Yorkshire Old Boys League

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Yorkshire Old Boys League
Founded
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Nation
Flag of England England
Feeder To
West Riding League
Divisions
Senior Division A
Senior Division B
Division One
Division Two
Division Three
Division Four
Division Five
Number of Teams
89
Levels on Pyramid
Level 14 to Level 20
Cups
First Teams - Marflitt Cup
Reserve Teams - Hancock Cup
Other teams - Hodgson Cup
Current Champions 2006-07
Yorkshire Bank (Senior Division A)
Old Centralians (Senior Division B)
Sandal Athletic (Division 1)
Gildersome Spurs reserves (Division 2)
East Leeds Trinity Old Boys (Division 3)
Old Collegians reserves (Division 4)
Bramley Juniors reserves (Division 5)

The Yorkshire Old Boys League is an amateur competitive football league based in England, consisting primarily (but not exclusively) of old boys clubs for local schools, some of whom field as many as six teams in the league.

The league has a total of seven divisions, the highest of which is the Yorkshire Old Boys League Senior A Division, which sits at level 14 of the English football league system. It is a feeder to the West Riding League. Although not specifically designated as reserve divisions, the league's lower divisions contain mostly the reserve teams of clubs in the higher divisions. Unlike most leagues, this league does not necessarily prohibit two teams from the same club competing in the same division.

[edit] Member clubs 2006/07

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  • Senior Division A

Heckmondwike Grammar School Old Boys | Huddersfield Amateur | Leeds Medics | Leeds University Old Boys | Old Collegians | Old Rovers | Roundhegians | St Nicholas | Stanningley Old Boys | Trinity Old Boys | Western Juniors | Yorkshire Bank

  • Senior Division B

Wortley Bramley Juniors | Calverley | Ealandians | East Ardsley Wanderers | FC Headingley | Gildersome Spurs Old Boys | Leeds City Old Boys | Leeds Medics & Dentists Reserves | Old Batelians | Old Centralians | Old Modernians

  • Division One

Alwoodley Old Boys | Colton Academicals | Leeds City Old Boys Reserves | Leeds Medics III | Old Thornesians | Roundhegians Reserves | St Bedes Old Boys | Sandal Athletic | Sandal Wanderers | Shire Academics | South Leeds Saints | Woodhouse Moor Methodists

  • Division Two

Agnes Stewart Old Boys | Almondburians | Carlton Athletic | Commonside Old Boys | Gildersome Spurs Old Boys Reserves | Leeds City Old Boys III | Leeds Independent | Old Centralians Reserves | Old Modernians Reserves | Old Modernians III | Trinity & All Saints College Old Boys Reserves | Wheelwright Old Boys |Wortley Reserves

  • Division Three

Colton Academicals Reserves | East Leeds Trinity Old Boys | Gildersome Spurs Old Boys III | Grangefield Old Boys | Heckmondwike Grammar School Old Boys Reserves | Horbury Town Old Boys | Huddersfield Amateur Reserves | Moortown Old Boys | Old Batelians Reserves | Old Modernians IV | Old Thornesians Reserves | Roundhegians III | St Bedes Old Boys Reserves

  • Division Four

Colton Academicals III | Ealandians Reserves | East Ardsley Wanderers Reserves | Huddersfield Amateur III | Leeds City Old Boys IV | Leeds City Old Boys V | Leeds Medics IV | Old Batelians III | Old Centralians III | Old Collegians Reserves | Sandal Athletic Reserves | Sandal Wanderers Reserves | Wheelwright Old Boys Reserves | Woodhouse Moor Methodists Reserves

  • Division Five

Alwoodley Old Boys III | Alwoodley Old Boys Reserves | Bramley Junior Old Boys Reserves | Heckmondwike Grammar School Old Boys III | Huddersfield Amateur IV | Leeds City Old Boys VI | Old Centralians IV | Old Collegians III | Old Modernians V | Old Modernians VI | Old Thornesians III | Roundhegians IV | St Bedes Old Boys III | Wheelwright III

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