South Australian Amateur Soccer League

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The South Australian Amateur Soccer League (SAASL) is the level of football (soccer) below the three professional leagues of South Australia which are run by the FFSA. The Amateur League comprises several Divisions which are played over Saturdays and Sundays. Each division has a reserve league with the same clubs competing.

The SAASL Logo
The SAASL Logo

Contents

[edit] 2008 Clubs

[edit] Saturday Division 1

  • Stirling
  • Bosa
  • Gleeson College
  • Modbury Jets

[edit] Saturday Division 2

  • Messinian Assoc. Hawks
  • Adelaide Cougars
  • Monarchs
  • Southern Breakers
  • Adelaide University (2)
  • Cove

[edit] Saturday Division 3

  • Adelaide Red Blue Eagles
  • Adelaide Tigers
  • Burundi Eagles
  • Flinders University (2)
  • McClaren Vale District
  • Murray Bridge United
  • Old Ignatians (2)
  • Salisbury Villa
  • Strathalbyn F.C.
  • Torrens Valley
  • Vipers F.C.

[edit] Sunday Division 1

  • Elizabeth Downs
  • Parafield Gardens
  • [1]Elizabeth Vale
  • Para Hills West
  • Para Hills East
  • Pontians Eagles
  • USC Lion
  • Florina
  • West Beach

[edit] Sunday Division 2

  • Para Hills East
  • Ingle Farm
  • West Beach
  • Modbury Vista
  • Fulham United
  • Southern Knights
  • Limnos Stingrays
  • Macedonia United Lions
  • Pumas
  • Bosnia

[edit] Sunday Division 3

  • Pontian Eagles
  • Tea Tree Gully City
  • Croatia
  • ISC Raptors
  • Plympton Bulldogs
  • San Marco
  • Payneham/Postel United
  • Munno Para City
  • Polonia
  • Blue Eagles

[edit] Sunday Division 4

  • Brahma Lodge
  • El Salvador
  • Elizabeth Grove
  • Seaford
  • Para Hills Lions
  • Greenock Town
  • Noarlunga United
  • Saint Augustines
  • South Coast
  • Chilean

[edit] Sunday Division 5

  • Athelstone
  • Northern United
  • Central Ghan
  • Adelaide Asteras
  • Central City Tigers
  • Aguila
  • Gawler

[edit] Sunday Division 6

  • SA Stars
  • Tea Tree Gully City (C)
  • Yankalilla Dragons
  • West Beach (C)
  • Mount Barker
  • Eastern Warriors
  • Adelaide Omonia
  • Plympton Bulldogs (C)
  • Munno Para (C)

[edit] Sunday Division 7

  • Para Hills East C
  • Unley United
  • SA Stars
  • Adelaide Omonia
  • Mount Barker
  • Eastern Warriors
  • Munno Para C1
  • Angle Vale
  • Plympton Bulldogs
  • SA OMID

[edit] See also

[edit] Links


Football in Australia
v • d • e

Governing body: Football Federation Australia

National leagues: A-League • Youth League | Former: National Soccer League
Football in Australia by state and territory
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ACT NSW Vic Qld WA SA Tas NT

South Australian Super League
Adelaide Blue Eagles | Adelaide City | Adelaide Galaxy | Campbelltown City Red Devils | Croydon Kings
North Eastern MetroStars | Modbury Jets | Para Hills Knights | Raiders | White City Woodville

South Australian Premier League
Adelaide Cobras | Adelaide Comets | Adelaide Hills Hawks | Adelaide Olympic Flames | Cumberland United Foxes
Enfield City Falcons | Noarlunga United Bulldogs | South Adelaide Panthers | Pirates | Western Strikers

South Australian State League
Gawler SC | N.A.B. | Northern Demons | Playford City Patriots | Port Pirie City Spirit
Salisbury United Berries | SASI | Seaford Rangers | Western District Toros | West Adelaide Blues Soccer Club

South Australian Amateur Soccer League
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