Tyneside Amateur League |
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Founded |
1949 |
Folded |
2019 |
Nation |
England |
Feeder To |
Northern Alliance Division Two |
Divisions |
Division One |
Number of Teams |
12 |
Levels on Pyramid |
Level 14 |
Cups |
John Hampson Memorial Trophy North East Amateur Challenge Shield Selcray Bowl Tyneside Amateur Challenge Shield |
Last Champions (2018-19) |
Haltwhistle Jubilee |
The Tyneside Amateur League was a football competition based in England. It had one division, which sat at level 14 of the English football league system. It was a feeder to the Northern Alliance.
The League was formed in 1949 and was 60 years old in 2009. To celebrate this, the League held a dinner with John Beresford as the guest speaker on 12 June at The Lancastrian Suite of the Dunston Federation Brewery. The League ceased after the 2018–19 season.[1]
Season | Division One | Division Two |
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2002–03 | Felling Greyhound | Willington Quay Saints |
2003–04 | Winlaton Vulcan Inn | The Bush Wallsend |
2004–05 | Winlaton Vulcan Inn | Ryton Reserves |
2005–06 | Winlaton Vulcan Inn | Blyth Town Reserves |
2006–07 | Winlaton Vulcan Inn | Forest Hall |
2007–08 | Forest Hall | Killingworth YPC Town |
2008–09 | Killingworth YPC Town | Blakelaw Crofters Lodge |
2009–10 | Wincanton Vulcan Inn | Whickham Lang Jacks |
2010–11 | Whickham Lang Jacks | Blyth Isabella |
2011–12 | West Jesmond | Winlaton Queens Head |
2012–13 | New York | Chopwell |
2013–14 | Lindisfarne Custom Planet | Hazlerigg Victory |
2014–15 | Hazlerigg Victory | |
2015–16 | Bedlington Juniors | |
2016–17 | Ponteland United Reserves | |
2017–18 | Ellington FC | |
2018–19 | Haltwhistle Jubilee |