Cheltenham Association Football League

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Cheltenham Association Football League
Cheltenham League.png
Country England
Founded 1900
Divisions 6
Number of teams 67
Level on pyramid Levels 14 to 19
Feeder to Gloucestershire Northern Senior League
Promotion to Gloucestershire Northern Senior League Division Two
Current champions Charlton Rovers
(2013-14)
Website cheltenhamleague.co.uk

The Cheltenham Association Football League is a football competition based in England and has a total of six divisions. Its top division, Division One sits at level 14 of the English football league system. It is a feeder to the Gloucestershire Northern Senior League. There is also a feeder link to the Cheltenham League with the champion club from the Cirencester and District League being able to progress to Division One of the Cheltenham League.

The Cheltenham League is affiliated to the Gloucestershire County FA.

Background

The Cheltenham Association Football League is based in and around Cheltenham, providing league football for teams in a 50-mile radius of the town. From its humble beginnings in 1900, the league now boasts 6 divisions, comprising 71 teams and is a feeder league for the Gloucestershire Northern Senior League.[1]

Among the clubs that have left the Cheltenham League and now compete at a higher level are:

The Herd are another side that progressed from the Cheltenham League to the Hellenic Football League and in more recent years were known as Cirencester United, however the club has now disbanded.

Member clubs 2014–15

  • Division One
  • AC Olympia
  • Bishop's Cleeve 'A'
  • Churchdown Panthers
  • Falcons
  • FC Lakeside
  • Gala Wilton Reserves
  • Hanley Swan
  • Kings
  • Newton
  • RSG
  • Upton Town
  • Whaddon United
  • Division Two
  • Andoversford
  • Cheltenham Civil Service Reserves
  • Cheltenham Patriots
  • FC Barometrics Reserves
  • Gloucester Elmleaze
  • Northleach Town
  • Prestbury Rovers
  • Shurdington Rovers
  • Southside
  • Staunton & Corse
  • Tewkesbury Town
  • Whaddon United Reserves
  • WMK
  • Division Three
  • Brockworth Albion Reserves
  • Charlton Rovers Reserves
  • Dowty Dynamos
  • Falcons Reserves
  • Fintan
  • Gala Wilton 'A'
  • Leckhampton Rovers
  • Newlands Athletic
  • Pittville United
  • Shurdington Rovers Reserves
  • Welland
  • Division Four
  • Apperley
  • Bourton Rovers 'A'
  • Cheltenham Civil Service 'A'
  • Kings Reserves
  • Leckhampton Rovers Reserves
  • Northway
  • Smiths Athletic Reserves
  • Southside Reserves
  • Star Reserves
  • Winchcombe Town Reserves
  • Division Five
  • Andoversford Reserves
  • Bredon Reserves
  • Cheltenham Athletic
  • Cheltenham Civil Service 'B'
  • FC Barometrics 'A'
  • FC Lakesdie Reserves
  • Hatherley
  • Kingshill Sports
  • Pittville United Reserves
  • Sherborne Harriers
  • Staunton & Corse Reserves
  • Division Six
  • Andoversford 'A'
  • Apperley Reserves
  • Charlton Rovers 'A'
  • Cheltenham Saracens 'A'
  • Cheltenham United
  • Fintan Reserves
  • Gala Wilton 'B'
  • Malvern Vale
  • Prestbury Rovers Reserves
  • Regency Town

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List of Division 1 Champions

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List of recent Division 2 to 6 Champions

Season Division Two Division Three Division Four Division Five Division Six
2000–01 Dynamos Newton Heath Phoenix United Warden Hill United Reserves
2001–02 Smiths Athletic Reserves Bishop's Cleeve 'A' Warden Hill United Reserves Northway Reserves
2002–03 Newton Heath Warden Hill Reserves Northway Reserves Naunton Park
2003–04 Rowanfield United St Marks Reserves Charlton Rovers Tewkesbury YMCA Reserves
2004–05 Bishop's Cleeve 'A' Gala Wilton Reserves Tewkesbury YMCA Reserves Tewkesbury Dynamos
2005–06 Cheltenham Civil Service Reserves High Tech Rangers AC Olympia Tewkesbury Town
2006–07 Finlay Rovers Whaddon United Tewkesbury Town Churchdown Panthers
2007–08 Whaddon United Winchcombe Town Reserves Tewkesbury Rovers FC Barometrics Reserves
2008–09 Whaddon United Reserves Broadway United Churchdown Panthers Cheltenham & Gloucester Cheltenham Saracens 'C'
2009–10 Real Whaddon Gloucester Elmleaze Cheltenham & Gloucester Cheltenham Saracens 'B' FC Lakeside
2010–11 Falcons Smiths Athletic Reserves RSG FC Lakeside Cheltonians
2011–12 Bibury Hanley Swan FC Lakeside Welland Newlands Athletic
2012-13 Gala Wilton Reserves FC Lakeside Priors Pittville United Hatherley
2013-14 Churchdown Panthers Cheltenham Patriots Shurdington Rovers Reserves Northway FC Lakeside Reserves

Source[5][6]

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External links

  1. REDIRECT Template:Men's football in England