North Gloucestershire Association Football League

The North Gloucestershire Association League is a football competition based in England. The league is affiliated to the Gloucestershire County FA. It has five divisions, of which the highest, the Premier Division, sits at level 14 of the English football league system and is a feeder to the Gloucestershire Northern Senior League.

North Gloucestershire Association Football League
Founded1907
CountryEngland
Divisions5
Number of teams61
Level on pyramidLevels 14 to 18
Feeder toGloucestershire Northern Senior League
Promotion toGloucestershire Northern Senior League Division Two
League cup(s)F J Pope Cup
Geo Sandoe Cup
J O Roberts Cup
Current championsMitcheldean
(2015–16)
WebsiteOfficial Website – TheFA.com

Background

The league was founded in 1907 and for more than 100 years has existed to provide safe, fair enjoyable and competitive football for teams in Gloucestershire north of the River Severn.[1]

Among the clubs that have left the league in the past and now compete at a higher level are Lydney Town and Tuffley Rovers.

Mitcheldean are the current league champions (2015–16).

Member clubs 2016–17

Premier Division

Bream Amateurs | Broadwell Amateurs Reserves | Coleford Town | Ellwood Reserves | Howle Hill | Huntley | Redbrook Rovers | Ruardean Hill Rangers Reserves | Soudley | Viney St. Swithin's | Westbury United | Whitecroft | Yorkley

Division One

Blakeney | Harrow Hill Reserves | Lydbrook Athletic Reserves | Lydney Town 'A' | Mushet & Coalway United | Redmarley | Redside | Soudley Reserves | Tidenham | Westbury United Reserves | Whitecroft Reserves | Woolaston Reserves

Division Two

English Bicknor Reserves | Harrow Hill 'A' | Lydbrook Athletic 'A' | Mitcheldean Reserves | Newent Town Reserves | Puma | Ruardean Hill Rangers 'A' | Ruardean United | United Longhope |Viney St. Swithin's Reserves | Whitecroft 'A' | Worrall Hill

Division Three

Bream Amateurs Reserves | Broadwell Amateurs 'A' | Coleford Town Reserves | Milkwall | Mushet & Coalway Reserves | Newent Town 'A' | Rank Outsiders | Redbrook Rovers Reserves | Ross Juniors | St Briavels | Weston | Yorkley Reserves

Division Four

Blakeney Reserves | Harrow Hill 'B' | Littledean | Lydney Town 'B' | Milkwall Reserves | Newnham United | Puma Reserves | Rank Outsiders Reserves | Sedbury United | Sling United | Tidenham Reserves

Recent divisional champions

 Season Premier DivisionDivision OneDivision TwoDivision ThreeDivision Four
2007–08SoudleyRedbrook RoversBaker StreetWoolaston ReservesViney St. Swithens Reserves
2008–09Aylburton RoversHuntleyHowle HillViney St. Swithens ReservesWhite Horse
2009–10MinsterworthNewnham UnitedRuardean Hill Rangers ReservesRuspidge UnitedSling United
2010–11MinsterworthWhitecroftSt. BriavelsWeston AthleticRuardean United[2]
2011–12Ruardean Hill RangersHuntleyLydney Town 'A'Viney St. Swithins ReservesSedbury United Reserves
2012–13Newent TownLydbrook Athletic ReservesEnglish Bicknor ReservesTidenhamAylburton Rovers
2013–14WoolastonRedbrook RoversTidenhamAylburton RoversHilldene Athletic
2014–15English BicknorEllwood ReservesSt. John's Howle HillRedsideWorrall Hill
2015–16MitcheldeanYorkleyMushet & Coalway UnitedWorrall HillWeston
2016-17
2017–18EllwoodRedmarley Staunton & Corse Reserves|
2018–19Broadwall Amateurs ReservesBlakeneyStaunton & Corse ReservesSoudley
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