Country England Divisions 7 Level on pyramid Levels 14 to 20 | Founded 1902 Number of teams 96 | |
Feeder to Gloucestershire Northern Senior League | ||
The Stroud and District Football League is a football competition based in England. This league was established in 1902. The league is affiliated to the Gloucestershire County FA. It has a total of seven divisions with the highest, Division One, sitting at level 14 of the English football league system. It is a feeder to the Gloucestershire Northern Senior League.
Contents
- History
- Division One
- Division Two
- Division Three
- Division Four
- Division Five
- Division Six
- Division Seven
- Champions
- References
Reigning champions Stroud Harriers gained promotion to the Gloucestershire Northern Senior League for the 2016–17 season.
History
The Stroud and District League was founded in 1902 and serves the central part of Gloucestershire from Gloucester in the north to Chipping Sodbury in the south. The first ever winners of the league were Brimscombe.
Among the clubs that have left the S&DFL and now compete at a higher level are:
Division One
Barnwood United | Charfield | Frampton United Reserves | King's Stanley | Longford | Old Richians | Randwick | St Nicholas Old Boys | Stonehouse Town Reserves | Stroud United | Tetbury Town | Tredworth Tigers | Upton St. Leonard's | Whitminster
Division Two
AFC Phoenix | Bush FC | Cam Bulldogs Reserves | Didmarton | Eastcombe | Hardwicke Reserves | Horsley United | Kingswood Reserves | Longlevens 'A' | Quedgeley Wanderers Reserves | Sharpness Reserves | Tibberton United | Tuffley Rovers 'A'
Division Three
Arlingham | Chalford Reserves | Coaley Rovers | Cotswold Rangers | Dursley Town Reserves | McCadam | Minchinhampton | Rodborough Old Boys | Tetbury Town Reserves | Thornbury Town Reserves | Trident | Uley | Whitminster Reserves
Division Four
Abbetmead Rovers Reserves | Alkerton Rangers | Avonvale United Reserves | Frampton United 'A' | Hardwicke 'A' | Longford Reserves | Nympsfield | Old Richians Reserves | Quedgeley Wanderers 'A' | Ramblers | Stonehouse Town 'A' | Taverners Reserves | Upton St. Leonards Reserves | Wickwar Wanderers
Division Five
Barnwood United Reserves | Berkeley Town Reserves | Brockworth Albion 'A' | Chalford 'A' | Charfield Reserves | Horsley United Reserves | Kingsway Rovers | Leonard Stanley Reserves | Longlevens 'B' | Randwick Reserves | Saingbridge | Tredworth Tigers Reserves | Tuffley Rovers 'B' | Wotton Rovers Reserves
Division Six
Cam Bulldogs 'A' | Cashes Green | Dursley Town 'A' | Eastcombe Reserves | Kings Stanley Reserves | Longlevens 'C' | Minchinhampton Reserves | North Nibley | Painswick | Rodborough Old Boys Reserves | Sharpness 'A' | Stroud Harriers Reserves | Stroud United Reserves | Uley Reserves
Division Seven
Abbeymead Rovers 'A' | Bridgeway | Cam Everside Wanderers | Coaley Rovers Reserves | Cotswold Rangers Reserves | Gloster Rovers | Kingsway Rovers Reserves | Randwick 'A' | Rodborough Old Boys 'A' | Stonehouse Town 'B' | Tetbury Town 'A' | Tuffley Rovers 'C' | Uley 'A' | Woodchester
Champions
1902–03: Brimscombe
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