Norwich and District Saturday Football League
The Norwich and District Saturday Football League is a football competition based in England. It has a total of 3 divisions catering for 36 teams. At the present time the league is not part of the English football league system as it is not a feeder league within the football pyramid.
The league is affiliated to the Norfolk County Football Association.
The league is one of the oldest competitive leagues withing Norfolk and can have up to 80 teams competing at any time from within a radius of 15 miles of Norwich Castle.
Over the last few years, steps have been made within the league to change the look, feel and competitive nature of the league. The three divisions have been shaped to create a more competitive nature and raise standards of football throughout. In 2000 it was decided to drop the 'Business Houses' side of the name that was historically linked to the number of major companies in and around Norwich, but have since disappeared. The league also wanted to focus on the fact that the league is the only true Norwich based league in Norfolk.
Member clubs 2012–13
The league's current member clubs are as follows:
Division One
- Circle Anglia
- Drayton
- Eaton Beehive
- Horsford 'A'
- Jarrolds
- Jubilee Rangers
- Marlborough Old Boys
- Mousehold Athletic
- Norwich Medics
- University of East Anglia Reserves
Division Two
- Blofield United 'A'
- Drayton Reserves
- Dyers Arms
- Hockering
- Homecare United
- Newton Flotman Reserves
- Old Catton Rovers
- Taverham
- University of East Anglia 'A'
- Wensum Albion
- Yelverton Reserves
Division Three
- Anglian Knights
- City of Norwich School Old Boys Union
- Frettenham United
- Hellesdon Reserves
- Hempnall 'A'
- Hockering Reserves
- Ketts Tavern Toucans
- Mousehold Athletic Reserves
- Norman Wanderers
- One Love United
- South Walsham Reserves
- Tiger
Source
Recent divisional champions
Season |
Division One |
Division Two |
Division Three |
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2008-09 |
UEA Reserves |
Loddon United ‘A’ |
Norwich Medics |
2009-10 |
Yelverton |
Jubilee Rangers |
Costessey Crown Reserves |
2010-11 |
Drayton |
UEA ‘A’ |
Circle Anglia |
Source
List of Division One League Champions
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