 0 0 0 Tony Galanopoulos
Para Hills KnightsPara Hills WestThe Paddocks19641966 0 0 0 Theo Tsiounis
Playford City PatriotsEdinburgh NorthRamsay Park19561958 0 0 1 Ben Moore
Port Adelaide PiratesTaperooNgarrpadla Josie Agius Reserve19031904 1 2 4 Steve Hughes
Vipers FCAngle ParkAPEX Football Stadium20062016 0 0 0 Maged Ibrahim
West Torrens BirkallaNovar GardensJack Smith Park19331933 1 2 1 Daniel Paterson
State League Two South Australia[3]
Team Suburb Home Ground Founded Joined Chmp Prem Cup Head coach
Adelaide Hills HawksWoodsideHawks Nest19911998 0 0 0 Greg Videon
Adelaide UniversityNorth AdelaideUniversity Oval1935— 0 0 0 Phil Stubbins
Gawler EaglesEvanston GardensKarbeethan Reserve19782006 0 0 0 Andrew Burgess
Modbury VistaWynn ValeNewspot Stadium19692017 0 0 0 Jonathan Negus
Mount Barker UnitedMount Barker SummitSummit Sport and Recreation Park19822016 0 0 0 Nathan Fleetwood
Noarlunga UnitedMorphett ValeWilfred Taylor Reserve19632007 0 0 0 Steve Reed
Northern DemonsPort PirieByrne Park19511999 0 0 0 Michael Roros
Pontian EaglesParalowieYalumba Drive Reserve19922020 0 0 0 Jim Karatzis
Salisbury UnitedBurtonSteve Jarvis Park19541955 1 0 0 Matt Gaston
Seaford RangersPort Noarlunga SouthKaringal Reserve19741978 0 0 0 Andrew Shore
The CoveTrott ParkSouthern Sports Facility19832009 0 0 0 Carlos Cravo
Western StrikersRoyal ParkCarnegie South Reserve19802006 0 0 1 Daniel Blanco

Junior Premier League and Junior State League clubs participate in junior football, with teams ranging from U6 to U17. The seniors participate in the Amateur League or Regional Leagues.

Junior Premier/State Leagues[4]
Team Suburb Home Ground
Adelaide AtleticoParadiseCharles Campbell College
Adelaide KhukuriAdelaide ParklandsPark 19
Adelaide ThunderAdelaide ParklandsPark 21
Barossa UnitedNuriootpaHoffman Oval
Elizabeth GroveElizabeth NorthDauntsey Road Reserve
Football SA NTCGepps CrossServiceFM Stadium
Ghan Kilburn CityBlair AtholBlair Athol Reserve
Northern WolvesPenfieldEyre Sports Park
Parafield GardensParafield GardensBradman Oval
Plympton BulldogsPlympton ParkPlympton Sports and Recreation Club
Salisbury InterSalisbury NorthUnderdown Park
Southern BreakersPort ElliotPort Elliot Oval
Tea Tree GullySurrey DownsTilley Reserve
UniSAMagillMagill Sports Centre
West BeachLockleysLockleys Oval

Women's teams
Women's National Premier Leagues South Australia[3]
Team Suburb Home Ground Founded Joined Chmp Prem Cup Head coach
Adelaide CityOakdenAdelaide City Park 11 2 7 Tiarn Powell
Adelaide CometsGepps CrossServiceFM Stadium 0 0 0 Tom Monsigneur
Adelaide UniversityGepps CrossServiceFM Stadium 4 0 3 Tony Sacca
Flinders UnitedSt MarysWomen's Memorial Playing Field 0 0 0 Joel Porter
Football SA NTCGepps CrossServiceFM Stadium 0 0 0 Michele Lastella
Fulham UnitedWest BeachWest Beach Parks Football Centre 4 0 3
Metro UnitedKlemzigT.K. Shutter Reserve 4 2 4 Paul Morris
Salisbury InterSalisbury NorthUnderdown Park 1 1 1 Tony Scalzi
West AdelaideWest BeachWest Beach Parks Football Centre 1 2 2 Tracey Jenkins
West Torrens BirkallaNovar GardensJack Smith Park 0 0 1 Chris Goddard
Women's State League South Australia[3]
Team Suburb Home Ground Founded Joined Chmp Prem Cup Head coach
Adelaide Hills HawksWoodsideHawks Nest 0 0 0 Luke Hancock
Adelaide JaguarsWest BeachWest Beach Parks Football Centre 0 0 0 Matthew Wardhaugh
Campbelltown CityNewtonSteve Woodcock Sports Centre 0 0 0 Vince Pagnozzi
Croydon FCRegency ParkRegency Oval 0 0 0 Mario Catalano
Elizabeth GroveElizabeth NorthDauntsey Reseve 0 0 0 Robert Dawber
Modbury JetsRidgehavenSmith Partners Stadium 1 0 2 Luigi Pavia
Modbury VistaWynn ValeNewspot Stadium 1 0 0 Duncan Soang
South Adelaide PanthersO'Sullivan BeachO'Sullivan Beach Sports Complex 0 0 0 Daniel Milovanovic
Sturt LionsEden HillsKarinya Reserve 0 0 0 Nic Whiteside
The CoveMarionClub Marion 0 0 0 Carlos Carvo

