Football Federation South Australia
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| Abbreviation | FFSA |
|---|---|
| Formation | 2005 |
| Type | State Sporting Association |
| Legal status | Active |
| Headquarters | Coopers Stadium, Adelaide |
| Location | |
Region served | South Australia, Australia |
President | Sam Ciccarello |
Parent organisation | FFA |
| Website | http://www.ffsa.com.au/ |
The Football Federation South Australia (FFSA) is the governing body of football in South Australia. The FFSA are affiliated to the Football Federation Australia. The FFSA run the highest level of football in the state, the semi-professional National Premier Leagues South Australia, below this they run the State League 1 and the State League 2 which are level 2 and 3 on the state's football league pyramid.
The current Directors of the Board of the FFSA are: President Sam Ciccarello, Wendy Barry, Estelle Bowman, Orazio Di Carlo, Giuseppe Franco, David Hewitson, David Pollock, Tony Taormina and Francis Wong.[1]
The FFSA run the South Australian Professional Men's Leagues, the Women's and Juniors Leagues, and the South Australian Junior Premier League (JPL), where teams from under 8s to under 17s play Sundays. The FFSA acts as the umbrella organisation for affiliated associations including Junior Associations, Masters' League and Collegiate League.
The FFSA Men's Competition was sponsored by Devine Limited from 2008-2012.
Season Winners
| Year | Men's Winners | Women's Winners |
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| 2000 | Adelaide Blue Eagles | N.A.B. SC |
| 2001 | Adelaide Blue Eagles | N/A |
| 2002 | Adelaide Raiders | Adelaide City |
| 2003 | Adelaide Blue Eagles | N/A |
| 2004 | MetroStars | Fulham United |
| 2005 | Adelaide City | Fulham United |
| 2006 | Adelaide City | Fulham United |
| 2007 | Adelaide City | Fulham United |
| 2008 | Adelaide City | Sturt Marion |
| 2009 | MetroStars | Adelaide City |
| 2010 | Adelaide City | Adelaide City |
| 2011 | Adelaide Blue Eagles | Metro United |
| 2012 | MetroStars | Adelaide City |
| 2013 | Campbelltown City | Adelaide City |
| 2014 | Croydon Kings | Adelaide City |
| 2015 | West Adelaide | Metro United |
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