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Independent Schools Football Association

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History
Competitions
Representative teams
Notable former players
References
External links

Independent Schools Football Association (ISFA) oversees football in independent schools in the United Kingdom. The ISFA is affiliated to the Football Association.

The chairman is former Premier League and FIFA referee David Elleray, and the CEO is Mark Dickson.

History

Dick Sale, headmaster of Brentwood School and public school representative on the F.A. Council, formed the Public Schools Football Association and was its first chairman. The name was changed to the Independent Schools FA in 1986 under the chairmanship of Chris Saunders, headmaster of Eastbourne College and later Lancing College. In 2005, the ISFA Girls division was formed. The current chairman is the third person to hold that post.

Competitions

The association organises the Boodles ISFA Cup, a knockout competition among ISFA member schools. The final usually takes place at a Football League ground, with recent finals taking place at the Stadium MK, home ground of Milton Keynes Dons.

Previous winners are:

Year	Winners	Runners-up
1992–93	Forest School	Charterhouse School
1993–94	The King's School, Chester	Ardingly College
1994–95	St Bede's College, Manchester	Ardingly College
1995–96	QEGS Blackburn	Bury Grammar School
1996–97	Lancing College	Bolton School
1997–98	Ardingly College	Bolton School
1998–99	Hampton School	Wolverhampton Grammar School
1999-00	Shrewsbury School	Charterhouse School
2000–01	QEGS Blackburn	Brentwood School
2001–02	Brentwood School	St Bede's College, Manchester
2002–03	Bolton School	Bradfield College
2003–04	QEGS Blackburn	Millfield
2004–05	Millfield	Hampton School
2005–06	The King's School, Chester	Millfield
2006–07	Hampton School	Charterhouse School
2007–08	Charterhouse School	Millfield
2008–09	Millfield	Hampton School
2009–10	Shrewsbury School	Repton School
2010–11	Charterhouse School	Eton College
2011–12	Hampton School	Millfield
2012–13	Millfield	Alleyn's School
2013–14	Millfield	Bradfield College
2014–15	Ardingly College	Hampton School
2015–16	Ardingly College	Bradfield College

2016-17 || Royal Russell school || Millfield School

In season 2007–08 two new cup competitions were introduced: the Investec ISFA Under-15 Cup and the Investec ISFA U13 Cup. The finals for both of these competitions have so far taken place at Burton Albion F.C.

Investec ISFA Under-15 Cup Winners:

Year	Winner	Runners-up
2007–08	Manchester Grammar School	Latymer Upper School
2008–09	Manchester Grammar School	Eton College
2009–10	Brentwood School	Repton School
2010–11	Whitgift School	Bolton School
2011–12	Hampton School	Bolton School
2012–13	Whitgift School	Brentwood School
2013–14	Ardingly College	Manchester Grammar School
2014–15	Hampton School	Manchester Grammar School
2015–16	Millfield	Brentwood School

Investec ISFA Under-13 Cup Winners:

Year	Winner	Runners-up
2007–08	Brentwood School	King's School, Chester
2008–09	The Grange School	Alleyn's School
2009–10	Bolton School	Forest School
2010–11	Whitgift School	Hampton School
2011–12	Whitgift School	Brentwood School
2012–13	Whitgift School	Priory
2013–14	Whitgift School	Chigwell School
2014–15	Whitgift School	City of London School
2015–16	Whitgift School	Bury Grammar School

The organisation also organises football in Independent Schools for Girls, and runs an Under 18 Cup competition for girls.

ISFA Under-18 Girls Cup winners:

Year	Winner	Runners-up
2007–08	ACS Cobham	Wellingborough School
2008–09	Repton School	ACS Cobham
2009–10	St. Bede's School	Stamford High School
2010–11	ACS Cobham	Stamford High School
2011–12	Stamford High School	ACS Cobham
2012–13	ACS Cobham	Stamford High School
2013–14	King's College, Taunton	Sevenoaks
2014–15	Oakham School	ACS Cobham

Representative teams

ISFA also organises teams to represent Independent Schools in England at Under-14, Under-15, Under-16 and Under-18 levels. The Under-18 and Under-16 sides undertake an annual overseas tour, as well as numerous fixtures, including an annual Under-18 fixture against Scotland Independent Schools. The Under-14 and Under-15 sides play matches mainly against academy teams from various English professional clubs.

Notable former players

Olly Lee – Brentwood School
Elliot Lee – Brentwood School
Frank Lampard – Brentwood School
Max Kretzschmar - Hampton School
James Beattie – QEGS Blackburn
Quinton Fortune – Forest School
Nedum Onuoha – Hulme Grammar School
Dan Harding – St. Bede's School, Hailsham
Neil Mellor – St Bede's College, Manchester
Adam Virgo – Ardingly College
Andy Frampton – Lancing College
Neil Harris – Brentwood School
Chris Porter – QEGS Blackburn
Robin Shroot – Alleyn's School
Lawrie Wilson – Millfield
Fraser Forster – Royal Grammar School, Newcastle
Jordan Spence – Chigwell School
Josh O'Keefe – QEGS Blackburn
Frank Fielding – QEGS Blackburn
Will Hughes – Repton School
Johnny Gorman – Repton School
Duncan Watmore – Cheadle Hulme
Solomon March – St. Bede's School, Hailsham

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References

1. ^Current Professional Players {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120210192449/http://www.isfa.org.uk/about/news.php?go=newslist&cat=Current%20Professional%20Players |date=10 February 2012 }}

External links

Independent Schools Football Association

1 : County Football Associations

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