North Leicestershire Football League

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The North Leicestershire League is a football competition based in Leicestershire, England. This league was established in 1931 and was formerly known as the Loughborough and District Amateur Football Alliance. It has a total of five divisions, the highest of which, the Premier Division, is a feeder to the Leicestershire Senior League. Each division has a different sponsor.

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[edit] Member clubs 2006/7

[edit] Terex Pegson Premier Division

[edit] Bunzle Midshires Division One

[edit] Hex Holdings Division Two

  • 3M Loughborough
  • Anstey Town 'A'
  • ATI Garryson
  • Birstall Old Boys
  • Charnwood Rangers
  • Loughborough FC Reserves
  • Newbold Jubilee
  • Shepshed Amateurs
  • Sileby Saints Reserves
  • Sutton Bonington Academicals
  • Thurmaston Rangers
  • Whitwick Wanderers

[edit] Windmill Trophies Division Three

  • Ashby Ivanhoe 'A'
  • Bagworth Colliery Reserves
  • FC Belgrave 'A'
  • Kegworth Imperial
  • Long Clawson
  • Loughborough United
  • Measham Imperial
  • The Railway Reserves
  • Thringstone Rangers
  • Woodhouse Imperial Reserves

[edit] RBF Fibreglass Division Four

[edit] Cups

The league runs two cup competitions, the Cobbin Trophy and the Bonser Trophy. The Cobbin Trophy is open to all first teams, whilst the Bonser Trophy is for reserve and 'A' teams.

[edit] Previous winners

Season Cobbin Trophy Bonser Trophy
2000-1 Hathern Birstal Old Boys
2001-2 Loughborough Towers Ashby Ivanhoe
2002-3 - Ashby Ivanhoe
2003-4 Hathern Hathern Reserves
2004-5 Gresley Miners Arms Hathern Reserves
2005-6 - -


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