South Australian Football Association (1978–95)
The South Australian Football Association was a semi-professional Australian rules football competition based in Adelaide, South Australia from 1978 to the end of the 1995 season.Premierships
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
- 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
Medallists
A1 - Harford Medal
1980 - Peter Munn
1982 - John Eldridge
1983 - Peter Munn
1988 - Randall Wright
1991 - Andrew Horsnell
1992 - Matthew Wormald
1994 - Chris GriggA2 - Ardill Medal
1983 - Ian Berry