League system
Further information: Australian soccer league system

The soccer pyramid in South Australia comprises 4 levels below the A-League Men, with promotion and relegation between the top 3 levels. It also includes the South Australian Amateur Soccer League, which is not officially apart of the league system. In total, there are 259 men's clubs/teams across 28 divisions in South Australia, and 90 women's clubs/teams across 9 divisions.

Men's pyramid
Level Leagues
National State
21 National Premier Leagues South Australia
12 clubs
no promotion, ↓ relegate 2
32 State League 1 South Australia
12 clubs
↑ promote 2, ↓ relegate 2
43 State League 2 South Australia
12 clubs
↑ promote 2, no relegation
54 South Australian Regional Leagues
100 teams from 12 divisions
no promotion
Collegiate Division 1
10 teams		Limestone Coast
6 teams		Port Lincoln
8 teams		Riverland
4 teams		Whyalla
5 teams		Yorke Peninsula
4 teams
Collegiate Division 2
10 teams
Collegiate Division 3
10 teams
Collegiate Division 4
10 teams
Collegiate Division 5
11 teams
Collegiate Division 6
11 teams
Collegiate Division 7
11 teams
—— South Australian Amateur Soccer League
123 teams from 13 divisions
no promotion
Saturday Premier Division
10 teams		Sunday Premier Division
10 teams
Saturday Division 2
10 teams		Sunday Division 2
10 teams
Saturday Division 3
9 teams		Sunday Division 3
10 teams
Saturday Division 4
10 teams		Sunday Division 4
9 teams
Saturday Division 5
10 teams		Sunday Division 5
9 teams
Saturday Division 6
9 teams		Sunday Division 6
8 teams
Sunday Division 7
9 teams

Women's pyramid
Level Leagues
National State
21 Women's National Premier Leagues South Australia
10 clubs
no promotion, ↓ relegate 1.5
32 Women's State League South Australia
10 clubs
↑ promote 1.5, no relegation
—— Women's Community Leagues South Australia
70 teams from 7 divisions
no promotion
Community Division 1
10 teams
Community Division 2
11 teams
Community Division 3
10 teams
Community Division 4 North
9 teams		 Community Division 4 South
10 teams
Community Division 5 North
11 teams		 Community Division 5 South
9 teams

