Kenilworth (SANFL Juniors)

Kenilworth Football Club

St Marys SA · Approx $350.00 · AFL

Join Kenilworth Football Club for organised Australian Rules Football with training and games for senior and junior players. Participation is open to any gender and to players from kids through adults, with local footy competition and club involvement available.Approximate participant cost is about $350, and additional fees may apply.

Flinders University Football Club

Bedford Park SA · Approx $350.00 · AFL

Join Flinders University Football Club for organised Australian Rules Football club participation with regular training and team activity in Bedford Park. Players of all abilities are welcome, including students, graduates and community members, with a dedicated women’s training session and weekly sessions for members.Participation is open to any gender and...

Mitchell Park Football Club

Park Holme SA · Approx $50.00 · AFL

Join Mitchell Park Football Club for male Australian Rules Football club participation with local league competition and team-based play. Participation is open to males aged 12 to 17, 18 to 25, 26 to 35, and 36 to 50, with additional fees may apply.

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