Humber Premier League

Humber Premier League
Founded
2000
Nation
England
Feeder To
Northern Counties East Football League
Relegation To
Driffield and District League
East Riding County League
Divisions
Premier Division
Division One
Number of Teams
28
16 (Premier Division)
12 (Division One)
Levels on Pyramid
11th (Premier Division)
12th (Division One)
Current Champions (2016–17)
Crown (Premier)
Hornsea Town (Division One)

The Humber Premier League is a football competition for clubs in the East Riding of Yorkshire and north Lincolnshire areas of England.

The league sits at the 11th tier of the English football pyramid and feeds the Northern Counties East League. So far only two clubs have taken the step up from this league due to its status as a relatively new league and the general lack of hierarchical football structure in the Yorkshire area. This occurred in 2015 when Hull United were promoted into the Northern Counties East League[1] although their stay in that division was just a single season[2] and two years later East Yorkshire Carnegie were promoted.[3]

History

The league was formed in 2000. It began as a single division and expanded to include a Division One for the 2005–06 season. Reckitts won the league five times in the first six seasons of its existence.

Past champions

Season Premier Division
2000–01 Reckitts
2001–02 Reckitts
2002–03 Reckitts
2003–04 Hutton Cranswick United
2004–05 Reckitts
Season Premier Division Division One
2005–06 Reckitts North Ferriby United Reserves
2006–07 Sculcoates Amateurs Smith & Nephew
2007–08 Sculcoates Amateurs St. Andrews Police Club
2008–09 Chalk Lane Hessle Sporting Club
2009–10 Reckitts Crown
2010–11 Sculcoates Amateurs Hodgsons
2011–12 Reckitts Scarborough Town
2012–13 Beverley Town Goole United
2013–14 Beverley Town Wawne United
2014–15 Sculcoates Amateurs East Yorkshire Carnegie
2015-16 Wawne United North Ferriby Athletic
2016-17 Crown Hornsea Town

Member clubs 2016–17

Premier Division

Division One

References

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