Perry Street and District League

Perry Street and District League
Country England
Founded 1903
Divisions 4
Number of teams 50
Level on pyramid Levels 14–17
Feeder to Somerset County League
Promotion to Somerset County League Division Two East or Division Two West
Current champions Perry Street
(2015–16)
Most championships Merriot Rovers
Website Official Website

The Perry Street and District League, commonly known as the Perry Street League, is a football competition based in the counties of Somerset, Dorset and Devon, England. The league was formed in 1903 by Charles Edward Small, the owner of the Perry Street Lace Works, who is commemorated by the three spools of lace depicted on the league's crest.

Today the league has a total of four divisions including the Perry Street League Premier Division. The Perry Street League is a member of the Joint Liaison Committee comprising the Somerset County League and other feeder leagues within the county. The Perry Street League is affiliated to the Somerset County FA.[1]

South Petherton won the 2005–06 Premier Division title, a feat they repeated in 200607 and again in 2007–08.[2] They finished second in the 2008-09 season as Crewkerne took the title,[3] and second again in the 2009–10 to Lyme Regis. South Petherton again won the league in the 2010–11 season.[4]

The fixtures and results can be found in the local Chard & Ilminster Newspaper,[5] The Weekender and View From titles also offer extensive coverage reports and previews.

Member clubs 2016–17

Perry Street F.C. in action in the 2008-09 season

Premier Division

Division One

Division Two

Division Three

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Recent divisional champions

SeasonPremier DivisionDivision OneDivision TwoDivision ThreeDivision Four
2000–01Combe St. Nicholas Axminster Reserves Netherbury Norton Athletic Reserves Ilminster Town "A"
2001–02Merriott Rovers Barrington HaselburyUplyme Shepton Beauchamp Reserves
2002–03Ilminster Town Reserves Chard Colts Uplyme South Petherton ReservesWhite Horse Symondsbury
2003–04Merriott Rovers Charmouth Hinton St. George Forton Reserves Barrington Reserves
2004–05Lyme Regis Perry Street & Yonder Hill Pymore Winsham United White Horse Reserves
2005–06South Petherton Combe St Nicholas Reserves Thorncombe Dowlish & Donyatt Combe St. Nicholas 'B'
2006–07South Petherton Winsham United Misterton Chard Town Colts Beaminster Reserves
2007–08South Petherton Misterton Chard United White Horse Reserves Lyme Bantams
2008–09Crewkerne TownBarrington Ilminster Colts Norton Athletic Fivehead United
2009–10Lyme Regis Farway Millwey Rise Hawkchurch Chard United Reserves
2010–11South PethertonCrewkerne Town Beaminster Reserves Misterton Reserves West & Middle Chinnock Reserves
2011–12Lyme Regis Millwey Rise Crewkerne Town Reserves Chard United Ilminster Town 'A'
2012–13Winsham United West & Middle Chinnock Uplyme Luso-Chard Shepton Beauchamp Reserves
2013–14Crewkerne TownPerry Street & Yonder Hill Reserves Chard United Lyme Bantams Kingsbury Episcopi
2014–15Crewkerne TownBarrington Drimpton Barrington Reserves Merriott Rovers

List of league champions

Year Champions
1903–04 Perry Street
1904–05 Holyrood Mill
1905–06 Perry Street Works
1906–07 Holyrood Mill
1907–08 Combe St. Nicholas
1908–09 Boden & Co
1909–10 Boden & Co
1910–11 Boden & Co
1911–12 Axminster
1912–13 Bridport
1913–14 Petters United
1915–19 No competition due to World War I
1919–20 Axminster
1920–21 Axminster
1921–22 Axminster
1922–23 Bridport
1923–24 Crewkerne
1924–25 Crewkerne
1925–26 Ilminster Town
1926–27 Ilminster Town
1927–28 Perry Street
1928–29 Perry Street
1929–30 Crewkerne
1930–31 Ilminster Town
1931–32 Bridport
1932–33 Ilminster Town

