South Australian Football Association (1978–95)

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The South Australian Football Association (SAFA) was a semi-professional Australian rules football competition based in Adelaide, South Australia from 1978 to the end of the 1995 season.

A1 (John Stevens Perpetual Trophy)

1978 Flinders Park

1979 Flinders Park

1980 Edwardstown

1981 Flinders Park

1982 Edwardstown

1983 Flinders Park

1984 Pooraka

1985 Pooraka

1986 Payneham

1987 Edwardstown

1988 Edwardstown

1989 Pooraka

1990 Pooraka

1991 Pooraka

1992 Henley District and Old Scholars

1993 Henley District and Old Scholars

1994 Pooraka

1995 Athelstone

A2

1978 Modbury

1979 Port District

1980 Payneham

1981 Mount Lofty District

1982 Gepps Cross

1983 Henley District and Old Scholars

1984 Ingle Farm

1985 Modbury

1986 Elizabeth

1987 Norwood Districts

1988

1989

1990

1991

1992

1993

1994 Edwardstown

1995 Athelstone

A3

1978 Edwardstown

1979 Edwardstown

1980 Edwardstown

1981 Edwardstown

1982 Edwardstown

1983 Flinders Park

1984 Edwardstown

1985 Flinders Park

1986 Flinders Park

1987 Henley District and Old Scholars

1988 Mitchell Park

1989 Brighton

1990 Mitchell Park

1991 Edwardstown

1992 Para Hills

1993 Henley District and Old Scholars

1994 Pooraka

1995 Athelstone

A4

1978 Athelstone

1979 Athelstone

1980 Walkerville

1981 Athelstone

1982 Athelstone

1983 Flinders Park

1984 Henley District and Old Scholars

1985 Elizabeth

1986 Elizabeth

1987 Henley District and Old Scholars

1988 Walkerville

1989 Edwardstown

1990 Plympton

1991 Edwardstown

1992 Salisbury North

1993 Athelstone

1994 Plympton

1995 Athelstone

A1 - Harford Medal

1980 - Peter Munn (Ferryden Park)
1982 - John Eldridge (Ferryden Park)
1983 - Peter Munn (Ferryden Park)
1994 - Chris Grigg (Athelstone)

References

South Australian Football Association (1978–95) Wikipedia

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Contents

A1 (John Stevens Perpetual Trophy)

A2

A3

A4

A1 - Harford Medal

References