club's second name change, having previously been known as Kingston. In 2006 the Roseworthy college Rams were renamed Barossa Rams. Burnside fielded no junior teams until they amalgamated with The Waratahs Junior Rugby Union Football Club in 1992. North Torrens was formed when West Torrens and North Adelaide merged. Western Districts Junior Rugby Union Football Club (the Vikings) is the junior team for the two senior clubs of Woodville and Port Adelaide. In 1995, Adelaide University and Old Collegians RFC established women's teams. Initially playing infrequently while building player numbers. By 2013 sufficient clubs had established women's teams for the Union to establish a formal competition. In 1999, SA Rugby again took on corporate change and release its Incorporated Association status and become a Company Limited by Guarantee, further underlining its commercial strength. In 2006, SA Rugby Union Ltd merged with the SA Junior Rugby Union. In 2014 Old Collegians broke an 8-year drought to win the premier grade premiership Current clubs As of 2018, there are fourteen clubs which make up RUSA, eleven of these clubs field senior men's sides, eight field senior women's sides and 11 field junior sides. There is also a golden oldies club for players 35+, and a rugby sevens club for women and girls (12+). Premiership winners Coopers Premier Grade 2019- Burnside 2018- Brighton 2017- Brighton 2016- Old Collegians Rugby Club 2015- Onkaparinga 2014- Old Collegians Rugby Club 2013- Brighton 2012- Brighton 2011- Brighton 2010- Brighton 2009- Brighton 2008- Brighton 2007- Southern Suburbs 2006- Old Collegians Rugby Club 2005- Brighton 2004- Brighton 2003- Southern Suburbs 2002- Port Adelaide 2001- Old Collegians Rugby Club 2000- Brighton Division One 2018 - Port Adelaide 2017 - Elizabeth Premier Reserve Grade 2018 - Onkaparinga 2017 - Burnside 2016 - Barossa Rams 2015 - Burnside 2014- Old Collegians Rugby Club 2013- Old Collegians Rugby Club 2012- Old Collegians Rugby Club 2011- Burnside Representative teams The Black Falcons team is selected from senior players within South Australia each year, and competes against other amateur representative rugby teams from states including Victoria and Western Australia. Junior Falcons teams are also chosen to play in national age group competitions. The Southern Warriors is the women's seven-a-side team that competes in tournaments including the National Women's Sevens tournament. The South Australian Under 20 team competes in the Southern States Championship and also plays occasional matches against other representative sides. Prior to 2008, state