Cheshire Football League

Cheshire Football League
Countries  England
Founded 1948
Divisions
  • Division One
  • Division Two
  • Reserve Division
Number of teams 29
Levels on pyramid Level 11-12
Feeder to North West Counties League
(Division One)
Promotion to North West Counties League
(Division One)
Relegation to Altrincham & District Amateur League
Current champions 2010-11:
Greenalls Padgate St. Oswalds (Division One)
Denton Town (Division Two)
Website Official website

The Cheshire Football League is a football competition based in Cheshire, England, which until 2007 was known as the Mid-Cheshire Association Football League. It has three divisions: Divisions One and Two, and a Reserve Division. Founded in 1948, only three clubs (Barnton, Knutsford and Whitchurch Alport) have maintained continuous membership since the formation of the league.[1]

Division One sits at step 7 (or level 11) of the National League System, and is a feeder to the North West Counties League Division One. The Cheshire Football League is fed by the Altrincham and District Amateur League.

Due to a sponsorship agreement, for the 2007-08 season the official name of the league was the Cheshire Building Society Cheshire Football League. Greenalls Padgate St. Oswalds won the Division One Championship in 2010-11, while the Division Two title was won by Denton Town.

Contents

2011-12 Members

Division One

Division Two

Recent Divisional Champions

Season Division One Division Two
1979-80 Barnton Prescot B I Reserves
1980-81 Rylands Handforth Irwin
1981-82 Hanley Town Intex
1982-83 Barnton Newcastle Town
1983-84 Rylands N/A
1984-85 Bramhall N/A
1985-86 Newcastle Town N/A
1986-87 Kidsgrove Athletic N/A
1987-88 Kidsgrove Athletic Leek Town Reserves
1988-89 Barnton Wilmslow Albion
1989-90 Grove United Garswood United
1990-91 Linotype Newcastle Town Reserves
1991-92 Grove United Broadheath Central
1992-93 Grove United Malpas
1993-94 Linotype Bollington Athletic
1994-95 Knutsford Cheadle Heath Nomads
1995-96 Garswood United Bollington Athletic
1996-97 Barnton Lostock Gralam
1997-98 Barnton Garswood United Reserves
1998-99 Barnton Padgate St Oswalds
1999-00 Barnton Trafford Reserves
2000-01 Barnton Broadheath Central
2001-02 Barnton Crosfields
2002-03 Barnton Golborne Sports
2003-04 Middlewich Town Padgate St Oswalds
2004-05 Barnton Penketh & Sankey Eagle
2005-06 Middlewich Town Gamesley
2006-07 Middlewich Town Stalybridge Celtic Reserves
2007-08 Styal F.C. United of Manchester Reserves
2008-09 Woodley Golborne Sports
2009-10 Club AZ Lostock Gralam
2010-11 Greenalls Padgate St. Oswalds Denton Town

(The league ran only a single division from 1983–87)

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