25-545: (Redirected from SAASL ) Football league South Australian Amateur Soccer League [REDACTED] Founded 4 April 1965 First season 1965 (South Australian Sunday Industrial League) Country Australia Number of teams 125 (from 78 clubs) Current champions Saturday League Modbury Jets Amateurs Sunday League Elizabeth Downs (2023) Website http://www.saasl.com.au/ The South Australian Amateur Soccer League (SAASL)
50-553: A long-term commitment to developing and nurturing local footballing talent in Adelaide's north-east, while encouraging children, youth and adults to adopt a healthier lifestyle and greater physical activity participating in an affordable sporting program. The Club caters for all age groups and abilities and fields teams in Senior Men's and Senior Women's, Junior boys and girls, and MiniRoos competitions. The club also fields teams in
75-509: A proud footballing history dating back to 1964. A not-for-profit community sporting club, Modbury SC is affiliated with FIFA through its membership of Football South Australia, the South Australian Amateur Soccer League, and the national peak body, Football Federation of Australia. Over the last 59 years, Modbury Soccer Club has grown from its original ‘working men’s’ foundation to one that has demonstrated
100-9018: Is a group of amateur soccer competitions in South Australia . It consists of seven divisions on Saturday, and eight divisions on Sunday. The competition was founded in 1965 as the South Australian Sunday Industrial League (SASIL), when the concept of playing sport on a Sunday was considered taboo. Saturday competitions (2023) [ edit ] Premier Division Adelaide Red Blue Eagles Adelaide Titans BOSA Elizabeth Grove Modbury Jets Amateurs Old Ignatians Pitbulls South Coast United Sturt Marion USC Lion Division Two Adelaide University Amateurs Croydon Cougars East Adelaide Gleeson Messinian Association Hawks Monarchs Salisbury Sharks Salisbury Villa Stirling District St Peters Old Collegians Division Three Adelaide Blue Eagles Amateurs Adelaide Dragon FC Adelaide Dragon SC Adelaide Pumas Brothers United Barossa United FIZI Murray Bridge Northern Wolves Division Four Esplanadle United Angle Vale 2 BIH United Summit Old Ignatians 2 One Tree Hill Prince Alfred Southern Breakers Strathalbyn Strikers Zomi United Division Six Adelaide Blue Eagles Amateurs 2 Adelaide Pumas 2 Adelaide University Amateurs 2 East Adelaide 2 Gleeson 2 Messinian Association Hawks 2 Monarchs 2 Stirling District 2 St Peters Old Collegians 2 Salisbury Sharks 2 Division Seven Adelaide Red Blue Eagles 2 Adelaide Titans 2 BOSA 2 Gleeson 3 Messinian Association Hawks 3 Modbury Jets Amateurs 5 Old Ignatians 3 Pitbulls 2 USC Lion 2 Sunday Competitions (2023) [ edit ] Division One Elizabeth Downs Ghan Kilburn City Ingle Farm Parafield Gardens Para Hills East Para Hills West Salisbury Inter Savoy Tea Tree Gully City Unley United Division Two Angle Vale Elizabeth Vale FK Beograd Amateurs Modbury Jets Amateurs 2 Noarlunga United Amateurs Para Hills United Rowe Park United Southern Knights West Adelaide Amateurs West Beach Division Three Adelaide Atletico Adelaide Eagles Maiwand Modbury Vista Amateurs Munno Para NE MetroStars Amateurs Seaford Rangers Amateurs Shaheed Bhagat Singh Virginia United Western United Division Four Adelaide Croatia Vukovi Adelaide Khukuri Athelstone Blue City Dragon Warriors Macedonia United Lions Payneham Postel Lions Unito Adelaide Westwood Division Five Angle Vale 3 Elizabeth Vale 2 Modbury Jets Amateurs 3 Para Hills United 2 Rowe Park United 2 Seaford Rangers Amateurs 2 The Cove Amateurs West Adelaide Amateurs 2 West Beach 2 Division Six Adelaide Khukuri 2 Andrews Farm Blue City 2 Modbury Jets Amateurs 4 Modbury Vista Amateurs 2 Munno Para 2 NE MetroStars Amateurs 2 Salisbury Villa 2 Tea Tree Gully City 2 Virginia United 2 Division Seven 1836 Adelaide Elizabeth Downs 2 Elephant Warriors Para Hills United 3 Para Hills West 2 Rowe Park United 3 Salisbury Inter 2 Tea Tree Gully City 2 West Adelaide Amateurs 3 