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The Limestone Coast Football Association is a soccer competition based in the Limestone Coast region of South Australia. An affiliated league of Football South Australia, six clubs participate in the LCFA across various divisions and age groups for men, women, boys and girls.

History edit

Founded as The South East Soccer Association in 1957, the founding teams were Blue Lake, Millicent, Mount Burr, Nangwarry and Naracoorte.^[1] The competition grew due to migrants from countries such as Italy, Greece, Croatia, Holland and the United Kingdom coming to work in the regions timber industry and railway system.^[2] In 1986 the league split and a newly named Green Triangle Soccer League was formed. SESA had International, Centrals, Blue Lake and Moorak United. GTSL had Apollo, Croatia, Millicent United, Millicent Wanderers and Naracoorte United. After two seasons with two leagues in the region, clubs were reunited again in 1988 in the new Western Border Soccer Association. In 2016 the league was renamed the Limestone Coast Football Association and in 2021 women's teams were added for each club after the closure of the South East Women's Football Association.^[3]

Clubs edit

Current Clubs edit

Club	Years in comp	Premiers won	Premiership Years
Apollo	1971–present	3	1996-97, 2010
Blue Lake Rangers	1957–present	2	1969, 1979
Gambier Centrals	1962–present	7	1982, 1998-99, 2003, 2016, 2021-22
International	1959–present	37	1961, 1964-66, 1975-78, 1980-81, 1983-85, 1987-88, 1991-92, 1994, 2000-02, 2004-09, 2011-15, 2017-20, 2023
Millicent United	1966–present	2	1971, 1990
Naracoorte United	1968–present	0

Former Clubs edit

Club	Years in comp.	Premiers won	Premiership Years	Notes
Mount Burr	1957–	0
Nangwarry	1957–	0
Tatiara United	2017	0		Folded after one season
Croatia / Mt. Gambier Knights	1959–1999	12	1960, 1962-63, 1967-68, 1972-73, 1986-87, 1989, 1993, 1995	Folded after 1999 season
Gambier City	1987	0		Folded after Western Border Soccer Association was formed
Gambier City Sharks	2001–2015	0		Folded after 2015 season^[4]
Gambier United		0
Millicent Wanderers	1987–1988	0		Folded after Western Border Soccer Association was formed
Naracoorte	1957–1972	0
Port MacDonnell Crays	1995–2000	0		Moved to Mount Gambier Showgrounds and renamed Gambier City Sharks^[5]
Hamilton Rovers		0
Moorak United	1988	0		Folded after Western Border Soccer Association was formed
Portland Panthers	1955–2019	0		Moved to SWFA in 2020 due to closed borders during COVID-19 pandemic
Roma		0

LCFA Premiers edit

Until 2010 the premier was the first placed team on the table, from 2011 the premier is the winner of the Grand Final.

Senior Mens

1960 – Croatia
1961 – International
1962 – Croatia
1963 – Croatia
1964 – International
1965 – International
1966 – International
1967 – Croatia
1968 – Croatia
1969 – Blue Lake
1970
1971 – Millicent
1972 – Croatia
1973 – Croatia
1974 No competition
1975 – International
1976 – International
1977 – International
1978 – International
1979 – Blue Lake
1980 – International
1981 – International
1982 – Centrals
1983 – International
1984 – International
1985 – International
1986 –
- SESA –
- GTSL – Croatia
1987 –
- SESA – International
- GTSL – Croatia
1988 – International
1989 – Croatia
1990 – Millicent
1991 – International
1992 – International
1993 – Croatia
1994 – International
1995 – Croatia
1996 – Apollo
1997 – Apollo
1998 – Centrals
1999 – Centrals
2000 – International
2001 – International
2002 – International
2003 – Centrals
2004 – International
2005 – International
2006 – International
2007 – International
2008 – International
2009 – International
2010 – Apollo
2011 – International
2012 – International
2013 – International
2014 – International
2015 – International
2016 – Centrals
2017 – International
2018 – International
2019 – International
2020 – International
2021 – Centrals
2022 – Centrals
2023 – International

League Best & Fairest edit

Year	Name	Club
1966	Rom Gawrys	Centrals
1971	Eddie Otter	Centrals
1977	Hans Kobes	Centrals
1993	T.Discianni	International
1994	J.Cornola	International
2003	Dante Bonner	International
2004	Bruce Morale	Centrals
2006	Nathanial Robbins	Centrals
2007	Dante Bonner	International
2009	Callum Ferguson	Blue Lake
	Adam Hodge	Apollo
2010	Matthew Weistra	Sharks
2015	Chris Bytheway	Apollo
2016	Tobbei Kennett	Apollo
2017	Cam Saint	Centrals
2017	Matthew Bueti	International
2018	Matthew Bueti	International
2019	Tobbei Kennett	Apollo
2020	Christian Fleetwood	Centrals
2021	Connor Prior	International
	Say Wah	Apollo
2022	Matthew Bueti	International
2023	Sam Shoemark	Centrals
	Dan Allwright	International

Notable Players edit

Josip Skoko Croatia
Jenna McCormick Blue Lake
Monique Iannella Centrals, International
Nathan Fleetwood Centrals
Nickel Chand Millicent United

References edit

^ "Clubs". Retrieved 8 July 2022.
^ Gerritsen, Tim. "The colourful history of South East Soccer". Australian Broadcasting Corporation. Retrieved 8 July 2022.
^ "Season kicks off". Border Watch. 30 April 2022. Retrieved 13 March 2023.
^ "Naracoorte United Soccer Club is gearing up for 2016". Retrieved 5 October 2022.
^ "History of the Sharks". Retrieved 5 October 2022.

4 Category:Limestone Coast

[1] "Clubs". Retrieved 8 July 2022.

[2] Gerritsen, Tim. "The colourful history of South East Soccer". Australian Broadcasting Corporation. Retrieved 8 July 2022.

[3] "Season kicks off". Border Watch. 30 April 2022. Retrieved 13 March 2023.

[4] "Naracoorte United Soccer Club is gearing up for 2016". Retrieved 5 October 2022.

[5] "History of the Sharks". Retrieved 5 October 2022.

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