List of SANFL premiers explained

This page is a chronological listing of the premiership winners in the South Australian National Football League (SANFL) – the premier Australian rules football competition in the state of South Australia.

Chronological list

Year	Premier	Runner-up	Score	Crowd	Ground	Date	Telecaster
South Australian Football Association
1877	South Adelaide Victorian	Joint Champions were declared (with no playoff)
1878	Norwood	Port Adelaide
	Norwood (2)	Port Adelaide (2)
1880	Norwood (3)	Victorian
1881	Norwood (4)	South Adelaide
	Norwood (5)	South Adelaide (2)
1883	Norwood (6)	Port Adelaide (3)
	Port Adelaide	Norwood
1885	South Adelaide (2)	Norwood (2)
1886	Adelaide	South Adelaide (3)
1887	Norwood (7)	Port Adelaide (4)
1888	Norwood (8) + COA (1)	Port Adelaide (5)
1889	Norwood (9)	Port Adelaide (6)	7.4 (7) d. 5.9 (5)	7,227	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 5 October
1890	Port Adelaide (2) + COA (1)	Norwood (3)
1891	Norwood (10)	Port Adelaide (7)
1892	South Adelaide (3)	Port Adelaide (8)
1893	South Adelaide (4)	Norwood (4)
1894	Norwood (11)	South Adelaide (4)	4.8 (32) drew 4.8 (32)		Adelaide Oval	Wednesday 6 August
			4.7 (31) d. 3.5 (23)	9,000		Wednesday 13 August
1895	South Adelaide (5)	Norwood (5)
1896	South Adelaide (6)	Norwood (6)
1897	Port Adelaide (3)	South Adelaide (5)
1898	South Adelaide (7)	Port Adelaide (9)	8.8 (56) d. 4.8 (32)	6,500	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 10 September
1899	South Adelaide (8)	Norwood (7)	5.12 (42) d. 2.2 (14)		Adelaide Oval	Saturday 9 September
1900	North Adelaide	South Adelaide (6)	4.3 (27) d. 1.8 (14)	7,000	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 8 September
1901	Norwood (12)	Port Adelaide (10)	4.9 (33) d. 4.5 (29)	7,000	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 5 October
1902	North Adelaide (2)	South Adelaide (7)	9.14 (68) d. 4.7 (31)		Adelaide Oval	Saturday 6 September
1903	Port Adelaide (4)	South Adelaide (8)	6.6 (42) d. 5.5 (35)	14,000	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 12 September
1904	Norwood (13)	Port Adelaide (11)	9.8 (62) d. 8.10 (58)	15,000	Jubilee Oval	Saturday 17 September
1905	North Adelaide (3)	Port Adelaide (12)	6.8 (44) d. 1.6 (12)	12,000	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 9 September
South Australian Football League
1906	Port Adelaide (5)		8.12 (60) d. 5.9 (39)	20,000	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 15 September
1907	Norwood (14) + COA (2)	Port Adelaide (13)	8.7 (55) d. 3.9 (27)	25,000	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 21 September
1908	West Adelaide + COA (1)	Norwood (8)	7.10 (52) d. 6.13 (49)	22,000	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 26 September
1909	West Adelaide (2)	Port Adelaide (14)	7.17 (59) d. 6.5 (41)	25,000	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 18 September
1910	Port Adelaide (6) + COA (2)	Sturt	8.12 (60) d. 5.11 (41)	20,000	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 8 October
1911	West Adelaide (3) + COA (2)	Port Adelaide (15)	7.9 (52) d. 6.10 (46)	19,000	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 7 October
1912	West Adelaide (4)	Port Adelaide (16)	6.10 (46) d. 5.2 (32)	28,500	Adelaide Oval	Monday 28 October
1913	Port Adelaide (7) + COA (3)	North Adelaide (2)	7.12 (54) d. 5.10 (40)	22,000	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 20 September
	Port Adelaide (8) + COA (4)	North Adelaide (3)	13.15 (93) d. 1.8 (14)	11,000	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 19 September
1915	Sturt	Port Adelaide (17)	6.10 (46) d. 4.10 (34)	13,000	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 25 September
1916–1918: SANFL suspended due to WWI. Clubs organise charitable Patriotic League competition during war.
1919	Sturt (2)	North Adelaide (4)	5.9 (39) drew 5.9 (39)	30,000	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 27 September
			3.5 (23) d. 2.6 (18)	35,000		Wednesday 8 October
1920	North Adelaide (4)	Norwood (9)	9.15 (69) d. 3.3 (21)	31,000	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 28 September
1921	Port Adelaide (9)	Norwood (10)	4.8 (32) d. 3.6 (24)	34,000	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 8 October
1922	Norwood (15)	West Adelaide	9.7 (61) d. 2.16 (28)	31,000	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 30 September
1923	Norwood (16)	North Adelaide (5)	9.12 (66) d. 6.4 (40)	37,000	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 29 September
1924	West Torrens	Sturt (2)	9.12 (66) d. 8.10 (58)	44,345	Adelaide Oval	Sunday 28 September
1925	Norwood (17)	West Torrens	8.4 (52) d. 7.9 (51)	37,750	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 26 September
1926	Sturt (3)	North Adelaide (6)	9.10 (64) d. 7.9 (51)	30,000	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 2 October
South Australian National Football League
1927	West Adelaide (5)	North Adelaide (7)	10.10 (70) d. 8.10 (58)	33,222	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 1 October
1928	Port Adelaide (10)	Norwood (11)	15.14 (104) d. 7.14 (56)	35,700	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 6 October
1929	Norwood (18)	Port Adelaide (19)	16.14 (110) d. 10.9 (69)	35,504	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 5 October
1930	North Adelaide (5)	Port Adelaide (20)	9.13 (67) d. 9.9 (63)	23,609	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 4 October
1931	North Adelaide (6)	Sturt (3)	17.13 (115) d. 11.11 (77)	34,202	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 3 October
1932	Sturt (4)	North Adelaide (8)	16.14 (110) d. 10.9 (69)	29,717	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 1 October
