Spencer Gulf Football League

Brief history

Current clubs

Previous clubs

Premierships

• 1961 – Port
• 1962 – South Whyalla
• 1963 – West Whyalla
• 1964 – South Augusta
• 1965 – Port
• 1966 – Port
• 1967 – Port
• 1968 – Proprietary
• 1969 – West Augusta
• 1970 – Port
• 1971 – Proprietary
• 1972 – West Augusta
• 1973 – West Augusta
• 1974 – West Augusta
• 1975 – West Augusta
• 1976 – West Augusta
• 1977 – Proprietary
• 1978 – Central Augusta
• 1979 – Risdon
• 1980 – Central Augusta
• 1981 – South Augusta
• 1982 – Central Augusta
• 1983 – South Augusta
• 1984 – Solomontown
• 1985 – West Augusta
• 1986 – Willsden
• 1987 – West Augusta
• 1988 – Solomontown
• 1989 – West Augusta
• 1990 – Solomontown
• 1991 – Central Augusta
• 1992 – Central Augusta
• 1993 – South Augusta
• 1994 – South Augusta
• 1995 – Solomontown
• 1996 – West Augusta
• 1997 – Port
• 1998 – Port
• 1999 – Port
• 2000 – South Augusta
• 2001 – Quorn-Willsden
• 2002 – Port
• 2003 – Port
• 2004 – Port
• 2005 – West Augusta
• 2006 – South Augusta
• 2007 – Port
• 2008 – Port
• 2009 – Central Augusta
• 2010 – Central Augusta
• 2011 – Central Augusta
• 2012 – South Augusta
• 2013 – West Augusta
• 2014 – Solomontown
• 2015 – Lions
• 2016 – South Augusta
• 2017 – South Augusta
• 2018 – South Augusta
• 2019 – South Augusta

  Madigan Medallist & Ken Mitchell Awards

AFL representatives

• Greg Flanegan
• Mark Bickley played his junior football for the Solomontown Football club and was a premiership player with the club in 1988, in that same year he won the Madigan Medal at the age of 19. Mark moved to the South Adelaide Football Club in the South Australian National Football League, where he was then selected as an inaugural member of the Adelaide Crows squad in 1991. In 1997 Bickley was appointed captain of the Adelaide Football Club, and captained the 1997 and 1998 Adelaide premiership sides. He is now a member of the SANFL Hall of Fame.
• Bryan Beinke
• Jared Rivers played junior football for the South Augusta Bulldogs Football club and won a premiership with the club in 2000 at the age of 15. Jared was selected by the Melbourne Demons as the 26th pick overall in the National Draft of 2002. In 2004 he won the National Bank Rising Star.
• Mark Jamar played his early football at the Lions Football Club before moving to North Adelaide in the SANFL. Mark was selected at pick 6 of the 2001 Rookie Draft by the Melbourne Demons. In 2010 he was named as the second ruckman for the All-Australian squad.
• Elijah Ware
• Wade Thompson
• Lewis Johnston
• Luke Taylor,1998–2000

  Grand Final results

• Best: Central – M Fuller, J Dodd, A Fullerton, J Quigley, S Dawson. Port – C Stephens, T Clarke, K Johnanson, C Smith, M Burford.
• Goals: Central – R Morris 3, S Dawson, J Reid 2, R Clayton-Waye, S Curnow, M Fuller, M Harvey, A McKenzie. Port – G Phillips 3, S Treloar, T Clarke, J Clarke, M Gale

• Best: Port – A Casey, M Burford, N Wombat, A Featherstonaugh, J Coombe. Central – A Williams, N Callary, T O’Connor, L Rathman, M Keatley.
• Goals: Port – G Phillips 4, N Wombat 3, J Coombe 2, A Casey. Central – S Dawson, S Wilson, M Fuller, D Baker, J Dodd, K Allen, N Lawrence

• Best: Port – N Wombat, S Treloar, M Burford, A Waters, C Stephens. West – Not Available.
• Goals: Port – B Mudge, A Bergsma 3, S Treloar, J Coombe 2, L Copley, A Fleming, S Humphreys, M Kendall. West – R McDonald, J Coulthard, R Dadleh 2, R Stapledon, C McKenzie, J Carn, H Warren, M Benbow

• Best: South – D Crombie, C Reid, G O’Brien, R Barnes. Central – S McIntyre, M Fuller, B Page, C Pannach
• Goals:'' South – B Amos 7, D Shillabeer 3, C Heron 2, B Jones, A Grantham, M Grantham, G O’Brien. Central – A Ruffles 3, J Harland 2, D Baker, M Kieboom

  2007 Ladder

2008 Ladder

2009 Ladder

2010 Ladder

2011 Ladder

2012 Ladder

2013 Ladder

2014 Ladder

2015 Ladder

2016 Ladder

2017 Ladder

Books

• Encyclopedia of South Australian country football clubs / compiled by Peter Lines.
• South Australian country football digest / by Peter Lines