List of South Australian Lacrosse Premiers

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Men's Premiership Trophy: C L Abbott Shield(1924- )

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Men's Minor Premiership Trophy: Chisholm Trophy(1963- )

Women's Premiership Trophy: Rowley Shield(1962- )

YearMenWomen
Premiers Runners-up Premiers Minor Premiers Grand Final
1885*Adelaide [1] [2] Noarlunga [1] [2] no competition
1886*Adelaide [3] Noarlunga [3]
1887* North Adelaide [4] Adelaide [4]
1888 North Adelaide [5] Adelaide [5]
1889 North Adelaide [6] Adelaide [6]
1890 Adelaide University [7] Adelaide [7]
1891 Adelaide University [8] Iroquois [7]
1892Iroquois [7] Adelaide University [7]
1893Iroquois [9] Adelaide University
North Adelaide [9]
1894 Adelaide University [10] North Adelaide
Iroquois [10]
1895 Adelaide University [11] North Adelaide [11]
1896 Adelaide University [12] North Adelaide [12]
1897 North Adelaide [13] Adelaide University [13]
1898 Adelaide University [14] North Adelaide [14]
1899Iroquois [15] Adelaide University [15]
1900Iroquois [16] Adelaide University [16]
1901Iroquois [17] Adelaide University [17]
1902 Adelaide University [18] Sturt
Holdfast Bay [18]
1903Sturt [19] Adelaide University [19]
1904 Port Adelaide [20] Sturt [20]
1905Sturt [21] East Torrens [21]
1906Sturt [22] North Adelaide [22]
1907Sturt [23] East Torrens
North Adelaide [23]
1908 Adelaide University [24] North Adelaide [24]
Premiers Minor Premiers Grand Final
1909 North Adelaide East Torrens [25] North Adelaide 9 – 4 East Torrens [26]
1910 North Adelaide North Adelaide [27] Sturt 3 – 10 North Adelaide [28]
1911SturtSturt [29] Sturt 9 – 2 Adelaide University [30]
1912SturtSturt [31] Sturt 12 – 7 Port Adelaide [32]
1913Sturt Adelaide University [33] Sturt 15 – 4 Adelaide University [34]
1914SturtSturt [35] Adelaide University 1 – 5 Sturt [36]
1915SturtEast Torrens [37] Sturt 4 – 0 East Torrens [38]
1916no competition – First World War [39] [40] [41]
1917
1918
1919SturtEast Torrens [42] Sturt 7 – 3 East Torrens [43]
1920SturtSturt [44] Sturt 10 – 0 East Torrens [45]
1921SturtSturt [46] no finals played [46]
Adelaide University runners-up [46]
East Torrens win "Eliminating Round" post-season knockout competition defeating Sturt 6-2 [47]
1922East TorrensEast Torrens [48] East Torrens 6 – 3 Sturt [49]
1923 Adelaide University Adelaide University [50] Adelaide University 4 – 0 North Adelaide [50]
1924 Adelaide University Adelaide University [51] Adelaide University 5 – 2 North Adelaide [51]
1925SturtSturt [52] Sturt 11 – 3 East Torrens [53]
1926GoodwoodGoodwood [54] Goodwood 4 – 3 Sturt (ET) [54]
1927 North Adelaide North Adelaide [55] North Adelaide 9 – 4 Sturt [56]
1928 North Adelaide North Adelaide [57] Goodwood 2 – 11 North Adelaide [58]
1929 North Adelaide North Adelaide [59] Goodwood 10 – 13 North Adelaide [60]
1930SturtSturt [61] East Torrens 3 – 9 Sturt [62]
1931 Port Adelaide Port Adelaide [63] Port Adelaide 9 – 7 Goodwood [64]
1932 Port Adelaide Sturt [65] Port Adelaide 13 – 6 Sturt [66]
1933East TorrensEast Torrens [67] Sturt 7 – 14 East Torrens [68]
1934SturtSturt [69] Sturt 11 – 4 East Torrens [70]
1935SturtEast Torrens [71] Sturt 7 – 6 East Torrens [72]
1936East TorrensEast Torrens [73] Brighton 7 – 10 East Torrens [74]
1937BrightonEast Torrens [75] Brighton 11 – 8 East Torrens [76]
1938BrightonBrighton [77] Brighton 13 – 10 St Peter's Glenelg [78]
1939BrightonBrighton [79] Brighton 9 – 7 East Torrens [80]
1940BrightonBrighton [81] East Torrens 3 – 13 Brighton [82]
1941East TorrensEast Torrens [83] Brighton 11 – 12 East Torrens (ET) [84]
1942† Adelaide University Adelaide University [85] Adelaide University 16 – 12 East Torrens [86]
