South Australian Women's Football League

	GREENACRES WOMEN'S FOOTBALL CLUB In 2004, Greenacres relocated from their home base at North Adelaide FC at Prospect. Prior to North Adelaide, they were from Hectorville FC. Hectorville have played in 8 Grand Finals from 1991 to 1999. In 2000 North Adelaide became their new home, and the Roosters claimed both the 2000 and 2001 Premierships, and contested a Grand Final in 2003. In 2005, the Roosters became the Dragons, with Greenacres FC adopting a newly recruited team. A new history is in the making, already making a first grand final appearance in 2007. In 2007, Greenacres contested in their first Grand Final as the Dragons which has been regarded as the best Grand Final match in recent history. Collectively, the 3 associated clubs have been in 12 Grand Finals, and has won 4 Premierships. website: www.geocities.com/greenacredragons
	MORPHETTVILLE PARK WOMEN'S FOOTBALL CLUB The Sturt women's team relocated to Morphettville Park Football Club in 2007. Sturt formed in 2004 as a merger of West Adelaide and Goodwood, the Double Blues was then the equivalent to the "All Stars". West Adelaide WFC was established in 1998 and was the first women's team to be associated with a SANFL club, paving the way for other teams to do likewise. In 2002 and 2003, this team was steadfast with regular players and had great consistency on and off the field. The Red and Blacks have contested 2 Grand Finals, in 1998 and 2002. Though not able to bring the elusive flag home to the Bloods, they have had their share of award winner at both League and National levels. Goodwood Saints WFC evolved as a result of their relocation from Brighton FC in 1998, had successfully grown into one of the leading SAWFL teams, making the finals for the first time in 2002, and winning the Premiership in 2003. In Sturt's inaugural year in 2004, they also won the Premiership after defeating Eagles who were unbeatable throughout the season. For some players, they were back-to-back Premiers. Collectively, all 3 associated clubs have won 2 Premierships. website: www.theroos.net
	PORT ADELAIDE WOMEN'S FOOTBALL CLUB Port Adelaide Women's Football Club took to the field for the first time in May 2003 They continue to commit themselves to build on the hard work of previous years to take the ultimate prize - "The Premiership Cup' In 2005, they were in their first Semi Final; in 2006 they were in their first Grand Final. In 2008, they have relocated their home ground to the Portland Football Club are excited about what the year will bring. website: www.pawfc.com.au
	EAGLES WOMEN'S FOOTBALL CLUB Originally formed in 1991 as the Edwardstown Women's Football Club, the Eagles have been one of the most successful clubs in SAWFL history. Moving to train at Woodville West Torrens FC in 2002 and adopting the SANFL club's colours, the team remained undefeated throughout recent seasons, and winning 9 Premierships. website: www.eagleswomensfc.com