- Member clubs 2017–18
- Champions
- References
- External links
The Yorkshire Amateur Association Football 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 five teams in the league. The league has a total of seven divisions, the highest of which is the Yorkshire Amateur League Premier Division, which sits at level 14 of the English football league system. It is a feeder to the West Riding County Amateur 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. In the 2008–09 season, Gildersome Spurs Old Boys made the record books by winning all four of the competitions they entered, including Senior B, The Terry Marflitt Trophy, The Yorkshire Old Boys Shield, and The Wheatley District Cup. The League runs three League Cup competitions annually. The Terry Marflitt Trophy is contested by teams in the Premier Division, Championship and Division One. The Hancock Cup is contested by teams in Division Two and Division Three. The Hodgson Cup is contested by teams in Division Four and Division Five. The Yorkshire Amateur Association Football League received FA Charter Standard status in the 2017-18 season.{{cn|date=February 2019}} In the 2017-18 season, the League celebrated being in existence for 90 years. As part of these celebrations, the finals for the Terry Marflitt Trophy and Hancock Cup were held at South Leeds Stadium. Member clubs 2017–18Premier Division[1]- Alwoodley FC
- Athletico
- Beeston Juniors Old Boys
- Drighlington FC
- Ealandians
- Farsley Celtic Juniors
- Grangefield Old Boys
- Leeds Medics & Dentists
- Morley Town AFC
- St. Nicholas
- Stanley United
- Stanningley Old Boys
Championship[2]- Beeston St. Anthony's (III)
- Calverley United
- Collingham Juniors Old Boys
- Gildersome Spurs Old Boys
- Horsforth St. Margaret's
- Leeds Independent
- Leeds Medics & Dentists Reserves
- Mount St. Mary's
- St. Bedes AFC
- Shire Academics
- Thornesians
- Wortley FC
Division One[3]- Alwoodley FC Reserves
- Collegians
- Dewsbury Rangers Old Boys
- Ealandians Reserves
- Farsley Celtic Juniors Reserves
- Garforth Rangers (Reserves)
- Idle FC
- Leeds City Old Boys
- Leeds Medics & Dentists III
- Old Batelians
- Rothwell JFC (Reserves)
- Sky Blue FC
Division Two[4]- Colton Athletic
- East Ardsley Wanderers
- Fairbank United
- Farnley Sports
- Garforth Crusaders
- Huddersfield Amateur (III)
- Morley Town AFC Reserves
- Sandal Wanderers
- Trinity & All Saints College Old Boys
- Tyersal FC
- Woodkirk Valley
Division Three[5]- Colton Athletic Reserves
- Ealandians III
- Horsforth St. Margaret's Reserves
- Leeds City Old Boys Reserves
- Leeds Medics & Dentists IV
- Leeds Modernians (III)
- Lepton Highlanders (III)
- Morley Town AFC III
- North Leeds
- Norristhorpe
- Shire Academics Reserves
- Tingley Athletic (Reserves)
Division Four[6]- Beeston Juniors Old Boys Reserves
- Calverley United Reserves
- Dewsbury Rangers Old Boys Reserves
- Drighlington FC Reserves
- Gildersome Spurs Old Boys Reserves
- Leeds City Old Boys III
- Methley United
- Middleton Park
- Morley Amateur
- Prospect FC
- Shire Academics III
- Thornesians Reserves
Division Five[7]- Huddersfield Amateur Reserves (IV)
- Leeds City Old Boys IV
- Leeds Modernians Reserves (IV)
- Norristhorpe Reserves
- North Leeds Reserves
- Old Batelians Reserves
- Old Centralians (III)
- Rothwell JFC Reserves (III)
- St. Bedes AFC Reserves
- Shire Academics IV
- Thornesians III
- Tyersal FC Reserves
- West End Park
Champions Recent divisional champions [8]| Season | Premier Division (ex- Senior Division 'A') | Championship (ex- Senior Division 'B') | Division One | Division Two | Division Three | Division Four | Division Five |
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| 2006–07 | Yorkshire Bank | Old Centralians | Sandal Athletic | Gildersome Spurs Old Boys Reserves | East Leeds Trinity Old Boys | Old Collegians Reserves | Bramley Juniors Old Boys Reserves | | 2007–08 | Ealandians | Bramley Juniors Old Boys | Alwoodley Old Boys | Wheelwright Old Boys | Ealandians Reserves | Alwoodley Old Boys Reserves | Grangefield Old Boys Reserves | | 2008–09 | Leeds Medics & Dentists | Gildersome Spurs Old Boys | Wheelwright Old Boys | Amaranth Old Boys | Grangefield Old Boys | Colton Academicals 'A' | Ealandians 'A' | | 2009–10 | Alwoodley Old Boys | Leeds Medics & Dentists Reserves | Wortley Reserves | Grangefield Old Boys | Wortley 'A' | Bramley Juniors Old Boys 'A' | Leeds City Old Boys Reserves | | 2010–11 | Stanningley Old Boys | Bainbridge | Grangefield Old Boys | North East Leeds | St. Bedes Old Boys Reserves | Colton FC 'A' | Beeston Old Boys Reserves | | 2011–12 | Stanningley Old Boys | North East Leeds | Stanningley Old Boys Reserves | Farnley Sports | Old Modernians Reserves | Beeston Old Boys Reserves | Wheelwright Old Boys | | 2012–13 | Gildersome Spurs Old Boys | Leeds Medics & Dentists Reserves | Farsley Celtic Juniors | Morley Town AFC | Beeston Old Boys Reserves | Almondburians Reserves | Middleton Park Reserves | | 2013–14 | Gildersome Spurs Old Boys | Farsley Celtic Juniors | Morley Town AFC | Almondburians | Wheelwright Old Boys | Churwell Lions | Leeds City Old Boys Reserves | | 2014–15 | Ealandians | Farnley Sports | St. Nicholas | Wortley | Farsley Celtic Juniors Reserves | Horsforth St. Margaret's | Horsforth St. Margaret's Reserves | | 2015–16 | Farsley Celtic Juniors | St. Nicholas | Drighlington FC | Gildersome Spurs Old Boys | Horsforth St. Margaret's | Amaranth Reserves | Huddersfield Amateur | | 2016–17 | Farsley Celtic Juniors | Drighlington FC | Gildersome Spurs Old Boys | Idle FC | East Ardsley Wanderers | Morley Town AFC III | Garforth Crusaders |
References1. ^Premier Division FA Full-Time
2. ^Championship FA Full-Time
3. ^Division 1 FA Full-Time
4. ^Division 2 FA Full-Time
5. ^Division 3 FA Full-Time
6. ^Division 4 FA Full-Time
7. ^Division 5 FA Full-Time
8. ^[https://resources.thefa.com/images/ftimages/data/league7058382/97629.pdf Yorkshire Amateur League History]
External links- Official website
- FA Full-Time website
- Gildersome Spurs Old Boys FC official website
- Old Centralians AFC official website
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