South Australian Cricket Umpires Association
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The South Australian Cricket Umpires Association ("SACUA") is the governing body which controls umpires in the Adelaide suburban grade cricketing competition.
It has a rich history and currently has two internationally recognised umpires umpiring. Those are Steve Davis, and Daryl Harper.
The SACUA is governened by the South Australian Cricket Association ("SACA").
The SACUA is proud to have a very good record of umpiring cricket in South Australia, and also proud to have produced many first class umpires.
The meeting of the Association are held at the picturesque Adelaide Oval.
The SACUA has an annual awards ceremony that acknowledges high achieving umpires with such awards as the Umpire of the Year, Best under 21 umpire and most improved.
The SACUA was this original creator of the much saught after Bradman Medal
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