It was a time of uncertainty and transition, the summer break following our high school graduation. As many of our peers succumbed to the allure of aimlessness and negative influences, a group of ten boys decided to do things differently. We found solace and purpose at the St. Clair Recreation Centre, where our journey as a team began.
Hailing from a community riddled with negativity and challenges, we knew we needed something to hold onto. And so, we formed a tight-knit group, finding strength in each other's company.

To keep ourselves occupied and strengthen the bonds we'd formed, we dusted off our old high school jerseys, proudly wearing the emblem of St. Paul's. Pickup games became the norm for us, a way to keep the spirit of camaraderie alive throughout the holiday season.
But it wasn't until one fateful day that a friend proposed the idea - what if we transformed our summer pastime into something more? What if we created a team that would extend beyond the confines of a break and continue to unite us throughout the new chapter of university?
With a surge of enthusiasm, we eagerly embarked on the quest to establish our team's identity. After much deliberation, we settled on a name that encapsulated our shared journey: EastSide Rams. Residing predominantly on the east side of South Australia, our name proudly represents our roots and the collective spirit that defined us.

As time went on, our team grew in both numbers and strength. We faced countless challenges on and off the field, but our unwavering bond propelled us forward. Beyond the victories and defeats, we discovered the power of friendship, resilience, and unwavering support.
Every game we played, and every obstacle we overcame, served as a testament to the enduring spirit of our humble beginnings. EastSide Rams became more than just a team; it became a symbol of hope, a beacon of unity, and a reminder that even in the face of adversity, we could thrive and inspire others.
Today, as we look back on our journey, we recognize that our humble beginnings at the St. Clair Recreation Centre were the foundation upon which our triumphs were built. They taught us the value of community, the importance of positive influences, and the strength of