Neath & District League

The Neath & District League is a football league in South Wales. The league consists of three divisions, named The Premier Division, Division One and Two. The Premier League is a feeder to the West Wales Premier League, and therefore sits at level 5 of the Welsh football league system.

Neath & District League
Founded1931
Country Wales
Number of teams29
Level on pyramid5, 6 & 7
Promotion toWest Wales Premier League
Domestic cup(s)Neath & District League Cup
Current championsSeven Sisters
(2019-20)
WebsiteOfficial League website

The last team to be promoted from this league was Ynysygerwn in 2016.

Member clubs for 2019–20 season

Premier Division

Division One

Division Two

  • AFC Glais
  • Celtic Neath 'A'
  • Coed Darcy 'A'
  • Cwmgwrach
  • Godregraig Athletic
  • Harp Rovers 'A'
  • Mond
  • Onllwyn
  • Resolven 'A'
  • Ynysymeudwy Athletic

Premier Division Champions

As sourced from the league's website.[1]

Season Premier Division
1931-32 Seven Sisters
1932-33 Aberpergwm
1933-34 Onllwyn Welfare
1934-35 Garthmoor
1935-36 Briton Ferry Athletic
1936-37
1937-38 Melyncourt
1938-39 Cynlais Villa
1939-1943 No competition
1943-44 Onllwyn R.A.O.B.
1944-45 G.K.B. Port Talbot
1945-46 Resolven
1946-47 Cathan Stars
1947-48 Melyn Stars
1948-49 Penrhiwtyn Athletic
1949-50 Garthmoor
1950-51 Skewen
1951-52 Cwm Wanderers
1952-53 Cwm Wanderers
1953-54 Mond Knickel Works
1954-55 Melyncourt Corries
1955-56 Melyncourt Corries
1956-57 Melyncourt Corries
1957-58 Ynysmeudwy Athletic
1958-59 Coedffranc
1959-60 Ynysmeudwy Athletic
1960-61 BP Llandarcy
1961-62 BP Llandarcy
1962-63 Cwm Wanderers
1963-64 Cwm Wanderers
1964-65 BP Llandarcy
1965-66 Cwm Wanderers
1966-67 Cwm Wanderers
1967-68 BP Llandarcy
1968-69 BP Llandarcy
1969-70 BP Llandarcy
1970-71 Cwm Wanderers
1971-72 Cwm Wanderers
1972-73 Cwm Wanderers
1973-74 Cwm Wanderers
1974-75 Cwm Wanderers
1975-76 Briton Ferry Athletic
1976-77 Cwm Wanderers
1977-78 Red Star
1978-79 Red Star
1979-80 Red Star
1980-81 Red Star
1981-82 Red Star
1982-83 Red Star
1983-84 Trebanos
1984-85 Ferry Wanderers
1985-86 Park Rangers
1986-87 Yellow Stars
1987-88 Yellow Stars
1988-89 Yellow Stars
1989-90 Cwm Wanderers
1990-91 Cwm Wanderers
1991-92 Cwmtawe
1992-93 Cwmtawe
1993-94 Clydach Sports
1994-95 Cwm Wanderers
1995-96 Giants Grave
1996-97 Cwmtawe
1997-98 Seven Sisters
1998-99 Cilfrew Sports
1999-00 Clydach Sports
2000-01 Llansawel
2001-02 Cwmamman United
2002-03 Llansawel
2003-04 AFC Caewern
2004-05 Llansawel
2005-06 Llansawel
2006-07 Onllwyn
2007-08 Giants Grave
2008-09 Onllwyn
2009-10 Giants Grave
2010-11 Giants Grave
2011-12 Ystradgynlais
2012-13 Ystradgynlais
2013-14 Ystradgynlais
2014-15 Giants Grave
2015-16
2016-17 Cwm Wanderers[2]
2017-18 Giants Grave[3]
2018-19 Bryncoch[4]
2019-20 Seven Sisters
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References

  1. "Neath League winners". Neath League official website. Archived from the original on 2 February 2012. Retrieved 28 June 2011.
  2. https://web.archive.org/web/20170716231943/http://neathfootballleague.co.uk/neath-premier-league/
  3. https://www.pitchero.com/clubs/sevensisters2/teams/219309/league-table?season=64702
  4. "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2019-07-17. Retrieved 2019-08-19.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)


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