North Leicestershire Football League

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The North Leicestershire League is a football competition based in Leicestershire, England. This league was established in 1931 and was formerly known as the Loughborough and District Amateur Football Alliance. It has a total of four divisions, the highest of which, the Premier Division, is a feeder to the Leicestershire Senior League. Each division has a different sponsor.

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Champions

SeasonPremier DivisionDivision OneDivision TwoDivision ThreeDivision Four
1989–90 Ravenstone WheatsheafGrace Dieu United ReservesEllistown Colliery ReservesSoar Valley Swifts
1990–91WheatsheafGrace Dieu United ReservesSchlegel UK Loughborough Dynamo "A"Schlegel UK Reserves
1991–92Hillside RangersLoughborough TownShepshed AmateursBlackbird ReservesLoughborough Town Reserves
1992–93 Ingles Three Horse Shoes Loughborough Dynamo "A"Coalville Old Edwardians ReservesGroby
1993–94Hillside RangersWest End UnitedCharnwood SportsmenLoughborough Town ReservesRockhouse Rovers
1994–95 Ashby Ivanhoe Hathern Three CrownsLoughborough Town ReservesEast Leake AlbionShepshed Amateurs Reserves
1995–96 Ingles Woodhouse Imperial Ashby Ivanhoe ReservesMeasham Imperial ReservesHathern Three Crowns Reserves
1996–97 Ashby Ivanhoe Ashby Ivanhoe ReservesMarkfield Red LionShelthorpe Kings ChurchPeggs Green Reserves
1997–98Hillside Rangers Ashby Ivanhoe ReservesMeasham ImperialGrobyCrown & Cushion
1998–99 Ashby Ivanhoe Measham ImperialShelthorpe Kings ChurchDynamo RoshalAzzurri
1999–2000HathernShelthorpe Kings ChurchPeggs GreenAzzurriFC Ricks
2000–01Sileby United WMCKegworth TownRavenstoneFC RicksEast Leake Villa
2001–02HathernAzzurriAstrazeneca R&D CharnwoodEast Leake VillaPeacock United
2002–03 Ashby Ivanhoe New Inn WoodvilleEast Leake VillaNewbold JubileeSileby United WMC Reserves
2003–04HathernDynamo RoshalSileby SaintsSutton BoningtonAnstey Town 'A'
2004–05HathernSileby Saints Loughborough Dynamo 'A' The RailwayLithuanian-Scandinavian
2005–06HathernGenesisRadmoorLithuanian-Scandinavian3M Loughborough
2006–07Sileby SaintsRadmoorNewbold JubileeKegworth Imperial Ingles Reserves
2007–08FC DynamoCaterpillarWhitwick WanderersThe Railway EWMATI Garryson Reserves
2008–09Melton Mowbray Building SocietyFalconsBirstall Old Boys Ingles Reserves Whitwick Wanderers Reserves
2009–10CaterpillarBirstall Old BoysBagworth CollieryGreenhill Youth CentreMarkfield 'A'
2010–11Sileby SaintsEast Leake AthleticGreenhill Youth CentreCoalville Labour ClubShepshed Amateurs Reserves
2011–12FalconsGreenhill Youth CentreATI GarrysonFerrariAnstey Crown Reserves
2012–13Anstey TownLoughboroughWhitwick White Horse Loughborough United Shelthorpe
2013–14 Ingles Shelthorpe DynamoRavenstone UnitedMountsorrel Amateurs Reserves
2014–15Shelthorpe DynamoRavenstone UnitedSileby Working Mens ClubShepshed Amateurs
2015–16Ravenstone UnitedBottesfordBirstall Old BoysSporting Markfield
2016–17CaterpillarWymeswoldKegworth ImperialFC Polonia
2017–18Greenhill YCShelthorpe DynamoMarket BosworthWymeswold Reserves
2018–19Greenhill YCShepshed AmateursWymeswold ReservesSporting Markfield Reserves
2019–20Season cancelledSeason cancelled

Member clubs 2019–20

Coalville Trophies Premiership

Shedland.co.uk Championship

Cups

The league runs two cup competitions, the Cobbin Trophy and the Bonser Trophy. The Cobbin Trophy is open to all first teams, whilst the Bonser Trophy is for reserve and 'A' teams.

Previous winners

SeasonCobbin TrophyBonser Trophy
1980–81Markfield RoversBelton Villa Reserves
1981–82InglesBelton Villa Reserves
1982–83Thorpe AcreLodge Farm YC Reserves
1983–84Lodge Farm YCThorpe Acre Reserves
1984–85Lodge Farm YCLodge Farm YC Reserves
1985–86Lodge Farm YCLodge Farm YC Reserves
1986–87Lodge Farm YCBelton Villa Reserves
1987–88Shepshed AthleticLodge Farm YC Reserves
1988–89Grace Dieu UnitedLodge Farm YC Reserves
1989–90 Ravenstone Belton Villa Reserves
1990–91WheatsheafGrace Dieu United Reserves
1991–92Belton Villa Ashby Ivanhoe Reserves
1992–93Hillside Rangers Ashby Ivanhoe Reserves
1993–94InglesIngles Reserves
1994–95InglesWest End United Reserves
1995–96Hillside RangersLoughborough Town Reserves
1996–97 Ashby Ivanhoe Peggs Green Reserves
1997–98Ingles Loughborough Dynamo "A"
1998–99Woodhouse ImperialBirstall Old Boys Reserves
1999–2000Woodhouse ImperialThurmaston Rangers Reserves
2000–01HathernBirstal Old Boys Reserves
2001–02Loughborough Towers Ashby Ivanhoe Reserves
2002–03 Ashby Ivanhoe Reserves
2003–04HathernHathern Reserves
2004–05Gresley Miners ArmsHathern Reserves
2005–06Sileby Saints Loughborough Dynamo "A"
2006–07Sileby SaintsThe Railway Reserves
2007–08Sileby SaintsATI Garryson Reserves
2008-09
2009–10
2010–11Markfield
2011–12 Ingles Reserves
2012–13Whitwick Ingles Reserves
2013–14Shelthorpe DynamoBirstall Old Boys
2014–15Greenhill YC Reserves
2015–16Ravenstone UnitedLoughborough Reserves
2016–17East LeakeGreenhill YC Reserves
2017–18Greenhill YCAsfordby Development
2018–19FalconsSporting Markfield Reserves
2019–20Season cancelledSeason cancelled

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