United Church Football Association

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The United Church Football Association was an Australian rules football competition based in the suburbs of Adelaide, South Australia from 1906 to 1977.

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The competition was formed in April 1906 when delegates of some football clubs connected to churches in Adelaide met to establish a church association. The initial six clubs were Clayton Congregational, East Adelaide Methodist, Stanley Street Congregational, St Giles' Presbyterian, St Luke's Church of England, and St Mark's Church of England. [1]

Stanley Shield

The Stanley Shield was awarded to the champion team of the association from 1913. The shield was presented to the winner of a playoff between the A1 and A2 premiers. It was named after the Stanley Street team (later Thompson Memorial), which won three premierships in a row from 1910 to 1912. [2]

Non A-Division/A1 Premiers in bold.

YearChampions
1913 Brompton Methodist [2]
1914 Prospect Methodist [2]
1915 Walkerville Methodist [2]
1916-1918In Recess
1919 Glen Osmond Baptist [2]
1920 Franklin Street Methodist [2]
1921Franklin Street Methodist [2]
1922 Unley Methodist [2]
1923St Augustine's [2]
1924Unley Methodist [2]
1925St Augustine's [2]
1926Unley Methodist [2] [3]
1927St Augustine's [2]
1928Unley Methodist [2] [4]
1929 Flinders Park Methodist [2]
1930Flinders Park Methodist [2]
1931Flinders Park Methodist [2]
1932Flinders Park Methodist [2] [5]
1933Prospect Methodist [2]
1934Queenstown Church of Christ
1935Queenstown Church of Christ
1936Queenstown Church of Christ
1937Queenstown Church of Christ
1938
1939St Patrick's [6]
1940
1941
1942-1945In Recess
1946Queenstown Church of Christ [7]
1947Park Street Church of Christ [8]
1948 Royal Park Methodist [9]
1949Royal Park Methodist [10]
1950
1951 Ovingham Methodist [11]
1952Ovingham Methodist [12]
1953 Maylands Methodist [13]
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977

Premierships

YearA DivisionB DivisionC DivisionD Division
1906St Giles' Presbyterian [2]
1907St Giles' Presbyterian [2]
1908Stanley Street Congregational [2]
1909St Luke's Church of England [2] Chapel Street
1910Stanley Street Congregational [2]
1911Stanley Street Congregational [2]
1912Stanley Street Congregational Undefeated [2] [14] Parkside Methodist
1913Parkside Methodist [15] Brompton Methodist
1914St. Luke's Church of EnglandWalkerville MethodistRichmond Baptist
1915Walkerville MethodistRichmond Baptist
1916
-
1918		In Recess (World War I)
1919Glen Osmond Baptist
1920Franklin Street Methodist Undefeated
1921Franklin Street Methodist
1922Unley Methodist UndefeatedRobert Street Church of ChristMaylands Church of Christ
1923St. Augustine's Church of England
1924Unley Methodist [16] St Lawrence's [16]
YearA1A2B1B2
1925St. Augustine's Church of England [17] Hindmarsh Place Christian Church [17] Mile End Church of Christ Undefeated [17] St James' Church of England [17] [18]
1926Unley Methodist [3] [19] Mile End Church of Christ [3] St James' Church of England [3] [20] Royal Park Methodist [3] [19]
1927St Augustine's Undefeated [21] Hindmarsh Baptist [21] Royal Park Methodist [21] Flinders Park Methodist [21] [22]
1928Unley MethodistSt Cuthbert's Church of EnglandSt James' Church of EnglandQueenstown Church of Christ
1929Flinders Park Methodist [23] Burnside Christian Church [23] Clayton Congregational
1930Flinders Park Methodist [24] Clayton Congregational [24] Manthorpe Memorial [24]
YearA DivisionB DivisionC DivisionD Division
1931Flinders Park Methodist [25] Queenstown Church of Christ [25] Maylands Church of Christ [25]
1932Flinders Park Methodist [26] Norwood Church of Christ [26] College Park Congregational [5]
1933Prospect MethodistManthorpe MemorialHindmarsh Baptist
1934Queenstown Church of Christ Undefeated [27] Brompton Methodist [27] Torrensville Methodist [27] St Giles' Presbyterian [27]
1935Queenstown Church of Christ Undefeated [28] St Patrick's
1936Queenstown Church of Christ Undefeated [28] Otiose [29] Port Adelaide Presbyterian [29] [29]
1937Queenstown Church of Christ [30] Port Adelaide Presbyterian [30] Unley Methodist [30] Clayton Congregational [31]
1938Queenstown Church of Christ [32] Norman Memorial [32] Croydon Methodist Undefeated [32] St Cuthbert's Church of England [32]
1939St Patrick's [6] Alberton Baptist [6] Holder Memorial [6] Ovingham Methodist [6]
1940Prospect Methodist [33] West Croydon Methodist [34] North Adelaide Baptist [33] Queen of Angels [34]
1941Queenstown Church of Christ [35] Queen of Angels [35] Holy Cross [36]
1942
-
1945		In Recess (World War II)
1946Queenstown Church of Christ [37] Enfield Methodist [37] Ovingham Methodist [37]
1947Queenstown Church of Christ [38] Park Street Church of Christ [38] Royal Park Methodist [8] [9]
1948Prospect Methodist [39] Royal Park Methodist [9] [40] West Croydon and North Adelaide Baptist
1949Royal Park MethodistColonel Light Gardens UnitedRichmond Baptist
1950Richmond BaptistUnley Methodist
1951Ovingham Methodist [41] Malvern Methodist [41]
1952Ovingham Methodist [42] Maylands Methodist [42]
1953Maylands Methodist [43] Royal Park Methodist [44]
1954Maylands Methodist [45] Allenby Gardens Methodist [45]
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968Port Adelaide Presbyterian [46]
1969Port Adelaide Presbyterian [46]
1970Port Adelaide Presbyterian [46]
1971Port Adelaide Presbyterian [46]
1972Port Adelaide Presbyterian [46]
1973Port Adelaide Presbyterian [46]
YearA1A2B1B2
1974Port Adelaide Presbyterian [46] Brighton MethodistAdelaide Lutheran
1975Adelaide Lutheran [47] Enfield Methodist[ citation needed ]
1976Adelaide Lutheran [47]
1977

