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==Member clubs 2009–10==
==Member clubs 2009–10==
===Premier Division===
===Premier Division===
*Bearsted
Bearsted | Bly Spartans | [[Canterbury City F.C.|Canterbury City]] | [[Coney Hall F.C.|Coney Hall]] | [[Cray Valley Paper Mills F.C.|Cray Valley Paper Mills]] | Fleet Leisure | Hollands & Blair | Lewisham Borough | Milton & Fulston United | Orpington | Phoenix Sports | Rusthall | Snodland | Stansfeld Oxford & Bermondsey Club | Sutton Athletic | Tonbridge Invicta
*Bly Spartans
*[[Canterbury City F.C.|Canterbury City]]
*[[Coney Hall F.C.|Coney Hall]]
*[[Cray Valley Paper Mills F.C.|Cray Valley Paper Mills]]
*Fleet Leisure
*Hollands & Blair
*Lewisham Borough
*Milton & Fulston United
*Orpington
*Phoenix Sports
*Rusthall
*Snodland
*Stansfeld Oxford & Bermondsey Club
*Sutton Athletic
*Tonbridge Invicta


===Division One East===
===Division One East===
*[[Sheppey United F.C.|AFC Sheppey]]
[[Sheppey United F.C.|AFC Sheppey]] | APM Mears | Bromley Green | Kennington | Larkfield & New Hythe Wanderers | New Romney | Oakwood | Otford United | Premier | Sheerness East | Staplehurst & Monarchs United | University of Kent | Woodstock Park
*APM Mears
*Bromley Green
*Kennington
*Larkfield & New Hythe Wanderers
*New Romney
*Oakwood
*Otford United
*Premier
*Sheerness East
*Staplehurst & Monarchs United
*University of Kent
*Woodstock Park


===Division One West===
===Division One West===
*Belvedere
Belvedere | Bridon Ropes | Charlton Athletic Community | Chipstead | [[Crockenhill F.C.|Crockenhill]] | Farnborough Old Boys Guild | Greenways | Guru Nanak | Metrogas | Old Bexleians | Tudor Sports | Wickham Park
*Bridon Ropes
*Charlton Athletic Community
*Chipstead
*[[Crockenhill F.C.|Crockenhill]]
*Farnborough Old Boys Guild
*Greenways
*Guru Nanak
*Metrogas
*Old Bexleians
*Tudor Sports
*Wickham Park


===Division Two East===
===Division Two East===
*AFC Sevenoaks
AFC Sevenoaks | Borden Village | Bredhurst Juniors | Chartham Sports | Hamstreet | Hawkenbury | Lanes End | Lydd Town | Malgo | Pembury | Platt United | SAGA Sports & Social | Swale United | Tenterden Town
*Borden Village
*Bredhurst Juniors
*Chartham Sports
*Hamstreet
*Hawkenbury
*Lanes End
*Lydd Town
*Malgo
*Pembury
*Platt United
*SAGA Sports & Social
*Swale United
*Tenterden Town


===Division Two West===
===Division Two West===
*Bexlians
Bexlians | Blackheath United | Borough United | Chislehurst | Crofton Albion | Eltham Palace | Erith Sports | Fleetdown United | Forest Hill Park | Halls | Meridian | OPK | Seven Acre Sports | Westerham
*Blackheath United
*Borough United
*Chislehurst
*Crofton Albion
*Eltham Palace
*Erith Sports
*Fleetdown United
*Forest Hill Park
*Halls
*Meridian
*OPK
*Seven Acre Sports
*Westerham


==Recent champions==
==Recent champions==

Revision as of 15:17, 27 November 2009

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The league's badge

The Kent County League, currently known as the Vandanel Kent County League for sponsorship reasons, is a football competition based in Kent, England. The league has five senior divisions - a Premier Division, Division One East and West and Division Two East and West, plus reserve divisions. It sits below the Kent League (step 5 of the National League System), but its Premier Division is classified as a Step 7 league despite the lack of an intermediate league.

