South Australian Amateur Soccer League

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South Australian Amateur Soccer League
Saasl log.png
Founded4 April 1965
Number of teams74
Current championsSaturday League
Modbury Jets Amateurs
Sunday League
Elizabeth Downs
Website http://www.saasl.com.au/

The South Australian Amateur Soccer League (SAASL) run the largest association football competition in South Australia. The League comprises 8 divisions that compete on Saturdays and another 8 divisions on Sundays.

Contents

Saturday Competitions (2023)

Premier Division
Adelaide Red Blue Eagles
Adelaide Titans
BOSA
Elizabeth Grove
Modbury Jets Amateurs
Old Ignatians
Pitbulls
South Coast United
Sturt Marion
USC Lion
Division Two
Adelaide University Amateurs
Croydon Cougars
East Adelaide
Gleeson
Messinian Association Hawks
Monarchs
Salisbury Sharks
Salisbury Villa
Stirling District
St Peters Old Collegians
Division Three
Adelaide Blue Eagles Amateurs
Adelaide Dragon FC
Adelaide Dragon SC
Adelaide Pumas
Brothers United
Barossa United
FIZI
Murray Bridge
Northern Wolves
Division Four
Esplanadle United
Angle Vale
BIH United
Summit
Old Ignatians II
One Tree Hill
Prince Alfred
Southern Breakers
Strathalbyn Strikers
Zomi United
Division Six
Adelaide Blue Eagles Amateurs II
Adelaide Pumas II
Adelaide University Amateurs II
East Adelaide II
Gleeson II
Messinian Association Hawks II
Monarchs II
Stirling District II
St Peters Old Collegians II
Salisbury Sharks II
Division Seven
Adelaide Red Blue Eagles II
Adelaide Titans II
BOSA II
Gleeson III
Messinian Association Hawks III
Modbury Jets Amateurs IV
Old Ignatians III
Pitbulls II
USC Lion II

Sunday Competitions (2022)

Division One
Brahma Lodge
Elizabeth Downs
Ghan Kilburn
Ingle Farm
Para Hills East
Para Hills West
Parafield Gardens
Salisbury Inter
Tea Tree Gully
W.A. Raptors
Division Two
Elizabeth Vale
Modbury Jets Amateurs
Munno Para
Para Hills United
Rowe Park
Savoy
Seaford
Southern Knights
Unley United
West Beach
Division Three
Adelaide Atletico
Angle Vales
FK Beograd Amateurs
Macedonia United Lions
Maiwand
Noarlunga United
North Eastern MetroStars Amateurs
Pontian Eagles Amateurs
SBS
Division Four
Adelaide Croatia
Adelaide Eagles
Barossa United
Dragon Warriors
Modbury Vista Amateurs
Payneham Postel Lions
Virginia United
Western United
Division Six
AKFC
Angle Vale
Elizabeth Vale
Modbury Jets Amateurs
Munno Para
North Eastern MetroStars Amateurs
Para Hills United
Rowe Park
West Beach
Division Seven
AC Unito Adelaide
Adelaide Vikings
Andrews Farm
Athlestone
Elephant Warriors
Kingston
Valley View
Westwood
Division Eight
Adelaide University Amateurs
Elizabeth Downs
Para Hills United
Para Hills West
Pitbulls
Rowe Park
Tea Tree Gully
Valley View
W.A. Raptors

