Hills Football League

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The Hills Football League is an Australian rules football amateur league, situated in the foothills of Adelaide.

The League has over 2000 players belonging to 19 Clubs. The League's Clubs are divided into two playing Divisions: Central Division being mainly the larger towns within the Hills; and the Country Division consisting of the smaller towns. Each Division has their own minor round and finals programs.

1 List of teams
- 1.1 Central division
- 1.2 Country division
2 External links

[edit] List of teams

[edit] Central division

Birdwood Football Club (Roosters)
Blackwood Football Club (Woods)
Bridgewater Football Club (Raiders)
Hahndorf Football Club (Magpies)
Ironbank Football Club (Thunderers)
Lobethal Football Club (Tigers)
Mt Barker Football Club (Kangaroos)
Mt Lofty Football Club (Devils)
Onkaparinga Football Club (Bulldogs)
Uraidla Districts Football Club (Demons)

[edit] Country division

Blackwood Football Club (Woods)
Callington United Eagles Football Club (Eagles)
Echunga Football Club
Gumeracha Football Club (Magpies)
Kangarilla Football Club (Kangaroos)
Kersbrook Football Club (Blues)
Macclesfield Football Club (Bloods)
Meadows Football Club (Bulldogs)
Nairne Bremer Football Club (Rams)
Torrens Valley Football Club (Mountain Lions)

[edit] External links

Hills Football League

Australian rules football in South Australia
Governing Body	SANFL
Professional Clubs (AFL)	Adelaide Crows \| Port Adelaide Power
Metropolitan Leagues	SANFL \| South Australian Amateur Football League
Regional Leagues	Adelaide Plains \| Barossa Light & Gawler \| Broken Hill \| Eastern Eyre \| Far West \| Great Flinders \| Great Southern \| Hills \| Kangaroo Island \| Kowree-Naracoorte-Tatiara \| Mallee \| Mid Murray \| Mid South East \| Mid West \| North Eastern \| Northern Areas \| Port Lincoln \| Riverland \| River Murray \| Southern \| Spencer Gulf \| Western Border \| Whyalla \| Woomera & Districts \| Yorke Peninsula
Junior Leagues	Central District \| Metro South \| Metro West \| North East
Women's Leagues	South Australian Women's Football League
Masters Leagues	Masters Australian Football SA