West Yorkshire Football League
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West Yorkshire Football League |
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Founded |
1929 |
Nation |
England |
Feeder To |
NCE Division One |
Level on Pyramid |
11th tier |
Website |
link |
The West Yorkshire League is a football competition based in Yorkshire, England. It was previously known as the Leeds League. The league currently has five divisions - three for first teams, the Premier Division, Division One and Division Two, plus two for reserve sides, the Alliance Division One and the Alliance Division Two.
Although not officially part of the National League System, the Premier Division effectively acts as a step 7 (or level 11) league, with clubs able to be promoted to the Northern Counties East Football League Division One. Two teams from the West Yorkshire League, Nostell Miners Welfare from the Premier Division and AFC Emley from Division One, were accepted by the Northern Counties East League for the 2006-07 season.
The divisional winners for the 2005-06 season were Leeds Metropolitan Carnegie (Premier Division), Sherburn White Rose (Division One) and Field Sports & Social (Division Two).
[edit] Member clubs 2006-07
- Premier Division
Aberford Albion | Bardsey | Beeston St Anthony's | Boroughbridge | Carlton Athletic | Horsforth St. Margaret's | Howden Clough | Knaresborough Town | Leeds Metropolitan Carnegie | Ossett Common Rovers | Pontefract Sports & Social Club | Rothwell Athletic | Sherburn White Rose | Street Work Soccer | Wetherby Athletic | Whitkirk Wanderers
- Division One
Altofts | Barwick | Churwell Lions | Field Sports & Social | Hartshead | Ilkley | Kellingley Welfare | Kippax Athletic | Old Headingley | Otley Town | Pool | Ripon City | Robin Hood Athletic | Sandy Lane | Tadcaster Magnet Sports | Woodhouse Hill WMC
- Division Two
Baildon Trinity Athletic | Boston Spartans | East End Park | Featherstone Colliery | Great Preston | Horbury Town | Hunslet | Kippax Welfare | Leeds City | Mount St. Mary's | Nostell Miners Welfare Reserves | Rothwell Town | Stanley United | Swillington Saints | Upper Armley Old Boys | Wyke Wanderers
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English football league system - Level 11 to 13 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
Promotion to: Northern Counties East Football League Division One | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
Relegation to: Leeds Red Triangle Football League, York Football League | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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