State League 1 South Australia
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NPL FFSA State League
)
| Organising body | 3 |
|---|---|
| Promotion to | National Premier Leagues SA |
| Relegation to | SA State League 2 |
| Domestic cup(s) | Australia Cup Federation Cup |
| Current champions | Adelaide Croatia Raiders (2023) |
| Current premiers | Adelaide Croatia Raiders (2023) |
| TV partners | YouTube |
| Website | footballsa.com.au |
| Current: 2024 SA State League 1 | |
State League 1 South Australia is the second tier state-level
Football Federation Australia in 2012. It is conducted by Football South Australia (FSA), the state's governing body. After the reforming of the South Australian football league structure in 2012, the league increased its participants from 10 clubs to 16. Football South Australia announced a restructuring of the league format in South Australia for the 2016 to 2018 seasons, moving from a 2 tiered system to a 3 tiered system with the introduction of a new 3rd division (State League 2), which reduced the participants in the now State League 1 down to 12.[1]
A-League team Adelaide United entered their youth team in the 2015 season.[2]
Change of format
The State League 1 was reduced from a 16 team competition to a 12 team competition from the 2016 season, as part of a restructuring of the league format, moving from a 2 tiered system to a 3 tiered system with the introduction of a new 3rd division called State League 2.[3]
2024 State League 1 Clubs
| Club | Location | Home Ground |
|---|---|---|
| Adelaide Blue Eagles | Marden | Marden Sports Complex |
Adelaide Cobras FC
|
Plympton | Weigall Oval |
Adelaide Victory
|
Blair Athol | Rushworth Reserve |
| Cumberland United | Clarence Gardens | A.A. Bailey Reserve |
| Fulham United | West Beach | West Beach Parks Football Centre |
Playford City
|
Edinburgh North | Ramsay Park |
| Salisbury United | Burton | Burton Park Football Centre - Steve Jarvis Park |
Vipers FC
|
Angle Park | Apex Football Centre
|
| West Torrens Birkalla | Novar Gardens | Jack Smith Park |
| Sturt Lions | Eden Hills | Karinya Reserve |
| West Adelaide | West Beach | West Beach Parks Football Centre |
Western Strikers
|
Royal Park | Carnegie Reserve |
Honours
| Year | Premiers | Champions |
|---|---|---|
| 2006 | Adelaide Cobras |
- |
2007 |
Adelaide Comets | - |
2008 |
Salisbury United |
West Adelaide |
2009 |
Enfield City |
Enfield City
|
2010 |
Noarlunga United |
Playford City
|
2011 |
Salisbury United |
South Adelaide |
2012 |
Para Hills Knights | - |
2013 |
West Adelaide | - |
2014 |
Port Adelaide Pirates |
Port Adelaide Pirates
|
| 2015 | Adelaide United Youth | - |
| 2016 | Cumberland United | Cumberland United |
| 2017 | South Adelaide | Sturt Lions |
| 2018 | Blue Eagles | Raiders
|
| 2019 | Modbury Jets
|
Cumberland United |
2020
|
South Adelaide | Sturt Lions |
| 2021 | West Torrens Birkalla | FK Beograd |
| 2022 | Modbury Jets | West Adelaide |
| 2023 | Adelaide Croatia Raiders | - |
Note: Prior to 2012, the State League was the third-tier competition in South Australia.
See also
- Football (soccer) in South Australia
References
- ^ "League structure confirmed for new Licence Period". Football Federation South Australia. 13 February 2015.
- ^ "Adelaide United seconds to play in state league in 2015". AdelaideNow. News Ltd.
- ^ "League structure confirmed for new Licence Period". Football Federation South Australia. 13 February 2015.
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