Leeds Red Triangle Football League
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| Leeds Red Triangle Football League |
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| Founded |
| 1920 |
| Nation |
 England |
| Feeder To |
| West Yorkshire League |
| Divisions |
| Premier Division Division One/ Division Two |
| Number of Teams |
| 22 7 in Premier Division / 6 in Division One / 9 in Division Two |
| Levels on Pyramid |
| Level 14 (Premier Division) Level 15 (Division One) |
| Cups |
|
Cliff Pagdin Cup Kath Lawson Memorial Cup Rowland Road W.M.C Cup Albert West Memorial Cup Metcalf Sports Cup |
| Current Champions (2010-11) |
| Wortley (Premier) CFYDC (Division One) Pudsey Britannia (Division Two) |
| Current Runners Up (2010-11) |
| Halton Moor (Premier) Wortley Reserves (Division One) Kirkstall Crusaders Old Boys (Division Two) |
| Website |
| Official Site |
The Leeds Red Triangle Football League is a football competition based in Leeds, England. This league was established in 1920 by local man Edward Rickerby and has three divisions. The Leeds Red Triangle Football League Premier Division sits at level 14 of the English football league system. It is a feeder to the West Yorkshire League.
The Red Triangle name and logo refer to the league's association in its early days with the YMCA movement.
[edit] Member clubs 2011–12
Premier Division (Hainsworth Premier Division)
- Churwell
- Crossgates
- Halton Moor
- Kirkstall Crusaders
- Morley Town
- Old Headingley 'A'
- Seacroft Working Mens Club
Division One (All Sports Awards Division)
- Altofts Reserves
- Drighlington Adwalton
- Drighlington Malt Shovel
- Parkfield
- South Leeds Independents
- Wykebeck Arms
Division Two (Kath Lawson Memorial Division)
- Belle Isle Working Mens Club
- Churwell Lions
- Harehill Liberal Club
- Kirkstall Crusaders Reserves
- Leeds Deaf
- Seacroft Colts Old Boys
- Shears Inn
- Smiling Mule
- Swarcliffe Working Mens Club
[edit] Champions and runners-up
- Premier Division
- 2005–06 Rawdon Old Boys / tbc
- 2006–07 East Leeds / tbc
- 2007–08 The Gate / Wykebeck Arms United
- 2008–09 Halton Moor / East Leeds
- 2009–10 Halton Moor
- 2010–11 Wortley
- First Division
- 2005–06 tbc / tbc
- 2006–07 The Gate / tbc
- 2007–08 Farnley Sports / Banbridge United
- 2008–09 New Farnley CC / Sporting Armley
- 2009–10 Beeston St. Anthonys 'A'
- 2010–11 CFYDC
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