Halifax and District Association Football League

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Halifax & District Association Football League
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Founded1898
CountryEngland
Confederation FA
DivisionsPremier Division
Division One
Division Two
Level on pyramid14–17
Feeder to West Yorkshire League
Yorkshire Amateur League
Domestic cup(s)FA Albert Crabtree Cup
Challenge Cup
Invitation Cup
Current championsShelf United (Premier Division)
AFC Illingworth St Marys (Division One)
AFC Crossleys (Division Two)
Elland United (Division Three)
(2018-19)
Most championshipsStump 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.

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Champions

SeasonPremier DivisionDivision OneDivision TwoDivision Three
2005–06Hebden Royd Red StarHolmfieldMartin's NestLuddendenfoot
2006–07Stainland UnitedWarley RangersLuddendenfootKingston
2007–08Hebden Royd Red StarGreetlandBowling GreenSiddal Athletic Reserves
2008–09LuddendenfootHolmfieldSowerby BridgeVolunteer Arms
2009–10Elland UnitedSowerby UnitedAFC CrossleysGreetland Reserves
2010–11Hebden Royd Red StarStainland UnitedCopley UnitedWadsworth United
2011–12Elland UnitedMidgley UnitedWadsworth UnitedAFC Crossleys Reserves
2012–13Midgley UnitedHebden Royd Red StarSowerby Bridge ReservesDenholme United Reserves
2013–14Ryburn UnitedNorthowramAFC CrossleysBrighouse Sports
2014–15Stump CrossHolmfieldIllingworth St. Mary's
2015-16Calder 76Illingworth St MarysGreetland AFC Res
2016–17Illingworth St MarysShelf FCIvy House FC
2017-18Shelf FCDenholme UnitedFC Plummet LineMixenden United
2018-19Shelf UnitedAFC Illingworth St MarysAFC CrossleysElland United

Premier Division top three

SeasonChampionsRunners-upThird place
1998–99Stump CrossHebden Royd Red StarShelf United
1999-00Hebden Royd Red StarRyburn UnitedSowerby Bridge
2000–01Midgley UnitedIllingworth Sports ClubHebden Royd Red Star
2001–02Halifax KestrelsSowerby BridgeMidgley United
2002–03Midgley UnitedHalifax KestrelsGreetland
2003–04Midgley UnitedHebden Royd Red StarStainland United
2004–05Hebden Royd Red StarStainland UnitedBrighouse Old Boys
2005–06Hebden Royd Red StarStainland UnitedSiddal Athletic
2006–07Stainland UnitedHebden Royd Red StarBrighouse Old Boys
2007–08Hebden Royd Red StarStainland UnitedHalifax Irish Centre
2008–09LuddendenfootHebden Royd Red StarGreetland
2009–10Elland UnitedGreetlandRyburn United
2010–11Hebden Royd Red StarElland UnitedGreetland
2011–12Elland UnitedWarley RangersRyburn United
2012–13Midgley UnitedStump CrossElland United
2013–14Ryburn UnitedStump CrossGreetland
2014–15Stump CrossRyburn UnitedCalder 76
2015-16Calder 76Ryburn UnitedMixenden United
2016–17Illingworth St MarysNorthowramCalder 76
2017-18Shelf FCRyburn UnitedSowerby Bridge
2018-19Shelf UnitedShelf FCSowerby Bridge

Current clubs (2019-20 season)

Premier Division

Division One

Division Two

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