Champions [ edit ] Year Saturday Sunday Challenge Cup 1965 − General Motors Holden (1) − 1966 − Munno Para APAC (1) Munno Para APAC (1) 1967 − Elizabeth Thistle (1) Munno Para APAC (2) 1968 − Munno Para APAC (2) Hectorville YCW (1) 1969 − Munno Para APAC (3) Munno Para APAC (3) 1970 − Munno Para APAC (4) Munno Para APAC (4) 1971 − Munno Para APAC (5) Munno Para APAC (5) 1972 − West Beach (1) NAA Appollo XI (1) 1973 − Parafield Gardens (1) Elizabeth Vale (1) 1974 − MU Findon (1) Parafield Gardens (1) 1975 − Parafield Gardens (2) Parafield Gardens (2) 1976 − MU Findon (2) MU Findon (1) 1977 − MU Findon (3) Elizabeth Vale (2) 1978 − Salisbury Inter (1) Parafield Gardens (3) Salisbury Inter (1) 1979 − Salisbury Inter (2) Tubemakers (1) 1980 − MU Findon (4) Parafield Gardens (3) 1981 − Salisbury Inter (3) Tea Tree Gully (1) 1982 − Salisbury Inter (4) MU Findon (2) 1983 − Tea Tree Gully (1) Salisbury Inter (2) 1984 Veneto (1) Salisbury Inter (5) Tubemakers (2) 1985 Veneto (2) Salisbury Inter (6) Tea Tree Gully (2) 1986 Woodville (1) Tea Tree Gully (2) Adelaide United (1) 1987 Christian Bros. (1) Croydon Park (1) Croydon Park (1) 1988 Christian Bros. (2) Tea Tree Gully (3) Salisbury Inter (3) 1989 Christian Bros. (3) Salisbury Inter (7) Rostrevor United (1) 1990 Adelaide Rodos (1) Salisbury Inter (8) Salisbury Inter (4) 1991 SAIA (1) The Cove (1) Salisbury Inter (5) 1992 SAIA (2) Para Hills East (1) Salisbury Inter (6) 1993 Christian Bros. (4) Para Hills East (2) Para Hills East (1) 1994 Adelaide Hellenic (1) Para Hills East (3) Salisbury Inter (7) 1995 Eastern Suburbs Marche (1) N.A.B. (1) Elizabeth Downs (1) 1996 Adelaide Hellenic (2) Elizabeth Vale (1) N.A.B. (1) 1997 Adelaide Raiders (1) Elizabeth Vale (2) Elizabeth Grove (1) 1998 St. Peter's Old Collegians (1) Elizabeth Vale (3) Salisbury Inter (8) 1999 St. Peter's Old Collegians (2) Macedonia (1) Elizabeth Vale (3) 2000 University of Adelaide (1) Elizabeth Vale (4) Salisbury Villa (1) 2001 Adelaide Comets (2) Salisbury Inter (9) Elizabeth Vale (4) 2002 Adelaide Comets (3) Parafield Gardens (3) Salisbury Inter (9) 2003 Adelaide Comets (4) Para Hills East (4) Salisbury Inter (10) 2004 Stirling District (1) Salisbury Inter (10) Elizabeth Downs (2) 2005 BOSA (1) Adelaide Villa (1) BOSA (1) 2006 St. Peter's old Collegians (3) Elizabeth Downs (1) Elizabeth Vale (5) 2007 Stirling District (2) Elizabeth Downs (2) Elizabeth Vale (6) 2008 Adelaide Wanderers (1) Elizabeth Vale (5) Parafield Gardens (4) 2009 Adelaide Villa (1) Salisbury Florina (1) Ingle Farm (1) 2010 Adelaide Villa (2) Parafield Gardens (4) Parafield Gardens (5) 2011 St. Peter's Old Collegians (4) Parafield Gardens (5) Parafield Gardens (6) 2012 Adelaide Villa (3) Elizabeth Downs (3) Elizabeth Downs (3) 2013 BOSA (2) Elizabeth Vale (6) Parafield Gardens (7) 2014 University of Adelaide (2) Elizababeth Downs (4) Elizabeth Downs (4) 2015 St. Peter's Old Collegians (5) Elizabeth Vale (8) Ingle Farm (2) 2016 BOSA (3) Elizabeth Vale (9) Brahma Lodge (1) 2017 Sturt Marion (1) Elizabeth Downs (4) Elizabeth Downs (5) 2018 Adelaide Red Blue Eagles (1) Elizabeth Downs (6) Brahma Lodge (2) 2019 BOSA (4) Brahma Lodge (1) Para Hills West (1) 2020 − - − 2021 Modbury Jets Amateurs (1) Elizabeth Downs (7) Parafield Gardens (8) 2022 Modbury Jets Amateurs (2) Elizabeth Downs (8) Elizabeth Downs (6) 2023 Modbury Jets Amateurs (3) Elizabeth Downs (9) Para Hills East (2) 2024 Modbury Jets Amateurs (4) Elizabeth Downs (10) Modbury Jets Amateurs (1) References [ edit ] ^ "South Australian Amateur Soccer League" . South Australian Amateur Soccer League . ^ Harlow, Denis (2003). History of Soccer in South Australia . p. 148. ISBN 0975060902 . External links [ edit ] Official Website of
125-475: Is a staff room and the third level is an open learning space for students. This learning space includes a green screen for the school run YouTube channel ITV (Formerly known as the "Home Group"), a 'building' workshop as well as a number of interactive classrooms which teachers can book and arrange in the layout they want for their class. In 2022, the Mary Glowrey Centre was opened. The building
