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Enfield Harriers was started by Mr Gary Adair in April 1960 and entered the South Australian competition in 'C' grade. Ten years later Enfield Harriers became an 'A' grade club and the club has a long history of premiership pennants with the club being the champion club a number of times.
The club’s longest serving member is John Pearce who has been coaching and in the club for well over 30 years. Enfield Harriers has a proud history in having some of the best officials in the state who regularly officiate interstate at the major events. The club has had many Australian representatives at international competitions with the latest being Brooke Billett who won the Commonwealth Games Hammer throw in Melbourne 2006.