2026 Season
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Minor Round Done & Dusted
And just like that, the minor round is done for another season. For Glencoe, Kalangadoo, Kongorong, Nangwarry and Port…
A Taste of What’s To Come
Port MacDonnell vs Nangwarry – Port MacDonnell successfully negotiated what was a potential danger game against…
Finals Momentum Starts To Build
Hatherleigh def Port MacDonnell – Despite the final margin, this was certainly not an easy contest for…
Tigers Strengthen Top Two as Finals Race Heats Up
With only three minor rounds remaining, the race to secure the best possible finals position continues to heat up….
Century Milestone Highlights Another Big Round of MSEFL Action
Round 14 of Mid South Eastern Football League action produced some impressive performances, with Tantanoola, Robe and…
The Road to September Starts to Take Shape
After a week off for the SA Country Championships, teams returned ready for the final six rounds of the 2026 Mid South…
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Celebrating a legacy of football and community strength since 1946
The Mid South East Football League (MSEFL) was established in 1946 and has been a cornerstone of football in the South East region of South Australia. Based around the town of Millicent, the league currently comprises nine clubs: Glencoe, Hatherleigh, Kalangadoo, Kongorong, Mount Burr, Nangwarry, Port MacDonnell, Robe, and Tantanoola.
From its early days, the MSEFL has played a vital role in fostering both senior and junior football, with a strong emphasis on community and sportsmanship. A key feature of the league is its close partnership with the Mid South East Netball Association, which has helped cement its reputation as the “Family League.” This connection has ensured a welcoming, community-driven environment where multiple generations come together to enjoy and support local sport.
Over the years, the MSEFL has produced talented footballers and passionate club rivalries, contributing to the rich sporting culture of the region. With a proud history and deep community ties, the league continues to thrive, providing a competitive yet family-friendly sporting experience for players and supporters alike.