Scottish Junior Football Central Division Two

Scottish Junior Football Central Division Two
Country  Scotland
Founded 2002
Number of teams 11
Promotion to Central District First Division
Relegation to none
Domestic cup(s) Scottish Junior Cup
Current champions Blantyre Victoria
(2013–14)
Website SJFA

The Scottish Junior Football Central District Second Division is a fourth-tier division of the West Region of the Scottish Junior Football Association.

The three highest-placed teams at the end of the season will be promoted to the Central District First Division.

Member clubs for the 2014–15 season

Club Location Home Ground Finishing position 2013–14
Cambuslang Rangers Cambuslang Somervell Park Central District First Division, 11th
East Kilbride Thistle East Kilbride The Showpark 10th
Forth Wanderers Forth Kingshill Park 4th
Glasgow Perthshire Possilpark, Glasgow Keppoch Park Central District First Division, 13th
Johnstone BurghJohnstone Keanie Park Central District First Division, 12th
Newmains United Newmains Victoria Park 11th
Port Glasgow Port Glasgow Parklea Community Stadium 8th
Rossvale Springburn, Glasgow Petershill Park 7th
Royal Albert Stonehouse Tilework Park 5th
St. Roch's Provanmill, Glasgow James McGrory Park 9th
Vale of Leven Alexandria Millburn Park 6th

Season summaries

Season Champions Also promoted
2002–03 St Anthony's Port Glasgow, Dunipace Juniors
2003–04 Clydebank Carluke Rovers, Yoker Athletic
2004–05 Lanark United Thorniewood United, Lesmahagow
2005–06 Blantyre Victoria Port Glasgow, Glasgow Perthshire
2006–07 Ashfield St Roch's, Benburb
2007–08 Vale of Leven Thorniewood United, Cambuslang Rangers
2008–09 Blantyre Victoria Dunipace Juniors, Glasgow Perthshire
2009–10 Johnstone Burgh Shettleston, Greenock Juniors
2010–11 Yoker Athletic Larkhall Thistle, Benburb
2011–12 1 Carluke Rovers St Roch's, Lesmahagow
2012–13 Cambuslang Rangers Maryhill, Johnstone Burgh
2013–14 Blantyre Victoria Vale of Clyde, Wishaw Juniors

1 Stonehouse Violet folded on 11 January 2012 and withdrew from the league.[1] Their playing record was expunged.


References

  1. ↑ "Violet fold". Scottish Junior Football Association. 12 January 2012. Retrieved 12 January 2012.