1943†East TorrensEast Torrens [87] Adelaide University 12 – 14 East Torrens [88]
1944† Adelaide University Adelaide University [89] Adelaide University 28 – 13 East Torrens [90]
1945†West TorrensBrighton [91] West Torrens 11 – 6 Brighton [92]
1946BrightonBrighton [93] Brighton 9 – 8 East Torrens [94]
1947East TorrensEast Torrens [95] East Torrens 8 – 4 Brighton [96]
1948East TorrensEast Torrens [97] East Torrens 5 – 4 Brighton [98]
1949 Port Adelaide East Torrens [99] Port Adelaide 11 – 8 East Torrens [100]
1950East Torrens Port Adelaide [101] East Torrens 14 – 7 Port Adelaide [102]
1951East TorrensEast Torrens [103] East Torrens 10 – 5 Port Adelaide [104]
1952East TorrensEast Torrens [105] Port Adelaide 9 – 13 East Torrens [106]
1953East TorrensEast Torrens [107] East Torrens 15 – 8 North Adelaide [108]
1954East TorrensEast Torrens [109] East Torrens 8 – 6 Sturt [110]
1955 Port Adelaide Port Adelaide Port Adelaide 13 – 8 Sturt
1956Sturt Port Adelaide Port Adelaide 8 – 13 Sturt
1957East TorrensEast Torrens Port Adelaide 8 – 17 East Torrens
1958 Port Adelaide Port Adelaide Port Adelaide 11 – 7 North Adelaide
1959 Port Adelaide Port Adelaide Port Adelaide 20 – 14 Brighton (replay)
1960 North Adelaide North Adelaide North Adelaide 20 – 10 Port Adelaide
1961Brighton North Adelaide North Adelaide 9 – 17 Brighton
1962BrightonSturtSturt 9 – 12 Brighton Brighton High School Wallabies Brighton High School 13 – 12 Kinkajous
1963BrightonBrightonBrighton 18 – 17 Sturt Brighton High School Brighton High School Brighton High School Gold 6 – 3 Plympton High School
1964BrightonBrightonSturt 10 – 13 BrightonBrighton KinkajousPlymptoniansPlymptonians 3 – 8 Brighton Kinkajous
1965SturtBrightonBrighton Yellow 15 – 18 SturtPlymptoniansSeacombeSeacombe 4 – 10 Plymptonians
1966BrightonBrightonBrighton Yellow 21 – 16 East TorrensSeacombePlymptonians BluePlymptonians Blue 4 – 7 Seacombe
1967East TorrensEast TorrensBrighton 12 – 13 East TorrensSeacombeBrightonBrighton 2 – 3 Seacombe
1968BrightonBrightonBrighton 21 – 20 East Torrens (ET)BrightonPlymptonians (I)Brighton 4 – 3 Seacombe
1969BrightonEast TorrensBrighton 18 – 17 East Torrens (ET)BrightonBrightonBrighton 10 – 6 Plympton
1970BrightonBrightonBrighton 36 – 12 East TorrensSeacombeSeacombeSeacombe 5 – 4 Plympton
1971BrightonBrightonBrighton 32 – 13 Adelaide University PlymptonPlymptonPlympton 14 – 0 Brighton
1972BrightonBrightonBrighton 27 – 15 East TorrensSeacombeSeacombe (I)Seacombe (I) 11 – 5 Plympton
1973BrightonBrightonBrighton 19 – 12 Adelaide University SeacombeSeacombe (I)Seacombe (I) 11 – 6 Woodville
1974Brighton Adelaide University Brighton 23 – 9 Adelaide University SeacombeSeacombe GreenSeacombe Green 12 – 4 Woodville
1975 Adelaide University GlenelgBrighton 12 – 18 Adelaide University SeacombeSeacombe GreenSeacombe Green 16 – 4 Woodville
1976GlenelgGlenelgGlenelg 21 – 18 Adelaide University SeacombeSeacombe GreenSeacombe Green 14 – 3 Seacombe Black
1977BrightonBrighton Adelaide University 13 – 16 BrightonSeacombeSeacombe WhiteSeacombe White 5 – 11 Seacombe Gold
1978BrightonEast Torrens PaynehamBrighton 17 – 9 ETPSeacombeSeacombe GoldSeacombe Gold 9 – 6 Seacombe White
1979GlenelgEast Torrens PaynehamGlenelg 14 – 13 ETPSeacombeSeacombe GreenSeacombe Green 11 – 4 Seacombe White
1980East Torrens PaynehamEast Torrens PaynehamETP 18 – 12 GlenelgSeacombeSeacombe GreenSeacombe Green 10 – 3 Brighton
1981East Torrens PaynehamBurnsideETP 20 – 6 Burnside Adelaide CAE Seacombe GreenSeacombe Green 1 – 4 Adelaide CAE
1982East Torrens PaynehamEast Torrens PaynehamBurnside 12 – 15 ETP College College College 2 – 1 Adelaide University