Season winners
YearMen's Champions[5][6]Men's Premiers[5][6]Women's Champions[7]
2022Adelaide CityAdelaide CityWest Adelaide
2021Adelaide CityAdelaide CometsSalisbury Inter
2020Campbelltown CityAdelaide CometsMetro United
2019Campbelltown CityCampbelltown CityAdelaide City
2018Campbelltown CityCampbelltown CityAdelaide City
2017Croydon KingsNorth Eastern MetroStars[lower-alpha 1]Adelaide City
2016Campbelltown CityAdelaide CityMetro United
2015West AdelaideWest AdelaideMetro United
2014Croydon KingsNorth Eastern MetroStarsAdelaide City
2013Campbelltown CityNorth Eastern MetroStarsAdelaide City
2012North Eastern MetroStarsCroydon KingsAdelaide City
2011Adelaide Blue EaglesNorth Eastern MetroStarsMetro United
2010Adelaide CityNorth Eastern MetroStarsAdelaide City
2009North Eastern MetroStarsNorth Eastern MetroStarsAdelaide City
2008Adelaide CityAdelaide CitySturt Marion
2007Adelaide City–Fulham United
2006Adelaide City–Fulham United
Prior to Football Federation South Australia
2005Adelaide CityNorth Eastern MetroStarsFulham United
2004North Eastern MetroStarsNorth Eastern MetroStarsFulham United
2003Adelaide Blue EaglesNorth Eastern MetroStarsAdelaide City
2002Adelaide RaidersAdelaide GalaxyAdelaide City
2001Adelaide Blue EaglesAdelaide Blue EaglesNorth Eastern MetroStars
2000Adelaide Blue EaglesAdelaide Blue EaglesN.A.B.
1999Cumberland UnitedPort Adelaide LionAdelaide City
1998West Torrens BirkallaWest Torrens BirkallaModbury Northern All Blacks
1997Adelaide RaidersAdelaide RaidersSturt Marion
1996Adelaide Blue EaglesWhite City WoodvilleSturt Marion
1995Adelaide Blue EaglesAdelaide Blue EaglesSturt Marion
1994Adelaide Blue EaglesPort Adelaide LionSturt Marion
1993White City WoodvilleAdelaide Blue EaglesModbury Vista
1992Eastern Districts AzzurriEastern Districts AzzurriModbury Jets
1991West Adelaide Hellas–Brahma Lodge
1990West Adelaide Hellas–Adelaide College
1989West Adelaide Hellas––
1988Adelaide Croatia–Adelaide College
1987West Adelaide Hellas–Adelaide University Dinamo
1986Campbelltown City–Adelaide University Dinamo
1985Salisbury United–Adelaide University Dinamo
1984Adelaide Croatia–Adelaide University Dinamo
1983Polonia Adelaide–Adelaide Croatia
1982Eastern Districts Azzurri–Adelaide Croatia
1981Eastern Districts Azzurri–Adelaide College
1980Adelaide Croatia–Salisbury United
1979Beograd Woodville–Adelaide College
1978Cumberland United–Salisbury United
1977Polonia Adelaide–
1976West Adelaide Hellas–
1975Polonia Adelaide–
1974Adelaide Juventus–
1973West Adelaide Hellas–
1972Adelaide Juventus–
1971West Adelaide Hellas–
1970Adelaide Juventus–
1969West Adelaide Hellas–
1968West Adelaide Hellas–
1967Adelaide Juventus–
1966West Adelaide Hellas–
1965USC Lion–
1964Adelaide Juventus–
1963Adelaide Juventus–
1962Burnside Budapest–
1961Burnside Budapest–
1960Burnside Budapest–
1959Adelaide Juventus–
1958Adelaide Juventus–
1957Adelaide Juventus–
1956Adelaide Juventus–
1955Polonia Adelaide–
1954Adelaide Juventus–
1953Adelaide Juventus–
1952Birkalla Rovers–
1951Birkalla Rovers–
1950Birkalla Rovers–
1949Sturt–
1948Birkalla Rovers–
1947Birkalla Rovers–
1946Kingswood–
1945Birkalla Rovers–
1944Birkalla Rovers–
1943Northumberland & Durham–
1942Not held
1941West Torrens–
1940Sturt–
1939West Torrens–
1938Northumberland & Durham–
1937Port Thistle–
1936West Torrens–
1935Port Thistle–
1934Port Thistle–
1933Kingswood–
1932West Torrens–
1931Port Adelaide–
1930West Adelaide–
1929West Torrens–
1928West Torrens–
1927Port Adelaide–
1926Port Adelaide–
1925West Torrens–
1924Hindmarsh–
1923Cheltenham–
1922North Adelaide–
1921Cheltenham–
1920Cheltenham–
1919North Adelaide–
1918Not held
1917
1916
1915Cheltenham–
1914North Adelaide–
1913Hindmarsh–
1912Port Adelaide–
1911Port Adelaide–
1910Cambridge–
1909Hindmarsh–
1908Hindmarsh–
1907Hindmarsh–
1906North Adelaide–
1905Hindmarsh–
1904Woodville–
1903North Adelaide–
  1. Following a sanction by the independent Disciplinary Committee, Adelaide City had 18 competition points removed, resulting in the loss of the League Premiers title.[8]

Performance by club

Over the history of South Australian football, 26 different clubs have won the title. The most successful club is Adelaide City, with 19 titles to its credit, 7 of those coming since their return from the National Soccer League in 2004.

Clubs in bold currently play in the top division, and clubs in italics no longer compete in semi-professional competitions or are defunct.

