Gloucestershire County Womens Football League

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Gloucestershire County Women's League
Country England
Founded 1998
First season 1998–99
Divisions 2
Number of teams 22
Level on pyramid 7–8
Promotion to South West Regional Women's Football League Division One
Current champions Oldland Abbotonians[1]
(2014–15)
Website Official website

The Gloucestershire County Women's Football League is a women's association football competition run by the Gloucestershire County Football Association. It consists of two divisions and sits at levels 7 and 8 of the women's football pyramid in England.

Teams

Gloucestershire County Womens Football League is located in Gloucestershire
AEK Boco
AEK Boco
Almondsbury UWE
Almondsbury UWE
Bristol & West
Bristol & West
B.L.U. Dev
B.L.U. Dev
Cheltenham Town Dev
Cheltenham Town Dev
Cirencester Town
Cirencester Town
Dursley Town
Dursley Town
Forest of Dean
Forest of Dean
Longlevens
Longlevens
St Nicholas Res
St Nicholas Res
Wootton Bassett
Wootton Bassett
Abbeymead Rovers
Abbeymead Rovers
Bishops Cleeve
Bishops Cleeve
BradleyStoke
Bradley
Stoke
BristolUnited
Bristol
United
Cheltenham Spa CS
Cheltenham Spa CS
Cotswold Rangers
Cotswold Rangers
Mitcheldean
Mitcheldean
Port ofBristol
Port of
Bristol
Quedgeley Wanderers
Quedgeley Wanderers
Map showing the location of teams in the Gloucestershire Women's League in 2015–16. Division One teams are indicated in red, Division Two in yellow.

The teams competing in the league for the 2015–16 season are:[2][3]

Division One

  • AEK Boco
  • Almondsbury UWE
  • Bristol & West
  • Bristol Ladies Union Development
  • Cheltenham Town Development
  • Cirencester Town
  • Dursley Town
  • Forest of Dean
  • Longlevens
  • St Nicholas Reserves
  • Wootton Bassett

Division Two

  • Abbeymead Rovers
  • AEK Boco Development
  • Bishops Cleeve
  • Bradley Stoke
  • Bristol United
  • Cheltenham Spa Civil Service
  • Cotswold Rangers
  • Mitcheldean
  • Port of Bristol
  • Quedgeley Wanderers
  • Wotton Rovers – withdrew from league, record expunged[4]

Former champions

Season Division One Division Two Division Three Notes
2015–16 AEK Boco [5]
2014–15 Oldland Abbotonians AEK Boco Development [6][7]
2013–14 Cheltenham Civil Service Cheltenham Town Development [8]
2012–13 Bitton Longwell Green [9]
2011–12 Forest of Dean Quedgeley Wanderers [10]
2010–11 Cam Bulldogs St Nicholas Gloucester City Reserves [11]
2009–10 Swindon Supermarine Bitton St Nicholas [12]
2008–09 Cleeve West Swindon Supermarine [13]

References

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