Aussie Rules (AFL) Associations for Kids - the South

Junior football Association playing AFL football. Ages U6 to U16's. Based in the North Eastern suburbs of Adelaide. Over 5,500 players and 260 teams.

The South Australian Women’s Football League (SAWFL) is an Adelaide-metropolitan based league that manages the most established female Australian Rules football competitions in South Australia. It currently offers four competitions in which females can participate - Open Women's Division 1 (Ages 16 +), Open Women's Division 2 (Ages 16 +), Under 18 Girls (Ages 15 to 17) and Under 15 Girls (Ages 12 to 14). The League has 11 member clubs that are located as far south of Adelaide as Morphettville, ... Read more and as far north as Angle Vale.

Founded in 1887 The Hahndorf Football Club is an Australian Rules Adelaide Hills Football team, located 20 minutes from Adelaide. Associated with the Hills Football League Hahndorf is neighboured by the towships of Littlehampton, Echunga, Nairne, Mt Barker, Bridgewater and the Onkaparinga Valley. We welcome inquiries from new players and parents who are looking to join a vibrant community that is run by volunteers. Grades from Auskick, modified U8 through to U11s in addition to Colts and ... Read more Senior Grades are all catered for. Players and sought for the upcoming 2017 Season. If you interested in having your child play Australian Rules Football drop us an email or give us a call and become part of the Hahndorf Foootball Club Community.

The Mawson Lakes Football Club, formerly known as St Pauls Old Scholars, is a not for profit community based football club that is affiliated with the South Australian Amateur Football League and North Eastern Junior Football Association and Auskick

Stay Active delivers a range of physical activity and sports programs to primary school aged children. All programs are designed to focus on four key areas; physical, mechanical, psychological and social, and assist children to meet the National Physical Activity Recommendations, laying the foundation for a healthy and active life. We work in an early intervention and prevention model by encouraging children to develop a passion for physical activity from a young age, enabling a smooth transition ... Read more to local sporting clubs, school sports teams and other movement-based activities. Our programs are non-competitive, with an emphasis on participation and ensuring fitness is made fun. Each program targets a range of fitness and ability levels and aligns to the Australian Health and Physical Education Curriculum and the Playing for Life Philosophy. All Stay Active programs focus on developing children in 4 key areas: 1. Physical: Fitness level, agility, strength and fundamental movement ...

The role of the Scotch College Old Collegians' Association is to promote and continue unity and friendship among the members of the Association and the Scotch College community. Services provided by the association include scholarships and support for various sporting clubs. A host of special events are held regularly including the Annual City Dinner, reunions, community dinners and the biannual Back to the Blue and Gold ball.

We encourage the kids to be active. Football starts at Aus Kick right through to seniors at Port District Football Club. Very friendly club, families are all welcome.

The South Adelaide Football Club traces its origins back to the year 1876; it is a football club competing in the South Australian National Football League.