Club Other names Champions Runners-up Championship seasons Runners-up seasons
Adelaide CityAdelaide Juventus
Juventus		 19 16 1953, 1954, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1963, 1964, 1967, 1970, 1972, 1974, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2021, 2022 1950, 1952, 1955, 1961, 1962, 1966, 1971, 1973, 1975, 1976, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2016, 2017, 2018
West AdelaideHellas
West Adelaide Hellas		 11 4 1966, 1968, 1969, 1971, 1973, 1976, 1987, 1989, 1990, 1991, 2015 1967, 1972, 1974, 1988
Adelaide Blue EaglesEastern Districts Azzurri 10 6 1981, 1982, 1992, 1994, 1995, 1996, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2011 1978, 1985, 2002, 2010, 2013, 2015
Port Adelaide PiratesPort Adelaide
Port Thistle		 8 9 1911, 1912, 1926, 1927, 1931, 1934, 1935, 1937 1908, 1910, 1925, 1929, 1932, 1936, 1949, 1953, 1999
West Torrens BirkallaBirkalla Rovers
Adelaide Galaxy		 7 11 1944, 1945, 1947, 1950, 1951, 1952, 1998 1984, 1989, 1993, 1997, 2006
West Torrens[lower-alpha 1] 7 6 1925, 1928, 1929, 1932, 1936, 1939, 1941 1927, 1931, 1933, 1934, 1935, 1945
Birkalla Rovers 6 6 1944, 1945, 1947, 1950, 1951, 1952 1938, 1939, 1940, 1946, 1948, 1961
Hindmarsh 6 2 1905, 1907, 1908, 1909, 1913, 1924 1914, 1915
Campbelltown CityCampbelltown Budapest 6 1 1986, 2013, 2016, 2018, 2019, 2020 1994
Adelaide Croatia RaidersAdelaide Croatia
Adelaide Raiders		 5 9 1980, 1984, 1988, 1997, 2002 1965, 1969, 1983, 1986, 1990, 1992, 1995, 2005, 2007
Croydon FCPolonia Adelaide 5 7 1955, 1975, 1977, 2014, 2017 1957, 1958, 1968, 1970, 1981, 1982, 1998
North Adelaide 5 4 1903, 1906, 1914, 1919, 1922 1905, 1920, 1921, 1924
Cheltenham 4 2 1915, 1920, 1921, 1923 1913, 1922
Sturt 3 6 1940, 1948, 1949 1919, 1926, 1928, 1937, 1941, 1947
Burnside BudapestBudapest 3 4 1960, 1961, 1962 1954, 1959, 1963, 1964
North Eastern MetroStars 3 3 2004, 2009, 2012 2003, 2008, 2014
FK BeogradBeograd
Begrad Woodville
White City Woodville		 3 2 1979, 1983, 1993 1977, 1996
Northumberland & Durham 2 1 1938, 1943 1944
Cumberland United 2 1 1978, 1999 1979
Kingswood 2 — 1933, 1946
Cambridge 1 3 1910 1906, 1907, 1909
U.S.C. LionLion-Grange 1 2 1965 1956, 1960
Salisbury United 1 2 1985 1987, 1991
Woodville 1 — 1904
West Adelaide 1 — 1930
Victoria 1 — 1961
Adelaide Comets — 4 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022
South Adelaide — 3 1903, 1904, 1923
Railways — 2 1930, 1943
Modbury Jets — 2 2000, 2001
Adelaide — 1 1912
Windsor AthleticWoodside United — 1 1951
Para Hills Knights — 1 1980
Adelaide OlympicOlympians — 1 2004
  1. Contrary to what has long been believed, West Torrens did not amalgamate with Birkalla Rovers to form West Torrens Birkalla. Instead West Torrens Birkalla was formed by the amalgamation of Birkalla Rovers with a different team called West Torrens.[9]

All Time First Division Ladder

The following shows every team who has participated in the first division, from 1903 up to and including 2022. Teams in bold are competing in the first division in 2023.[10]

