team's Paul Salmon all kick 4 goals. The game also features John Platten, Tony McGuiness, Greg Williams, Dale Weightman, Chris McDermott and Dermott Brereton. 1987 South Australia 12.13.85 d Victoria 11.15.81: South Australia get home in a close finish, in a game that features John Platten, Chris McDermott, Gary Ablett, Dermott Brereton and Tony McGuiness. 1983 South Australia 26.16.172 d Victoria 17.14.117: In front of 42,521 parochial home fans at Football Park, the Croweaters earned their first win over Victoria at home since 1964 with a stirring 53-point win. Starring for South Australia were Fos Williams Medalist Michael Aish, Bruce Lindner, Peter Motley, John Platten and Mark Naley Croweaters in popular culture There was a song created about South Australia, called "Came from Adelaide", which describes two people watching a game between South Australia and Victoria, when one person says "Those Croweaters just can't play", while the other person replies: "That just isn't true, South Australians are great, as I'm about to tell you." Carnival history 1908: 3rd 1911: 1st 1914: 2nd 1921: 3rd 1924: 3rd 1927: 3rd 1930: 2nd 1933: 2nd 1937: 3rd 1947: 3rd 1950: 2nd 1953: 2nd 1956: 4th 1958: 4th 1961: 3rd 1966: 3rd 1969: 2nd 1972: 3rd 1975: 2nd 1979: 3rd 1980: 2nd 1988: 1st, Division 1 1993: 1st, Division 1 National Under 18 Championships 7: 1978, 1979, 1980, 1991, 1995, 2013, 2014, 2018 Fos Williams Medal The Fos Williams Medal was awarded to the best player from a South Australian team. The medal was first awarded in 1981. List of matches Other state teams The South Australian National Football League has a representative state team that plays annually against other state league teams. The South Australian Amateur Football League has a state team that plays annually against other state amateur league teams. There was a women's Victorian representative team that played annually in the defunct AFL Women's National Championships. There are also Under-18 South Australian teams that competes annually in the AFL and AFL Women's Under-18 Championships. South Australia is also represented in the annual veterans' game, the E. J. Whitten Legends Game, by the All-Stars team representing all states apart from Victoria. References South Australian National Football League Australian rules football in South Australia Australian rules football representative teams Australian rules interstate football