National League 3 London & SE
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| National League 3 London & SE | |
|---|---|
| Sport | Rugby Union |
| Number of teams | 14 |
| Country | |
| Website | clubs.rfu.com |
National League 3 South-East is the highest regional rugby union league in south east England, with promoted sides usually entering the R.F.U.'s National League 2 South. The second placed team competes in a play-off with the second placed side from National League 3 South West.
On the league hierarchy it is level 5.
Prior to the 2009 re-organisation, this league was known as London 1.
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Participating Clubs 2012–13 [edit]
- Barnes
- Bishop's Stortford
- CS Rugby 1863
- Dorking
- Guernsey (promoted from London 1 South)
- Hertford
- Old Elthamians (promoted from London 1 South)
- Staines
- Thurrock (promoted from London 1 North)
- Tonbridge Juddians
- Tring
- Westcliff
- Westcombe Park
Participating Clubs 2010–11 [edit]
- Ampthill
- Barnes (relegated from National League 2 South)
- Basingstoke
- Bishop's Stortford
- Bracknell
- Civil Service (promoted from London 1 South)
- Diss
- Dorking
- Gravesend (promoted from London 1 South)
- Havant
- Hertford
- North Walsham
- Staines (promoted from London 1 North)
- Tring
Participating Clubs 2009–10 [edit]
First season as a national league
- Basingstoke
- Bishop's Stortford
- Bracknell
- Diss
- Dorking
- Havant
- Haywards Heath
- Hertford
- Jersey
- North Walsham
- Old Albanians
- Portsmouth
- Sutton & Epson
- Tring
See also [edit]
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