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The Scottish Junior Football East Region Premier League is the second-highest division of the East Region of the Scottish Junior Football Association. As of the 2006–07 season, the East Super League is the highest tier, with the Premier division feeding down into North, Central and South divisions.
[edit] 2006–07
Glenrothes won the 2006–07 championship and were promoted to the Super League. Kelty Hearts were also promoted as runners-up. They will be replaced by Kinnoull and Bo'ness United, who lost their top-flight status.
Scone Thistle and St. Andrews United were relegated to the Central Division while Lochee Harp were relegated to the North Division (The destination league for relegated teams being decided by geography). They will be replaced by Forfar West End (North Division champions), Dundonald Bluebell (Central Division champions) and Newtongrange Star (South Division champions).
[edit] 2007–08
Bo'ness United won the 2007–08 championship and were promoted to the Super League. Forfar West End were also promoted as runners-up. They will be replaced by Carnoustie Panmure and Oakley United, who lost their top-flight status.
Montrose Roselea were relegated to the North Division, Armadale Thistle were relegated to the South Division, while Rosyth were relegated to the Central Division. They will be replaced by Blairgowrie (North Division champions), Ballingry (Central Division champions) and Fauldhouse United (South Division champions).
[edit] 2008–09
Musselburgh Athletic won the 2008–09 championship and were promoted to the Super League. Newtongrange Star were also promoted as runners-up. They will be replaced by Forfar West End and Tayport, who lost their top-flight status.
Dundee North End were relegated to the North Division, while Dundonald Bluebell and Oakley United were relegated to the Central Division. They will be replaced by Montrose Roselea (North Division champions), St. Andrews United (Central Division champions) and Armadale Thistle (South Division champions). Two teams were relegated to the Central division to allow for an even number of teams to compete in that division - 14 in season 2009–10 instead of the 13 teams in season 2008–09.
[edit] Member clubs for the 2009–10 season
[edit] References
[edit] External links
East Region Premier League: 2009-10
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