1983East Torrens PaynehamEast Torrens PaynehamETP 13 – 11 Glenelg College Seacombe College 11 – 2 Seacombe
1984GlenelgEast Torrens PaynehamETP 10 – 15 GlenelgSeacombeSeacombe College 6 – 10 Seacombe
1985SturtBurnsideSturt 17 – 14 Burnside College SeacombeSeacombe 5 – 6 College
1986SturtSturtSturt 18 – 15 ETP College Seacombe College 5 – 3 Sturt
1987BrightonGlenelgGlenelg 14 – 15 Brighton (ET) College Seacombe College 5 – 4 Seacombe
1988GlenelgBrightonBrighton 14 – 16 GlenelgBurnsideBurnsidewalkover
1989GlenelgSturtSturt 12 – 18 Glenelg Adelaide University BurnsideBurnside 3 – 8 Adelaide University
1990SturtSturtSturt 20 – 14 West TorrensGlenelgGlenelgGlenelg 9 – 5 College
1991West TorrensWest TorrensWest Torrens 20 – 9 SturtGlenelgGlenelgGlenelg 6 – 5 College
1992West TorrensWest TorrensWest Torrens 25 – 11 Brighton College GlenelgGlenelg 5 – 6 College
1993West TorrensWest TorrensWest Torrens 22 – 7 Glenelg College GlenelgGlenelg 2 – 5 College
1994SturtWest TorrensSturt 18 – 16 West Torrens University of South Australia University of South Australia Glenelg 4 – 7 UniSA
1995West TorrensWest TorrensWest Torrens 20 – 10 GlenelgGlenelgGlenelg UniSA 6 – 8 Glenelg
1996West TorrensWest TorrensWest Torrens 13 – 12 Glenelg (ET)GlenelgGlenelgGlenelg 13 – 4 Stingrays
1997West Torrens Woodville Woodville 8 – 19 West TorrensGlenelgGlenelgGlenelg 10 – 2 Brighton
1998 Woodville West TorrensWest Torrens 13 – 14 Woodville (ET)GlenelgGlenelgGlenelg 9 – 7 Brighton
1999 Woodville Woodville Woodville 18 – 11 West TorrensBrightonBrightonGlenelg 8 – 9 Brighton
2000 Woodville Woodville Woodville 16 – 8 SturtGlenelgGlenelgGlenelg 11 – 10 Brighton
2001 Woodville SturtSturt 11 – 20 Woodville GlenelgGlenelgGlenelg 12 – 7 Brighton
2002 Woodville Woodville Sturt 8 – 15 Woodville GlenelgGlenelgGlenelg 15 – 5 Brighton
2003SturtBrightonBrighton 15 – 20 SturtGlenelgGlenelgGlenelg 16 – 6 Brighton
2004GlenelgGlenelgGlenelg 13 – 11 West TorrensBrightonBrightonBrighton 14 – 7 Wilderness
2005 Woodville Woodville Woodville 12 – 7 SturtGlenelgBrightonGlenelg 19 – 16 Brighton
2006GlenelgBurnsideGlenelg 12 – 7 Burnside Wilderness Wilderness Wilderness 13 – 12 Brighton
2007 Woodville Woodville Woodville 14 – 8 GlenelgGlenelgBrightonGlenelg 18 – 15 Wilderness (ET)
2008 Woodville GlenelgBrighton 16 – 19 Woodville BrightonBrightonBrighton 25 – 8 Wilderness
2009BrightonBrightonBrighton 21 – 10 Woodville BrightonBrightonBrighton 14 – 10 Burnside
2010GlenelgBrightonBrighton 10 – 16 GlenelgBrightonBrightonBrighton 23 – 8 Glenelg
2011BrightonBrightonBrighton 24 – 9 GlenelgBrightonBrightonBrighton 15 – 6 Glenelg
2012BrightonBrightonBrighton 18 – 13 GlenelgBrightonBrightonBrighton 13 – 10 Wilderness
2013BrightonBrightonBrighton 12 – 10 GlenelgBrightonBrightonBrighton 13 – 8 Glenelg
2014GlenelgBrightonBrighton 11 – 13 Glenelg Wilderness BrightonBrighton 11 – 17 Wilderness
2015BrightonBrightonBrighton 15 – 10 BurnsideGlenelgGlenelgGlenelg 20 – 7 Brighton
2016BrightonGlenelgBrighton 9 – 3 ETPBrightonBrightonBrighton 13 – 8 Glenelg
2017GlenelgGlenelgGlenelg 15 – 10 BrightonGlenelgGlenelgGlenelg 17 – 6 Brighton
2018GlenelgGlenelgGlenelg 12 – 4 BurnsideBrighton Woodville Brighton 10 – 9 Woodville
2019BurnsideBrightonBurnside 13 – 6 BrightonBrightonBrightonGlenelg 6 – 8 Brighton
2020BrightonGlenelgGlenelg 8 – 11 BrightonBrightonBrightonBrighton 10 – 7 Glenelg
2021GlenelgGlenelgBrighton 8 – 11 GlenelgBrightonBrightonBrighton 11 – 5 Glenelg
2022BrightonBrightonBrighton 10 – 8 GlenelgBrightonBrightonBrighton 6 – 4 Glenelg
2023 North EaglesBrightonBrighton 8 – 17 North EaglesBrightonBrightonBrighton 9 – 7 Glenelg
2024BrightonGlenelgBrighton 9 – 6 GlenelgBrightonBrightonBrighton 6 – 4 Woodville

