Current Clubs
| Colours | Club | Nickname | Entered Competition |
Home Ground(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aldinga | Sharks | 1977 | Aldinga Oval | |
| Brighton Bombers (formerly BDOS) | Bombers | 1997 | Brighton Oval | |
| Christies Beach | Saints | 1966 | John Bice Memorial Oval | |
| Cove | Cobras | 1984 | Mortgage Choice Oval, Oval Road Hallett Cove | |
| Edwardstown | Towns | 2009 | Edwardstown Recreation Ground | |
| Flagstaff Hill (formerly Brighton Methodist) | Falcons (formerly Bushpigs) | 1986 | Flagstaff Hill Recreation Ground | |
| Hackham (formerly Southern Hawks) | Hawks | 1977 | Morphett Vale Reserve | |
| Happy Valley | Vikings | 1983 | Happy Valley Oval | |
| Marion (formerly Sturt) | Rams | 1987 | Sturt Oval | |
| Morphett Vale | Emus | 1963 | Morphett Vale Memorial Oval | |
| Morphettvile Park | Roos | 1987 | Kellett Reserve | |
| Noarlunga | Shoes | 1951 | Old Noarlunga Oval | |
| O'Sullivan Beach-Lonsdale | Lions | 2002 | Morphett Vale High School | |
| Port Noarlunga | Cockle Divers | 1947 | Port Noarlunga Oval | |
| Reynella | Wineflies | 1948 | Reynella Oval |
- Note: Year given as entering competition applies to the current stint only
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