Southern Districts

The Southern Districts Amateur Football League (SDAF) is an amateur football league based in Albany, Western Australia. It was founded in 1966 and currently has 12 clubs competing in its senior men's competition, as well as junior competitions for boys and girls of all ages.

The SDAF was founded in 1966 by a group of local football enthusiasts. The inaugural season saw six clubs compete: Albany, Denmark, Hopetoun, Mount Barker, Mt. Romance, and South Stirling. The league has since expanded to its current size of 12 clubs.

The SDAF has produced a number of talented footballers over the years, including former AFL players Brad Green and Daniel Chick. The league also has a strong focus on junior development, and many of its former players have gone on to play at the highest level.