2006 South Australian Super League - Clubs

Clubs

Team Coach Home Ground Location Founded
Adelaide City Damian Mori Ram Park Adelaide, South Australia 1946
Adelaide Blue Eagles Angelo Giannitto Marden Sports Complex Marden, South Australia 1958
Adelaide Galaxy Michael Petrillo Camden Sports Complex Novar Gardens, South Australia 1933
Adelaide Olympic Adrian Santrac Thebarton Oval Thebarton, South Australia 1978
Campbelltown City Rocky Aloisi Newton Sportsground Campbelltown, South Australia 1963
Cumberland United Mars Capasso (replaces Sergio Melta) A.A. Bailey Reserve Clarence Gardens, South Australia 1943
North Eastern MetroStars Mike Barnett T.K. Shutter Reserve Klemzig, South Australia 1994
Modbury Jets Duane Gray Jet Park Modbury, South Australia 1964
Adelaide Raiders Coach Croatian Sports Centre Gepps Cross, South Australia 1952
White City Woodville Milan Ivanovic Frank Mitchell Park Woodville West, South Australia 1952

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