The Adelaide University Soccer Club Black collegiate team is one of the most inclusive football teams in Adelaide with a mix of local and international players of diverse ages and skill levels.
Competitive on game day and full of frivolity and friendship off the pitch, it’s a passion for football that sets this group apart from the rest.
AUSC Black was a founding member of the Collegiate Soccer League (CSL) in 1981. After 23 years in the CSL, the squad then spent 15 years in the ranks of the SA Amateur Soccer League. Since returning to the CSL in 2020, the group has excelled from strength to strength.
If you’re looking for a long-term club, or are only in Adelaide for a semester or two, make the AUSC Black collegiate team your first destination.
Resources
Training: Tuesday / Thursday 6.30pm to 8pm
Matches: Saturdays
Training: Park 10
Things to do
Key contacts
auscblackcsl@adelaideunisoccerclub.com
- Lucas Barsby – A
- Konrad Groeneveld – B
- Gianni Severino – C
AUSC Black broadcasts
Season 2020: Women, men and junior training starts
Training starts now! Play with the Adelaide University Soccer Club in 2020.
New Board appointed to lead AUSC
The following members were appointed to the AUSC leadership group and will have a key role in the club's strategic direction for 2020.
Blacks division 3 men snatch crucial win
The Blacks handled the pressure of conceding early to win in a critical bottom of the table clash against PAC
Get your tickets to the 2019 club awards night
Tickets on sale for the men's and women’s 2019 awards dinner.
Progress update from AUSC Board
Brief members circular to update on progress since June's Special General Meeting.
Special Mo-ments – Al Azri reflects on Adelaide Uni journey
Three-time club best and fairest, and current all-time leading State League scorer says sad farewell to the AUSC community.
AUSC Black of bygone times
The Adelaide University Black squad has a rich history of playing in the South Australian amateur football competitions.
AUSC Black were founding members of the Collegiate Soccer League in 1981. In 2005, two AUSC Black CSL teams moved to the SAASL competition.
After being relegated from Division 2 following the end of the 2006 season, the squad was rebuilt, with plenty of new players and won promotion back to Division 2 for the 2008 season. The team didn’t fare too well during the 2008 season and were promptly relegated back to Division 3.
AUSC Black competed in the SAASL competitions for more than a decade under the names AUSC Black, AUSC Orange, AUSC Grey and AUSC Black 2.
In 2020, AUSC Black moved back to the CSL competition, starting in Division 3. They were competitive, finishing third in the league and were subsequently elevated to Division 2 for the 2021 season, after movement in the above division opened up space for the top three 2020 Division 3 teams to be promoted.
Season Preview: AUSC Black CSL Confident Ahead of Opening Fixture
AUSC Black look to build upon its results following a return to the Collegiate Soccer League last year.
Blacks division 3 men snatch crucial win
The Blacks handled the pressure of conceding early to win in a critical bottom of the table clash against PAC
Wolves no contest for blacks division 3 men
A dominant performance with three first half goals secured the Blacks their second win of the season against an overwhelmed
Blacks division 3 men challenge top team
‘Keeper Jacob Davey starred as his team challenged league leaders One Tree Hill away from home.
Blacks division 3 men lose despite valiant effort
A solid performance was not enough for the Blacks Division 3 men to secure any points in a frustrating league
‘Hula’ Dooley heroics, then Cup Dream Ends
Thanks to our roving reporter Dr Bill for these dot points… Elizabeth Vale were mostly good dudes. There were lots