1933	West Torrens (2)	Norwood (12)	13.10 (88) d. 9.11 (65)	33,444	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 14 October
1934	Glenelg	Port Adelaide (21)	18.15 (123) d. 16.18 (114)	30,045	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 5 October
1935	South Adelaide (9)	Port Adelaide (22)	15.9 (99) d. 13.13 (91)	26,496	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 5 October
1936	Port Adelaide (11)	Sturt (4)	13.19 (97) d. 14.10 (94)	35,120	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 3 October
1937	Port Adelaide (12)	South Adelaide (9)	13.16 (94) d. 9.16 (70)	35,895	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 2 October
1938	South Adelaide (10)	Port Adelaide (23)	23.14 (152) d. 15.16 (106)	33,364	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 1 October
1939	Port Adelaide (13)	West Torrens (2)	16.28 (124) d. 11.11 (77)	44,885	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 30 September
1940	Sturt (5)	South Adelaide (10)	14.16 (100) d. 11.13 (79)	28,500	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 28 September
1941	Norwood (19)	Sturt (5)	14.16 (100) d. 10.11 (71)	30,742	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 4 October
1942	Port–Torrens	West–Glenelg	18.12 (120) d. 16.13 (109)	35,000	Adelaide Oval	Saturday, 12 September
			12.10 (82) d. 8.13 (61)	42,000		Saturday 30 September
	Norwood–North (2)	Port–Torrens (2)	9.7 (61) d. 7.13 (55)	30,000		Saturday 30 September
1945	West Torrens (3)	Port Adelaide (24)	15.25 (115) d. 15.12 (102)	47,500	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 29 September
1946	Norwood (20)	Port Adelaide (25)	13.14 (92) d. 9.10 (64)	53,473	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 5 October
1947	West Adelaide (6)	Norwood (13)	10.15 (75) d. 5.15 (45)	32,631	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 4 October
1948	Norwood (21)	West Torrens (3)	15.16 (106) d. 6.13 (49)	48,755	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 2 October
1949	North Adelaide (7)	West Torrens (4)	13.17 (95) d. 9.18 (72)	42,490	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 1 October
1950	Norwood (22)	Glenelg	15.16 (106) d. 8.11 (59)	50,389	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 30 September
1951	Port Adelaide (14)	North Adelaide (9)	10.12 (72) d. 8.13 (61)	41,997	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 29 September
1952	North Adelaide (8)	Norwood (14)	23.15 (153) d. 6.9 (45)	50,105	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 4 October
1953	West Torrens (4)	Port Adelaide (26)	9.13 (67) d. 8.12 (60)	42,949	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 3 October
1954	Port Adelaide (15)	West Adelaide (2)	11.13 (79) d. 10.16 (76)	42,895	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 2 October
1955	Port Adelaide (16)	Norwood (15)	15.11 (101) d. 5.8 (38)	44,826	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 1 October
1956	Port Adelaide (17)	West Adelaide (3)	12.9 (81) d. 9.11 (65)	45,514	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 29 September
1957	Port Adelaide (18)	Norwood (16)	15.15 (105) d. 13.6 (94)	58,924	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 28 September
1958	Port Adelaide (19)	West Adelaide (4)	14.10 (94) d. 14.8 (92)	54,282	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 3 October
1959	Port Adelaide (20)	West Adelaide (5)	13.9 (87) d. 11.11 (77)	48,884	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 3 October
1960	North Adelaide (9)	Norwood (17)	14.11 (95) d. 13.12 (90)	54,162	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 1 October
1961	West Adelaide (7)	Norwood (18)	16.13 (109) d. 11.7 (73)	40,409	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 30 September
1962	Port Adelaide (21)	West Adelaide (6)	8.10 (58) d. 7.13 (55)	43,597	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 29 September
1963	Port Adelaide (22)	North Adelaide (10)	11.14 (80) d. 6.11 (47)	52,688	Adelaide Oval	Friday 5 October
1964	South Adelaide (11)	Port Adelaide (27)	9.15 (69) d. 5.12 (42)	56,353	Adelaide Oval	Friday 30 October
1965	Port Adelaide (23)	Sturt (6)	12.8 (80) d. 12.5 (77)	62,543	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 2 October
1966	Sturt (6)	Port Adelaide (28)	16.16 (112) d. 8.8 (56)	59,417	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 1 October
1967	Sturt (7)	Port Adelaide (29)	13.10 (88) d. 10.17 (77)	58,849	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 30 September
1968	Sturt (8)	Port Adelaide (30)	12.18 (90) d. 9.9 (63)	57,811	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 28 September
1969	Sturt (9)	Glenelg (2)	24.15 (159) d. 13.16 (94)	55,600	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 4 October
1970	Sturt (10)	Glenelg (3)	12.13 (85) d. 9.10 (64)	48,757	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 26 September
1971	North Adelaide (10)	Port Adelaide (31)	10.19 (79) d. 9.5 (59)	52,228	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 25 September
1972	North Adelaide (11) + COA (1)	Port Adelaide (32)	19.14 (128) d. 10.12 (72)	55,709	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 30 September
1973	Glenelg (2)	North Adelaide (11)	21.11 (137) d. 19.16 (130)	56,525	Adelaide Oval	Saturday 30 September
1974	Sturt (11)	Glenelg (4)	9.16 (70) d. 8.7 (55)	58,113	Football Park	Saturday 28 September
1975	Norwood (23)	Glenelg (5)	9.10 (64) d. 7.10 (52)	53,283	Football Park	Saturday 27 September
1976	Sturt (12)	Port Adelaide (33)	17.14 (116) d. 10.15 (75)	66,897	Football Park	Saturday 25 September	Seven Network (1)
1977	Port Adelaide (24)	Glenelg (6)	17.11 (113) d. 16.9 (105)	56,717	Football Park	Saturday 24 September