*Unofficial competition – South Australian Lacrosse Association not formed until 1888

†Unofficial competition – South Australian Lacrosse Association in recess during height of Second World War [111]

Premierships by Club

ClubMen'sMost RecentWomen'sMost Recent
Brighton292024192024
Glenelg122021142017
Sturt2320030n/a
East Torrens Payneham‡41719830n/a
Woodville / Port Adelaide 1520080n/a
Seacombe*0n/a131984
Adelaide University ‡311197511989
North Adelaide ‡2‡61020230n/a
UniSA / College / CAE*0n/a91994
Eagles / West Torrens‡5‡6720230n/a
Iroquois*519010n/a
Brighton High School*0n/a21963
Plympton / Plymptonians*0n/a21971
Wilderness 0n/a22014
Burnside1201911988
Goodwood*119260n/a
Adelaide*‡10n/a0n/a

*defunct club

‡1does not include 2 unofficial men's premierships before formation of SA Lacrosse Association

‡2does not include 1 unofficial men's premiership before formation of SA Lacrosse Association

‡3does not include 2 unofficial men's premierships during Second World War

‡4does not include 1 unofficial men's premiership during Second World War

‡5does not include 1 unofficial men's premiership during Second World War

‡6includes men's premiership shared between North Adelaide LC and West Torrens Eagles LC played as 'North Eagles' in 2023

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