150-481: Is also awarded to any past or present student of the college for extraordinary achievement in their life. It is held at the Adelaide Convention Centre at the beginning of Term 4 (October/November). The majority of awards are books such as dictionaries and encyclopaedias, as well as a small number of medals and trophies. Future student leaders of the school are announced at this event. As of 2020,
175-828: Is an independent Catholic pre-school, primary and secondary day school for boys and girls, located in Adelaide , South Australia . The school is part of the international network of Jesuit schools which began in Messina , Sicily , in 1548. The patron saint of the College is the founder of the Society of Jesus (the Jesuits), Ignatius of Loyola . The College has two campuses: the Junior Campus in Norwood , containing
200-726: Is an Australian semi-professional soccer club based in Adelaide , South Australia . Its senior men's teams currently compete in the National Premier Leagues South Australia and senior women's team in the Women's State League. The club also fields junior teams for girls and boys. The seniors play their home matches at Smith Partners Stadium in Ridgehaven, north of Adelaide and the Juniors play at Burragah Reserve, Modbury North. Modbury Soccer Club has
225-646: Is held at the Norwood Parish for current students and staff of the school; it is one of only two events in the college calendar where students from both campuses are gathered in one place. Saint Ignatius' feast day is celebrated on 31 July. Aside from Junior and Senior School swimming and sports carnivals, another major event is the school's annual Distribution of Prizes, known as 'Speech Day', which all students from Years 3 to 12 attend. Students from Years 3 to 12 are acknowledged for their achievements in various areas of their schooling life. The 'College Blue' prize
250-449: Is three stories tall. On the ground floor it features a science hub, auditorium and gymnasium. The second floor is dedicated to music classrooms, and tuition rooms. The third floor has four classrooms which hold the year six classes. The tennis courts were also resurfaced during the construction. The college had their first female headmaster in 2022, Barbara Watkins. She was succeeded by another female headmaster, Lauren Brooks. Students of
275-619: The Influencers Church hosted ‘Speech Day’ due to COVID-19 restrictions. Opening in 2011, the Mary MacKillop Library is a new double-storey library at the Junior School, developed to replace the previous, smaller library building. The Library contains more classrooms to accommodate the growing number of Junior School students, as well as more modern library facilities. Similarly, opening in early 2010,
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#1732791363314300-434: The College are separated into four houses under a College house system. House members are involved in various musical, pastoral, performing and sporting events alongside participants of their own house and opposing teams. The four houses are named after their patron Jesuit saints: As well as this, the school has a proud inter-collegiate relationship with Mercedes College, a fellow Catholic school in Adelaide's South. Every year
325-535: The Jesuit boys' day school was established. The initial intake was from Grade 3 onwards. Students prior to this year level were educated at Loreto College , St Joseph's Memorial School (the local parish school ), or the local state schools . The school grew quickly and in 1967 a secondary campus was opened at Athelstone, in the then outer suburbs of Adelaide and the Norwood campus became the Junior School. From 1971,