In the 2009–10 season, there are 16 clubs in the Premier Division. The bottom two clubs face relegation to the regional lower divisions. Clubs from a number of smaller district leagues may be eligible to gain promotion to the County League. In 2008 clubs from the Bromley & District, Canterbury & District, Maidstone & District and Rochester & District Leagues and the South London Alliance joined the County League.[1]

Member clubs 2009–10

Premier Division

  • Bearsted
  • Bly Spartans
  • Canterbury City
  • Coney Hall
  • Cray Valley Paper Mills
  • Fleet Leisure
  • Hollands & Blair
  • Lewisham Borough
  • Milton & Fulston United
  • Orpington
  • Phoenix Sports
  • Rusthall
  • Snodland
  • Stansfeld Oxford & Bermondsey Club
  • Sutton Athletic
  • Tonbridge Invicta

Division One East

  • AFC Sheppey
  • APM Mears
  • Bromley Green
  • Kennington
  • Larkfield & New Hythe Wanderers
  • New Romney
  • Oakwood
  • Otford United
  • Premier
  • Sheerness East
  • Staplehurst & Monarchs United
  • University of Kent
  • Woodstock Park

Division One West

  • Belvedere
  • Bridon Ropes
  • Charlton Athletic Community
  • Chipstead
  • Crockenhill
  • Farnborough Old Boys Guild
  • Greenways
  • Guru Nanak
  • Metrogas
  • Old Bexleians
  • Tudor Sports
  • Wickham Park

Division Two East

  • AFC Sevenoaks
  • Borden Village
  • Bredhurst Juniors
  • Chartham Sports
  • Hamstreet
  • Hawkenbury
  • Lanes End
  • Lydd Town
  • Malgo
  • Pembury
  • Platt United
  • SAGA Sports & Social
  • Swale United
  • Tenterden Town

Division Two West

  • Bexlians
  • Blackheath United
  • Borough United
  • Chislehurst
  • Crofton Albion
  • Eltham Palace
  • Erith Sports
  • Fleetdown United
  • Forest Hill Park
  • Halls
  • Meridian
  • OPK
  • Seven Acre Sports
  • Westerham

Recent champions

Recent divisional champions have been as follows:[2]

Season Winners Runners Up D1 East winners D1 West winners D2 East winners D2 West winners D3 West winners
1992-93 Sevenoaks Town A.P.M. Mears Lydd Town Ex Blues New Romney Reserves Strood County Empire
1993-94 Teynham & Lynstead Greenways Lydd Town Ten Em Bee Lydd Town Reserves Sutton Athletic Tonbridge Rangers
1994-95 Stansfeld Oxford & Bermondsey Club Lordswood Milton Athletic AFC Egerton Royal George Maidstone Invicta Halstead
1995-96 Sevenoaks Town Lydd Town Tenterden St. Michaels Ex Blues Broomfield United Reserves Snodland Hawkenbury
1996-97 VCD Athletic Milton Athletic Rye United Bearsted Broomfield United Reserves Otford United Wickham Park
1997-98 Milton Athletic Rye United New Romney Snodland Rye United Reserves Wickham Park St. George's (Wrotham)
1998-99 Knatchbull Rye United Kennington Maidstone United Wittersham St. George's (Wrotham) Pembury
1999-00 Snodland Bearsted Norton Sports Phoenix Sports Smarden AFC Blackheath Belvedere
2000-01 Bearsted Snodland New Romney Crockenhill New Romney Reserves Oakwood Danson Athletic
2001-02 Bearsted Sevenoaks Town Kennington Old Roan Dover Gate Belvedere Farnborough Old Boys Guild
2002-03 Sevenoaks Town Stansfeld Oxford & Bermondsey Club Tenterden Tigers Cray Valley Paper Mills Tyler Hill Bromleians Sports Lanes End
2003-04 Crockenhill Old Roan Bromley Green Lewisham Borough Borden Village Orpington Guru Nanak
2004-05 Cray Valley PM Old Roan Norton Sports Rusthall Hollands & Blair Phoenix Sports disbanded
2005-06 Lewisham Borough Faversham Town Hollands & Blair Holmesdale Staplehurst Westerham
2006-07 Holmesdale Bromley Green Tyler Hill Orpington Guru Nanak Tudor Sports
2007-08 Norton Sports Orpington Bly Spartans Phoenix Sports Canterbury City Farnborough Old Boys Guild
2008-09 Hollands & Blair Fleet Leisure Canterbury City Tonbridge Invicta Premier Old Bexleians

References

  1. ^ Wright, James (2008). The Cherry Red Non-League Newsdesk Annual 2008. Cherry Red Books. p. 101. ISBN 0-9539-1988-8.
  2. ^ Kent County League

External links

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