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The Lea Valley Saints was an Australian rules football club in the Lower Lea Valley region of London, England.

History

The club was formed as a foundation member of the British Australian Rules Football League in 1990. They competed until 1996, the high point of their existence being a grand final appearance in 1993, although they were defeated by the London Hawks. The founder of BARFL, John Jelley, was the first president of the Saints.

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v t e Australian rules football in England
Governing body	AFL England Former: AFL Britain
National team	Men: Great Britain Bulldogs Women: Great Britain Swans
Leagues	AFL London Aussie Rules UK
Grounds	The Oval Motspur Park Peckham Rye Battersea Park
Clubs	Birmingham Bears Bristol Dockers Cambridge University Clapham Demons Guildford Crows Huddersfield Rams London Swans North London Lions Oxford University Putney Magpies Reading Kangaroos Shepherds Bush Raiders South East London Giants Wandsworth Demons West London Wildcats Wimbledon Hawks
Former Clubs	Earls Court Kangaroos Lea Valley Saints Liverpool Blues London Hawks Northwestern Miners Swindon Devils

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