1995 Academy League

The 1995 Academy League was the second tier/division of British speedway. It was effectively the same division of teams that had competed in the 1994 British League Division 3 but was renamed because the British League Division 1 and 2 had merged.[1]

1995 Academy League
LeagueAcademy League
Season1995
ChampionsBerwick Bandits
Knockout CupBerwick Bandits
Division/s above1995 Premier League

Summary

The title was won by Berwick Bandits who had also won the previous season's Division 3 title.[2]

Final league table
Pos Team Played W D L F A Pts Bonus Total
1Berwick Bandits12100268341920626
2Stoke Potters1290360552618422
3Buxton Hitmen1270557557214317
4Sittingbourne Crusaders1270555559014317
5Mildenhall Fen Tigers1250754456310313
6Linlithgow Lightning122010513614426
6Devon Demons122010513614426

Cleveland Bays withdrew.

Academy League Knockout Cup

The 1995 Academy League Knockout Cup was the 28th edition of the Knockout Cup for tier two teams.[3]

It was only the tier two competition because the Division 1 & 2 had merged, this meant that the newly formed Academy League was tier two of British speedway at the time. Berwick Bandits were awarded the Cup following a first leg final victory, Stoke did not hold the second leg.

Final
Team One Score Team Two
Berwick63-42Stoke
Stokenot heldBerwick

Riders' Championship
  • 1st Kevin Little (Berwick)
  • 2nd Chris Cobby (Stoke)
  • 3rd Andre Compton (Buxton)
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See also

List of United Kingdom Speedway League Champions

References
  1. "Historic league tables". Speedway Archive.
  2. "1995 league tables". Speedway Archive.
  3. "1995 Academy League Knockout Cup Final". Speedway GB.
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