1930 SAAFL season

The 1930 SAAFL season was the 16th season of the South Australian Amateur Football League (SAAFL).

The 1930 season commenced on 3 May and concluded on 13 September.

S.A. Railways entered the competition, their home ground at Railways Oval (Park 25). Mount Barker were also admitted into the Amateur League, playing at Dunn Park. As South Adelaide Ramblers did not re-affiliate, only Henley & Grange were demoted to A2. Kingswood and Teachers Training College were promoted to A1 along with Mount Barker to form an even eight-team competition. Railways were admitted to A2 making that a seven-team competition. Semaphore Central played its matches at Largs Reserve.

A1 University A, Semaphore Central, Kenilworth, Underdale, St. Augustine, Teachers' College, Kingswood, Mount Barker +PosTeamPldWLDPFPAPts1Kenilworth1411301361830222University1410401317975203Semaphore Central1410401032838204Teachers Training College1494113191007195Underdale United149411222991196St. Augustine143110682111467Mount Barker142120825141448Kingswood14113083513222 source:

Finals

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A2 Henley and Grange, Prince Alfred Old Collegians, St. Peters Old Collegians, Scotch Old Collegians, University B, Y.M.C.A., Railways Institute. +PosTeamPldWLDPFPAPts1Henley and Grange1211101186641222Saint Peters Old Collegians1210201012661203Prince Alfred Old Collegians12840731697164Y.M.C.A12570650778105Scotch Old Collegians1248049660086University B1239044897067S.A. Railways Institute1211102 source:

Finals

Semi Finals

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Final

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Representative

vs Metropolitan Amateur Football Association

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vs Port Pirie Football Association

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vs Combined Universities (Adelaide and Melbourne)

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