Salisbury North Football Banners

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Salisbury North Banners - Footy in Adelaide's Far North
When Salisbury North runs out on a cool Adelaide afternoon, a custom-designed FootyBanners.com run-through banner fires up the crowd and gives every player the perfect send-off into the game. In Adelaide's outer northern suburbs, the football club is the heartbeat of the community, and a great banner honours that connection.

Simple to Order
Ordering a Salisbury North banner is easy. Upload a player photo, add your message, and our design team handles the artwork. A proof comes back to you for sign-off before printing, so the finished banner is exactly right for game day.

Two Players, One Banner
Two Salisbury North players side by side on one banner is a great way to celebrate a standout combination or recognise co-captains who have given the club everything this season. The two-player banner creates a powerful image the whole community will value.

Team Banners for Group Celebrations
Celebrate the full squad with a team banner for end-of-season presentations or club milestone events. Every Salisbury North player gets their place in a group photo that captures what the team achieved together through a full season of northern suburbs football.

Wall Keepsake Banners
A wall keepsake banner is a lasting tribute to a great season in Salisbury North's club history. Hang it in the clubrooms, give it to a retiring favourite, or display it at home as a permanent piece of football history from the northern suburbs of Adelaide.

Grand Final Banners
When Salisbury North makes the grand final, the community is right behind every player. 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 and who is watching.

About Salisbury North Football Club
Origins and Founding
The Salisbury North Football Club - known as the Hawks - was founded in 1954 by residents who had moved into South Australian Housing Trust homes in the growing Salisbury North area. The club's earliest kit was donated by the South Adelaide Football Club, and the original clubrooms were fashioned from wooden packing cases sourced from the General Motors Holden factory - a reflection of the working-class origins of the Salisbury North community. These humble facilities were later replaced with a brick clubroom structure as the club grew.

Club History
Salisbury North began their competitive football life in the Gawler Football League from 1954 to 1960, before joining the Central District Football Association in 1961 where they competed until 1978. In 1979 the club transferred to the South Australian Football Association (SAFA), and in 1995 joined the Adelaide Footy League (AdFL) - then known as the South Australian Amateur Football League - where they remain today. In 2026 the Hawks compete in Division 1 of the Adelaide Footy League, placing them among the top clubs in the metropolitan competition.

Home Ground
The Hawks play their home games at Salisbury North Oval in Salisbury North, South Australia. The ground has served the club since their early years in the northern suburbs competition and continues to host both senior and junior matches throughout the football season.

Community and Programs
Salisbury North Football Club has deep roots in the local community, having been formed by families who moved into the area during South Australia's post-war Housing Trust expansion. The club runs junior programs that provide a pathway for young players in the Salisbury North area, and maintains an active presence through social media for supporters and members alike.

Salisbury North
Salisbury North is a suburb in the City of Salisbury, located approximately 20 kilometres north of the Adelaide CBD. The area was developed significantly in the post-World War II era through South Australian Housing Trust construction, giving it a strong community character built around working-class families. The suburb is part of the broader Salisbury region, one of Adelaide's largest northern residential areas, with a diverse and proud community that has supported the Hawks for more than 70 years.
The Hawks compete in Division 1 of the Adelaide Footy League and call Salisbury North Oval home. Visit the club website, follow them on Facebook, and follow them on Instagram for news and match day updates.