1978	Norwood (24)	Sturt (7)	16.15 (111) d. 14.26 (110)	50,867	Football Park	Saturday 30 September	Seven Network (2)
1979	Port Adelaide (25)	South Adelaide (11)	9.9 (63) d. 3.14 (32)	50,428	Football Park	Sunday 30 September	Nine Network (1)
1980	Port Adelaide (26)	Norwood (19)	11.15 (81) d. 9.9 (63)	54,536	Football Park	Saturday 4 October	Seven Network (3)
1981	Port Adelaide (27)	Glenelg (7)	14.11 (95) d. 6.8 (44)	52,659	Football Park	Saturday 3 October	Seven Network (4)
1982	Norwood (25)	Glenelg (8)	20.13 (133) d. 9.17 (71)	47,336	Football Park	Saturday 2 October	Seven Network (5)
1983	West Adelaide (8)	Sturt (8)	21.16 (142) d 16.12 (108)	47,129	Football Park	Saturday 1 October	Seven Network (6)
1984	Norwood (26)	Port Adelaide (34)	15.10 (100) d. 13.13 (91)	50,271	Football Park	Sunday 30 September	Seven Network (7)
1985	Glenelg (3)	North Adelaide (12)	21.15 (141) d. 12.12 (84)	50,289	Football Park	Saturday 5 October	Seven Network (8)
1986	Glenelg (4)	North Adelaide (13)	21.9 (135) d. 12.15 (87)	50,538	Football Park	Saturday 4 October	Seven Network (9)
1987	North Adelaide (12)	Glenelg (9)	23.7 (145) d. 9.9 (63)	50,617	Football Park	Saturday 3 October	Seven Network (10)
	Port Adelaide (28)	Glenelg (10)	12.12 (84) d. 8.7 (55)	50,313	Football Park	Saturday 1 October	Nine Network (1)
	Port Adelaide (29)	North Adelaide (14)	15.18 (108) d. 1.8 (14)	50,487	Football Park	Saturday 7 October	Nine Network (2)
1990	Port Adelaide (30)	Glenelg (11)	16.12 (108) d. 13.15 (93)	50,589	Football Park	Sunday 7 October	Nine Network (3)
Adelaide Football Club is formed and enters the AFL
	North Adelaide (13)	West Adelaide (7)	21.22 (148) d. 11.7 (73)	39,276	Football Park	Saturday 5 October	ABC Network (1)
1992	Port Adelaide (31)	Glenelg (12)	17.3 (105) d. 7.7 (49)	42,242	Football Park	Saturday 3 October	Nine Network (4)
	Woodville-West Torrens	Norwood (20)	17.20 (122) d. 7.7 (49)	42,719	Football Park	Saturday 2 October	ABC Network (2)
1994	Port Adelaide (32)	Woodville-West Torrens	15.16 (106) d. 10.9 (69)	40,598	Football Park	Sunday 2 October	ABC Network (3)
	Port Adelaide (33)	Central District	13.16 (94) d. 6.10 (46)	45,786	Football Park	Sunday 1 October	ABC Network (4)
1996	Port Adelaide (34)	Central District (2)	11.14 (80) d. 6.8 (44)	46,120	Football Park	Sunday 6 October	ABC Network (5)
Port Adelaide Football Club enters the AFL
1997	Norwood (27)	Port Adelaide (35)	19.12 (126) d. 7.11 (53)	44,161	Football Park	Sunday 5 October	ABC Network (6)
1998	Port Adelaide (35)	Sturt (9)	11.9 (75) d. 9.12 (66)	44,838	Football Park	Sunday 4 October	ABC Network (7)
1999	Port Adelaide (36)	Norwood (21)	14.17 (101) d. 14.9 (93)	39,135	Football Park	Sunday 3 October	ABC Network (8)
	Central District	Woodville-West Torrens (2)	8.13 (61) d. 5.9 (39)	34,819	Football Park	Sunday 1 October	ABC Network (9)
2001	Central District (2)	Woodville-West Torrens (3)	10.11 (71) d. 4.8 (32)	26,378	Football Park	Sunday 7 October	ABC Network (10)
2002	Sturt (13)	Central District (3)	13.14 (92) d. 6.9 (45)	35,187	Football Park	Sunday 6 October	ABC Network (11)
2003	Central District (3)	West Adelaide (8)	17.9 (111) d. 11.11 (77)	28,199	Football Park	Sunday 5 October	ABC Network (12)
2004	Central District (4)	Woodville-West Torrens (4)	23.15 (153) d. 4.4 (28)	24,207	Football Park	Sunday 3 October	ABC Network (13)
2005	Central District (5)	Woodville-West Torrens (5)	15.14 (104) d. 11.10 (76)	28,637	Football Park	Sunday 2 October	ABC Network (14)
2006	Woodville-West Torrens (2)	Central District (4)	17.19 (121) d. 7.3 (45)	25,130	Football Park	Sunday 8 October	ABC Network (15)
2007	Central District (6)	North Adelaide (15)	16.11 (107) d. 5.12 (42)	30,478	Football Park	Sunday 7 October	ABC Network (16)
2008	Central District (7)	Glenelg (13)	17.11 (113) d. 10.11 (71)	34,128	Football Park	Sunday 5 October	ABC Network (17)
2009	Central District (8)	Sturt (10)	13.14 (92) d. 7.12 (54)	35,647	Football Park	Sunday 4 October	ABC Network (18)
2010	Central District (9)	Norwood (22)	10.11 (71) d. 9.11 (65)	34,355	Football Park	Sunday 3 October	ABC Network (19)
2011	Woodville-West Torrens (3)	Central District (5)	12.9 (81) d. 11.12 (78)	25,234	Football Park	Sunday 9 October	ABC Network (20)
2012	Norwood (28)	West Adelaide (9)	12.7 (79) d. 3.12 (30)	29,661	Football Park	Sunday 7 October	ABC Network (21)
2013	Norwood (29)	North Adelaide (16)	10.12 (72) d. 4.8 (32)	36,685	Football Park	Sunday 6 October	ABC Network (22)
2014	Norwood (30)	Port Adelaide (36)	12.10 (82) d. 11.12 (78)	38,644	Adelaide Oval	Sunday 21 September	Seven Network (11)
2015	West Adelaide (9)	Woodville-West Torrens (6)	11.12 (78) d. 7.6 (48)	25,625	Adelaide Oval	Sunday 27 September	Seven Network (12)
2016	Sturt (14)	Woodville-West Torrens (7)	12.4 (76) d. 7.7 (49)	30,213	Adelaide Oval	Sunday 25 September	Seven Network (13)
2017	Sturt (15)	Port Adelaide (37)	7.8 (50) d. 7.7 (49)	39,813	Adelaide Oval	Sunday 24 September	Seven Network (14)
	North Adelaide (14)	Norwood (23)	19.10 (124) d 15.15 (105)	40,355	Adelaide Oval	Sunday 23 September	Seven Network (15)
	Glenelg (5)	Port Adelaide (38)	11.7 (73) d 6.9 (45)	39,105	Adelaide Oval	Sunday 22 September	Seven Network (16)
	Woodville-West Torrens (4)	North Adelaide (17)	13.9 (87) d 7.6 (48)	17,038	Adelaide Oval	Sunday 18 October	Seven Network (17)
	Woodville-West Torrens (5)	Glenelg (14)	15.9 (99) d 4.8 (32)	22,956	Adelaide Oval	Sunday 3 October	Seven Network (18)
2022	Norwood (31)	North Adelaide (18)	8.11 (59) d 8.10 (58)	27,479	Adelaide Oval	Sunday 18 September	Seven Network (19)
2023	Glenelg (6)	Sturt (11)	13.8 (86) d 8.14 (62)	33,049	Adelaide Oval	Sunday 24 September	Seven Network (20)