Medallists

Moyes Medal

The Moyes Medal (officially called the John Moyes Memorial Trophy), named after Mr John Moyes who had founded the association, was awarded to the best overall player in the association. [17]

McLennan Medal

Philps Medal (A-Division Medal)

Patron's Medal (B-Division Medal)

C-Division Medal

Patron's Medal (D-Division Medal)

Member Clubs

ClubDenominationKnown Years ParticipatingNotes
Adelaide Congress Hall [54] Salvation Army
Adelaide Lutheran Lutheran1951-79 [55] St Steven's Lutheran (1951–52)
Alberton BaptistBaptist1935-47
Alberton East BaptistBaptist1948-50
Alberton and Ottaway United1951-54
Alberton MethodistUniting (Methodist)1940
All Saints1927-35
All Souls and SpicerUniting (Methodist)1933-40All Soul's and Spicer Memorial United (1933), Spicer and All Souls (1934–35)
Allenby GardensUniting (Methodist)1954-67 [56] Allenby Gardens Methodist (1954)
Ambleside1920
Bowden BaptistBaptist1914-20
Bowden MethodistUniting (Methodist)1913-15
Brighton CongregationalUniting (Congregational)1932
Brighton Tigers Uniting (Methodist)1963-77Brighton Methodist (1963–76)
Brompton MethodistUniting (Methodist)1911-35
Brooklyn Park Church of ChristChurch of Christ1946-49
Brooklyn Park U.C.Uniting (Methodist)1941
Burnside Christian ChurchBaptist1923-36
Campbelltown MethodistUniting (Methodist)1911
Cathedral1911-13
Chapel StreetChurch of Christ1907-13
Clayton CongregationalUniting (Congregational)1906-37
Clayton MethodistUniting (Methodist)1931
Clayton Norwood1952
Clayton and Wesley UnitedUniting (Methodist)1949-54
College Park CongregationalUniting (Congregational)1928-48
Colonel Light Gardens UnitedUniting1947-50Colonel Light Gardens Presbyterian and Congregational United (1947)
Cottonville Church of ChristChurch of Christ1924-25
Cowandilla Church of ChristChurch of Christ1925-28
Croydon Church of ChristChurch of Christ1927-31, 1937-46
Croydon CongregationalUniting (Congregational)1930-32
Croydon MethodistUniting (Methodist)1936-41
Draper MemorialUniting (Methodist)1909-21
Dulwich Park CongregationalUniting (Congregational)1932
Dulwich Rovers1919
East Adelaide MethodistUniting (Methodist)1906-08
Edwardstown BaptistBaptist1974 [57]
Enfield MethodistUniting (Methodist)1934-54
Flinders Park Methodist Uniting (Methodist)1927-32 [58]
Flinders Street BaptistBaptist1910-14
Franklin Street MethodistUniting (Methodist)1913-21
Franklin Street West MethodistUniting (Methodist)1914-20
Fullarton Church of ChristChurch of Christ1926-50
Gartrell Memorial MethodistUniting (Methodist)1924-25, 1946-54
Gartrell-Tusmore MethodistUniting (Methodist)1948
Glen Osmond BaptistBaptist1919
Glenelg Church of ChristChurch of Christ1927-48
Glenunga MethodistUniting (Methodist)1954
Goodwood BaptistBaptist1932-33
Goodwood MethodistUniting (Methodist)1912-14, 1929-30
Greek Orthodox Greek Orthodox1968 [59]
Grote Street Church of ChristChurch of Christ1929-31
Henley CongregationalUniting (Congregational)1941
Henley MethodistUniting (Methodist)1941
Highgate CongregationalUniting (Congregational)1934-35
Hindmarsh BaptistBaptist1908-40
Hindmarsh Church of ChristChurch of Christ1924
Hindmarsh Place Christian ChurchChurch of Christ1925-28
Holder MemorialUniting (Methodist)1925-54
Holy CrossCatholic1941
Holy TrinityAnglican1926-28
Immanuel Old ScholarsLutheran1977
Islington MethodistUniting (Methodist)1913-14
Kent Town MethodistUniting (Methodist)1934-35
Kent Town Rovers1919
Keswick MethodistUniting (Methodist)1929-30
Kilkenny United 1919-21
Madge Memorial MethodistUniting (Methodist)1946-48
Malvern MethodistUniting (Methodist)1912-13, 1950-54
Malvern and Rosefield MethodistUniting (Methodist)1934-41, 1946-49
