NSW Super League

The New South Wales Super League is the second-highest state level men's association football division in New South Wales, Australia behind the NSW Premier League. The competition is conducted by Football NSW, the state's governing body.

In 2007, Penrith Nepean United left the Winter competition for the NSW Premier League and PCYC Parramatta Eagles moved into the Super League from Premier League. Sydney Wanderers, Canterbury Bankstown Berries and Dulwich Hill were demoted out of the competition to State League Division 1 and Mt Druitt Town Rangers were promoted from State League Division 1 to the Super League.

In 2008, there was a shake-up of the whole New South Wales Mens, Women's and Youth competitions. This included a restructuring of the youth teams (under 20s) to align them with their Senior Clubs, and a restructuring of the Men's Senior competitions including new teams added to the NSW Premier League and a new Promotion/Relegation system. Other clubs have also been promoted and relegated since.

League Format

There are 22 Rounds in total with each team playing each other twice-home and away. The Final Series consists of 5 teams semis:

• First Week – Preliminary Semi-Final- 2nd vs 3rd + Elimination Semi-Final- 4th vs 5th
• Second Week – Major Semi-Final- 1st vs Winner PSF + Minor Semi-Final- Loser PSF vs Winner ESF
• Third Week – Preliminary Final – Loser of MJF vs Winner of MNS
• Final Week – Grand Final – Winner of MJF vs Winner of PF

Teams

2011

• Blacktown Spartans FC
• Central Coast Lightning
• Dulwich Hill FC
• Fraser Park FC
• Granville Rage
• Mounties Wanderers
• Macarthur Rams
• Northern Tigers FC
• Spirit FC
• Sydney University
• West Sydney Berries

2010

• Central Coast Lightning
• Dulwich Hill FC – (Promoted from State League Division 1)
• FC Bossy Liverpool
• Fraser Park FC
• Granville Rage
• Macarthur Rams
• Mt Druitt Town Rangers
• Northern Tigers FC
• PCYC Parramatta Eagles
• Spirit FC
• St George FC
• Sydney University

2009

• Central Coast Lightning
• FC Bossy Liverpool
• Fraser Park FC
• GHFA Spirit FC – (Promoted from State League Division 1)
• Granville Rage
• Macarthur Rams (Demoted from Premier League)
• Mt Druitt Town Rangers
• Northern Tigers FC
• PCYC Parramatta Eagles
• Rockdale City Suns
• St George FC
• Sydney University

2008

• Bonnyrigg White Eagles (Promoted)
• Central Coast Lightning
• Fairfield City Lions (Relegated)
• FC Bossy Liverpool
• Fraser Park FC
• Granville Rage
• Mt Druitt Town Rangers
• Northern Tigers FC
• PCYC Parramatta Eagles
• Rockdale City Suns
• St George FC
• Sydney University

2007

• Bonnyrigg White Eagles
• Central Coast Lightning
• Fairfield City Lions
• FC Bossy Liverpool
• Fraser Park FC
• Granville Rage
• Macarthur Rams (The club was also chosen by the Football NSW to be automatically promoted along with West Sydney Berries to the NSW Premier League for the 2007/08 Season. The main reason for the club's inclusion was to strengthen football's presence in Western Sydney and also to have a starting post for a possible Western Sydney franchise in the A-League.)
• Mt Druitt Town Rangers(Promoted from State League Div 1.)
• Northern Tigers FC
• PCYC Parramatta Eagles (Demoted from Premier League)
• Rockdale City Suns
• St George Saints
• Stanmore Hawks (Relegated)
• Sydney University

2006

• Bonnyrigg White Eagles
• Canterbury Bankstown Berries (Demoted in 07)
• Central Coast Lightning
• Dulwich Hill (Demoted in 07)
• Fairfield City Lions
• FC Bossy Liverpool
• Fraser Park FC
• Granville Rage
• Macarthur Rams
• Northern Tigers FC
• Penrith Nepean United (Promoted to Premier League in 07)
• Rockdale City Suns
• St George Saints
• Stanmore Hawks
• Sydney University
• Sydney Wanderers (Demoted in 07)

Honours

1st Grade

20's

External links

• NSW Super League