OUR CLUB

History

Founded in 1970, Para Hills East Soccer Club began its journey competing in the Elizabeth and Districts Junior Soccer Association (EDJSA) with Under 8, Under 10, and Under 11 teams. The club launched its first senior team in 1978, entering Division 7 of the South Australian Amateur Soccer League (SAASL), and progressed rapidly through the ranks. By 1990, the club had reached the Sunday Premier League, South Australia's premier level of amateur soccer.

The senior team achieved Sunday Premier League titles in 1992, 1993, and 1994, with a fourth Premier League title following in 2003. The club expanded further in 2005 with the introduction of its first women's team in the Football South Australia (FSA) Community League, marking a pivotal moment in the club's development.

The juniors earned recognition by winning the Elizabeth Districts Dennis Moore Trophy in both 2016 and 2022, an award celebrating excellence in organisation, professionalism, and contributions to football. In 2023, the Premier A Men's Division won the Challenge Cup against Elizabeth Downs.

The club unified its junior and senior programs under one entity in 2024, establishing Para Hills East Soccer Club Incorporated, and achieved 2-star Club Changer status through Football Australia's Club Development Program.

In 2025, a new constitution was voted in to help establish a framework that will guide the organisation's future direction and growth. After more than 20 years, the Premier A Men's side claimed the Division One Championship. In 2026, the club transitioned its entire junior program to Football South Australia's Junior competitions, further strengthening its position in Adelaide's Northern Suburbs.

Football Australia 2-star club changer status