Teesside Football League

Teesside Football League
	Founded
	1891
	Nation
	England
	Feeder To
	Northern League
	Number of Teams
	27
	Level on Pyramid
	Level 11
	Cups
	Lou Moore Trophy; MacMillan Bowl
	Current Champions (2014–15)
	Whinney Banks Youth & Community Centre (Division One); Redcar Town (Division Two)

The Teesside Football League is a football competition based in northern England. It consists of a single division and sits at level 11 of the English football league system.^{[citation needed]} The Teesside League is a feeder to the Step 6 Northern League Division Two.

Member clubs 2015–16

Beechwood, Easterside & District Social
Billingham
Boro Rangers
Fishburn Park
Grangetown Boys
Lingdale
Nunthorpe Athletic
Redcar Newmarket
Redcar Town
St. Mary's College
Staithes Athletic
Stockton West End
Thirsk Falcons
Thornaby Dubliners
Whinney Banks Youth & Community Centre
Yarm

League Champions

1891–92 – Middlesbrough Swifts
1892–93 – South Bank
1893–94 – Darlington St. Hilda's
1894–95 – Middlesbrough Reserves
1895–96 – Darlington Reserves
1896–97 – Thornaby
1897–98 – Thornaby
1898–99 – Haverton Hill
1899–1900 – Haverton Hill
1900–01 – Haverton Hill
1901–02 – Darlington St. Hilda's
1902–03 – Thornaby St. Patrick's
1903–04 – Thornaby St. Patrick's
1904–05 – South Bank St. Peter's
1905–06 – Riley Bros (Stockton)
1906–07 – Thornaby St. Patrick's
1907–08 – West Hartlepool Expansion
1908–09 – Skinningrove United
1909–10 – Eston United
1910–11 – Thornaby St. Patrick's
1911–12 – Ashmore, Benson & Pease
1912–13 – Cleveland Chemical Works
1914–18 – Not competed for due to World War I
1919–20 – Haverton Hill
1920–21 – Blair & Co.
1921–22 – Stillington St. John's
1922–23 – West Hartlepool Temp
1923–24 – Stockton Malleable Institute
1924–25 – Normanby Magnesite
1925–26 – Stockton Malleable Institute
1926–27 – West Hartlepool Peser
1927–28 – Normanby Magnesite
1928–29 – West Hartlepool Peser
1929–30 – West Hartlepool Peser
1930–31 – South Bank East End
1931–32 – Normanby Magnesite
1932–33 – South Bank St. Peter's
1933–34 – Grangetown St. Mary's
1934–35 – Lingdale
1935–36 – Carlin How
1936–37 – South Bank East End
1937–38 – South Bank East End
1938–39 – Cargo Fleet Athletic
1939–40 – South Bank Athletic
1941–46 – Not competed for due to World War II
1946–47 – Port Clarence Sports & Social Club
1947–48 – Port Clarence Sports & Social Club
1948–49 – Head Wrightson
1949–50 – Portrack Shamrocks
1950–51 – Ashmore Recreation
1951–52 – Billingham Synthonia Reserves
1952–53 – Head Wrightson
1953–54 – Stockton Amateurs
1954–55 – ICI Wilton
1955–56 – Portrack Shamrocks
1956–57 – Redcar Albion

1957–58 – Redcar Albion
1958–59 – Redcar Albion
1959–60 – Cleveland Mines
1960–61 – Cleveland Mines
1961–62 – Billingham Synthonia Reserves
1962–63 – Billingham Synthonia Reserves
1963–64 – Billingham Synthonia Reserves
1964–65 – Acklam Steelworks
1965–66 – Acklam Steelworks
1966–67 – Head Wrightson
1967–68 – Head Wrightson
1968–69 – Head Wrightson
1969–70 – Whinney Banks
1970–71 – Winterton Hospital
1971–72 – Whinney Banks
1972–73 – Teesside Polytechic
1973–74 – Cassel Works
1974–75 – Hartlepool Boys Welfare Old Boys
1975–76 – Acklam Steelworks
1976–77 – Billingham Social Club
1977–78 – Smith's Dock
1978–79 – Billingham Social Club
1979–80 – Smith's Dock
1980–81 – Marske United
1981–82 – Hartlepool Athletic
1982–83 – Hartlepool Athletic
1983–84 – Marske United
1984–85 – Hartlepool Boys Welfare Old Boys
1985–86 – Stockton Town
1986–87 – New Marske Sports Club
1988–89 – Hemlngton Sports Club
1989–90 – Nunthorpe Athletic
1990–91 – ICI Wilton
1991–92 – Billingham Cassel Mall
1992–93 – Rowntrees
1993–94 – Rowntrees
1994–95 – Tees Components
1995–96 – Acklam Steelworks
1996–97 – Acklam Steelworks
1997–98 – Acklam Steelworks
1998–99 – Grangetown Boys Club
1999–2000 – Grangetown Boys Club
2000–01 – Acklam Steelworks
2001–02 – Grangetown Boys Club
2002–03 – Grangetown Boys Club
2003–04 – Hartlepool
2004–05 – Carlin How Working Mens Club
2005–06 – Carlin How Working Mens Club
2006–07 – Carlin How Working Mens Club
2007–08 – Beechwood, Easterside & District Social
2008–09 – Beechwood, Easterside & District Social
2009–10 – Beechwood, Easterside & District Social
2010–11 – Grangetown Boys Club
2011–12 – Richmond Town
2012–13 – Endeavour
2013–14 – Whinney Banks Youth & Community Centre
2014–15 – Whinney Banks Youth & Community Centre

Division Two Champions

2002–03 – SMG Redstripes
2003–04 – Dormans
2004–05 – Hartlepool Chester Hotel
2005–06 – Mackinlay Park
2006–07 – Guisborough Quoit
2007–08 – Bedale

2008–09 – Scarborough Town
2009–10 – Coulby Newham
2010–11 – Whinney Banks Youth & Community Centre
2011–12 – Darlington Rugby Club
2012–13 – Lingdale
2013–14 – Thirsk Falcons
2014–15 – Redcar Town

External links

Official website