Number of SANFL premierships by club

Club	Colours	Premierships	Runners-up	Top Two Finish	Seasons Competed
Port Adelaide (R)		36	38	74	1877–2019; 2021-2023
Norwood		31	23	54	1878–2023
Sturt		15	11	26	1901–2023
North Adelaide		14	18	32	1888–1892 (Medinide), 1893-2023
South Adelaide		11	11	22	1877–2023
West Adelaide		9	9	18	1897–2023
Central District		9	5	14	1964–2023
Glenelg		6	14	20	1921–2023
Woodville-West Torrens		5	7	12	1991–2023
West Torrens		4	4	8	1895-96 (Natives), 1897–1990
Victorian		1	1	2	1877–1882, 1883-1884 (North Adelaide)
Adelaide (1885-1893)		1	0	1	1885–1893**
Adelaide (R)		0	0	0	2014–2019; 2021-2023
Woodville		0	0	0	1964–1990

• * Defunct Clubs
• ** A new senior Adelaide joined in 1885. It was formed from the merger of two junior clubs North Adelaide Juniors (which renamed to Adelaide in 1884) ^[1] and North Parks both from the Adelaide and Suburban Football Association. ^[2] It won the premiership in 1886 and resigned from the SAFA before the start of the 1894 Season.
• The original old Adelaide Football Club formed in 1860 and dissolved in 1881 or the Adelaide Football Club (1885-1893) are not related to the current Adelaide Football Club formed in 1990.
• West Torrens merged with Woodville at the end of 1990 season to form Woodville-West Torrens.

Consecutive SANFL premierships and Grand Final Appearances

Only,, and have recorded premiership streaks of three or more in the SANFL.

Club	Premierships	Sequence	Consecutive Top Two	Sequence of Grand Finals
Norwood	6	1878-83	8	1878-85*
Port Adelaide		1954-59	7	1953–59
Sturt	5	1966–70	6	1965-70
Central District	4	2007–10	12	2000-2011
3	2003-05
2	2000-01
Port Adelaide	3	1994–96	6	1994-99
	2	1998-99
	3	2012-14	3	2012-14
Port Adelaide		1979-81		1979-81
Port Adelaide	2	1913-14	7	1909-15
		1962-63		1962–68
		1936-37	6	1934-39
South Adelaide		1892-93	9	1892-1900*
		1895-96
		1898-99
Norwood		1922-23	4	1920-23
Glenelg		1985-86		1985-88

• Grand Finals only commenced in 1898 (excluding playoffs in 1889 and 1894)

Grand Final Match Ups

Grand Finals only commenced from 1898 (excluding playoffs in 1889 and 1894)