2023 National Premier Leagues SA teams
2023 SA State League 1 teams
2023 SA State League 2 teams
Amateur and Regional teams
Defunct teams
Pos Team Seasons Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 Adelaide City[lower-alpha 1]57 1,1146342112692,5551,366+1,1891,690
2 Adelaide Croatia Raiders[lower-alpha 2]57 1,1454932524001,8301,619+2111,452
3 Croydon FC[lower-alpha 3]61 1,2005002664341,9571,728+2291,431
4 Adelaide Blue Eagles[lower-alpha 4]51 1,0304562413331,7531,362+3911,410
5 West Torrens Birkalla[lower-alpha 5]60 1,1455132144182,3901,922+4681,409
6 Campbelltown City[lower-alpha 6]44 8863572203091,3231,264+591,197
7 FK Beograd[lower-alpha 7]44 1,0363832314221,6741,726–521,128
8 Port Adelaide Pirates[lower-alpha 8]64 1,0804261814731,9942,103–1091,099
9 Cumberland United53 9983331904751,5571,922–365940
10 North Eastern MetroStars53 490275101114962540+422934
11 West Adelaide[lower-alpha 9]29 5683331091261,222679+543834
12 Sturt-Orange[lower-alpha 10]46 7293051093151,6501,591+59715
13 Para Hills Knights31 6382051522818581,029–171660
14 West Torrens[lower-alpha 11]32 530285671781,4711,041+430635
15 Lion-Grange[lower-alpha 12]32 6072521222331,011978+33626
16 Enfield City[lower-alpha 13]37 6722121193411,0091,408–399569
17 Modbury Jets24 480143121216592821–229506
18 Adelaide Olympic[lower-alpha 14]19 382123102157583655–72466
19 Playford City Patriots[lower-alpha 15]26 507132128247595924–329440
20 Burnside Budapest[lower-alpha 16]22 40318959155823702+121437
21 Adelaide Comets12 2501233889453384+69407
22 Salisbury United18 37913597147516571–55385
23 South Adelaide35 501144493088221,542–720335
24 North Adelaide27 33113051150687761–74311
25 Port Thistle16 27812833117742667+75289
26 Kingswood15 26212336103735616+119282
27 Hindmarsh14 172963244346184+162224
28 Northumberland & Durham11 187932866506369+137212
29 West Adelaide[lower-alpha 17]16 2348830116476627–151206
30 Adelaide United Youth8 154543070251289–38192
31 Cheltenham10 131702140292198+94161
32 South Adelaide Panthers8 162413487234353–119157
33 Western Strikers6 124382462163215–52138
34 Cambridge[lower-alpha 18]6 8452191320871+137123
35 Adelaide11 124521656247233+14120
36 Railways9 143501578291402–111115
37 Seacliff Austria6 108361557164213–4987
38 Glenelg10 133341188174350–17677
39 Sturt Lions4 6621143187126–3975
40 Windsor Athletic[lower-alpha 19]3 5424525120132–1253
41 Vytis3 5419431131175–4442
42 Unley United4 6316839119212–9340
43 East Torrens5 671494492204–11237
44 Adelaide Cobras2 441062851101–5036
45 Lancashire2 28171108755+3235
46 British Tube Mills2 32171147174+335
47 Noarlunga United3 5410143064102–3834
48 Ascot Park3 501183182163–8130
49 Woodville2 188552316+721
50 Bohemians1 183693945–618
51 RAAF Edinburgh1 2174104257–1518
52 Adelaide Hills Hawks2 40463042112–7018
53 Westbourne Park Hotspurs1 2181124876–2817
54 Otiose2 3255224792–4515
55 Park Albion2 3047194691–4515
56 Whyalla City1 2236131546–3112
57 Port Pirie City1 2233162762–3512
58 Wallabies2 2551191768–5111
59 Perry Engineering Co.2 32512652141–8911
60 Malta United1 1842122547–2210
61 Postal Institute1 1850131870–5210
62 North Athletics1 134183739–29
63 St. Peters1 124172730–39
64 Loco1 143382126–59
65 Norwood1 2133152892–649
66 Blackwood1 2224161613+38
67 International United1 1842123070–408
68 Colonel Light Gardens1 1831142967–387
69 West United1 1422102752–256
70 Largs Athletic1 1821152373–505
71 Tramways1 8044621–154
72 Cambridge Reserves1 141112862–543
73 South Celtics1 1410141075–652
74 Adelaide University1 1801171985–661
75 Javanese1 180018041–410
  1. Includes Adelaide Juventus
  2. Includes Adelaide Croatia and Adelaide Raiders
  3. Includes Polonia Adelaide and Croydon Kings
  4. Includes Eastern Districts Azzurri
  5. Includes Adelaide Galaxy and Birkalla Rovers
  6. Includes Campbelltown Budapest
  7. Includes Beograd Woodville and White City Woodville
  8. Includes Port Adelaide Lion
  9. Includes West Adelaide Hellas
  10. Includes Sturt and Orange
  11. Includes Victoria
  12. Includes U.S.C. Lion
  13. Includes Enfield Victoria and Prospect United
  14. Includes Olympians
  15. Includes Elizabeth City and Elizabeth Town
  16. Includes Hungaria
  17. Includes Imperial Services
  18. Includes Tandanya
  19. Includes Portsmouth-Plympton and Woodside United

References
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  2. Harlow, Denis (2003). History of Soccer in South Australia. pp. 8–31. ISBN 0975060902.
  3. "2023 MEDIA GUIDE" (PDF). Retrieved 18 February 2023.
  4. "2023 Junior Boy's Directory" (PDF). April 2023.
  5. "South Australia Champions". Retrieved 29 October 2022.
  6. Peppas, Dimitri. "First Division Champions & Premiers". Retrieved 9 November 2022.
  7. Peppas, Dimitri. "Women's First Division Champions & Premiers". Retrieved 9 November 2022.
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