350-732: The Junior School (Reception to Year 6 students) and Early Learning Centre (3 to 5 years old), and the Senior Campus located across some 16 hectares (40 acres) in Athelstone , home to the Senior School (Year 7 to 12 students). The College began in Queen Street, Norwood , commencing with fifty-two boys and six Jesuit fathers on 13 February 1951. The catalyst was Archbishop Matthew Beovich 's increasing interest in commencing more formalised Catholic schooling in Adelaide. Thus
375-595: The Modbury Prague Soccer Club in 1968 when members of the Czechoslovakian Australian community in the area wanted to promote the game at Modbury. However the move was abandoned when club members vetoed the idea. The club's facilities have been steadily improving over the years. Its ground was selected as one of the training venues for teams competing in the 2000 Olympic Games. Modbury is a popular community based club located in
400-526: The Modbury/Tea Tree Gully area. The club fields both seniors and juniors teams. In 2014, the Jets celebrated their fiftieth year as a club, and finished the season by clinching promotion through the play-off finals series. Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules . Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality. Roy Burdett, 2nd Division Player of
425-568: The SA Amateur Soccer Soccer League. Modbury Jets SC is arguably the most high-profile club representing the City of Tea Tree Gully in sporting competitions and codes. The club was first founded in 1964, however they were forced to wait a year in order to play in the 1965 season. For reasons unknown, they played in the 3rd division reserve league while their reserve side played in the 4th division. The club almost became
450-6770: The SAASL v t e [REDACTED] Soccer in Australia Football Australia Australian Professional Leagues National teams Men's Senior B U-23 U-20 U-17 Futsal Beach Paralympic Women's Senior B U-23 U-20 U-17 Futsal League competitions Men's Level 1 A-League Men Level 2 National Second Division Level 3 National Premier Leagues Capital Football NSW Northern NSW Queensland South Australia Tasmania Victoria Western Australia Levels 4–10 Capital Football Premier League State League NSW NSW League Northern NSW League One Zone League One Northern Territory NorZone Premier League Southern Zone Premier League Queensland Premier League South Australia State League Tasmania Northern Championship Northern Social League Southern Championship Southern League One Southern League Two Southern League Three Southern League Four Victoria Premier League State League Western Australia State League Women's Level 1 A-League Women Level 2 National Premier Leagues Women's Capital Football NSW Northern NSW Queensland South Australia Victoria Western Australia Levels 3–8 Capital Football State League NSW League One Queensland Premier League South Australia State League Community Leagues Victoria Premier League State League Western Australia Women's League Cup competitions National Australia Cup State Capital Football Federation Cup Waratah Cup Sapphire Cup NNSWF State Cup Football SA Federation Cup Milan Lakoseljac Cup Dockerty Cup Football West State Cup Others Youth soccer Defunct leagues Defunct cups Professional Footballers Australia Women's soccer in Australia History of soccer in Brisbane, Queensland Lists Appearances (300+) Clubs Honours won Champions Clubs in international competitions Goals (100+) Record home attendances Stadiums by capacity Venues Competitions Records v t e Soccer in South Australia Football South Australia Teams A-League Men Adelaide United NPL Adelaide City Adelaide Croatia Raiders Adelaide Comets Adelaide Olympic Adelaide United Youth Campbelltown City Croydon FC FK Beograd Modbury Jets North Eastern MetroStars Para Hills Knights South Adelaide Panthers State League 1 Adelaide Blue Eagles Adelaide Cobras Adelaide Victory Cumberland United Fulham United Playford City Patriots Vipers FC Salisbury United Sturt Lions West Adelaide West Torrens Birkalla Western Strikers State League 2 Adelaide Hills Hawks University of Adelaide The Cove Eastern United Gawler Eagles Modbury Vista Noarlunga United Northern Demons Pontian Eagles Port Adelaide