	Match-up	Grand Final Appearances
			Team(s)	Premiership Years
15	vs	1889, 1901, 1904, 1907, 1921, 1928, 1929, 1946, 1955, 1957, 1980, 1984, 1997, 1999, 2014	bgcolor=98FB98		1921, 1928, 1955, 1957, 1980, 1999
			bgcolor=FFFF00		1889, 1901, 1904, 1907, 1929, 1946, 1984, 1997, 2014
10	vs	1905, 1906, 1913, 1914, 1930, 1951, 1963, 1971, 1972, 1989	bgcolor=98FB98		1906, 1913, 1914, 1951, 1963, 1989
			bgcolor=FFFF00		1905, 1930, 1971, 1972
8	vs	1910, 1915, 1936, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1976, 1998, 2017	bgcolor=98FB98		1915, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1976, 2017
			bgcolor=FFFF00		1910, 1936, 1965, 1998
7	vs	1898, 1903, 1935, 1937, 1938, 1964, 1979	bgcolor=98FB98		1898, 1935, 1938, 1964
bgcolor=FFFF00				1903, 1937, 1979
vs	1909, 1911, 1912, 1954, 1956, 1959, 1962	bgcolor=98FB98		1909, 1911, 1912
		bgcolor=FFFF00		1954, 1956, 1959, 1962
VS	1920, 1923, 1952, 1960, 2013, 2018, 2022	bgcolor=98FB98		1920, 1952, 1960, 2018
		bgcolor=FFFF00		1923, 2013, 2022
vs	1934, 1977, 1981, 1988, 1990, 1992, 2019	bgcolor=98FB98		1977, 1981, 1988, 1990, 1992
		bgcolor=FFFF00		1934, 2019
6	vs	2000, 2001, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2011	bgcolor=98FB98		2000, 2001, 2004, 2005
			bgcolor=FFFF00		2006, 2011
5	vs	1908, 1922, 1947, 1961, 2012	bgcolor=98FB98		1922, 2012
			bgcolor=FFFF00		1908, 1947, 1961
4	vs	1919, 1926, 1931, 1932	bgcolor=98FB98		1919 (Replay), 1926, 1932
bgcolor=FFFF00				1931
bgcolor=87CEEB			Draw	1919
vs	1969, 1970, 1974, 2023	bgcolor=98FB98		2023
		bgcolor=FFFF00		1969, 1970, 1974
vs	1973, 1985, 1986,1987	bgcolor=98FB98		1987
		bgcolor=FFFF00		1973, 1985, 1986
3	vs	1925, 1933, 1948	bgcolor=98FB98		1933
			bgcolor=FFFF00		1925, 1948
	vs	1939, 1945, 1953	bgcolor=98FB98		1945, 1953
			bgcolor=FFFF00		1939
	vs	1950, 1975, 1982	bgcolor=98FB98		1950, 1975, 1982
			bgcolor=FFFF00		-
2	vs	1894, 1899	bgcolor=98FB98		1899
			bgcolor=FFFF00		1894 (Replay)
			bgcolor=87CEEB	Draw	1894
	vs	1900, 1902	bgcolor=98FB98		1900, 1902
			bgcolor=FFFF00		-
	vs	1927, 1991	bgcolor=98FB98		1927
			bgcolor=FFFF00		1991
	vs	1941, 1978	bgcolor=98FB98		1941, 1978
			bgcolor=FFFF00		-
		1943, 1944	bgcolor=98FB98		1943, 1944
			bgcolor=FFFF00		-
	vs	1995, 1996	bgcolor=98FB98		1995, 1996
			bgcolor=FFFF00		-
	vs	2002, 2009	bgcolor=98FB98		2009
			bgcolor=FFFF00		2002
1	vs	1924	bgcolor=98FB98		1924
bgcolor=FFFF00				-
vs	1940	bgcolor=98FB98		-
		bgcolor=FFFF00		1940
	1942	bgcolor=98FB98		1942
		bgcolor=FFFF00		-
vs	1949	bgcolor=98FB98		1949
		bgcolor=FFFF00		-
vs	1983	bgcolor=98FB98		-
		bgcolor=FFFF00		1983
vs	1993	bgcolor=98FB98		1993
		bgcolor=FFFF00		-
vs	1994	bgcolor=98FB98		-
		bgcolor=FFFF00		1994
vs	2003	bgcolor=98FB98		2003
		bgcolor=FFFF00		-
vs	2007	bgcolor=98FB98		-
		bgcolor=FFFF00		2007
vs	2008	bgcolor=98FB98		-
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Champions of Australia

The Championship of Australia was the name given to an Australian rules football tournament which was contested between football clubs from the Victorian, South Australian, West Australian and Tasmania football leagues. The Championship took place three times in the 19th century and then from 1907 to 1914 with the exception of 1912 and every year from 1968 to 1975.

Club	Premierships	Runners-up
Port Adelaide	4	0
Norwood	2	1
West Adelaide	2	1
North Adelaide	1	1
Sturt	0	4
South Adelaide	0	1

SANFL Grand Final Records

Prior to 1974 all SANFL Grand Finals were held at the Adelaide Oval (bar the 1904 Grand Final at Jubilee Oval).From 1974 to 2013 they were held at Football Park.From 2014 onwards they returned to Adelaide Oval.

• Largest Attendance at Football Park: 66,897 - Sturt 17.14 (116) d Port Adelaide 10.15 (75), 1976
• Smallest Attendance at Football Park: 22,207 - Central District 23.15 (153) d Woodville-West Torrens 4.4 (28), 2004
• Largest Attendance at Adelaide Oval: 62,543 - Port Adelaide 12.8 (80) d Sturt 12.5 (77), 1965
• Highest Score: 24.15 (159) Sturt d Glenelg 13.16 (94), 1969
• Lowest Score: 1.6 (12) Port Adelaide lost to North Adelaide 6.8 (44), 1905
• Largest Winning Margin: 125 points - Central District 23.15 (153) d Woodville-West Torrens 4.4 (28), 2004
• Smallest Winning Margin: 1 point - Norwood 8.4 (52) d West Torrens 7.9 (51), 1925 & Norwood 16.15 (111) d Sturt 14.26 (110), 1978 & Sturt 7.8 (50) d Port Adelaide 7.7 (49), 2017 & Norwood 8.11 (59) d North Adelaide 8.10 (58), 2022
• Highest Losing Score: 19.16 (130) - North Adelaide lost to Glenelg 21.11 (137), 1973
• Lowest Winning Score: 3.5 (23) - Sturt d North Adelaide 2.6 (18), 1919
• Highest Match Aggregate: 267 points - Glenelg 21.11 (137) d North Adelaide 19.16 (130), 1973
• Lowest Match Aggregate: 41 points - North Adelaide 4.3 (27) d South Adelaide 1.8 (14), 1900 & Sturt 3.5 (23) d North Adelaide 2.6 (18), 1919

Minor grades

Reserves premiership

Reserve grade premierships are contested between the existing SANFL clubs, with the exception of Adelaide, who have elected not to field a team in the SANFL Reserves, and Port Adelaide, who shut down its reserves team in 2018.^[3]

While official SANFL records recognise premierships going back to 1919, the first Association league (that operated underneath the SAFA premiership) commenced in 1906, as can be seen in the list of premiers below.^[4]

• 1906: Norwood (1)^[5]
• 1907: Portland Imperial (1)^[6]
• 1908: Portland Imperial (2)^[7]
• 1909: Sturt (1)^[8]
• 1910: Norwood (2)^[9]
• 1911: Port Adelaide (1)^[10]
• 1912: North Adelaide (1)^[11]
• 1913: Sturt (2)^[12]
• 1914: South Adelaide (1)^[13]
• 1915: West Torrens (1)^[14]
• 1916–18: None (WW1)
• 1919: West Torrens (2)
• 1920: West Torrens (3)
• 1921: Norwood (3)
• 1922: West Torrens (4)
• 1923: Port Adelaide (2)
• 1924: West Torrens (5)
• 1925: North Adelaide (2)
• 1926: West Torrens (6)
• 1927: West Torrens (7)
• 1928: North Adelaide (3)
• 1929: West Adelaide (1)
• 1930: Norwood (4)
• 1931: West Torrens (8)
• 1932: North Adelaide (4)
• 1933: Port Adelaide (3)
• 1934: North Adelaide (5)
• 1935: West Torrens (9)
• 1936: Port Adelaide (4)
• 1937: Norwood (5)
• 1938: Norwood (6)

