Jack Wallace of Long Plains was a dominant player in the early 1920s, winning two Murrell Medals and being runner up for a further two.

When the program of matches was drawn up for the 1935 season it was decided to begin on May 25th to allow farmers the chance to finish their seeding.

It was also planned to take a week off when the South Australia vs Victoria state match was set down to be played at Adelaide Oval.

Adelaide Plains introduced a new import rule in 1998 where a boundary was placed around the competition with only those living within the limits able to play as locals.

Depending on the size of their population base and where the finished the previous season, each club was assigned a designated allowance of 'outside' players.

(From South Australian Country Football Digest - Peter Lines) Trevor Coleman Balaklava Richard Wilson David Moulds Hummocks Hummocks D Veitch Watchman/Auburn Geoff Davies Stuart Jolly Two Wells Two Wells Derek Schulz United Dale Williams Balaklava Gary Wehr Balaklava Luke Slattery Hamley Bridge Daniel Grguravic Two Wells Jono Wildbore Mallala Corey Stronach Virginia Craig Taylor Hamley Bridge Caleb Jones Virginia Logan Treverton United