Year Champions
1933–34 Stoke–under–Ham
1934–35 Stoke–under–Ham
1935–36 Stoke–under–Ham
1936–37 Stoke–under–Ham
1937–38 Stoke–under–Ham
1938–39 Ilminster Town
1939–40 Chard
1941–45 No competition due to WWII
1945–46 Westland Sports
1946–47 Ilminster Town
1947–48 Crewkerne
1948–49 Crewkerne
1949–50 Crewkerne
1950–51 Axminster
1951–52 Stoke–under–Ham
1952–53 Stoke–under–Ham
1953–54 Stoke–under–Ham
1954–55 Stoke–under–Ham
1955–56 Chard Reserves
1956–57 Merriott Rovers
1957–58 Lyme Regis
1958–59 Ilminster Reserves
1959–60 Lyme Regis
1960–61 Crewkerne
1961–62 Shepton Beauchamp
1962–63 [South Petherton

Year Champions
1963–64 South Petherton
1964–65 Shepton Beauchamp
1965–66 Shepton Beauchamp
1966–67 Perry Street & Yonder Hill
1967–68 Perry Street & Yonder Hill
1968–69 Perry Street & Yonder Hill
1969–70 Perry Street & Yonder Hill
1970–71 Merriott Rovers
1971–72 Merriott Rovers
1972–73 Drimpton
1973–74 Merriott Rovers
1974–75 Haselbury
1975–76 Merriott Rovers
1976–77 Haselbury
1977–78 Haselbury
1978–79 Merriott Rovers
1979–80 Beaminster
1980–81 Merriott Rovers
1981–82 Shepton Beauchamp
1982–83 Shepton Beauchamp
1983–84 Shepton Beauchamp
1984–85 Shepton Beauchamp
1985–86 Misterton
1986–87 Misterton
1987–88 Misterton
1988–89 Lyme Regis

Year Champions
1989–90 Crewkerne
1990–91 Crewkerne
1991–92 Crewkerne
1992–93 Merriott Rovers
1993–94 Merriott Rovers
1994–95 Combe St. Nicholas
1995–96 Merriott Rovers
1996–97 Shepton Beauchamp
1997–98 Combe St. Nicholas
1998–99 Crewkerne
1999–2000 Merriott Rovers
2000–01 Combe St. Nicholas
2001–02 Merriott Rovers
2002–03 Ilminster Reserves
2003–04 Merriott Rovers
2004–05 Lyme Regis
2005–06 South Petherton
2006–07 South Petherton
2007–08 South Petherton
2008–09 Crewkerne
2009–10 Lyme Regis
2010–11 South Petherton
2011–12 Lyme Regis
2012–13 Winsham United
2013–14 Crewkerne Town
2014–15 Crewkerne Town

Source[6]

Trophy/cup competitions

All cup competitions (except Chard Hospital Cup) are governed by the rules of The Perry Street Challenge Cup

Premier Division

The Perry Street Challenge Cup
Founded 1912.
Cup Presented by C. E. Small Esq

Coronation Cup
Founded 1953
Cup Presented by C. H. Baulch Esq

Division One

Division One Cup
Founded 1954
Cup Presented by C.H.Harris Esq

The Arthur Gage Memorial Cup
Founded 1950

Division Two

Jack Venn Cup
Founded 1961
Cup Presented by J. V. Venn Esq.

Tommy Tabberer Cup
Founded 1961
Cup Presented by Lyme Regis Football Club

Division Three

John Fowler Trophy
Founded 1973
Cup Presented by Halstock Football Club.

Bill Bailey Cup
Founded 1973
Cup Presented by Beaminster Football Club

Other cups

The Daisy Hutchings Memorial Cup
Founded 1970
Open to all clubs in Divisions 2 and 3 of The Perry Street & District League Clubs can only enter one team.

Chard Hospital Cup Open to clubs as decided by the Management Committee[6]

References

  1. "SomersetFA.com". SomersetFA. Retrieved 2012-05-12.
  2. "Petherton Reign Supreme". ViewFrom. Retrieved 2012-05-31.
  3. "NewsQuest Story". NewsQuest. Retrieved 2012-05-24.
  4. "Champions Held". ViewFrom Publishing. Retrieved 2012-05-31.
  5. "Chard&IlminsterNews". NewsQuest Newspapers. Retrieved 2012-05-12.
  6. 1 2 3 "Full-Time League Websites - Perry Street & District League". TheFA.com. Retrieved 2011-05-24.

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