Pirates Seaford Rangers Other Teams Adelaide Jaguars Elizabeth Grove Football South Australia National Training Centre Metro United Salisbury Inter Defunct Teams Enfield City N.A.B. Other Competitions Active Federation Cup Amateur League Defunct FFSA Super League Regional Collegiate Soccer League Limestone Coast Football Association Port Lincoln Soccer Association Riverland Soccer Association Roxby Downs Soccer Association Whyalla Soccer Association Yorke Peninsula Soccer Association Seasons 1903 1904 1905 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=South_Australian_Amateur_Soccer_League&oldid=1251634375 " Category : Soccer leagues in South Australia Hidden categories: Articles with short description Short description matches Wikidata Modbury Jets SC Modbury SC , commonly known as Modbury Jets ,
475-549: The Year (1975) Carl Whitehead, SASF Player of Year (1995) Ross Fedele, State League Reserves Player of the Year (1998) Mark Yates, SASF Player of Year (2000) Mason Somerville, State League Player of the Year (2004) David Crowl, State League Player of the Year (2010) Brandon Pirone, State League U19s Player of the Year (2010) Nathan Cheetham, State League U19s Player of the Year (2012) Charlie Bowman, State League Golden Boot (2014) James Levett, State League 1 U18s Player of
500-402: The Year (2018) Shaun McGreevy, State League 1 Golden Boot (2018) Shaun McGreevy/Joshua Farrell, State League 1 Golden Boot (2019) Kieran Griffiths, State League 1 Goalkeeper of the Year (2019) Jokew Wuol, NPL U18s Player of the Year (2020) Brayden, State League 1 U18s Player of the Year (2021) Earl Pudler, Premier League Coach of the Year (2010) Jason Trimboli, State League 1 Coach of
525-530: The Year (2019) Senior Games Record Holder: Matt Kelly (252) Senior Record Goal Scorer: Charlie Bowman (56) Jacob Melling – Under 17s Australian Representative at 2011 Mexico World Cup Brandon Borrello – 1. FC Kaiserslautern and Australia U23s Representative Bradden Inman – Current Rochdale A.F.C player 34°49′05″S 138°41′46″E / 34.81806°S 138.69611°E / -34.81806; 138.69611 Saint Ignatius%27 College, Adelaide Saint Ignatius' College
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#1732791363314550-537: The founding fathers of the Society of Jesus. The new building houses student classrooms, tutorial and storage rooms, and an auditorium with raked audience seating for over 300 people. In 2017, the Caroline Chisholm building was opened. The building is three stories tall with the ground floor being for a reception, student services and a variety of offices for different staff at the school. The second level
575-492: The new Senior School library building replaced the former Junior Campus administration building, and likewise, includes new classrooms for the increasing student population. In 2014, the Senior School Performing Arts Centre, a Music and Drama Building, was completed, replacing previous demountable Performing Arts buildings. A new theatre was unveiled, named after St Peter Faber SJ , one of
600-511: The school accepted Kildare College enrolments from girls wanting to complete their secondary studies. At that stage, Kildare offered education up to Year 11. In 1996, the school changed to offer co-educational enrolments from Reception to Year 12, the first Jesuit school in the world to do so. Today, over 1500 students are enrolled at the college's Junior and Senior Schools. In 2005, the college and Mercedes College hosted their inaugural 'Intercollegiate Sports Carnival' ('Intercol'). Each year
625-469: The senior students of both colleges participate in eight sports for twenty-one shields in the winter season. The school that wins the majority of the shields is the overall winner of the Carnival and of the 'Winners’ Shield’. Each school alternates the hosting of Intercol each year. A significant celebration and event in the college community is the annual Patronal Feast Day of Saint Ignatius. A school mass
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