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North Devon Football League

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Association football league in England

Football league
North Devon Football League
Founded1904
CountryEngland
Divisions4
Number of clubs46
Level on pyramid12–15
Feeder toDevon Football League
Websitehttp://www.northdevonfootballleague.org.uk

TheNorth Devon Football League is afootball competition based in England, established in 1904. The top division of this league, the Premier Division, operates at level 12 of theEnglish football league system and has been a feeder to theDevon Football League since 2019, and previously, theSouth West Peninsula League. TheNorth Devon Gazette sponsors the league and so the full, sponsored name of the league is the North Devon Gazette Football League.[1]

The league covers a 30-mile (50 km) radius fromBarnstaple.[2]

2023–24 Members

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Premier Division

  • Appledore Reserves
  • Appledore Lions
  • Boca Seniors
  • Braunton
  • Eastside
  • Fremington
  • Hartland Clovelly
  • Holsworthy Reserves
  • Landkey Town
  • North Molton Sports Club Reserves
  • Park United
  • Shamwickshire Rovers

Senior Division

  • AFC Dumnonii
  • Barum United
  • Bideford Reserves
  • Braunton Reserves
  • Combe Martin
  • Fremington Reserves
  • Ilfracombe Town Reserves
  • Lynton
  • Northam Lions
  • Shebbear United
  • Torridgeside Reserves
  • Woolsery

Intermediate Division One

  • Braunton 3rds
  • Hartland Clovelly Reserves
  • High Bickington
  • Kingsley Park
  • Kingsley Wizards
  • Langtree Lions
  • Morwenstow
  • Putford
  • Sandymere Blues
  • Shamwickshire Rovers Reserves
  • South Molton Football Club

Intermediate Division Two

  • AFC Dumnonii Reserves
  • Bideford 3rds
  • Bridgerule
  • Combe Martin Reserves
  • Dolton Rangers
  • Georgeham & Croyde Rovers
  • Holsworthy 3rds
  • Merton
  • Morwenstow Reserves
  • SAS Equalizers

Old divisions

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Here are the old divisions of the league which have since become defunct:[3]

  • Division Two – The division below the Premier Division, which ran from 1904 to 1958.
  • Division Three – The division below Division Two, which ran from 1921 to 1951.
  • Intermediate Division Three – The division below Intermediate Division Two, which ran from 2018 to 2022.
  • Intermediate Division Four – The division below Intermediate Division Three, which ran from 1971 to 1981.
  • Minor Division – The division below every other division in the league, which ran from 1934 to 1983.

Recent divisional Champions

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SeasonPremier DivisionSenior DivisionDivision OneDivision Two
1999–00Ilfracombe Town ReservesHigh BickingtonWoolseryBideford Youth (West), Red Star Barum (East)
2000–01Season abandonedSeason abandonedSeason abandonedSeason abandoned
2001–02Shamwickshire RoversBarnstaple Amateur Athletic ClubBideford YouthWrey Arms
2002–03Shamwickshire RoversBoca SeniorsSeamus O'Donnell'sLovacott
2003–04BrauntonHartlandTorrington 'A'Woolacombe
2004–05MorwenstowShamwickshire Rovers ReservesWoolacombeTorridgeside
2005–06Boca SeniorsWoolacombeNortham Lions ReservesDolton Rangers Reserves
2006–07Boca SeniorsNorth MoltonBratton FlemingGrosvenor
2007–08Boca SeniorsIlfracombe Town ReservesCombe Martin ReservesAnchor
2008–09Boca SeniorsTorringtonLandkey TownBuckland Brewer
2009–10Shamwickshire RoversBraunton ReservesWoolseryWrey Arms
2010–11Boca SeniorsPilton AcademicalsWrey ArmsNorthside Atlantic
2011–12Boca Seniors[4]Bideford ReservesFremingtonBarnstaple
2012–13TorridgesideFremingtonBarnstapleBraunton 'B'
2013–14Boca SeniorsPark UnitedWoolacombe & MortehoeChivenor
2014–15BrauntonLandkey TownChivenorAppledore Academy
2015–16BrauntonHartlandSporting BarumIlfracombe Town 'A'
2016–17Ilfracombe TownIlfracombe Town ReservesAppledore ReservesBridgerule
2017–18Park UnitedPilton AcademicalsTorrington ReservesBideford CAFC Spurs
2018–19Park UnitedAppledore ReservesBideford CAFC ReservesAppledore Lions
2019–20Season abandonedSeason abandonedSeason abandonedSeason abandoned
2020–21Season abandonedSeason abandonedSeason abandonedSeason abandoned
2021–22Park UnitedShamwickshire RoversBarum UnitedSandymere Blues

The 2000–01 season was abandoned due to an outbreak offoot and mouth disease in the area.The 2019–20 and 2020–21 seasons were abandoned due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

League Champions by team since 1904

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TeamChampionships
Appledore10
Boca Seniors7
South Molton7
Barnstaple Town6
Fremington6
Ilfracombe Town6
Braunton5
Bradworthy United5
Shamwickshire Rovers5
Torrington4
Lynton3
Park United3
RAF Chivenor3
Bideford AAC2
Combe Martin2
Holsworthy2
Pilton Centre2
Taw Ship Yard (Barnstaple)2
Abbey Centre1
Barnstaple F.C.1
Barnstaple Amateurs1
Bideford Reserves1
Bude Town1
Holy Trinity (Barnstaple)1
Minehead1
Morwenstow1
Pilton, Yeo Vale1
Tiverton1

References

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  1. ^"New North Devon Football League Name". North Devon Football League. 7 November 2007. Retrieved11 November 2007.
  2. ^"North Devon Association Football League - Honours Page".North Devon Association Football League. 2023. Retrieved6 August 2023.
  3. ^"North Devon League Honours". North Devon Football League. Retrieved11 November 2007.
  4. ^Rundle, Richard."2010–2011 North Devon League".fchd.info. Retrieved27 June 2013.

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