• 1939: Norwood (7)
• 1940: West Adelaide (2)
• 1941: West Torrens (10)
• 1942–45: None (WW2)
• 1946: West Torrens (11)
• 1947: Port Adelaide (5)
• 1948: Port Adelaide (6)
• 1949: Sturt (3)
• 1950: West Torrens (12)
• 1951: West Adelaide (3)
• 1952: Port Adelaide (7)
• 1953: West Torrens (13)
• 1954: West Torrens (14)
• 1955: Port Adelaide (8)
• 1956: Port Adelaide (9)
• 1957: Port Adelaide (10)
• 1958: Port Adelaide (11)
• 1959: Port Adelaide (12)
• 1960: Norwood (8)
• 1961: Norwood (9)
• 1962: West Torrens (15)
• 1963: Port Adelaide (13)
• 1964: North Adelaide (6)
• 1965: North Adelaide (7)
• 1966: North Adelaide (8)
• 1967: Glenelg (1)
• 1968: West Torrens (16)
• 1969: Norwood (10)
• 1970: Norwood (11)
• 1971: Central District (1)
• 1972: Norwood (12)

• 1973: Woodville (1)
• 1974: Norwood (13)
• 1975: Norwood (14)
• 1976: Norwood (15)
• 1977: Sturt (4)
• 1978: Norwood (16)
• 1979: South Adelaide (2)
• 1980: Port Adelaide (14)
• 1981: Glenelg (2)
• 1982: Glenelg (3)
• 1983: Port Adelaide (15)
• 1984: West Torrens (17)
• 1985: Norwood (17)
• 1986: Norwood (18)
• 1987: Woodville (2)
• 1988: Port Adelaide (16)
• 1989: Central District (2)
• 1990: West Torrens (18)
• 1991: South Adelaide (3)
• 1992: Woodville-West Torrens (1)
• 1993: Woodville-West Torrens (2)
• 1994: West Adelaide (4)
• 1995: Norwood (19)
• 1996: Port Adelaide (17)
• 1997: Port Adelaide (18)
• 1998: Norwood (20)
• 1999: Sturt (5)
• 2000: Woodville-West Torrens (3)
• 2001: Woodville-West Torrens (4)
• 2002: Central District (3)
• 2003: Central District (4)

• 2004: Woodville-West Torrens (5)
• 2005: North Adelaide (9)
• 2006: North Adelaide (10)
• 2007: Glenelg (4)
• 2008: Sturt (6)^[15]
• 2009: Glenelg (5)^[16]
• 2010: Port Adelaide (19)^[17]
• 2011: Glenelg (6)^[18]
• 2012: Central District (5)^[19]
• 2013: Woodville-West Torrens (6)^[20]
• 2014: Woodville-West Torrens (7)^[21]
• 2015: Woodville-West Torrens (8)^[22]
• 2016: North Adelaide (11)^[23]
• 2017: Sturt (7)^[24]
• 2018: North Adelaide (12)^[25]
• 2019: Norwood (21)^[26]
• 2020: Woodville-West Torrens (9)^[27]
• 2021: Glenelg (7)^[28]
• 2022: Sturt (8)^[29]
• 2023: Glenelg (8)^[30]

Source where unlisted^[4]

Thirds/Under 19s/17s & U18s/16s

Thirds-grade competitions for SANFL clubs featuring underage players seeking to enter reserves/senior-level football have been in place since the late 1930s. Under-19 and under-17 premierships were scheduled from 1937/1939 to 2008, after which they were replaced with an under 18 competition (initially known as the Maccas Cup) in 2009 and an under 16 series (initially known as the Maccas Shield) in 2010.^[4] Note that Port Adelaide's participation in these competitions ended in 2014.

Under 19s premiership (1937–2008)

• 1937: North Adelaide (1)
• 1938: West Torrens (1)
• 1939: West Torrens (2)
• 1940: Norwood (1)
• 1941: West Torrens (3)
• 1942: North Adelaide (2)
• 1943: West Adelaide (1)
• 1944: West Adelaide (2)
• 1945: Norwood (2)
• 1946: Port Adelaide (1)
• 1947: Norwood (3)
• 1948: North Adelaide (3)
• 1949: North Adelaide (4)
• 1950: Port Adelaide (2)
• 1951: Sturt (1)
• 1952: Norwood (4)
• 1953: Port Adelaide (3)
• 1954: North Adelaide (5)
• 1955: West Torrens (4)
• 1956: West Torrens (5)
• 1957: West Torrens (6)

• 1958: Sturt (2)
• 1959: Glenelg (1)
• 1960: Norwood (5)
• 1961: North Adelaide (6)
• 1962: Port Adelaide (4)
• 1963: Norwood (6)
• 1964: Sturt (3)
• 1965: Norwood (7)
• 1966: North Adelaide (7)
• 1967: Glenelg (2)
• 1968: West Adelaide (3)
• 1969: Glenelg (3)
• 1970: Central District (1)
• 1971: Norwood (8)
• 1972: Norwood (9)
• 1973: West Torrens (7)
• 1974: Port Adelaide (5)
• 1975: Port Adelaide (6)
• 1976: Port Adelaide (7)
• 1977: Port Adelaide (8)
• 1978: West Adelaide (4)

• 1979: Glenelg (4)
• 1980: Norwood (10)
• 1981: Central District (2)
• 1982: Central District (3)
• 1983: Norwood (11)
• 1984: Sturt (4)
• 1985: Norwood (12)
• 1986: Norwood (13)
• 1987: Sturt (5)
• 1988: Norwood (14)
• 1989: West Torrens (8)
• 1990: Norwood (15)
• 1991: Port Adelaide (9)
• 1992: Glenelg (5)
• 1993: South Adelaide (1)
• 1994: South Adelaide (2)
• 1995: Norwood (16)
• 1996: Woodville-West Torrens (1)
• 1997: Norwood (17)
• 1998: Woodville-West Torrens (2)

