FFSA State League

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FFSA State League
Countries Australia Australia
Number of teams 10
Current champions Salisbury United
(2011)
Current premiers Salisbury United
(2011)
Website http://www.ffsa.com.au/

The FFSA State League is now the third-tier state-level football (soccer) competition in South Australia. It is conducted by the Football Federation of South Australia (FFSA), the state's governing body. Each season, the top two clubs are promoted to the Premier League while the bottom two sides in the Premier League are relegated to the State League. Prior to the 2006 season, this was the second-highest level competition in South Australia. The reigning champions of the state league are Adelaide Cobras, who are now in the FFSA Premier League. In 2008 West Adelaide SC and SASI have been admitted and will increase the number of teams to 10 in the State League

[edit] 2012 State League Clubs

Team Coach Home Ground Location Founded
Adelaide Hills Hawks Doug Paterson Hawks Nest Woodside 1991
The Cove SC Danny Graystone Club Cove Hallett Cove 1983
Gawler John Duthie Karbeethan Reserve Evanston 1978
N.A.B Unknown Athelstone Recreation Reserve Athelstone 1989
Noarlunga United Bulldogs Brenton Hiern Wilfred Taylor Reserve Noarlunga 1963
Northern Demons Dominic Sciangalepore Byrne Park Port Pirie 1951
Seaford Ben Dale Karingal Reserve Seaford 1970
Sturt Lions FC Alan Paice A A Bailey Recreation Ground Clarence Gardens 2011
Western Toros Leigh Mathews Pennington Oval Pennington Unknown
West Adelaide Ross Aloisi Kingston Gardens Adelaide 1962

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