Cirencester and District League

Cirencester and District League
Country England
Founded 1921
Divisions 2
Number of teams 26
Level on pyramid Levels 14 and 15
Feeder to Cheltenham League
Promotion to Cheltenham League Division One
League cup(s) Alexcars Cirencester Senior Charities Cup
CIA Arthur Shipway Memorial Cup
CIA Mills-Roberts Memorial Cup
Alexcars Cirencester Junior Charities Cup
Current champions South Cerney
(2014-15)
Website Official Website – TheFA.com

The Cirencester and District League is a football competition based in Gloucestershire, England. It has two divisions, the highest of which, Division One, sits at level 14 of the English football league system. It is a feeder to the Cheltenham League with the champion club of the C&DFL being able to progress to Division One of the Cheltenham League. Under the terms of a sponsorship deal, the C&DFL is currently known as the M4 Karting Cirencester and District League.[1] The league is affiliated to the Gloucestershire County FA.

Recent Champions

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Season Division One Division Two Division Three
2006–07 Siddington[2] South Cerney Reserves[3]
2007–08 Beeches[4] Taverners III[5]
2008–09 South Cerney[6] Stratton United[7]
2009–10 Bibury Bibury Reserves
2010–11 Bibury Down Ampney South Cerney Reserves
2011–12 Down Ampney Bibury Reserves
2012-13 CHQ United Corinium Sports
2013-14 CHQ United Kingshill Sports
2014-15 South Cerney Siddington Sports Vets

Member clubs 2015–16

Division One

  • Ashton Keynes
  • Bibury Reserves
  • CHQ United
  • Highworth Town Development
  • Intel
  • Lechlade
  • Malmesbury Victoria Reserves
  • Oaksey
  • Poulton
  • Siddington
  • South Cerney
  • Wroughton Reserves

Division Two

  • Ashton Keynes Reserves
  • Beeches
  • Blunsdon
  • Hatherop
  • Kingshill Sports
  • Lechlade Reserves
  • Minety
  • Oaksey Reserves
  • Sherborne Harriers
  • Sherston
  • Siddington Veterans
  • South Cerney Reserves
  • Stratton United
  • Tetbury Town 'A'

References

  1. ↑ FA Full-Time
  2. ↑ FA Full-Time
  3. ↑ FA Full-Time
  4. ↑ FA Full-Time
  5. ↑ FA Full-Time
  6. ↑ FA Full-Time
  7. ↑ FA Full-Time

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