Newcastle Zone League Two

Last updated
Zone League Two
Founded2024
CountryAustralia
Number of clubs12
Level on pyramid 5
Promotion to Zone League One
Relegation to Zone League Three
Domestic cup(s)National
Australia Cup
State
Northern NSW Football State Cup
Current champions Newcastle Croatia FC
Current premiers Newcastle Croatia FC
Website Official website Zone League Two

NNSWZone Legue One (ZL2) is an amateur football (soccer) competition in Northern New South Wales. The competition is conducted by Northern NSW Football (NNSWF), one of two organizing bodies in New South Wales (the other being the National Premier Leagues NSW organized by Football NSW). The league is the fourth tier of football in the NNSWF.

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Format

12 teams, each of whom have a first grade side, reserve grade side and third grade side. The regular season takes place over 22 rounds, with each team playing each other once at home and once away. The team that finishes first at the end of the regular season is crowned premiers and promoted to ZL1.

The top four teams contest the Finals Series. For the semi-finals, 1st vs 4th and 2nd vs 3rd. The winner of each semi-final progresses straight to the Grand Final where the winner of that game is crowned champions.

Clubs

The following 12 clubs will compete in the NNSW ZL2 for the 2025 season.

ClubNickname(s)FoundedLGAGroundLocation
Bolwarra LornBushrangers1974MaitlandBolwarra OvalBolwarra
Cooks Hill UnitedCookers1997NewcastleNational ParkNewcastle West
Croudace Bay UnitedCrabs2023Lake MacquarieBaxter FieldMarks Point
Mayfield United JFCTigers1944NewcastleStevenson ParkMayfield West
Lambton Jaffas JuniorsJaffas1957NewcastleHarry Edwards OvalLambton
Merewether AdvanceRoosters1894NewcastleJesmond ParkJesmond
MinmiWanderers1884NewcastleMinmi FieldMinmi
New Lambton JuniorsGolden EaglesNewcastleNovocastrian ParkNew Lambton
North United WolvesWolves2000MaitlandLorn ParkLorn
South MaitlandPhoenix2021MaitlandRobins OvalSouth Maitland
Southern UnitedOspreys2022Mid CoastBoronia ParkForster
Nelson BayMarlinsPort StephensTomaree Sports ComplexNelson Bay

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