Champions

YearSaturdaySundayChallenge Cup
1965General Motors Holden (1)
1966Munno Para APAC (1)Munno Para APAC (1)
1967Elizabeth Thistle (1)Munno Para APAC (2)
1968Munno Para APAC (2)Hectorville YCW (1)
1969Munno Para APAC (3)Munno Para APAC (3)
1970Munno Para APAC (4)Munno Para APAC (4)
1971Munno Para APAC (5)Munno Para APAC (5)
1972West Beach (1)NAA Appollo XI (1)
1973Parafield Gardens (1)Elizabeth Vale (1)
1974MU Findon (1)Parafield Gardens (1)
1975Parafield Gardens (2)Parafield Gardens (2)
1976MU Findon (2)MU Findon (1)
1977MU Findon (3)Elizabeth Vale (2)
1978Salisbury Inter (1)
Parafield Gardens (3)
Salisbury Inter (1)
1979Salisbury Inter (2)Tubemakers (1)
1980MU Findon (4)Parafield Gardens (3)
1981Salisbury Inter (3)Tea Tree Gully (1)
1982Salisbury Inter (4)MU Findon (2)
1983Tea Tree Gully (1)Salisbury Inter (2)
1984Veneto (1)Salisbury Inter (5)Tubemakers (2)
1985Veneto (2)Salisbury Inter (6)Tea Tree Gully (2)
1986Woodville (1)Tea Tree Gully (2)Adelaide United (1)
1987Christian Bros. (1)Croydon Park (1)Croydon Park (1)
1988Christian Bros. (2)Tea Tree Gully (3)Salisbury Inter (3)
1989Christian Bros. (3)Salisbury Inter (7)Rostrevor United (1)
1990Adelaide Rodos (1)Salisbury Inter (8)Salisbury Inter (4)
1991SAIA (1) The Cove (1)Salisbury Inter (5)
1992SAIA (2)Para Hills East (1)Salisbury Inter (6)
1993Christian Bros. (4)Para Hills East (2)Para Hills East (1)
1994Adelaide Hellenic (1)Para Hills East (3)Salisbury Inter (7)
1995Eastern Suburbs Marche (1) N.A.B. (1)Elizabeth Downs (1)
1996Adelaide Hellenic (2)Elizabeth Vale (1) N.A.B. (1)
1997 Adelaide Raiders (1)Elizabeth Vale (2)Elizabeth Grove (1)
1998St. Peter's Old Collegians (1)Elizabeth Vale (3)Salisbury Inter (8)
1999St. Peter's Old Collegians (2)Macedonia (1)Elizabeth Vale (3)
2000 Adelaide University (1)Elizabeth Vale (4)Salisbury Villa (1)
2001 Adelaide Comets (2)Salisbury Inter (9)Elizabeth Vale (4)
2002 Adelaide Comets (3)Parafield Gardens (3)Salisbury Inter (9)
2003 Adelaide Comets (4)Para Hills East (4)Salisbury Inter (10)
2004Stirling District (1)Salisbury Inter (10)Elizabeth Downs (2)
2005BOSA (1)Adelaide Villa (1)BOSA (1)
2006St. Peter's old Collegians (3)Elizabeth Downs (1)Elizabeth Vale (5)
2007Stirling District (2)Elizabeth Downs (2)Elizabeth Vale (6)
2008Adelaide Wanderers (1)Elizabeth Vale (5)Parafield Gardens (4)
2009Adelaide Villa (1)Salisbury Florina (1)Ingle Farm (1)
2010Adelaide Villa (2)Parafield Gardens (4)Parafield Gardens (5)
2011St. Peter's Old Collegians (4)Parafield Gardens (5)Parafield Gardens (6)
2012Adelaide Villa (3)Elizabeth Downs (3)Elizabeth Downs (3)
2013BOSA (2)Elizabeth Vale (6)Parafield Gardens (7)
2014 Adelaide University (2)Elizabeth Vale (7)Elizabeth Downs (4)
2015St. Peter's Old Collegians (5)Elizabeth Vale (8)Ingle Farm (2)
2016BOSA (3)Elizabeth Vale (9)Brahma Lodge (1)
2017Sturt Marion (1)Elizabeth Downs (4)Elizabeth Downs (5)
2018Adelaide Red Blue Eagles (1)Elizabeth Downs (5)Brahma Lodge (2)
2019BOSABrahma Lodge (1)Para Hills West (1)
2020Elizabeth Downs (5)
2021 Modbury Jets Amateurs (1)Elizabeth Downs (6)Parafield Gardens (8)
2022 Modbury Jets Amateurs (2)Elizabeth Downs (7)Elizabeth Downs (6)

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