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Founded | 1898 |
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Country | England |
Confederation | FA |
Divisions | Premier Division Division One Division Two |
Level on pyramid | 14–17 |
Feeder to | West Yorkshire League Yorkshire Amateur League |
Domestic cup(s) | FA Albert Crabtree Cup Challenge Cup Invitation Cup |
Current champions | Shelf United (Premier Division) AFC Illingworth St Marys (Division One) AFC Crossleys (Division Two) Elland United (Division Three) (2018-19) |
Most championships | Stump Cross |
Website | http://full-time.thefa.com/Index.do?leagueid=5024874 |
The Halifax and District Association Football League (currently sponsored by Haslem - Sheppard) is a football competition based in England. It has a total of three divisions, of which the highest, the Premier Division, sits at level 14 of the English football league system. It is a feeder to the West Yorkshire and Yorkshire Amateur Leagues.
Season | Premier Division | Division One | Division Two | Division Three |
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2005–06 | Hebden Royd Red Star | Holmfield | Martin's Nest | Luddendenfoot |
2006–07 | Stainland United | Warley Rangers | Luddendenfoot | Kingston |
2007–08 | Hebden Royd Red Star | Greetland | Bowling Green | Siddal Athletic Reserves |
2008–09 | Luddendenfoot | Holmfield | Sowerby Bridge | Volunteer Arms |
2009–10 | Elland United | Sowerby United | AFC Crossleys | Greetland Reserves |
2010–11 | Hebden Royd Red Star | Stainland United | Copley United | Wadsworth United |
2011–12 | Elland United | Midgley United | Wadsworth United | AFC Crossleys Reserves |
2012–13 | Midgley United | Hebden Royd Red Star | Sowerby Bridge Reserves | Denholme United Reserves |
2013–14 | Ryburn United | Northowram | AFC Crossleys | Brighouse Sports |
2014–15 | Stump Cross | Holmfield | Illingworth St. Mary's | |
2015-16 | Calder 76 | Illingworth St Marys | Greetland AFC Res | |
2016–17 | Illingworth St Marys | Shelf FC | Ivy House FC | |
2017-18 | Shelf FC | Denholme United | FC Plummet Line | Mixenden United |
2018-19 | Shelf United | AFC Illingworth St Marys | AFC Crossleys | Elland United |
Season | Champions | Runners-up | Third place |
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1998–99 | Stump Cross | Hebden Royd Red Star | Shelf United |
1999-00 | Hebden Royd Red Star | Ryburn United | Sowerby Bridge |
2000–01 | Midgley United | Illingworth Sports Club | Hebden Royd Red Star |
2001–02 | Halifax Kestrels | Sowerby Bridge | Midgley United |
2002–03 | Midgley United | Halifax Kestrels | Greetland |
2003–04 | Midgley United | Hebden Royd Red Star | Stainland United |
2004–05 | Hebden Royd Red Star | Stainland United | Brighouse Old Boys |
2005–06 | Hebden Royd Red Star | Stainland United | Siddal Athletic |
2006–07 | Stainland United | Hebden Royd Red Star | Brighouse Old Boys |
2007–08 | Hebden Royd Red Star | Stainland United | Halifax Irish Centre |
2008–09 | Luddendenfoot | Hebden Royd Red Star | Greetland |
2009–10 | Elland United | Greetland | Ryburn United |
2010–11 | Hebden Royd Red Star | Elland United | Greetland |
2011–12 | Elland United | Warley Rangers | Ryburn United |
2012–13 | Midgley United | Stump Cross | Elland United |
2013–14 | Ryburn United | Stump Cross | Greetland |
2014–15 | Stump Cross | Ryburn United | Calder 76 |
2015-16 | Calder 76 | Ryburn United | Mixenden United |
2016–17 | Illingworth St Marys | Northowram | Calder 76 |
2017-18 | Shelf FC | Ryburn United | Sowerby Bridge |
2018-19 | Shelf United | Shelf FC | Sowerby Bridge |
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