• 1999: Port Adelaide (10)
• 2000: Woodville-West Torrens (3)
• 2001: Port Adelaide (11)
• 2002: West Adelaide (5)
• 2003: Central District (4)
• 2004: West Adelaide (6)
• 2005: North Adelaide (8)
• 2006: Port Adelaide (12)
• 2007: Port Adelaide (13)
• 2008: Glenelg (6)^[31]

Source where unlisted:^[4]

Under 17s premiership (1939–2008)

• 1939: North Adelaide (1)
• 1940: North Adelaide (2)
• 1941: Sturt (1)
• 1942-46: None (WW2)
• 1947: North Adelaide (3)
• 1948: West Adelaide (1)
• 1949: Sturt (2)
• 1950: North Adelaide (4)
• 1951: Port Adelaide (1)
• 1952: North Adelaide (5)
• 1953: West Torrens (1)
• 1954: West Torrens (2)
• 1955: Port Adelaide (2)
• 1956: North Adelaide (6)
• 1957: West Torrens (3)
• 1958: Glenelg (1)
• 1959: Glenelg (2)
• 1960: Glenelg (3)
• 1961: Port Adelaide (3)
• 1962: Woodville (1)

• 1963: Sturt (3)
• 1964: Woodville (2)
• 1965: Norwood (1)
• 1966: Central District (1)
• 1967: Woodville (2)
• 1968: Woodville (3)
• 1969: North Adelaide (7)
• 1970: North Adelaide (8)
• 1971: Port Adelaide (4)
• 1972: Port Adelaide (5)
• 1973: Woodville (4)
• 1974: Sturt (4)
• 1975: Glenelg (4)
• 1976: Sturt (5)
• 1977: Central District (2)
• 1978: Central District (3)
• 1979: Central District (4)
• 1980: Sturt (6)
• 1981: Norwood (2)
• 1982: Norwood (3)

• 1983: Norwood (4)
• 1984: Norwood (5)
• 1985: Central District (5)
• 1986: Norwood (6)
• 1987: North Adelaide (9)
• 1988: Norwood (7)
• 1989: Norwood (8)
• 1990: South Adelaide (1)
• 1991: Norwood (9)
• 1992: Central District (6)
• 1993: Woodville-West Torrens (1)
• 1994: Port Adelaide (6)
• 1995: South Adelaide (2)
• 1996: Central District (7)
• 1997: North Adelaide (10)
• 1998: Woodville-West Torrens (2)
• 1999: Woodville-West Torrens (3)

• 2000: Woodville-West Torrens (4)
• 2001: West Adelaide (2)
• 2002: West Adelaide (3)
• 2003: Sturt (7)
• 2004: Central District (8)
• 2005: North Adelaide (11)
• 2006: West Adelaide (4)
• 2007: North Adelaide (12)
• 2008: Sturt (8)^[32]

Source where unlisted:^[4]

Under 18s premiership (2009–present)

• 2009: Glenelg (1)^[16]
• 2010: Glenelg (2)^[17]
• 2011: Port Adelaide (1)^[18]
• 2012: Woodville-West Torrens (1)^[19]
• 2013: Woodville-West Torrens (2)^[20]
• 2014: West Adelaide (1)^[21]
• 2015: Norwood (1)^[33]

• 2016: Glenelg (3)^[34]
• 2017: Sturt (1)^[24]
• 2018: Woodville-West Torrens (3)^[25]
• 2019: Woodville-West Torrens (4)^[26]
• 2020: Norwood (2)^[27]
• 2021: Woodville-West Torrens (5)^[35]
• 2022: Glenelg (4)^[36]
• 2023: South Adelaide (1)^[37]

Under 16s premiership (2010–present)

• 2010: North Adelaide (1)^[38]
• 2011: North Adelaide (2)^[39]
• 2012: Norwood (1)^[40]
• 2013: North Adelaide (3)^[41]
• 2014: Glenelg (1)^[21]
• 2015: Sturt (1)^[42]
• 2016: Glenelg (2)^[43]

• 2017: Glenelg (3)^[24]
• 2018: Glenelg (4)^[25]
• 2019: Glenelg (5)^[26]
• 2020: Cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic^[44]
• 2021: South Adelaide (1)^[45]
• 2022: Woodville West Torrens (1)^[46]
• 2023: Central District (1)^[47]

External links

• Full Points Footy: SANFL Summary Chart
• Official South Australian National Football League website

