North Haven Football Banners

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North Haven Banners - Coastal Footy in Adelaide's North
When North Haven takes the field on a cool Adelaide afternoon with the sea breeze off the Gulf, a custom-designed FootyBanners.com run-through banner makes the whole occasion something special. Great banners match the spirit of a club that knows its community well, and the North Haven faithful deserve a banner that reflects their passion for the game.

Simple to Order
Ordering a North Haven banner is easy. Upload a player photo, add your message, and our design team takes care of the artwork. A proof comes back to you for approval before anything is printed, so the finished product is exactly what you had in mind.

Two Players, One Banner
Two North Haven players together on one banner is a striking way to celebrate a standout partnership or honour co-captains who have given everything for the club. The two-player banner creates an image both players and the whole club will be proud of.

Team Banners for Group Celebrations
Celebrate the full squad with a team banner for end-of-season presentations or club milestone events. Every North Haven player gets their place in a group photo that tells the story of the season in one powerful image.

Wall Keepsake Banners
A wall keepsake banner turns a great season into something permanent. Hang it in the clubrooms, give it to a retiring club favourite, or display it at home as a lasting reminder of what North Haven achieved and what the club means to the local community.

Grand Final Banners
When North Haven makes the grand final, the occasion calls for a banner that rises to the moment. Our grand final banners are made for the biggest game of the season and ensure every player runs out knowing exactly what they are playing for.

About North Haven Football Club
Origins and Founding
The North Haven Football Club has its origins in 1935 as the Port Adelaide Presbyterian Football Club, one of South Australia's early faith-based community clubs. The club took a recess during the Second World War and was reformed in 1960 by club stalwart Alf McLennan under the banner of the United Church League. For the next 18 seasons the club played all home games at Almond Tree Flat, a modest oval in Largs Bay with a tin shed as its changerooms. During those 18 seasons in the United Church League, Port Presbyterian Football Club - known affectionately as "Port Pres" - won 11 premierships and played finals in 14 seasons, establishing a culture of consistent performance that continues today.

Club History
The club joined the South Australian Amateur Football League (SAAFL) in 1980, winning A4 A Grade premierships in 1982 and 1984. Further premierships followed in Division 3 in 1985, when both the A and B Grade sides won flags, earning promotion to Division 2. In 1990, the club renamed itself North Haven to reflect the growing suburb it now called home - a decision that sparked debate at the time but proved to be the right call. More recent successes include Division 4 and Division 3 premierships in 2017 and 2021 respectively, along with numerous finals campaigns across the past decade. Today the club fields over 350 players and serves a broader football community of more than 1,000 people.

Home Ground
In 1988, the club moved from Almond Tree Flat to its current home at Ray Guscott Reserve in Largs North, a facility that has grown alongside the club over more than 35 years. The reserve provides grounds for men's and women's senior football, junior competitions, and the club's popular Auskick and Superkick programs. The move in 1988 marked a significant step forward in the club's development, providing space and infrastructure befitting a growing community club.

Community and Programs
North Haven FC runs three senior men's football teams, one senior women's team, 12 junior football teams including five all-girls sides, an Auskick program for ages 4-7, a Superkick program for ages 7-12, and two senior netball teams. The breadth of these programs reflects the club's commitment to being a genuine all-ages community club. The women's and all-girls programs have expanded significantly in recent years, ensuring football pathways are available to participants across the North Haven community.

North Haven and Largs North
North Haven is a coastal suburb in Adelaide's northern suburbs, located approximately 20 kilometres north-west of the Adelaide CBD. Part of the City of Port Adelaide Enfield, it sits along Gulf St Vincent and is known for its marina, boat-launching facilities, and proximity to the Barker Inlet wetlands. Largs North, where Ray Guscott Reserve is located, borders North Haven and shares the same coastal character. The area is a working-class, family-oriented community with deep roots in sport and the outdoors.
The club competes in the SAAFL and calls Ray Guscott Reserve, Largs North home. Visit the club website for more information, follow them on Facebook, and follow them on Instagram for news and match day updates.