Manthorpe MemorialUniting (Congregational)1923-35
Marryatville Juniors1919
Maylands Church of ChristChurch of Christ1922-40, 1947-48
Maylands Church of Christ and St Peters Presbyterianmixed1941merger
Maylands MethodistUniting (Methodist)1911-12, 1941, 1946-54
Mile End Church of ChristChurch of Christ1924-30, 1938, 1950
Mile End and Dulwich Church of ChristChurch of Christ1948-49
Mitchell MemorialUniting (Presbyterian)1925-30, 1934-35Goodwood Presbyterian (1925–30)
Nailsworth Church of ChristChurch of Christ1947-48
Norman MemorialUniting (Congregational)1936-39
North Adelaide BaptistBaptist1907-15, 1920–25, 1938–41, 1946
North Adelaide Juniors1919
North Adelaide MethodistUniting (Methodist)1946-47
Norwood and Kensington MethodistUniting (Methodist)1933-38
Norwood and Maylands Methodist UnitedUniting (Methodist)1932
Norwood BaptistBaptist1930-34
Norwood Church of ChristChurch of Christ1929-33
Norwood MethodistUniting (Methodist)1930-35
Norwood WesleyUniting (Methodist)1907-20
OTIOSE1933-37
Ovingham Methodist Uniting (Methodist)1913-15, 1925–26, 1939-76 [60]
Park Street Church of ChristChurch of Christ1924-27, 1937–40, 1946-48
Parkside Methodist Uniting (Methodist)1911-13became Kenilworth 1914
Parkside West MethodistUniting (Methodist)1924-27, 1938-40
Payneham MethodistUniting (Methodist)1909-10, 1936–40, 1947-49
Payneham and Woodville United1950-52
Port Adelaide Presbyterian Uniting (Presbyterian)1935-38, 1961-77 [61]
Prospect Church of ChristChurch of Christ1937-49
Prospect MethodistUniting (Methodist)1913-54Prospect Methodists United (1950)
Prospect North MethodistUniting (Methodist)1915
Queen of AngelsCatholic1939-41
Queenstown Church of ChristChurch of Christ1923-49, 1951-54
Richmond BaptistBaptist1913-15, 1947-52
Robert Street Church of ChristChurch of Christ1922-30, 1937-38
Royal Park MethodistUniting (Methodist)1926-30, 1947-54
Semaphore BaptistBaptist1935-36
Semaphore Church of ChristChurch of Christ1926-31
St Augustine's Church of EnglandAnglican1920-27 [62]
St Bartholomew's Church of EnglandAnglican1924-41, [63] 1948-51
St Cuthbert's Church of EnglandAnglican1922-35, 1937-39
St George's ChurchAnglican1909
St Giles' PresbyterianUniting (Presbyterian)1906-39
St Ignatius'Catholic1924
St James' Church of EnglandAnglican1925-31
St John's1933
St Laurence'sCatholic1922-29
St Luke's Church of EnglandAnglican1906-15, 1919-20
St Mark's Church of EnglandAnglican1906-07, 1931, 1951
St Mary's1929
St Mary Magdelene'sAnglican1911-12
St Michael'sAnglican1913
St Oswald'sAnglican1926-27
St Patrick'sCatholic1930-40
St Paul'sAnglican1926
St Peters PresbyterianUniting (Presbyterian)1935-40
St Saviour's Catholic1913-14
St. Thomas'1924
Sturt Ramblers1920
Torrensville MethodistUniting (Methodist)1933-35
Thebarton MethodistUniting (Methodist)1926-29
Thompson MemorialUniting (Congregational)1923-40Stanley Street Congregational (1906–14) [64]
Thompson, Spicer and All SoulsUniting1941
TrinityAnglican1911
Unley MethodistUniting (Methodist)1920-41, 1947-54
W.A. BaptistsBaptist1926
Walkerville MethodistUniting (Methodist)1914-15, 1928-29
Wellington Square MethodistUniting (Methodist)1912-15, 1924-25
WesleyUniting (Methodist)1911
West Croydon MethodistUniting (Methodist)1935-41
West Croydon Rovers1926
West Croydon-North Adelaide Baptist UnitedBaptist1947-50
West Hindmarsh MethodistUniting (Methodist)1924
Woodville DistrictUniting (Methodist)Mansfield Park Methodist (?-?) [65]
Woodville MethodistUniting (Methodist)1912-13, 1940
Woodville PresbyterianUniting (Presbyterian)1953-54
Y.M.C.A.1939

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