See also

• List of SANFL minor premiers
• List of SANFL Women's League premiers

Notes and References

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2. Web site: Football . Adelaide Observer . 22 November 1884 .
3. Web site: PORT MAGPIES' RESERVES DUMPED. The Advertiser. 30 October 2018.
4. Web site: 2007 SANFL Annual Report. South Australian National Football League. 23 September 2020. Refer to pp. 64 for a list of premiers across all competitions from 1919 to 2007.. https://web.archive.org/web/20180907223949/http://footyindustry.com/files/afl/club_docs/SANFL/SANFL%202007%20Annual%20Report.pdf. 7 September 2018. live.
5. News: 1906 Adelaide and Suburban Association. 23 September 2020. Evening Journal (Adelaide). 24 September 1906.
6. Web site: 1907 Adelaide and Suburban Association. 23 September 2020. Observer (Adelaide). 19 October 1907.
7. Web site: 1908 Adelaide and Suburban Association. 23 September 2020. Evening Journal (Adelaide). 5 October 1908.
8. Web site: 1909 South Australian Football Association. 9 October 1909. 23 September 2020. Observer (Adelaide).
9. Web site: 1910 South Australian Football Association. 30 September 1019. 23 September 2020. The Express and Telegraph (Adelaide).
10. Web site: PORT II SMOKE SOCIAL. 25 October 1911. Daily Herald. 23 September 2020.
11. Web site: South Australian Association. 21 September 1912. The Express and Telegraph. 23 September 2020.
12. Web site: Sturt Seconds Score Association Premiership. Daily Herald. 1 September 2013. 23 September 2020.
13. Web site: B Grade Premiership South Adelaide Versus West Torrens. 17 August 1914. The Advertiser. 23 September 2020.
14. Web site: Association Premiership won by West Torrens B. 25 September 1915. Chronicle (Adelaide). 23 September 2020.
15. Web site: 2008 SANFL Annual Report. South Australian National Football League. Refer to pp. 62. https://web.archive.org/web/20180907223846/http://footyindustry.com/files/afl/club_docs/SANFL/SANFL%202008%20Annual%20Report.pdf. 7 September 2018. live.
16. Web site: 2009 SANFL Annual Report. South Australian National Football League. Refer to pp. 31. https://web.archive.org/web/20180907223917/http://footyindustry.com/files/afl/club_docs/SANFL/SANFL%202009%20Annual%20Report.pdf. 7 September 2018. live.
17. Web site: 2010 SANFL Annual Report. South Australian National Football League. Refer to pp. 59. https://web.archive.org/web/20180907224109/http://footyindustry.com/files/afl/club_docs/SANFL/SANFL%202010%20Annual%20Report.pdf. 7 September 2018. live.
18. Web site: 2011 SANFL Annual Report. South Australian National Football League. Refer to pp. 57. https://web.archive.org/web/20180907224059/http://footyindustry.com/files/afl/club_docs/SANFL/SANFL%202011%20Annual%20Report.pdf. 7 September 2018. live.
19. Web site: 2012 SANFL Annual Report. South Australian National Football League. Refer to pp. 55. https://web.archive.org/web/20180907224301/http://footyindustry.com/files/afl/club_docs/SANFL/SANFL%202012%20Annual%20Report.pdf. 7 September 2018. live.
20. Web site: 2013 SANFL Annual Report. South Australian National Football League. Refer to pp. 21. https://web.archive.org/web/20180907223647/http://footyindustry.com/files/afl/club_docs/SANFL/SANFL%202013%20Annual%20Report.pdf. 7 September 2018. live.
21. Web site: 2014 SANFL Annual Report. South Australian National Football League. Refer to pp. 19. https://web.archive.org/web/20180907223816/http://footyindustry.com/files/afl/club_docs/SANFL/SANFL%202014%20Annual%20Report.pdf. 7 September 2018. live.
22. Web site: 2015 Reserves Grand Final Replay. https://ghostarchive.org/varchive/youtube/20211219/vx5CQh19Epc . 2021-12-19 . live. South Australian National Football League. YouTube. 26 September 2015.
23. Web site: 2016 Reserves Grand Final Replay. https://ghostarchive.org/varchive/youtube/20211219/2CZzV4bM-ec . 2021-12-19 . live. South Australian National Football League. YouTube. 24 September 2016.
24. Web site: 2017 SANFL Annual Report. South Australian National Football League. Refer to pp. 16. https://web.archive.org/web/20200924070256/https://sanfl-content.imgix.net/content/uploads/2019/01/16095537/SANFL-2017-Annual-Report.pdf. 24 September 2020. live.
25. Web site: 2018 SANFL Annual Report. South Australian National Football League. Refer to pp. 15. https://web.archive.org/web/20200924070408/https://sanfl-content.imgix.net/content/uploads/2019/04/24092929/2018_SANFL_Annual_Report.pdf. 24 September 2020. live.
26. Web site: 2019 SANFL Annual Report. South Australian National Football League. Refer to pp. 17. https://web.archive.org/web/20200924070503/https://sanfl-content.imgix.net/content/uploads/2020/05/11113111/2019_AR.pdf. 24 September 2020. live.
27. Web site: 2020 SANFL Annual Report. SANFL.
28. Web site: Glenelg win 2021 Reserves Premiership. sanfl.com.au. 3 October 2021.
29. Web site: Sturt win 2022 reserves premiership. sanfl.com.au. 18 September 2022.
30. Web site: Glenelg wins 2023 Reserves Premiership. sanfl.com.au. 24 September 2023.
31. Web site: 2008 SANFL Annual Report. South Australian National Football League. Refer to pp. 62. https://web.archive.org/web/20180907223846/http://footyindustry.com/files/afl/club_docs/SANFL/SANFL%202008%20Annual%20Report.pdf. 7 September 2018. live.
32. Web site: 2008 SANFL Annual Report. South Australian National Football League. Refer to pp. 62. https://web.archive.org/web/20180907223846/http://footyindustry.com/files/afl/club_docs/SANFL/SANFL%202008%20Annual%20Report.pdf. 7 September 2018. live.
33. Web site: Results for 2015 U18s Maccas Cup. SportsTG.
34. Web site: Results for 2016 U18s Maccas Cup. SportsTG.
35. Web site: Eagles Win U18 Torrens University Cup Grand Final. 18 September 2021. Zac Milbank.
36. Web site: Glenelg win 2022 U18 Torrens University Cup. sanfl.com.au. 16 September 2022.
37. Web site: South win 2023 Torrens University SANFL U18 Premiership. sanfl.com.au. 17 September 2023.
38. Web site: Results for 2010 U16s Maccas Talent Shield. SportsTG.
39. Web site: Results for 2011 U16s Maccas Talent Shield. SportsTG.
40. Web site: Results for 2012 U16s Maccas Talent Shield. SportsTG.
41. Web site: Results for 2013 U16s Maccas Talent Shield. SportsTG.
42. Web site: Results for 2015 U16s Maccas Talent Shield. SportsTG.
43. Web site: Results for 2016 U16s Maccas Cup. SportsTG.
44. Web site: SANFL Update – SANFLW, SANFL Juniors, Auskick and Community Football. 20 March 2020. SANFL.
45. Web site: South win first U16 Torrens University Cup. sanfl.com.au. 25 April 2021.
46. Web site: Eagles win 2022 U16 Torrens University Cup. 16 September 2022. sanfl.com.au.
47. Web site: Central win 2023 Torrens University SANFL U16 Premiership. 17 September 2023.