1. History

2. External links

The Staffordshire Club Cricket Championship is the main cricket league in South Staffordshire.

History

The club's history goes back to 1975, and it has acted as a feeder league to the Birmingham and District Premier League since 1999.

• 1975: Fordhouses
• 1976: Little Stoke
• 1977: Little Stoke
• 1978: Cannock
• 1979: Fordhouses
• 1980: Fordhouses
• 1981: Fordhouses
• 1982: Wombourne
• 1983: Wightwick
• 1984: Fordhouses
• 1985: Cannock
• 1986: Himley
• 1987: Wombourne
• 1988: Himley
• 1989: Penn
• 1990: Penn
• 1991: Cannock & Rugeley
• 1992: Cannock & Rugeley
• 1993: Cannock & Rugeley
• 1994: Penn
• 1995: Fordhouses
• 1996: Fordhouses
• 1997: Penn
• 1998: Fordhouses

Since 1999 the winner of the Staffordshire Club Cricket Championship has been promoted to the Birmingham and District Premier League

• 1999: Penkridge
• 2000: Wheaton Aston
• 2001: Wednesbury
• 2002: Beacon
• 2003: Lichfield
• 2004: Beacon
• 2005: Wombourne
• 2006: Old Wulfs Tettenhall
• 2007: Lichfield
• 2008: Milford Hall
• 2009: Brewood
• 2010: Wednesbury
• 2011: Penkridge
• 2012: Milford Hall
• 2013: Hawkins
• 2014: Pelsall

External links

• Official League Website

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