School Sport Australia U12 Australian Football Championships live stream 2022 (SSA U12 Australian Football Championships)

See when your state will feature on the exclusive live stream of the SSA U12 Australian Football Championships along with full team lists for every boys and girls side.

It’s been graced by a long list of AFL stars and now the School Sport Australia Under-12 Australian Football Championships will provide the stage for future AFLW guns.

The national tournament – featuring both girls and boys teams for the first time – will be exclusively live streamed by KommunityTV from August 7-12.

Returning for the first time since 2019, the championships will be held in Adelaide with all 30 matches across two ovals broadcast live (see full fixtures below).

Teams from South Australia, NSW, Queensland, Victoria, Western Australia and the ACT will do battle in the round-robin tournament at Norwood Oval and Campbelltown Memorial Oval.

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Scarlett Kelly (left) with vice-captains Jaiya Thornton and Lara Gribbin ahead of the School Sport Australia Under-12 Australia Football Championships. The tournament will be live streamed here by KommunityTV from August 7-12. Picture: Dean Martin

SA girls team coach Matt Bradley said his players were eager to pull on the famous red jumper and represent their state.

“They feel very honoured and privileged to make history as the inaugural SA girls team. They can’t wait,” Bradley said.

“A lot of the girls probably weren’t aware of that at the start of the trials and trainings, but as the weeks have gone on they’re realising the significance of wearing the state guernsey.

“For them to be able to do that and play at a national championships like this is fantastic for their development and female footy in general.”

The Croweaters will kick off their quests for the national titles with the boys and girls teams in action against NSW to open the championships on Sunday morning.

Faith Lutheran College and Tanunda Football Club product Scarlett Kelly will captain the SA side.

SA girls players Scarlett Kelly, Lara Gribbin, and Jaiya Thornton with boys representatives Harrison Webb and Hunter Fieldhouse. Picture: Dean Martin

The talented defender said she was looking forward to testing herself alongside her new teammates against the under-12 players in the country.

“I’m really excited to get the chance to play for South Australia,” Scarlett, 12, said.

“It’s just great to be part of the team and then to be named captain … I can’t wait.”

A breeding ground for some of the sport’s biggest modern day stars, the championships will also involve education and team bonding sessions across the week-long carnival.

States will play each other once in both the girls and boys draws to determine winners of the respective national titles.

KommunityTV’s broadcast will begin from 10.00am on Sunday, August 7.